Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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THE MAPL D. A. LEHMAN, M.A. Mathematics and Astronomy Beautiful is the lite abounding in the Christian graces-Faith, Hope and Loveg and, as in mathematics, gives a square deal and keeps a straight story. SILAS HERTZLER, Ph.D. Registrar, Director of Teacher Training Education and Psychology May we so live that we may lead our students to accept with conviction, the spiritual, Christian attitudes and ideals taught by our Master. 193 Page sixteen E LEAF SAMUEL W. WITMER, M.A. Biological Sciences The fundamental prInciples leading to truth are, l believe, very much the same in all fields of worthy human endeavor. IOHN SYLVANUS UMBLE, M.A. English A Book, a Friend, A Loaf, a Cup, An earnest Task, A Couch, a Prayer, A victor's Song, At Eveningtime. 3

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THE MAPLE LEAF HAROLD STAUFFER BENDER, lVl.A., BD., Th.lVl. Dean, Head of the Bible Department lt is commonplace to say that the most important thing about a col- lege is not its campus, its physical equipment, its endowment, nor even its faculty, but the living spirit which animates and infuses the entire institu- tion. But this commonplace was never more true than today. lt is not that the material aspects of the college have ceased to be important, for they are in some respects more important in this time of depression than they were in days of prosperity. But as material values break down before our eyes and over and over again demonstrate their impotence in the face of the gravest problems of our time, whether in affairs of state, church, busi- ness, or personal life, we turn again to the only real power in man, his spir- itual resources, and to the only eternal, satisfying values, the spiritual values. Under such circumstances, the spirit of a college stands out pre- eminently as the true source of its life, and the only guarantee of its con- tinuance. And so we of Coshen College, faculty, students, and friends, understand today better than ever why Goshen College lives and grows, though with slender financial resources, and we are profoundly grateful for the spirit of devotion to Christian ideals of truth and service which created, has maintained, and will continue to maintain our Alma Mater, We are deeply stirred in heart to know that this spirit glows more powerfully today than ever before. 1933 Page fifteen

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THE MAPLE GUSTAV H. ENSS, Th.M. Philosophy, Bible, and German The religious quest finds its answer in the gospel of jesus Christ. The quest is human, the answer, divine. WILLARD HARVEY SMITH, MA, Dean of Men History and Political Science ln all the varied circumstances and phases of lite, seek the truth, for the truth shall make you free. ing LEAF GLEN R. MILLER, Ph.D. Physical Sciences The old adage, that anything worth do- at all is worth doing well, is still good.' LYDIA FRANCES SHENK, B.S., B.A. French Vive la langue trancaisel Voila what is on my mind. Vive Goshen College! That's what's in my heart! 1933 Page seventeen