Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE MAPLE LEAF Cfiicers of Administration Sanford C. Yoder - ................ President Harold S. Bender -- --- Dean, Director of Library Willard H. Smith -- .......... Dean of Men Silas Hertzler --- ............... Registrar Edwin Yoder --- --- Acting Business Manager Katie M. Yoder -- ..... Matron of Kulp Hall COMMITTEES OF THE FACULTY Administration: President Yoder, Bender, Hertzler, Smith. Admission and Classification: Hertzler, Bender. Athletics: Miller, Smith, Coffman, Paul Bender. Courses of Study: Bender, Hertzler, Miller, Umble, Enss. Debate and Oratory: Umble, Bender. Smith. Graduation and Degrees: Bender, Hertzler, President Yoder, Lecture Course: Witmer, President Yoder, Bender, Umble. Library: Bender, Umble, Enss, Miss Coffman. Public Occasions: Smith, Weaver, Miss Bender, Miss Shenk. Religious Life: President Yoder, Bender, Enss, Smith. Rules and Discipline: President Yoder, Smith, Bender, Hertzler, Miss Yoder. Scholarships: President Yoder, Bender, Hertzler, Smith. Student Organizations: Smith, Bender, Miller. Student Library Associations: D. A. Lehman. COMMITTEES OF THE MENNONITE BOARD OF EDUCATION Executive: David A. Yoder, Chairman: I. B. Smith, S. F. Coffman, Henry Schertz, Orie O. Miller, Daniel Kauffman. Local Board: Edwin Yoder, President Yoder, E. F. Martin, D. A. Yocler, B. I. Schertz, H. S. Bender, Sylvanus Yoder. Religious Welfare: D. D. Miller, S. C. Yoder. 1 9 3 3 Page thirteen

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THE MAPLE LEAF SANFORD CALVIN YODER, BA., LL.B. President just now there are many disconcerting factors in the world. Our economic system has been turned upside down. Things that people once esteemed have passed beyond their grasp with little hope of regaining them. Political conditions at home and abroad are disturbing. Vice and crime seem to have passed beyond the bounds of control. ln general there has been a breakdown of reverence for things that the past has held sacred. Learning has become so secularized that spiritual things have little place in its program and among educators materialism and skepticism have found a secure dwelling place. Consequently the group that was once a stabiliz- ing factor in society is but adding to its unrest and discontent. Does this mean that the old anchorages have been swept away or are they simply sub- merged beneath the rubbish of a decadent materialism that has come to fruition and is now yielding its harvest? ln the midst of all this confusion there is one hopeful factor-Cod still lives and retains his sovereignty. He has not lost His power, nor has the situation passed beyond His control Those who have faith to judge the future by the past will find that the road to recovery lies in the direction of Cod. and every teacher and student in every Christian College in every land of the world owes an obligation to Him, to themselves, and to the generation which they expect to serve, to build on that hope. - 1933 Page fourteen