Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The 1930 Maple Leaf ARTHUR L. SPRUNGER, B.A. Art Mr. Sprunger has aroused an in- terest in and is helping the students to get an appreciation of art. He re- ceived his B.A. degree from Goshen College in 1922, and has studied in the Chicago Art Institute, the Acad- emy of Fine Arts, Chicago, and has done private Work with Karl Krafft. As an artist he ranks high in the State. JOSEPH BOYD CRESSMAN, M.A. English In 1919 Professor Cressrnan re- ceived his B.A. degree from Goshen College and later took his M.A. de- gree from the University of Michi- gan. During 1927-28 he was Teach- ing Fellow at the University of Pitts- burg. Professor Cressman returned to Goshen in 1928 as a professor in the English department. LL'WE11fy-0716 AMY EVELYN fMRS.b ENSS French Mrs. Enss came to Goshen as teacher of French this year. She is a graduate of the College of Pre- ceptors, London and has studied at Shefiield School of Art, England.

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as K X-The 19 XVILLARD HARVEY SMITH, lVl.A. Hzytorpf and Politiral Science Mr. Smith, after receiving his B.A. ilegree from Goshen College in 1928, continued his work toward his Mas- ter's degree, which he received from the University of Michigan in 1929. He has returned this year to his Alma Mater as assistant professor in the History department. SOM aple Leaf B. FRANK HARTZLER. BA. Mz4,vit' Professor Hartzler has been on the faculty since 1927 as head of the Music department. His work with the Choruses is very creditable and has brought many students to Goshen College. The classes in Voice increase each year. He received his B.A. from Goshen College, and studied at the University of Southern California College of Music, and under J. D. Brunk, A. S. Ebersole, J. Sample, A. Bavani, J. Powers, and F. L. Anderson. EDITH M. WITMER, MA. Home Economies Miss Witmer came to Goshen in 1926 well qualified as a teacher of Home Economics, having' received her B.S. degree from Pennsylvania State College and her M.A. degree from Teachers' College, Columbia University. Through her untiring efforts the department was enlarged and a four year course outlined lead- ing to a B.S. degree in Home Eco- nomics. On account of serious illness she has been unable to continue her work this year. rwenty

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-?TTl1e l930 Maple Leaf Q ! PEARL DETWEILER, B.A. Home Economics During: the first week of the school term Miss Dctweiler was called back to her Alma Mater us head of the de- partment of Home Economics in the place of Miss Witmer, former in- structor who was unable to return on account of illness. Miss Detwciler received her B.A. degree from Goshen College in 1929, majoring in Home Economics. Hav- ing studied under Miss Witmer she was familiar with the methods of the department und was able to carry on the work. NOBLE KREIDER Piano Mr. Kreider came as teacher of piano in 1929. He was a pupil of Clarence Forsyth, who accompanied him to London, Berlin and Paris. where he received instruction for a number of years, and took part in the musical life of these centers. Professor Kreider is a concert pian- ist, and a leading composer of piano music in America. EDWARD F. MARTIN Business Manager For three years Mr. Martin has cfliciently filled the position of Busi- ness Manager, having been appointed to the position when C. L. Graber was asked to take charge of the En- dowment Drive for Goshen and Hess- ton Colleges. lwenly Iwo