Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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The Maple LCaf SENIQRS ff' XKJ CLASS OFFICERS FORREST KANAGY ,,,.,, 7,,,,., ,,,,7,,, ,,,.7,7,,,, .V7.....SS.... P r e 5 ident RUTH MILLER ,,,,, ,.,,,,,, V ice-President MARY Hess V.w.R . S,SSSSSSSSS Secretary EDWIN WEAVER 7777,, W ,,,Treg5urer Y Q3 Into the College of Goshen, along by the smooth flowing Elkhart, Known in the memory of many-our dear and glorious Parkside- Came they in groups from their homelands, the class of nineteen thirty. Away from the shop and the schoolroom, away from the plow and the pulpit, Leaving the kitchen and counter, the tasks that they worked at so noblyg From the smooth rolling Illinois prairie, from the beautiful Iowa country, Up from the famed Shenandoah, up from the warm, balmy Gulfland, Leaving afar to the eastward the gardens of Lancaster County, Coming from Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, the far western states of the Union, Out from the heart of Ohio and her sister, the fair Indiana, Sailing across ocean waters from the mountains and plains of far India- Came they with aim, held in common. All of them came with a purpose, a strong and a guiding desire- Culture for Servicen their motto and Climb though the rocks be rugged. Four years they worked hard and faithful, directed by excellent teachers, Profiting well by instruction, holding high the scholarly standards, In basketball, tennis, and track meet they played with an equal interestg Out of their ranks keen debaters and brilliant orators came. In work for the Church and their Master they strove with a warm earnest spirit,- In this lay their center of interest, their ultimate goal and ambition. They frequently gathered together in home of sponsor or classmate, Spending evenings in pleasant diversions of taffy pulls, oyster stews, sleigh rides. Four years they continued together, harmoniously planning and working, Till june of the year nineteen thirty rang out the bells of Commencement, Pealing, Part now, 'tis time, away to your own place of service, Away from these halls and this campus, away from your many associates, Away from the dam and the river, away from the lane of the lovers, Awayl Press forward not stopping-real life is strenuous living. Give, givel Share with others the fruits of your four years of learning. They left and the years must continue the tale of their service for others, They left with the purpose they entered, Not ourselves, our' Father, but othersf' ' MARY ROYER, Hirtorian. twenty-:ix