Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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C..?+ an gmtapis r1wf?+- LYDIA FRANCES Sl-IENK, B. S. French Miss Shenk took her degree from the University of Virginia, and has attended the University of Pennsylvania as a graduate student. She has taught French here since l93O. KATIE YODER NOBLE KREIDER Piano Mr. Kreider has studied abroad in London, Berlin and Paris, as a pupil of Clarence Forsyth. He is a concert pianist, and well-known as a composer of piano music, being one of the leading musicians in this part of the country. twenty-two Matron of Kulp Hall As our matron, Miss Yoder is well- known by the inmates of both Kulp Hall and Coffman Hall. I-ler friendli- ness and kindly care have done much to make dormitory life pleasant.

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-- The Cilqaple leaf WALTER E. YODER Music This is Mr. Yoder's first year as in- structor of Music and Voice at Goshen College. He, too, is an alumnus, having been graduated from the Goshen Col- lege School of Music in l9l3. l-le has attended the Bradley College of Music, and was a student of Iohn D. Brunk, G. Calvin Riggenberg. Lucinda Munroe Burhans, and E. Warren K. Howe. FYRNE ANNA MILLER, B. S. Home Economics Miss Miller received her B. S. degree from Goshen College in 1930, Since then she has spent the summers in grad- uate study at the University of Iowa. She has been instructor in the Home Economics Department since 1930. LI. GRANT WEAVER, B. S. Elementary Education, Principal of the Academy Professor Weaver received the B. S. degree from the University of Pittsburgh and has studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology. He is now a candidate for the M. A. degree at the University of Colorado. twen fy-071 6

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The giflaple leaf Q--ae AMY EVELYN QMRSJ ENSS German Mrs. Enss is a graduate of the Col- lege of Preceptors, London, and has studied at the Sheffield School of Art. She has also taught in South Russia. ARTHUR SPRUNGER, B. A. Art Professor Sprunger was graduated from Goshen College in 1922, and since then has studied at the Chicago Art In- stitute, spent three summers at the lohn Herron Art Institute with William Forsythe, and was a student with Karl Krafft. In 1931 he received the Law- rence A. Downs Prize at the Hoosier Salon in Chicago for a fine industrial painting. l SAMUEL ALVIN YODER, M. A English Since his graduation from Goshen College in 1928, Professor Yoder has received the M. A. degree from Harvard University. Since the beginning of the second semester of this school year he has been doing graduate study at the University of Michigan. twen ty-flzfree