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DEAN BIBLE CHURCH HISTORY il U rw 11:-91 H 'S Q L E FX F -K--K'-K-'K' -K- , mx-,.', 149951 R 1ll!!R!l+1ffg Page thirteen I ,- . M. gil-aut-as-at-as l ii -use-x-an-aware ii ii ma:-i -I-i A. 5 le DIDC UC- Page fam toon SILAS HERTZLER. B.D.. Ph.D. Education and Psychology DANIEL A. LEHMAN. MA. Mmhcnmtica and Axtronomy JOHN SYLVANUS UMBLE. BLA. English GLEN RUSSELL MlLI.El2, Ph.D. Physical Science WILLARD HARVEY SMITH, MA. History and Political Science EDWARD YOIJER. Ph.D. Greek and Latin WALTER E. YODER, B.S. in Ed. Music S.-XMUEI., ALVIN YODI-ZR. MA. English and History LYIJIA FRANCES SHENK. MA. French X-I ClIx1liUDl- WXSE. N l. Hmm Irumoiuins Pliysiuzl hdtuaition OLI 'C ISV Y I . ll.S it I vu Qi-at--n--lex-u--u-A i ii i'IT93J51 x- l l eraser-use-in-if J C I - f V1 ' .g,,'-W--Q,, , . :'.f:'if- -fs 'qi , ff iii! .II A A -s..w:5.,mi,:,i , 'Pri 'X Y PAUL BENDER, Ph.D. Physics and Mathematics MARY NEUHAUSER ROYER, M.A. Education CHRIS L. GRABER Business Manager IRVIN E. BURKHART, BLA., Th.INI. Bible H. CLAIR AMSTUTZ, B.A. Biological Sciences ARTHUR LEHMAN SPRUNGER, B.A. Art PEARL KLOPFENSTEIN MILLER, M.A. Speech ELIZABETH HORSCH BENDER. B.A. German FLOYD E. BYERS, M.A. Economics and Commerce NOBLE KREIDER Piano Not on Panel GUY FRANKLIN HERSHBERGER, Ph.D. History L.- 2.2951 Page fifteen ' 1 , ,w- 4? F W W F F F P li ,W Il llr 1 3. it iii 1 1:13 ' . i OFFICERS QFASADMINISTRATION cm circa 21:23 foil:-914 C rs' 1 sm '1 'fs U ca as : U27 CD : Q. fb 1 Cl :: p-J E 9 :J I-H .... SL U2 O c F-91 V91 E so P Pi E' 4 TJ' ri. H2 2 rn T' x Sanford C. Yoder ..,, ........................,... Q ,...... P resident Harold S. Bender ...... ....... D ean, Director of 'Library H x Willard .l-I. Smith ..... ................... .... D ea n of Men Mary Royer ........ ....... D ean of Women Silas Hertzler .... ------.-----1--- f -- Re8'i5lTI'31' Chris L. Gruber .x... ....... B usiness Manager COMMITTEES CF THE FACULTY Courses of Study: Dean Bender, Hertzler, Paul Bender, Umble, Edward Yoder. Admission and Classification: Hertzler, Dean Bender. Athletics: Miller, Smith, Wyse, Paul Bender. , Debate and Gratory: Umble, Dean Bender, Smith, S. A. Yoder. Graduation and Degrees: Dean Bender, President Yoder, Hertzler. o Lecture Course: Paul Bender, President Yoder, Dean Bender, Umble. Religious Life: President Yoder, Dean Bender, Smith, Eclwzird Yoder, lg Public Occasions: Smith, Wyse, Shenk. S Q Graber. Ruler, ind Discipline President Xodei Dean Bender Smith Hertzler R03 ez Edu ud 'iodel Student 011311111 itions Smith PuulBende1 Hillel S Lk Heder Rower Student I ibi ui Ae-.ou H1011 D -X ldiman COMMII Il I S OI llll M1 NNEONIIB 110 XRD OF EDUC -XTION xuutixc Dux 1d A Xodu Llmnznui I la Smith S If Coifman Henm R Schulz 0111. 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OFFICIAUX Above-COFFMAN BINKELE COFFMAN Below-OYER Carl Kreider ....... Charles Kreider .,.... Charles Harper Robert Shank ,.... Orden Miller .,,..... Paton Yoder ..,........ Alma Kaufmann ....... Glen Guengerich Virginia Gomoll ......,,. BURKHART SHIRK STUDENT ASSISTANTS Evelyn Burkholder ....... Atlee Beechy .......... Ruth Hertzler ......... Helen Oesch ............... Dona Belle Hepler Wilma Miller ............. Elizabeth Royer Bonita Birky ...... 11 9:-151 KAUFFMAN GERBER Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry Physics Zoology .... .Botany English Athletics Athletics Home Economics History Typing Penmanship Psychology Kindergarten Kindergarten Mathematics Page seventeen ii-lil-i W K K , K T in C I 1 ll il 1 I . .U 3-5 U5 IDE f'3CTv'U 'UIDCUF' I I 1 w 11 I .V ,. ff :V i Ffh- .q5':f :,..Vm, mix: 'wg +-L 'f m5wf'f5 '74 ,V upxjxffx 1 X W R' 9 J'-5.1-V1 fs'5'w:f.,. gwgw 5 1 F 12 :wat ' -bf-Q. 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A Pa Ur' - nlylzlwln, -EI-K-5545-K' ll!-if-li' PART TIME INSTRUCTORS DANIEL S GERIG MA ECONOMICS HILDA BYLER SUDERMAN MLISIC CRITIC TEACHERS JOHN W FOREMAN B S Supeuntendent of Goshen City Schools , Arr? , 1 1 ' l - y - u ----.-.--.-.-.-.. -... ..............-.......................... -. . . , . ., SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL O. L. Walter, M.A. .....,,,...,.,..,,.,,.,,,.,..,.....,.,,.,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,. Pr1nc1pal Ralph L. Beck, B.S. ....... - Bonnie Deniston, B.A. ..,. . Grace Galentine, Ph.B. .... . Biological Science English English Stanley F. Schenck, B.A. ...... .,.... M athematics Melba E. Smith, B.A. ......... ............ H istory Gertrude VVahl, Ph.B. .........................................,....... ............ L atin JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Harris Whiteman, B.A. ..................,............................ ...... M athematics Alice Boren, B.A. ................. ................... E rlglish Fred Bryner, B.A. ,,,................ ........ S ocial Science Harry L, Young, B.S. in Ed. ...,......,..........,........,.,....,.. ......... G eneral Science ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Harold H, Bechtel, B.S. in Ed. ................................ Intermediate-Grarnrnar Dorothy Deardorff, B.S. in Ed. ...... .......................,.... P rimary W, 1, Dukor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,. Intermediate-Grammar Pearl Dunn, B.S. in Ed. ..... - William E. Pletcher ........ Primary Intermediate-Grammar John E, Larimer ,,-.,,,,,,,,, Intermediate-Grammar Anna E. Yoder, B.A. ......................------------------------------------------------------ P1'iIT1a1'Y ELKHART COUNTY SCHOOLS Ora C, S151-yckey, B,A, ,,,,,,,,,....................................... County Superintendent Iverson E, Mighley, B,S, in Ed, ,,.... ...... I ntermediate-Grammar Noble 1, Frederick, B,S, in Ed. ...... ...... I nterrnediate-Grammar I 119351 Page nineteen asm li-'ll-I FUSE-3 rw 9 13 6 L e Fl F H- if!-ii! '- gssm-sei-aut-as as-was-lar ? I 3 -PL -I H E , 5 B E L e A F H Ei Freshman, Sophanofe, Junior: ,, SFUIOC Answer ble when duly cans 1 ,A 'fi ,I19S'5I -1+-u se-as i 'A 4 1.155'-2,5igflgrlwmJ!!,ggf X . Q V f ww 3 ',WzifwsWwgehsfznfllgig3 V, H 9 I +4 is E m B B E 1, ez A F H- 'W-K-l K K' I, 119951 5 Page twenty-one lil!! me-at--at-at--1-as -lam--naman- Q me-:I Q- B E L S .fl SE IOR Pg! ly I m IW5w 43Niiiiil -l ASS OF DIM TRAILS Take the small ioad Each finds his own Aci oss the hill Along the path That leads thru deep, A quiet spot Windy valleys. To rest awhile, Keep no regret A comrade soul For trodden trails, And deep content- Adventure lurks But some, a star Around each bend. Calls down the way. No rest is theus But lonely days And foreward trails. So take the road Across the hill That leads thru deep, Windy valleys. Dona Belle Hepler The class of 1935 has felt with the author of this poem the spirit of adventure, of a searching after the deeper things. It was in the fall of 1931 that fifty-three freshmen came to Goshen College because they felt that here they might realize some of their secret longings after truth. To us, this year was the beginning of the small road . Marvin Hostetler was president of the class and Professor Smith was chosen as class sponsor. Some of our fellows did not return in the fall of 1932, while a few new ones joined our little band. Marvin Hostetler and Professor Smith were again our guides. New discoveries were made, steeper hills and deeper valleys were encountered. Although we numbered only twenty-two in our third year of trav- eling, we were strong and resolute in spirit. This year is famous in our memories for such happy experiences as our Junior Jump and the banquet that we gave to the Seniors. Roy Umble was our guide during this lap of the pilgrimage. And now we came to our last year, thirty of us! Levi Hartzler, our president, led us safely through the hills and valleys of this to new planes of thought and experience. Our trail has ended here, but really it has just begun. For learning continues through life and the desire for the truth is eternal. Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. Elizabeth Graber Levi Hartzler ......... .............. P resident Atlee Beechy ,,.,, ....... V ice President Ruth Hertzler ....... ............. S ecretary Paton Yoder ...... --........ T reasurer - - c I1935I Page twenty-three if!!-ll! 1 K at m nr , is wr I O 1- 1 it If P U3 U1 1 ' in . in f 1 1 if , p 3, A e V1 9 e C L El ll F '1 L CD-3 IDI3-CO CWC C 5C - I-ral: Page twenty-fam' Levi I-Iurtzler, B.A ...... , . . . . Chicago, Illinois PNGLISH HISTORY Aurortx, Sec. I, Critic III: Y. M. C. A. Cabfnctt Ilg Y. P. C. A. Pres. IVg Class Pres. ll, IV, Intercollegiate lflelmling I, II: Audubon Society, Pres. lVg F. V. Band: Student Council Pres. I: C. W. Band, Pres. IIQ French Club, Trans. II, IV: Mennonite Historical Societyj East Goshen Sunday School. IIQQV iiiiiiii Flfficicnt leader . . . contagious vivacity . . 1. vergatile . . . distinctive pzimzle . . . utilizes his capabilities in an unpretentious manner. Donn Belle Ilepler, B.A .......... Goshen, Indiana LATIN, ENGLISH Vesperian, Vice Pres. II, Critic III, Pres. IV: Class Historian II, Vice Pres. lllg Record, Literary Editor Illg Student Lecture Board III: Maple- Leaf Assoc. Editor IVQ Student Ass't. CPsycholoij:yJ IVQ Archery Club, Infectious chuckle . . . poetic interest . . . expressive voice . . . understanding friend . . . impulsive . . . talent for mimicry . . . has an undcfinable charm that grows with acquaintance. Atlee Beechy, B.S. in Ed ....,..... Berlin, Ohio , EDUCATION, HISTORY Aurora, Pres. IV: Class Vice Pres. IVQ Y. M. C. A. Cabinet IVg Men's Chorus IV, A Cappella IVQ Record Business M'gr. IV: Intercollegiate Debating IVQ Stu- dent Lecture Board IV: Student Asst flriistoryl I'Vg Basketball I, IVp Baseball Ig G. W. Bnnclg Elem. Educ. Club, Audubon Society. Baby of the class . . . genial grin . . . appreciative . . . debnter . . , star athlete . . . deliberate and level- hezuled. Ruth Ilertzler, B.S. in Ed. ..,. Belleville, Pennsylvania ISNGLISH, COMMERCE Avon, Pres. IVQ Y. W. C. A. Trees. IV: Ladies' Chorus Il, Ill, IV, See.-Trezis. ll, Pres. IV, A Cappella Sec. lllg Student Lecture Board Illg Audubon Society. Sec. ll, Pres. Ill: Student Ass.'t. t'I'ypingl II, III. IV, Cshortliundl Ill, IVQ C. W. Band: French Club: Elem. Educ. Club, Class Sec. IV. lnipisli smile . . . dotes on Ohio hills . . . unrutiled dis- position . . , nmrkud adaptability . . . sweet singer. in . f.J'935l .. -El-lr!-if-IEC i i ' ri iiii is ant-1-I-N-I Rov Unible BA Goshen, Indiana ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE AUTOI8 Critic II Vice Pies lII Pics IV Wabash CollegeI Class Pres III 3. M C A C'1b1nctIII Sec IV Intercollegiate Debating II III IV Mens Chorus Record Staff College News Editor III Editor IV S L A Xice Pies III Audubon Society Mennonite His toucal Socxetv C W Band Cultnated appreciation of beauty dramatic speaker fond of pet phrases his latest languish ing for repose lives energetically makes it apparent that he enioys life Elizabeth Graber, B.A. ......... Wayland, Iowa EDUCATION, ENGLISH Vesperian, Vice Pres. III, Pres. III, Y. W. C. A. Cabi- net II, III, Pres. IV, Ladies' Chorus II, III, IV, Pres. II, A Cappella Chorus II, III, IV, Record Staff III, Elem. Educ. Club, Audubon Society. Known for her rich contralto voice . . . efficient, unobtrusive leader , . . has tasteful appreciation of music and the arts . . . children love her. Ivan Lind, B.A ........... Tangent, Oregon HISTORY, ENGLISH Aurora, Vice Pres. IV, C. W. Band, Hesston College Bible School I, Albany College, Albany, Oreg. II, III. Loves dogs and a good joke . . . always rushing some- where . . . sincere . . . brisk worker . . . surprising fun-, maker . . . decided viewpoints. Ernest Lehman, B.S. in Ed ...... Molalla, Oregon HISTORY, PSYCHOLOGY Adelphian, Men's Chorus IV, A Cappella IV, C. W. Band, Oregon Normal School, Monmouth, Oregon I, II, Special Student, Stanford University, Palo Alto, Calif., and University of Washington. Has 'been places . . . cultivated taste . . . socially ac- complished . , . alert and aggressive . . . an experienced teacher under the Morrison Plan. I.1935I Page twenty-five 9' f any i ii -I Iv-4 . 2-4 ',. ' ,-qu. r f P-1 . v ,A I , '-.1 . 1 -. D-U I '1 'vl- ' fb A . M u . I n-4 Y '- : .. -4 ,, . , . 5 vm G M . ' ' . ss. ' , ' ' 'U ' . ' 'U 0 .'-- ' ...- n -u '1' , . A mf '1 ' 0 j ' - I ' . . I . cn . , . , , 5' .. V7 . -. FI' . - ... 23, 1 ' G.-.. A V . - Q . '-A n . 1 - ..- . . ',..4 H I vp-4 , -4- - ' ,-4 I-'- :-1 .. , I... Pi . . - 4, 1 1 . -. . 9 IZ Q l, C F -r-4 'I Qi!! i Carroll l.,uwm BA. . . . . . Elkhart Indiana iii, l-IICZTORY mam, Illinois State Noxmal University, Normal I. fl Refined pzentlenmn . . . neat . . . married . , . talks fi little . . . enjoys working with boys . . . is boys' neare- tnry of the ,lfllkhnrt Y. M. C. A .... likes golf. , W . wr I is 1 1 fr ' I I 1 is I ,ik if .1 i i i M ' 'if . ' M' x Q93o'fQfsfrrs4v-dfrwf c e- T 'Q R0 ' A ns, B.A ........... Goshen, Indiana H xx lNIATI'IEIlvfATICS, HISTORY 6 Hi Vesperinn, Sec. lIg French Club, Sec. Ilg Bzxsl-netball Iyllg ski Club, sec. II, Aufiuiwn society. 5 Vi i Loves sports , . . trim and tailored newspaper re- A porter . . . holcls her own in un argument . . . insatinble I interest in U. S. mail deliveries . . . bal-ces delicious 2 5 cakes. E I 5 Robert Shank, BA. ...... Pehuajo, Argentine. S. A. E PHYSICS, zi1.v1'Hi:M.-mics A Aurora: Y. M. C. A. Cabinet IV: Class Vice Pres. I, IIg Student Library Assoc. Pres. IVQ Maple Leaf II, F III, Editor IV: Student Ass't. lPhysiesl III, IV, lln- I organic Chemistry Inbox-ntoryl llg Basketball II, Ill. 3 IVg French Clubg Ski Club, Archery Club. , Likes to argue . . . rv. big tense . . . loyal to friends ii , . . . will try nnythiug once . . . overly nxoclcst where his own capacities ure concerned . . . would never think 3 of walking up u flight of steps. Herbert Adams, B..-X .......... Goshen, Indizxnu IIISTORY. FICONOMICS AND COMMERCE Ada-lphiun: French Cluhg Audubon Sueietyg Archery Clulig Ski Club, Pres. III. if Well-poised und unussuiuiuy: . . . businqss-like . . expert nt repurteb . . . likes tennis and skiing. he 1- 1. ,, ' I fi' I' I I , Si I 4+-lar-snr-we Page Lzucfilly-sizv ',..---- James Clemens, B.A. ....... Lansdale, Pennsylvania ENGLISH, FRENCH Aurora, Sec. II, Critic IV 3 IvIen's Chorus II, III, IV, Librarian III: A Cappella II, III, Pres. IV, Y. M. C. A. I Treas. IV3 Record Staff III: Maple Leaf III, IV, French Club Pres. III, IV, Temple Univ., Philadelphia, Penn. I, Likes good music . . . masks good nature in pretend- ing to be sarcastic . . . his pretended tragic motto you can't win . . . keen sense of humor . . . shy--would die rather than admit. it. Wilmer Landis, B.S. in Ed ..... Perkasie, Pennsylvania BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, EDUCATION Aurora, Record Staff, Religious Editor IVQ Y. M. C. A. Cabinet IV, Men's Chorus IVg A Cappella Chorus IV, C. W. Band, Audubon Societyg State Teachers' College, West Chester, Penn. I, II. 'Warm hearted and friendly . . . always busy . . . flu-- ent speaker . , . deep thinker . . . blond . . . has strong convictions. Florence Badertscher Anistutz, B.A. . . Goshen, Indiana BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, EDUCATION Vesperiang Bluffton College, Bluffton, 'Ohio I, II, Mennonite Hospital, Bloomington I, II, III. Frank . . . kind . , . efficient housewife . . . self- possessed . . . a sunny disposition . . . an excellent nurse. Charles Harper, B.A ........... Goshen, Indiana PHYSICAL SCIENCE, ECONOMICS Adelphiang German Club, Student Ass't. fChemis- ttyl III, IV, tO1'ganic Chemistry Laboratoryl III. An exacting scientist . . . works and chews gum in- cessantly . . . has an air of care-free self-command. p A- l11935I Pane twenty-seven ,F if Vl ll sl C 'C 5 :DCU Qfwif l Page t'zuc'nIy-c'iyliL .H 1: 5 45,15 HV. ' + I 14571 If 'I-I-ii'-li Ruth Gnmzy, ILA .,......... Topeka, Indiana MATHEMATICS, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE Vescpcrinn, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet IV. A deep-und quiet spirit . . . always cheerful . . . eyes look straight nt you . . . rlccidcfs to do something . . . docs it , . . unfnilingzly oynipnthctic. Rollin Krnbill, BA ......... . Louisville, Ohio HISTORY, ENGLISH Aurora, Sec, II: Intercollegiate Debating I, IV: Y. M. C. A. Trans. Il, Cabinet IV: Record Business M'gr. Ilg Maple Leaf Stall' II: C. W. Band, Pres. IVQ F. Y. Band. Persuasive - - . famous for his Ford . . . interested in social sciences .,, . able director of religious activities . . . clignifiod- lrnost of the timcl. Alma Kaufmann, BA ....... . . . Tis!-zilwa. Illinois ENGLISH, HISTORY Vesperinn, Critic III3 Y. W. C. .-X. Cabinet III. IV: Record Staff III, Assoc. Editor IVQ Suxdent Ass't- flinglishl III, IV: C. W. Band: German Club: Elem. Educ. Clubg Audubon Socictyg Home Economics Club. Busy . . . dopcndnble . . . has A subtle wit. . . . man- aged to survive Record proof-x-coding and grading Freshman thenius . . . enjoys xi. lark. Lorne Burkliolclcr. 13.3. in I-Id ..... Murkhziin, Ontario BIBLE .Mlclpliiniig C. W. Band, French Club: Audubon So- ciclvg Waterloo College, Wutvrloo, Ontario II, IIIg Toronto Nornizil School, Toronto, Ontario I. Modest Cnnndinn with friundly ninnner . . . cm-nest . . . serious . . . enjoys. urxsuur nt 4:30 . . . addicted to long wnlks . . . can write liinericks. S 1Il'9:35I'i ' Edith Pletcher, B.S. in Ed. ...... Goshen, Indiana EDUCATION, BIBLE Vesperiang Indiana Central II, Indianapolis, Ind. Cooperative . . . interested in elementary education . . . calm and reserved . . . likes to chat when she knows you. Lloyd Hostetler, B.S. in Ed ....... Goshen, Indiana BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE, HISTORY Aurorag A Cappella Chorus IV: Audubon Societyg Basketball II, III, IVQ Athletic Award II, III. Persevering . . . deliberative . . . of an inquiring turn of mind . . . special interest in athletics. gn, 7J,41vH-v Bonita Birky, B.A ......... Stanford, Illinois MATHEMATICS, PHYSICAL SCIENCE Class Historian I, Student Ass't. CMathematicsJ III, IVg German Club. Keen intellect . . . shy . . . cheerful disposition . . . speaks effectively . . . skillful mathematician . . . grace- ful way of walking . . . enjoys the unusual. Paton Yoder, B.A .......... Goshen, Indiana ENGLISH, HISTORY Aurora, Treas. II, Vice Pres. IV, Y. M. C. A. Cabinet III, IVg Men's Chorus II, III, IV, Treas. and Bus. Mgr. IV5 A Cappella Chorus II, III, IV, Intercollegiate De- bating II, III, Record III, Maple Leaf, College Life Editor III, IV, Class Treas. II, III, IVQ Student Ass't. CBotanyl IVQ S. L. A. Pres. III. Surprisingly clever in conversation . . . displays budding professorial attitude fabsent-mindedj . . . makes Wise and witty chairman . . . chronic class treasurer. 119351 S I l I ,, I K- Q-gms 1, W Page twenty-'nine fl- iii! BIOICICICAI QCIFENCI' ENGIISH Aclolphmn Critic IV Vice Pres, IV' Record 'Staff IV Nlens Chorus II III- A Cappella Chorus II III' Ger- mnn Club 1 H 4, 0' 'old Buzznrfl, BA ...., , .... Goshen, Indiana J I i 1 A 1 v S, I' 'J 1 'D I . ! 1 1' , 1' ' 1. 1 2 C7532-9 5 R E , L C ll Individual in his manner of speaking . . . companion- nhle acquaintance . . . capable stud:-nt . . . known for his keen wit. pfxry Frey, in Ed ......... Sterling, Illinois EDUC.-XTIQN, BIBLE Avon, Ladies' Chorus Ig Menn. Ilist. Ig Mean. Ilospitnl and School of Nuwing: II: Cleveland College. Branch of Western Reserve IV, F. V. Banclg C. W. Bmulg Home Economics Club: Audubon Society. Quietly business-like . . . enjoys work in the hospital . . . whole-hearted application in any situation . . . low, plensunt voice. George Holclernmn, B.A ........ La Junta, Colorado BIBLE, PHYSICAL SCIENCE Aurora, Hesston College, Hesston, Kansas I, ll . F W-e-e-e-I-l says George . . . never hurries . . . i chief kennel keeper thot-ulogsi . . . stubborn lock of hair always waiving wildly ns he walks . . . generous. H Irnn Brunk, HA ....... . . . Goshen, Indimm PHYSICS, MA'l'HI-Till.-XTICS .-Xdulpliizin, 'l'reus. ll, IV: Maple Lent' Shift' IYQ Bus- lzulbull I, llg Track Ig Athletic Award I: Frelieh Clubg I Ski Clulig Art-liory Club. 'l'ull . . . kiildish . , . spends sparc time shooting llfnprs . , , hobby: teasing: . . . expert iuinorulogist. Y' i , 5 it Q, Me-isa--is-n-on-if I it in 5 I -we-me-lr-x-:wr-xl Page thirty C L A S S 0 F ' 3 5 CoMMENoEMENT PROGRAM F1'iCl83', MRF' 31 ..........................................,.......... .....,...... ....... C l ass Day Campus Program Emblem Oration ...... ..................... P aton Yoder ReSDOnSe ............,............. .,.,... J unior Class President P1'9S9ntati0n of Gift ...... .................... A tlee Beechy Planting of Ivy ...,........ ........... A lma Kaufmann Assembly Program Theme: Cathedral of Learning Presentation of Class ...........,.....,.,.. ........,.. B onita Birlcy Address Granite Blocks .............. ....., I Iarold Buzzard Music ................................,,,,.....,....,,..,.,.,. ..,.......... Q uartet Address Stained Glass Windows ............,. Roy Umble Address Pointing Spires ,,.,,,.,,, ......,.,..,.. L evi Hartzler Breaking of the Wreath ...... ....... D onna Belle Hepler Saturday, June 1 ........,......................r......... ....................,.......... A lumni Day Sunday June 2-Baccalaureate Service ............ President Sanford C. Yoder Monday, June 3 ...........................,............ ....,......... C ommencement Day Final Chapel Exercises College Luncheon Commencement Address ................ Dr. Clarence Bouma, Prof. at Calvin Seminary SENIORS NOT ON PANELS Mildred Risdon ..........,............................. Goshen, Indiana Rhoda Ressler ..... ...... S cottdale, Pa. Mary Troyer .................................................... Paris, Ohio POST GRADUATE STUDENTS TAKING DEGREES Helen Oesch, B.A., TTLB. ................................ Kent, Ohio Marion Messner, B.A. ................................ Strasburg, Pa. John Williams, B.S. in Education .......... Middlebury, Ind. Alta Housour, B.S. in Education ................ Elkhart, Ind. 119351 Page thirty-one E +9 H E 5 Q E UNIOR V I-L -K- -I--if -I--E 'E Ig tl ly! - EL-at-41-at-at-n--an-- a 4+-le-use-1+-N alneaeaeasasl- A -lit-l-In-I-I-' C ASS OF 36 In the fall of 1932 seventy-sew en suucheis for T1 uth issemblecl to form a band for the purpose of bettei pui suing then inte: ests With Carl Kreldei and Professoi Enss as leaders they set out on their quest for Knowledge Thev were a gioup of iolly cfuefiee diggers as they beg rn to d1g in the fields of Knowledge that sti etched in broad expanses before 'them not vet aw 'ue of rocks they would strike 'is they toiled away Always with the bannei beaiing the11 motto Conquering and to Con- quer waving befoie them they labored stefidllv 'ind untiringly. Among them were mam individuals of talent who made the tasks of all seem lighter as their sweet notes of music Wafted over the fields, as their works of art loomed large in the foreground, as the voices of public speakers and debaters rose above the hum of common tasks, or as their sure-footed, sharp-shooting athletes met other athletes and returned with the banner of victory. Often they rested from their labors and spent together evenings of fellowship andfun. Before disbanding for the first time, they spent a happy day beside a cool, sparkling lake. After having rested for a short time, the members of the band re- assembled. Although fewer in number than before, they still found them- selves an unusually large group, and felt themselves more closely united than before. This time, with Levi Hartzler as captain, they took up their quest with new hopes, new aspirations, and new tasks. The digging was very similar to that of their previous experience. The musicians, artists, debaters, and athletes continued to cheer them as they bent over their work. Some of the group who shared a common place of abode formed a circle of their own, thereby learning to know one another more perfectly. Before disbanding the second time, they paused for a day to ramble through the woods of the Limberlost. A third time the group came together. This time still fewer found Ccontinued on page 375 Karl Massanari ....... ..........,. P 1'GSid9I'1t Bertie Baer ,,,,,,,, ...... V ice President Retha Hostetler ....., ........ S ecretary Glen Guengerich .... .... T reasurer 119351 Page thirty-three IH filli- ' v ,' 1 -4 -4 v -1 u N . 1 I ' n ' A a e V ' N4 w . A ' 4 . 4 4 v r ' , 4. 4-4 . - . 1 1 54 f A . ' fl . ' A Q. , .. I -. f 4 u 'X r A . . rx ' ' r , -. ' a 4 . 5 . .. . . 1 -. rs . rx . ' . . r 4 fx ' ., r ' ' r . rx '. A' . ,- , . , Nl B 1 . s E Q L EI Fl F 5-4 ma:-al 3513 C '5f'3-JT :DUN-' H ,F?H, l 4444441 l s Page Ilrirtly-fom' l ' 11 ' Knrl Mnsumnnri . ..,. Fisher, Illinois I like to :mu that in young' people . Bertie Bncr .... Hnszcrzatmfrn. Maryland Good Gracious . Inn K. Slate . . . . Goshen, Indiana Oh Mercy . Lawrence Maurer ..... Goshen, Indiana Uni snoogw. Bonnld Overhnlt ..... Goshen, Indiana Is that so? Viola Bitlingvr . . Springs, Pennsylvrmia Ah fro on . Luis Gumlon . . . . Goshen, Indiana i'Rm1lly'? lfmlwin Schxmwkcr . . . . Louisville. Ohio By Jun . if IWW, Call Kreider Now in debate YV8dSNV0l th Ohio Bertha Nitzsche .... Wisner, Nebraska H H .....- enum-ant-1--5 O O O h-me-H-I-I-N-11332 Florence Gangwer . . Hi there . Edward Mininger . . That Guy . Ray Troyer . . . . My word . Evelyn Burkholder . Hey kids . . Millersburg, Ind. . Kansas City, Kan. West Liberty, Ohio . . . Newville, Penn. Orus Jessup . .... Goshen, Indiana Come on youse g Henry Nymeyer . . Oh yeah! uys ! CO 335 H 9 Qi E LL E L if 119251 i-I-savannas-xr!! Page thirty-five -PI C '5C'1LV3DE F732 L e mi l 1 Page l.li.i1'l71-sin: You guy . Hey, Guy! John Lehman . . . Oh girls! if gran:-is Q 'I'hut's what she Caroline Snmcl-:er , . i'i1ilalr0cl lluswllcr . . Glen Gucngcrich . . . . Kalona, Iowa tll11Efflll'lil McPhnil . . , Constantine, Mich. Criss County. Michigan . ' 1 n au Jima, I WQWM Rclha Ilustctlvr .... Goahen, Indiana IL just gels me dmvzufn l.,C'Sl.L'l' I-lcrslwy . , Bragzmlo, Argen., S. .-X. North Lima, Ohifb aid Z West Liberty, Ohio . lim-per. Kansas I'vc just got gohbs to do! Lvwis Powvll . . . South English. Iowa This is going: io cost you plenty! I -El-l-iff!-E Lowell T105 ex Middlebury Ind Xoui tellin me' lVilma Millei Coloiado api:-13?gs Colo I should say so ' Q X PP 65, 091:4- 'fe- ' 'P' lr 'F lg i 5 W , - yt- Q' ,, . ............,.. , . 1 Q u r , ' s an , I 5 . I nusau- . I L, I . A u 'xgxff , 1 . X ' 0 0 -V NHH Lois 'Niney ..,..... Coloiado Spiings. Colo. Oh dear! Milton Gascho ................ Imlay City, Mich. Shucks! Not on Panel Ernest Kegerreis ................ Bristol, Ind. p Olin Hershberger ............ Johnstown, Pa. CLASS GF '36 Ccontinued from page 333 their way back. Some had taken into their charge the leadership of tiny hands digging earnestly in the fields of Knowledge in other regions. Some had transferred to other lands. Under the leadership of Karl Massanari, they travelled to fields farther beyond. Still the bold letters of their motto spurred them onward. They concentrated more than before upon their chosen tasks, ever digging deeper. New burdens were placed upon their shoulders. But still lighter songs ascended from their lips, for now they had tasted deeply of the joy of living and of serving. Shared ex- periences continued to bind them together more tightly. And again came the time for parting. As they peered into the future, they realized that the next joining of hearts and hands would be the last. However, they rejoiced to think that it would also bring them to their goal. N Lois Gunden H9351 Page thirty-seven assess-lar-in as-l-1-I-nares lN'f::+ OPHO ORES HJIQSSI Ig Il by gl! -l-!l--it-l'-lEiJ6l- it ccicc P c i .Ill-'li-ll C ASS OF 37 In the fall of 1933 a group of sex entv stood 'it the foot of Mt College Education They had gatheied there fiom far and neai to climb this mountain The mount nn was steep 'ind they knew they must work hard to reach the top But they were detei mined must have some leaders So they stopped a short way up the mountain side to choose as then leadeis David Millei Walter Parsons Elizabeth R05 er and Hai old Schi ock It vs as then that they declded they must have a guide who had climbed the mountain before and who knew the easiest and shortest way to the top. Dean Harold Bendei was the gu1de they wanted, and they succeeded in gaining his acceptance. But they found they could not continue to climb without stopping for rest. So occasionally they stopped and enjoyed themselves. They had a taffy pull, and when they reached their guide's cabin they stopped for a party. One day they took a whole day off to play. lVhen they were about one fourth way up the mountain it became so warm and they were so tired that they decided to take three months vacation during the hot season and continue their climb when the weather was again cooler and they were refreshed. When they started climbing again in the fall of 1934 they discovered that not all seventy intended to continue to the top of the mountain. The new leaders were Dwight Yoder, Ira Amstutz, Lorene Rocke, and William Friesen. Their guide was back again on duty, ready to advise them as they continued their upward climb. They stopped one evening for a Weenie roast, and had two parties in cabins to which their guide had led them. This year they were much more experienced in climbing Mt. College Education so they proceeded with fewer difficulties. They could see a new group starting at the bottom, and they remembered when they had started a year before. They saw two groups higher up the mountain. One was almost at the top. They longed for the time when they, too, would reach their destination. ' Thelma Hostetler Dwight Yoder ,,,,, ............. P resident Irg Amgtutz ,,,,,, ........ V ice President Lorena Rocke ..... .......... S ecretary William Friesen ...... ....... ' Freasurer 119351 Q Page thirty-nine 5. iii!!! ,, , u Pa A . D.. i DJ . nr D-I ' I3 . o '. ' rf' ' UQ A o . 3 ,.. . Hu. I 99 ' P-z U' . 1 CD j P+: -4 O I +-: m dh - - cr .A -- ' cn '4 . . P-: . rn rs . , P14 V. A m fu, S Z: A D' - 3 ,. re- :D 'E 6 I C2 'U ' o 4 P-h 'n . U2 L' CD 4 I Q Z5 .Q-F . '4 . 1, , TJDZ3 C1533--I B 6 L C A L i- Q!!! Cloysn Ilcrshlmerpger Amclm Thul, ljwnzht Yoder . . . . Sugar Creek, Ohio . Wvst Liberty, Ohio Bcllefontaine, Ohm grim-fuer-am-as I I I i n I I l awe-:seafarer . -ll,- ma-aI IDI3 C '7C'?wT I-nbmr Mary Eimnn ..... . . . Wellman, Iowa Erncal Miller . . Norma Yoder . . Lotus Troycr . . . Martha Plank . . ilnrold Schrock . . Inez Yorcly . . . Orclen Miller .... Elinor Smith . . Lyle Yost ..... Thelma llostcller . Clarence Springer . . . . . Goshen, Indiana . . Smithville, Chio . , Middlebury, Indiana . . Eureka, Illinois . . Goshen, Indiana . . . Flanagan, Illinoi.-5 Springs, Pennsylvania . . . . Elkhart, Indiana . . Hesston, Kansas . . . Goshen, Indiana . . . Foosland, Illinois Arlene Blough . . . Holsopple, Pennsylvania C. Richard Yoder Ruth Eborsole . Donald Sahli .... Aldine Sutter . . Vvrnun Miller . Q ll nrrict. Lapp Amos Baer . . . . . . . Muriel Barnard . NOT UN PANEL Ora Earls . . . . . Albert, Erickson . . Henry Erickson . . Frances I-lcpfcr . . Q in lIIf935I1f, . . . . West. Liberty, Ohio . . Elkhart, Indiana . . North Lima, Ohin . . Wayland, Iowa . . Millersburg, Ohio Dhamtnri, C. P.. India Halxorstown, Maryland . . . Goshvn, Indiana . . Elkhart, Indiana . . Goshen, Indiana . . . Goshen, Indiana . . Pearl City, Illinois ilk!!-I-E Williaiii FIILSGII Lois Ox ei Charles Ixreidei Viiginia Gomoll . Leon Glick . . . Lois Miller .... Ira Amstutz . Mary Esch ...... James Brenneman . . Verna Yoder . . . Francis Troyer . . . Lorene Rocke . . . Milton Slagel . . Agnes Cripe . . . Harold Miller . . . Elizabeth Royer . Eugene Raber . . Myrtle Kolb . . John Yoder . . Martha Eimen . Robert Burkholder Helen Sears . . . Frank Ammons . . Joy Hooley . . . NOT ON PANEL Clifford Lantz , . Harold ,Wilson . . Harriet Yoder . . William Yoder . . Lloyd Zuercher . . Dhmntzui C P India Hou ell, lirlichipgan ndsxxorth Ohio . Chicago Illinois . Sugai Clcek Ohio . Akron, Pennsylvania . . . Dalton, Ohio . . . Elkhart, Indiana . . . . . Tofield, Alberta . . . Goshen, Indiana Shipshewana, Indiana . . . Tiskilwa, Illinois . . Flanagan, Illinois . . . Goshen, Indiana Springs, Pennsylvania . . . Orrville, Ohio . . Sugar Creek. Ohio . . Kitchener, Ontario I . . Goshen, Indiana . . Wellman, Iowa . . . . Goshen, Indiana . . Elkhart, Indiana . . . Elkhart, Indiana . . Ligonier, Indiana . . . Topeka, Indiana . . . Elkhart, Indiana . . . Goshen, Indiana Goshen, Indiana .I .. .'S:ugar Creek, Ohio 119351 N Page forty-one J- it it il ik it it -rue-las-ny ii 0332-3 I ri 'S I3 C ewes ii ff. F4 E5 at FRIZSHNE L E F1 F +4 Q M4+l-4el--l-+e l- 4119:-3 5 Page fvrfy-two C ASS OF 38 Way back theie in Septembei ou1 class set its first all time iecord by being enrolled as one hundred seven stiong None of us w1ll forget the welcome gn en us by the upper classmen and faculty. The second week-end we were here was particularly eventful. We were entertained at the thimble or stag parties and the Get Acquaintedn social. The following week we experienced our first house meetings and Faculty tea and were introduced to literary societies. The next week-end our faculty committee of Miss Boyer, Professor Smith, and Dr. Bender sponsored our first party. Here we first became aware of the talent in our class. Oh yes! that evening we had the campus to ourselves for the first time. nan-as.-ssasaue it i as-me-as--me-ll- .Q I 1 1. ' K .H f 5 - K . yr , . . . x The beginning of November we organized our class and gave our first public program, an after dinner program. Do you remember our German Band, ladies sextet, male quartet, and Xylophone soloist? These and others of our classmates appeared in many other public programs. Just before the beginning of the second semester we had another party. This time the main feature was a scavenger hunt for red boards, old boxes, chicken feathers and horse hairs. On a trip to Michigan, between semesters, Paul Miller sustained a fractured thigh in an automobile accident. We were all anxious for his speedy recovery, and were happy to see him in the dining hall by the end of March. We have not yet recovered from the sadness at the passing of Herbert Wenger. We again extend our sympathy to his family. Our class gained numerous honors in extra-curricular activities. A large squad answered Professor Umble's call for debaters. A and B teams were chosen to meet the sophs late in November. In close debates the A team lost and the B team won. Our class was well represented on the intercollegiate squad. Our class set its greatest records in athletics. Gne must mention Dwight Schrock and the kitten ball season. At the beginning of the basketball season four teams were organized. Ralph Greener became cap- tain of the men's A teamg Ralph Gerber, of the B teamg Lorene Yoder, of the women's Ang and Myrtle Schnell, of the B team. The A teams were quite successful. The men's A team tied for third place at the end of the season, and swept through the tournament to take all honors. The women's team easily held first place throughout the Se2.SO1'1. If e m 9 B 6 . 1. Q A il And this ends one installment in the history of a class that is going placesv. E. Hertzler . T Don Kreider ................... -.---.-.-....- P resident 'H Maurice Burkholder ....... ...... V ice President Olive Yoder .................. ---........ S eC1'etary Q Beulah Troyer ...... .......... T reasurer 119251 snr-I-las Page forty-three min-31 'B P34135 fDC 3C ' 'H I. r f N!- , I.,-ll4Ff'-..: ' I'nI.:,n.. I 'y'.l '57 ,:-'ffl ,L '. f, Hr- - F' f 's,a'S1', ',' -xi ',.v 19 -',' -,- .',f' if 'i fi ' f' if : 12114 is I J-Q' 1 rrfifl Fourth row-Allvsrtzlur. Bunn, Phuncl, Nuff, lirciclcr, M. Yoder, Springvr. Third row-W. Weaver, C. Miller, Flush, Brcnncnmn, D. I-Ibersolc, L. Conrail, Gardner. Second 1'ow--Ilostcllcr, A. Weaver, li. Shoup, D. Blough, Long, Kaufmann, Rich, liluyur, Buzzard, Snnclhcinicr, L. Yoder. First. run'-Schncll, Leo, Whilnuy, M. Zuok, D. Yoder, Metzlur, Dinehart, W. Conrail, M. Hurtzler. John Abbott . . . . . l-Ilkhnrt, Inmliann Paul Flislwr . ...... Nampa, Idaho Fuphcmia Allan ....... Canton, Ohio Jncoh Frclz ..... Pcrknsie, Pennsylvania Andrew Bean .... New Dundc-0, Onturiu Bcrtlm FW:-' ...... Akron, New York Alvin Blough . . . llolsupple, Pennsylvania Charles Gnrdner .... Middlebury, Indiana Muuricu Boslmrr ...... Guslwn, Inilimm Rnlnh Clwlwi- ,.... Sugar Creek, Ohio Richard Brenna-main ...... lilillu. Olllfl Ruluwt Grcvn ...... Elkhart, lllfliflllfl Ilhinricu Bnrlclmlalcr ..., Nzuupn, Idnhu llnwnrnl G1'cvlizm'ult . . . . 'I'up6'l-in, Indiana Ruth Biizznnl . Gusln-n, lnelinnn Ralph Grccner .... Port Arthur, Texas l'll'ZJ.Tll4 Bylur . . WL-sl l.iln:rty, Ohio Mary Llricsvr ..... Pnnoln, Illilmls llfllvl Cunrmi . . .... Wousu-r, Ullll' l.illinn llnrtzlcr .... Nlfest Liberty. Ohio U1-'Nfl Cflllfilll . . . . . Lnuisvilh-I Ohio Luis llnrlzler .... Hnrrisonville, Missouri N1H'lUl'iL' Cvllfilll Slnilllvillv. UNO Mnrgrnrcl llnrtzler ..... Goshen, Indiana Wuncln CUlll'U.ll . Rutll ffuuli .... Arima Culp .... Clcrlrinlu lluliuvr .lnnu lllnefllnrt . Orure liusln .... llnvnl l'.ln-rmilv lilllul l'llJ01'HnlLf . Page furiy-fum' . . . . XK'nu:4Ic1', Oliiu Clmrh-5 llvrl' . . . l-fllclnwt, lnilinnn Clayton Ilcrslxliergqp Nuppnuw, Imlinuu liinunnn-l llvrtzlvr . Wnssnir, NI-w York Shirlvy l'lulnwn5' . . . l-llklinrl, lmlinnn 'Fhvhnn Ilugfr-ll.,-r , , Xllmlmllv'lilI1'y, lnmlinnn Alvin lluusuur , , 5ll'1'llIl1-T. lllinuis Susnn llnnlcr . . l'Ilkhnrl, lnmhnnn Yvllllli Johns . W Goshen, Indiana .Inl1nstown, Penn. Nnrristnwn. Penn. Nnppnxwe. Indiana . Hubbard, Oregon . Elklnxrt, Indiana . . Goshen. Indiana . . Canton, Ohio .D935Iif seas--:He as-me-ll--I il- E I fr x l I nf 11 x 5 E m . A miiinigdlu-, MiQaZE5,' Xf Bi51igfh. Third row-Gerber, L.. Miller, F. Mayer, P. Yoder, Mast, Flisher, H. Wenger, Culp, R. Yoder. Second row-Plank, Johns, L. Yoder, E. Miller, H. Conrad, E. Weaver, F. Schrock, Sie- ber, V. Zook, L. Yoder. First row-L. Hartzler, Sutter, B. Yoder, Markel, L. Yoder, Grieser, Roth, Cook, E. Ebersole. Mary Kaufmann ..... Tiskilwa, Illinois E. Richard King . . . West Liberty, Ohio Don Kreider ...... Wadsworth, Ohio Lester Latta . . . . . . Goshen, Indiana Mildred Lee . . . . Elkhart, Indiana Waldo Lehman . . . . Goshen, Indiana Elda Long ....... Sterling, Illinois Lois Markel ...... Elkhart, Indiana Florence Martin ....... Manson, Iowa J. Allen Martin . . Hagerstown, Maryland Junior Mast ..... Millersburg, Ohio Frederick Mayer ..... Elkhart, Indiana Lois Metzler . . Martinsburg, Pennsylvania A. Roscoe Miller . . . Sugar Creek, Ohio Clyde Miller . .... Springs, Pennsylvania Evelyn Miller ..... Louisville, Ohio Leonard Miller ...... Smithville, Ohio S. Paul Miller . . Garden City, Missouri Florence Moore .... Rochester, Indiana Kathryn Moyer ..... Elkhart, Indiana Charles Neff . . . . . Chicago, Illinois 119351 Elmer Phend ....... Goshen, Indiana Clara Marie Plank .... Goshen, Indiana William Reber ....... Kalona, Iowa Marianna Reiff ..... Elkhart, Indiana Beulah Rich ...... Crawfordsville, Iowa Walter Rinehart ..... Elkhart, Indiana Rozetta Ropp . . . .... Kalona, Iowa Delilah Roth ........ Manson, Iowa IN MEMORIAM HERBERT WENGER A worthy fellow student Oct. 27, 1912 April 5, 1935 Page for-cy-fm E e 1. e Q ff. n I. ' 31 gill H:e4-AA. 9124.43 ,U .K 1 IT to E l Vi Fl ' ,ff 1 'rx is Fourth row-Frotz, I..0lllTlilIl, Boshurt, King, Green, Unruh. Reber, Greenawalt. id Third row--Alihott, II. Zook, F. Martin, Rciff, P. Miller, I'Iolzxwn3.', C. Yoder. E Second row-A. Iilnrtin, Slwtlcr, Ii. Iilillor, Frey, L. llartzler, P. D. Yoder, Stivcr, Schurtz, Ilylur, B. Troycr. , N First row-I-Ierslihc-rgcr, P. Wenger, F. Wenger, E. Allnn, DQBQQ-r, Moore, M. Conrad. :L O. Yoder, D. Shoup. g Wilma Schertz . . , Low Point, Illinois Herbert Wenger . . Smithville, Ohio I Myrtle Schncll . . . . Ori-ville, Ohio Paul Wenger . South English, Iowa I I Dwight Schroclc . .... Orrville, Ohio Jenn Whitney . . . Elkhart, Inciinnu +4 Frzmccs Schrock . . . Low Point, Illinois Annu Lois Yoder . . . Goshen, Indiana Luther Shctlur . . . . . Goshen, Inriinnn Bun Yoder , , n , , , Goshen, Indimm N I Dorothy Shoup , . Bvilvh City, Ohio Bcrtlm Yoclvr .... West Liberty, Ohio Ethel Shoup . . . . . . Oi-rvillv, Ohio Christino Yoclcr , . . West, Liberty, Ohio lillizuhuth Siuhur ...., linkotzi, Illinois Doris Yotlur . . . . Goshen, Indiana lim: Smith ..,.. . , Goxhi,-ii, lncliann Lt-onzi Yotlur . . . . Goslien, Inclinnn Glenn Sprintrcr , . . . Minivr, Illinois Luis Yoder . . . . Ilubbnrtl, Oregon A1'loxvulloStivu1 ..... Waiknriisn, Intlinnn l.ort-no Yoder . . . Smithville. Ohio Vvru Sunillit-init-r . . .Walnut tfrci-ia, Ohio Maurice Yotlvr. , West Liberty, Ohio .j Minnio Suttifr ..,..... liouts, Inilinnn Olivo Yoilur , West Liberty, Ohio Huuluh 'l'royt-r ........ l-lliiln, Ohio Puul Yoder . . . . . lnluhbnrd, Oregon V lrlunry 'l'roy,-,- ,,,, Wzilnnt t'rt-uk, tihio Philip Yoili-r , , , West Liberty, Ohio Luo tlnruh ....... llnrpt-r, linnsns Phillip li. Yoclor . . Goshen, Indiana A' Alice Wt-uvur . . . Wnlnul Ci-vvk, Ohio Ruyinoml Yoda-r . . , . . . Goshen, Indiana h l'Ivmigtrliin,f Wuzivi,-r .... tloslit-n, lnmlinnu llnrolnl Zouk ..,.. West Liberty, Ohio ' Willis Wcnvor ...... llunrora, Illinois Mary Ruth Zook . . . Goshen, Indiana .D Florence Wongm' .... Sniithvillo, Ohio Vesta Zouk . , . . . Mio, Michigan - S . -l--nwietakwe if o Toi BSI r Page forty-Hia! A150--07.31. ,..f.g,..f., I in-sues- as A A as-It-llf-1+-1+-lr GRADUATE STUDENTS John Coffman ...... ,..... V ineland Ontai 10 Helen Oesch -.1 .... .................. K ent, Ohio John Williams ..,,.. ,.... li liddlebury, Indiana Samuel Swartz ..............................,,............,.., Ehda, Oh1o Alta Housour ........ CNot on panell ........ Elkhart, Indiana SPECIAL STUDENTS Donald Ball .,...... ............. E lkhart, Mary B1-unk ....... ....... G oshen Paul Cook ....... ..,... E lkhart, Edgar Frey ........ .....,. G oshen, Oswin Gerber ........ ,,..... G oshen Roberta Hauder Goshen Dula Roth Hershberger ........ Goshen Margaret Hoogenboom .......... Orpha Huffman Goshen, Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Incl Ind Ind Edwardsburpg, Mich Mary Johns ......,.,................,.. Goshen, Ind Henry Nymeyer .,,... ...,...... G oshen, Ind Florence Shirk ...... ....... M ishawaka, Ind James Snohn ........................,. Elkhart, Ind Verna Stambaugh ..................., Ipana, Ill Hilda Byler Sudermann ........ Goshen, Ind Frank Weaver ........................ Goshen, Ind John VVeir ................ Ligonier, Ind Albert Welty ......,......... ........ G oshen, Ind Elizabeth Whitehead .............. Goshen, Ind Louise Wissinger ........ ........ G oshen, Ind , lElPK4f3fiE Page forty-seven any 'lilifil il DU O c- SB ri- EQ E CD PE' 1 Q . O U2 :r CD F - I4 : E1 sn :s -. no ECDC- f'5C'Sr'UJD3 CD11--I C-4 si-3535555 5D E'1EmE- 9'dw ZEQBEE Pls o o azgeew I3 H CDP Q Br--l 'f'5,-to mmm 'U .or-s,,,cr',.,, 551-5- : 'Fil QEGEQQ QWOOOO rd wwgsmw -s gEm.....5g'g Q :s53'P2::q:s CD U1 ssssss l Q.-c.n.cLc1.n. 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Q Q rw? fi xx' N L W K U W1 1' wg S in nb, MIL: ,Q ff 42 ' viii 3 Ls wg H V ii Y if Fw nf ' ,Q N V .' N wifi I am, 4 Kaib- np Q l'Qf'4' L Rx mfr 4-JWUM ,. NL- , ,Qi A H W M' Y 'fm ' V-14 WF ' 74 . 'V - 'M ' A., 71, '1 'E ' 14-Q.. Mfg' iff:-' - - 1-M. 3,1 l WML X 1 1Qf Y Page f orty-nine Tfunzmr- rwC:.:U3bi3 mit-DI X- 2 ov!! , F Xa. , if .Wi pg Q 3 qf Goshen Collegeg evef singing, 3 'Iohef' motto will be ffue. Honor' io out' Master bf in ging Alma Matetj' We love you. oo Jgfiflf o oo Q eras-:nearer ff fllffff 4,,ff :x H, 46, u cu LTURE. IIalhllllltlllllllllllllllllnlmllllXlmnIl'llu1u IIIIIIIIIIIL, - fm' SERV! CE Ill IlllllllllllllillllIllllllllllllIllll Ill IIUIIIIHI H9351 -xi-ararasam VF I FF 3 Y I e as cm rc.,-gn 3:3 foci:-Q1 +L e n if F June June June June June June July July July July July July SUMMER SCHOOL '34 D A lehman FACULTY Director Mathematics I Silas I-lertzler . Mary Royer ..... ...,. E ducation Samuel King Psychology Edwnrcl Yodei Willard Smith Samuel Yoder Language History English Faye Grnssmeyer ,... ...... B iological Science B. F. Hartzler . ....l. ...,...............,,. A 'Iusic Arthur Sprunger ......,.......,..,............. .,... A rt CALENDAR Election of student officers. Ross Gerber elected chairman, and Retha I-lostetler, secretary-treasurer. Get Acquainted social for summer students held in dining hall of Kulp Hall. First Devotional meeting. Joseph Graber speaks at Vespers. Business meeting of student body. Committees Chosen by chair- man. Moved, seconded, and carried that dues for the summer be 3.25. Summer school group picture taken. Shower on Mr. and Mrs. Oswin Gerber. Students attend College Congregation Sunday School picnic at Miller's Grove. Annual Summer School Outing at Tower Hill on Luke Michigan. Students invited as guests to Trefoil Ilitemry picnic. Party nt home of Ruth Gnngy ut Topeka Mycology class invited to Mushroom supper at home of Florence Gnngwer. August 6 Campus frolic interrupted by rain August 6-7 Examinations. August 9 Convocation. Page fifty-two W .S .Fl-'l'l'9l'lit-E i i 4 K I I K I 8 I it il at I if as! l- iii l l ,,...... . 1 6.1 l S Rose Adams .... George Amstutz . . . Atlee Beechy . . , Sidney Beechy . . . Elizabeth Binkele . . . Otto Binkele . . . , . John Coffman .... Esther Eberly . . . Ruth Fogelsonger . . ROLL . . Goshen, Indiana . Apple Creek, Ohio . . . . . Berlin, Ohio . . . Dundee, Ohio Krozingen, Germany Krozingen, Germany . Vineland, Ontario . . . . Dalton, Ohio . New Paris, Indiana Harvey Frederick .... Nappanee, Indiana Amanda Frey . , . . . Archbold, Ohio Mary Frey ..... Sterling Illinois Florence Gangwer . Millersburgf Indiana Oswin Gerber . . . , . . . . Dalton, Ohio Ross Gerber ..... Sugar Creek, Ohio Ruth Gnagy . . . . Levi Hartzler . . Merle Hartzler . . . Ruth Hertzler . . . Violet Hodgson . . . Dorothy Hoogenboom Carl Hostetler ..... Lloyd Hostetler . . . Retha Hostetler . . , Mabel I-Iostetler .... Gladys Johns .... S. M. King . . . Rollin Krabill . . Lucille Kreider . . . . . Topeka, Indiana . . Chicago, Illinois . . . Goshen, Indiana . . . Belleville, Pa. . . , Goshen, Indiana . . . Goshen. Indiana . , Barrs Mills, Ohio . . . Goshen, Indiana . , . Goshen, Indiana Middlebury, Indiana . . . . Canton, Ohio , . Hesston, Kansas . . Louisville, Ohio . . Wadsworth, Ohio Wilmer Landis . Lee Lantz .... Mary Lantz ..... D .' Mary McDowell . Elsie Mast . . . Glen Mast . . . Jennie Mast . . . Orden Miller .,... Roy Miller . . . Willard Miller . . Thelma Oyer . . Marvin Perkins . Orlin Reedy . . . Willard Richer . . . Kathryn Rogers . Vera Mae Roth . . . . . . . . Perkasie, Pa. ITB E Middlebury, Indiana . Middlebury, Indiana . . . Millersburg, Ind. . . Millersburg, Ohio . . Millersburg, Ohio Q Vw 9 B 6 1, e . . . Goshen, Indiana Springs, Pennsylvania . . Millersburg, Ohio F-4 . . Millersburg, Ohio . . Roanoke, Illinois . . . Raub, Indiana . . Cullon, Illinois . . . . Wauseon, Ohio . . . Elkhart, Indiana . Manson, Iowa Ina K. Slate ....... Goshen, Indiana Mrs. Floyd Smith Joseph Treneer . Fred E. Waters . . . . . . . Goshen, Indiana . . Elkhart, Indiana . . . Elkhart, Indiana Maurice Weinstein ..... Elkhart, Indiana Robert Welty . , . . . Goshen, Indiana John C. Wenger . . . Telford, Pennsylvania Lois Winey . . Colorado Springs, Colo. Paton Yoder ........ Goshen, Indiana Beulah Yordy ....... Flanagan, Illinois Alma Zehr .,.. . . . Hopedale, Illinois Kenneth Zook . . . . Elkhart, Indiana Paul Zook .... . . Goshen, Indiana 119351 Page fifty-three i- Qi!! WINTER BIBLE TERM lil--R--Ek-If-DE I , so as-leer-1+-1-1-1 m:l:-aI 5 B E L E fl F H FACULTY S, C. Yoder ..... ...,............... . ..f...,......... .......,....... B i ble Silas Ielertzler ..,.. .....,..,,...i...,............. M ethods of Teaching I. W. Boyer ....., ...... S unday School Administration, Bible D. A. Yoder ..,.. ..... l Bible History-Bible Geography, Bible Samuel Yoder .... ,....................... .....,...,.. P u blic Speaking Mary Royer ...... ....... C hild Study Irvin Burkhart .... ......,,... B ible Walter Yoder ..,...............,............ .. . .... .,... ,........ ......... li I u sic On Thursday, January 3, thirty-three students enrolled for the Special Bible Term. In this group fifteen different congregations were repre- sented, including five states: Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, and New York. The students came in behalf of their interest in religious activities and to prepare themselves for greater avenues of service. The Sunday School was one of the chief interests of the students. Hence, most of the students enrolled in the Teacher Training course. There were three committees organized to take care of the various activities of our Bible School. The religious committee arranged for the conjoint prayer meetings which were held every W ednesday. The literary every Friday evening was looked after by the social committee. They also took care of programs which were given at various places during the term. There was also a publicity committee which published a Short Term newspaper. Short Term closed January 31st, but this did not close our study of Christian service. We left Goshen College with a new interest and deeper zeal in all things spiritual. Alice Hostetler Sliipshewann Ind 9 ROLL Verdu Amstutz ..,...,..,,,... .,,.i. I hilton, Ohio Mabel Egli ..... ...... h lanson, Iowa Alice Bontrager .,...,. ., Sliipshcwnim, Ind. Ross Gut ,,,.......... .... I In Grosse, Ind. Floyd l3randcl.iei-ry ., Shipshewnnn, Ind. Aldine lluarer ...... Shipshewnnu, Ind, Esther Christophe! ..,..,,.., Wnknrusn, Ind. Sylvester Ilnnrer , ..... .. Daniel lilush ......,..,,,..,., ........ 'l 'opclui Ind. Sarah llershbergcr Sugar Creek, lrmu Ensh .. ,.........,. ,. Topelul, Ind. Alice llostetler ............ Sanford Rush ,..... ,..,,... ' I'opeku, Ind. Mabel Ilostatler Lucille Eichcr .,.,.. ,... f 'xrchlioltl, Ghio Gladys Kauffman Page fifty-fom' :I'93?2I ' ohid I Bm-rs Mills, Ohio ft ,. Middlebnijy, Ind. it Milner, Ill. 1 liifl-li'-li 5 Q, , if Z 'F Fourth row-S. Haarer, M. Yoder, Weaver, A. Haarer, H. Yoder, Gut, Brandeberry, P. Yoder, Zehr, Weldy, D. Mishler, S. Eash Third row-Egli, R. Mishler, I. Wyse, E. Litwiller, Mumaw, D. Litwiller, C. Litwiller, A. Hostetler, Hershberger Second row-Amstutz, Miller, Bontrager, M. Hostetler, Christophel, Liechty, L. Wyse, Eicher First row-Burkhart, M. Royer, I. W. Royer, D. A. Yoder, S. C. Yoder, Hertzler, S. Yoder, VV. Yoder Mary Liechty ..... ..... Clara Litwiller Dora Litwiller ..... .... Edna Litwiller ROLL Archbold, Ohio Hopedale, Ill .. Hopedale, Ill Hopedale, Ill Kathryn Miller Lagrange, Dorsa Mishler Lagrange Ruby Mishler ..... ..... L agrange, Clara Mumaw Goshen, Christine Weaver ...... ....... G oshen, Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ivan Weaver ....... .... Maurice Weldy Irene Wyse .......... ....... Lucille Wyse .. Harry Yoder .. Wakarusa, Ind. Wakarusa, Ind. Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio .. ...,. Shipshewana, Ind. Merrill Yoder ...... ........... E lkhart, Ind. Paul Yoder .......... ........ E lkhart, Ind. Benjamin Zehr 119951 nl Croghan, N. Y. Page fifty-five Li , 4 .ii . i . .,-iw X251 , 47' J BIBLE sci-iooi. FACULTY , s. mia- . . .Q..i.,.,,.....,,.. English Biiiie I-l. S. Bender ..., .,.. , Bible, Church History ii-i-iii niii-iiiiiii-i .,.,.,..,..,... English Bible I' lildward Yoder ..,. ............. G reel: SPECIAL BIBLE STUDENTS Cecil Bergey ......i,...,.....................,....,. Bothwell, Ontario if Dorothy Blough ..... .,.. it Iiddlebury, Indiana Jil Alice Hostetler ....... Barrs Mills, Ohio Glenn Whitaker .i.. La Habra, California l Harry Yoder ..i.. Shipshewana, Indiana I The Bible School of Goshen College is filling a very important place in the school as well as in the church which fosters the institution. Ever 'T since the beginning of the college this department was patronized by a il considerable number of students who have since given loyal service to the i' church at home and in the Mission field. This year again there was some work offered above the collegiate f level. These courses covered the material that is usually offered in the is second year of the regular seminary course. A number of students took ' . . . , 1 this work. In addition there was a very liberal patronage of the Christian iii Workers Course. A larger number of students than usual took this work El .ggi and interest seems to be on the increase. -i It is the aim of the Administration to make this department one of the most popular and useful in the college. The need of Bible study is apparent everywhere. Young people are being educated and trained in all the arts and sciences, but our knowledge and training in the Scriptures 3+ have not increased correspondingly. Courses are added, Curriculums are revised and strengthened, and instructors are making a better preparation 'ff for their work. It is hoped that the Bible School of Goshen will continue to be a real asset to the cause of Christ in this world. President Sanfoxd Calx in Xodex , e ,e.li93i? Page fifty-aiu: , ., . . . , r . . , , iii ii EY ' 19? Q iii!!! A I K ll I 1 1 1 I 1 1 'Y E li I I T ii H I Q 3 5 ll Third row-Zuercher, Raber, Hershberger, Miller Q I Second row-Yordy, Yoder, Blough, Oyer, Hepfer, Rocke L, sl First row-Glick, Hertzler, Williams, Ebersole, Lehman, Hooley C Ll ' NORMAL SCHOOL GRADUATES E ROLL g P Arlen-6 Blough ..... ........,........... ...,... H 0 lsopple, Pennsylvania 5-1 Ruth Ebersole ....... ...........,. ................ E l khart, Indiana ,. Leon Glick ................... .......... S ugar Creek, Ohio Frances Hepfer ............. ............. P earl City, Illinois 5 Cloyse Hershberger ...... ................. S ugar Creek, Ohio li Ruth Hertzler ............ ........ B elleville, Pennsylvania I Joy Hooley ....,.......... ................ L igonier, Indiana f John Lehman ....... ........... N Orth Lima, Ohio Ernest Miller ....... ........ G Oshen, Indiana ' Lois Oyer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .......... H owell, Michigan Eugene Raber ...... ....... S Llgal' Creek, Ohio Lorena Rocke ,,,,,,, .......... T iskilwa, Illinois Elizabeth Royer ..... ------------------- O rrville, 0hiO John Williams ....... ...... M iddlebury, Indiana Verna Yoder ,,,,,,,, ........... G OSl'lG1'1, II1dia1l21 y Inez Yordy ,,,,,,,,,, ..... F lanagan, Illinois l Lloyd Zuercher ...... ------ S ug-21' Creek, Ol1i0 1 119351 A Page fifty-seven CTUCII-JI 35:3 '5fIDC 5C-' C DC'3JU Though ouf' talents may be Slendef' Et our hearts anne Warm and tfue, S Qf K, V1 xg:-Q..-.,f,q1w..,,.m, f I , N , wr , .79 1 x ,tx ww A A ff J 'T' 'fini' ff. V. 1. VT 'mr iff: EZ, .Ffmv . Eff A..,,1L...w1 i Af:M,QfT,ff,Q AF WQLTV6 A,.!, M -Y ----- f H' ' mf 'fv-w:?fg1f'gWiFf'1 w'.'-fx'fm' '-W-'f f-H'--T Page fifty-nine .f,.rn.L ,U H ffm gjftf, E., 6' 1i 1:VQ1 li 4liT.f.,E 4K ,f V4 P-ff L 3 Y 45 i f' i bw Lf!-I iF'L Ji QW! 3 e z 9 : H a H I ii 4 Q f'f-'43 Er -I ll? 5 gwr 5g ifg L9 4 r W HL, 6 ,F ' 12 eff' Q 1? Pug VL? 315335 V3 tlwg HT? Q E i s f E if F 2 5 1 E' s 5 2 EI e 5 1' E 5 W li Q J . Lx , K1 iw ,Q i 11 5 ' 'x in 'if Fi-ffl lf B w ,gg iv? HAI- ' fx' tg l f W Thi' iff? his 13 4 W'-'fl I-QXXE Iimrjg sg . gl' 4, ,K -Li. .43 x..,N ,S MUS 1 LET, a Lqsli s p-J4l ,.,.gL XL! gl Q., W ,ww L ,,...,.,4Q.X.g,-.-.,,.X.-QW, .,f,,,, i,....,A.,.. , , ffggym-An-5531? ,, fir'-Qi?mmL2da-Llgizxsi-' pin-at-arse-at-as T . -use-new-as ni VF K ...ee IDCWF' C 5t'sT.7O:D'3 FUSE-3 CABINET Curl Kreider .luincs Clemens Levi llurtzler Roy Umble Rollin Kmbill Social Treasurer President Secretary Devotional Paton Yoder Atlee Beechy I?.obc1't.Simnk Lester Hershey Wilmer Landis Extension Membership Employment Mission Study Bible Study Y. M. C. A. The purpose of the Y. M. C. A. is to enrich the lives of students by providing ai proper environment and by giving opportunities for service. To attain such aims the members must live true to God and to each other. We have definitely felt the leading of God this year through answered prayer. The members of the Cabinet cooperated in trying to maintain a wholesome spirit of fellowship on the campus. Difficulties which arose among students were dealt with by prayer and student cooperation. The organization sponsored prayer meetings, devotional ineetings, Bible study elnsses, mission study classes. jnil services, social activities, and extension work. These were carried on in collaboration with the Y. W. C. A. committees. The two uufziiiixatioiis together form the Y. I'. C. A., and most of the oft-eninpus activities are carried on in the name oi' the Y. P. C. A. lt sponsors nn ltlllllltll niissionziry drive which amounted to S200 this year. We labored definitely to prom-li t'hrist :ind build ii stronger Christian spirit at Goshen tfollege. May our prayers nseend to God in behalf of the work, that it nniy grow and increase to his glory. Levi Ifliwtzler 'N 4 Y-- Vhlffi- - .ll l , -. . Y 1- . ,.. . ESDT... Page sigifly l CABINET Lois Gunden Ruth Hertzler Elizabeth Graber Elizabeth Royer Alma Kaufmann Social Treasurer President Secretary Devotional Evelyn Burkholder Lois Oyer Harriet Lapp Lois Winey Ruth Gnagy Membership Extension Mission Study Employment Bible Study Y. W. C. A. The motto of the Young Women's Christian Association for many years has been To know Christ and to make Him known. As an organ- ization on the campus of Goshen College our first concern is that every young woman may know this life and may live it more abundantly. More than that, we are interested in those outside our immediate group. We Witness for Christ every possible opportunity we have, thereby learning to know our Master better ourselves and also making Him known to others. But we feel the call to carry this witness, not only in Jerusalem and in all Judea, but also to the uttermost parts of the earth. Even though our material contributions to foreign mission work may be meager, and although not many of us can labor in these fields in person, neverthe- less, we are definitely interested in the problems of the missionaries. We pray unitedly to God in behalf of His work in India, South America, and Africa. In the light of this great commission of Christ, the Y. W. C. A. aims to serve God and the Church in Goshen College by living our motto. . Elizabeth Graber 119351 Page sixty-one fl- Qi!! if 2 2 'Fa E. 'A. I I 'W+.,Qi'2fg 1'q1, g3- im i. K J 1 'P M, if if M. 4. M v. gmc-an--neu--as-as oooo afar-1+-me-1-JH: CW 112-5 'fl 12 E L ez fi F .SJ Q34 Third row--Clc-mens, Plank, Irlartzlcr, Hershey, Mussanari Second row-Brunk, Lchnian, Esch, Frioscn, D. Kreider First row-Dean Bender, Baer, C. Krcidcr, Shank, Hepler, Mrs. Slate MAPLE LEAF STAFF Robert Shank .....,...,. ,. . Dona Bolle Hcpler Karl illassanari Carl Kreider .. , Bertie liacr ..., . Luster l'lC2l'Sl'l05' Mrs. Slate ..,l,..l William I i'iosoii Ivan Drunk . o, Waldo lioliinan Don Kruiclui' ,A ., Paton Yoclci' . , Mary liscli ,,.r, . Jamus Cflviiimis Martlia Plank .l Lois lrlarlzlor ,. Dean laCllflCl,' .... Pago sixty-two 19311-1935 Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Artist Photographer Assistant Photographer Assistant Photographer College Life Editor Assistant College Life Editor Assistant College Life Editor Secretary and Typist N ' QIT1535 Typist Faculty Advisor Fourth row-Markel, Conrad, M. Kaufmann, P. Yoder Third row-Troyer, Hostetler, Kreider, L. Miller, Buzzard, Bittinger Second row-Burkholder, Oyer, Guengerich, McPhai1, V. Miller, Esch, D. Yoder First row-Miss Wyse, Landis, Gunden, Umble, A. Kaufmann, Beechy, Prof. Umble COLLEGE RECORD STAFF Roy Umble ................... ......................,.... ..,...,......,....... E d itor Alma Kaufmann ....... .................... .............,........ - A ssociate Editor Atlee Beechy .......... .......................... B usiness Manager Dwight Yoder ..... Vernon Miller ...... Wilmer Landis Assistant Business Manager ........ Asslstant Business Manager Religious Lois Oyer ...................... ..................,..,.......,.,..., R eligious Angelina McPhail ....... Literary Raymond Troyer ....... ................................ M usic Lois Gunden ..,,....... ....................,. C ollege News Viola Bittinger .... Charles Kreider .. ., ...... Assistant College News ,..... Assistant College News Olive Wyse ................ .........,....................... A lumni Glen Guengerich ....... .......................... A thletics Mary Esch ............. ...... A thletics Harold Buzzard ..... ...,. F eature Lois Miller ..,....,..... .,............. F Gature Thelma Hostetler Lois Markel ......... Marjorie Conrad . Typist ..... Assistant Typist Assistant Typist Mary Kaufmann ,..,..,... .,... A ssistant Typist Charles Neff ..................... ...... A ssistant Typist Maurice Burkholder .,..... ...... A ssistant Typist John Umble .....,............ ...... F aculty Advisor 119351 a B A Page sixty-three N- co :D-A it IF K IF I K I 'F 1 1 I Sk s I Y E ri 9 L? 6 L e A fl. li! 1 we xp '-: 'fi-1, gil-1-sen--I-ae rr r i -1-nan-H-1-mms FUSE-9 i ,Fl P1 E ,E L e ll F -4 L l Fourth row-Swartz, Whitaker, Ammons, Ends, H. Wenger, Greener, D. Kreider l-Iousour, J. Iirunncmnn, Jessup, Nymeycr, Coffman Third row-Benn, Miningcr, E. Lohman, Shidcler, R. Burkholdcr, C. Miller, P. Miller. W. Lchmrin, R. Brcnncmun, Mui-Lin Second row--L. I3urklinlclc1', Williams, Shctlcr, Fretz, Bac-r, Friesen. King. Neff. Reber, Adams, Blough, Weaver First row-Ovcrholt, Amstutz, Buzzard, Brunk, Gerber, C. Kreider, Chas. Kreider, Hershey, Gucngcrich, H. Miller ADELPHIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Mottuz Wo Luzirii to Do by Doing Officers First Suiriuslnzr Otlicors Second Sexnester Carl Kruiilcr . ,.,...,,,. Proxiclont Ll-stcr l-lerslicy ,.,. ......, P resident Oswin Gurlicr .....,., Vice.: Prosiclcnt llzirulcl Buzzczirfl ..,... Vice President Charles Ki'cic,lc:r Hrugtrlix ll ilhim lfiicwon Seuetalx rrrrr 4+ as-lr-rar Page sirvly-fain' ..,. Ljf il' 'a . ,... .. .,.. . lhlurolcl lliiizzzixwl ..,. ...... C ritic Eclwarcl Miuinger .................. Critic ,I , Y fi1'1'-3 x Y 3, l ,i . A Fourth row-M. B1-unk, Cripe, A. Blough, W. Conrad, F. Wenger, L. Yoder, E. Miller, P A. Kaufmann, Gomoll, G. Burkhart, M. Zook, M. Troyer, Sieber, Amstutz R Third row-Mary Eiman, H. Yoder, Winey, Kolb, Oesch, M. Eiman, E. Allan, D. Shoup, Johns, H. Conrad, Rich, Holaway, Frey, Smucker Q Second row-S. Kauffman, Long, N. Yoder, Nitzsche, Good, Bittinger, Sutter, D. Blough, Whitney, Markel, Adams, Smith, Dinehart First row-M. Kaufmann, Graber, W. Miller, Slate, E. Royer, Hepler, Baer, Lapp, C Burkholder, Esch, L. Yoder Q E. VESPERIAN LITERARY socuaw A . Motto: Excelsior Officers First Semester Officers Second Semester Dona Belle Hepler ........ .. President Evelyn Burkholder ........ President ,iV.. Bertie Baer ............ Vice President Viola Bittinger ...... Vice President , Harriet Lapp ,,.,.. ...,..... S ecretary Wilma Miller ................ Secretary Elizabeth Royer ............ Treasurer Mary Esch .................... Treasurer r 119951 -lar-was -rise! Page sixty-five 3:-ali C73 ID-Q3 FU CTTJU Ifvzpmr- TJ g,,:',3,5, , I . . V i 1 I ..,. .- Fourth row--Schncll, Oyor, Rciff, E. Ebv.-rsolc, Cook, Suttcr, F. Martin, Y. Zcvok I... ilnrtzlcr, C. Plank, D. Yoder, Yordy, Bini-:cle 1 Third row--A. WL-uvcr, Lou, Sliver, V. Yoder, B. Troyur, B. Yoder, E. Wcmrer, M Hurtzler, E. Shoup, T. Hnstctler, Schrock, M. Conrad, O. Yoder, Rod-ze Second row-L. llzxrtzlcr, L. Yodcr, Mclzlcr, M. Hostctlcr, Moyer, Buzzard, Grieser Roth, C. Yoder, Schcrtz, Sundhcimcr, A. L. Yoder. L. Yoder v First row-T. A. Hostctlcr, Gundrsn, Thut, M. Phunk, R. Ilostetler. Hertzlcr, Barnard, Birky, McPhzxil, R. Ebcrsolc AVON LITERARY SOCIETY Motto: Essex Qunm Vidorin Officers First Sunil.-slur Officers Second Semester Ruth irlcertzler ..,.,.,...,... , Prosidunt Rctha linstotier ,.....,....,,. President Rutim irinstcftlm- . ,... Vicc Prosidunt Ruth Ebel-sole ........ Vice President Muriel I5:n'nurd .... , .... Sccrctury Claira Marie 'Plank . ....... Secretm'y Lois Gundcn .,.... . ..,... Critic Muriel Barnard .... ..... C ritic i Page sixty-sim A - TIVSSETK arenas-1+ sz-se as-as-:sae . in as-I-ll--Je-I-rig A 1 l ! nf 5 e Fifth row-Mast, Herr, Raber, V. Miller, Burkliolder, H. Troyer, Flislier, Maurer, Q M. Yoder, Lantz, Yost, G. Springer, Green L, Fourth row-Holdeman, Phend, Latta, O. Hershberger, Zook, L. Troyer, Powell, Slagel, Q D. Yoder, L. T. Troyer, Byler, Unruh, D. Schrock, Lind Third row-P. D. Yoder, Eash, R. Miller, Sahli, C. Hershberger, E. Hertzler, F. Troyer, P. Yoder, Gascho, Paul Yoder, C. R. Yoder, Glick, L. Miller E Second row-YVeaver, Gerber, C. Springer, C. Hershberger, L. Conrad, Greenawalt, Schmucker, Ebersole, Culp, Zuercher, Gardner, Wenger, R. Yoder, E. Miller A First row-Shank, Hostetler, Clemens, O. Miller, H. Schrock, P. Yoder, Umble, Hartzler, Massanari, R. Troyer, Krabill, Beechy, Landis +1 AURORA LITERARY SOCIETY Motto: Forward Officers First Semester Officers Second Semester Roy Umble ,.... ......... P resident Atlee Beechy .................. President Paton Yoder ............ Vice President Ivan Lind ................ Vice President Harold Schrock ,,,,..,..... Secretary Maurice Burkholder ....., Secretary James Clemens ,,,,,. ........ C ritic Wilmer Landis .........,,,,,,,,,.,,, Critic K' IP: W as P4 1 .1 ea Vi 4 Tiff ? '5l '2 .T- -ill if 1 ll 5 'H 'gi w',.l5-ig:-gl1f,iwLj.sAhl'af' MENS CHORUS I TENOR Willis Wcrxvvr lcl'll'J3l Millcr Paton Yoclvr Ernest Ln-hnmn Leon Glick Mzluricc Bosliurt Roy Umlilc Ilzilpli Grcunvr Paul Ymlcr II 'PICNOR lfrlwin Sclmiliclcvi' Ruynmml Yoclux' Alloc lic-uifliy lliclizlrcl Ymlvl' l rzmk llylvr llwiulil lvllllfl' .lzunus l3l'l'Hlll'll12lll V1 l'llUll 'llillnx lluiglxl Snhiml mlnll UNL in P lll , BARITONE Waldo Lehman C'ln3.'ton Ivlurshbcrger Alvin Blougzh Lloyd Hosteiler Charles Neff Wilmer Landis Karl Mnssnzmri Rziynmmi '1Yo3.'er Maurice Burklwliier Lyla: Yost Riclmnl Brezincxmm B.-XSS Curl Krcixler Loc l.'m'uh William Fx-icsen .hum-5 Clmuc-:is Lcslcr llv.'l'Sll05' Roscuv Millcr Glen kim-mgvricli Wzillur Ymlvr, lliructm' Ol-'FICICRS .. , ., ..,.. ,,..,.,. ,..,. ,....i , . ..., I 4 'resident x N uwunuri .. . ,. ,,....,...,... . ...i., Vivo Prusillcm. , . X r ,,.,.... .. .,,, .. .,........ ....... . Busuiuss Manager tummx 1-ivh , .... .-Xssistzmc Business Mmmgror L1 lr lluwliuy ..,., ....,......., ..i. ...... ..,. . . .... ..,. I , i l u':u'im1 lialliill Ll:-rlwr ii 1 7 1-1-1 il lll y ll lllv . lin 'l A l lulun 'm elm' clllfll ,I ' 'U Lo. l .- vu lIF535I 5' lugf si.rl1f-f'igla,l. wgwngqg- S G :ear if 1. 3 1-:e u-swear-I-+e or A s anus-lar-ls-12 ' x Y F 1 D 1 ii C, V,j if n I la Q LADIES' CHORUS SOPRANO Ruth Hertzler Ruth Ebersole Christine Yoder Mary Kaufmann Mary Eiman Alice Weaver Delilah Roth Aldine Sutter Elizabeth Royer II SOPRANO Lois Gunden Beulah Troyer Evelyn Burkhold Vesta Zook Lorene Rocke Lois Hartzler Myrtle Kolb Lillian Hartzler Ruth Hertzler Lorene Rocke Harriet Lapp 61' Walter Yoder, Director OFFICERS ....... ..........,...,................. Vu 2 13 E 1, I ALTO Mary Esch Shirley Holaway Amelia Thut Muriel Barnard Lois Metzler Martha Eiman II ALTO i Joy Hooley Bertha Yoder Norma Yoder Elizabeth Sieber Olive Yoder Marjorie Conrad Elizabeth Graber E A Q F 4 KPJEK--K' P1 esident Seci etaiy Llbiauan 119351 A-Inv-lafarav-il Page simty-nine +1 rm C270 31:3 0511: l l L 5 A ,U l . ...T,.,,, , 'f f . . ' L . 1. i Igf'3f ,:1 i ,gl l 3 4 A CAPPELLA CHORUS Taxon Roy umbil- Ernest LL-hmun Paton lvilflvl' Leon Glick Paul Yoclvr Ralph Grcunur Chrislinc- Yoclcr Delilah Roth Alia-Q Weaver Mary Klilll-lllflllh Evelyn Burl-cholcl-ar Lois Gunclen .-Xuggclinu McPlmil James Clczuvns Carl lircicioz' Glen Chi-erzgfcriuh Imster llc:-slxcy William Friesv:-n Lize Unruh wink xwlwl- lf9 Q U Rockf -'ll-To T-1 Alloc Bucchy 513'l'llL' ffvlb Mm-3: Esuh 1 Richard Yuclcl' Bvlllflll Ilwvl' .-Xmelin. Thuf Dwighl Yoder LW? l'l21l'f2ll'l' Muriv! Bzzrnnrfl VL-rnun Miller 1111111111 llfU'Wl1 ' Murtlm Einum Frunl-: Bylcr I ,M Lois Mctzzler llwighl Hclimm-k lf-N55 Shirley llolzuvny ,V J I lvlllllxll' l.:1mll:4 Eli:r.ubcll1 Grnlicr SUI ll-'l'-Nl-7 lluynmml 'l'1'oyvx' Ilzxrrii-1 Lupp ltulll llnfrtzlur linrl Mznxsxmnxi l-flizzxlwtlx Sicinl' I-iutli l':lJt'l'HUlL' l.ylL- Yusl Llllve Ymlux' ,N ' Almlime Sulu-r M.mn'icc Burkhulllvr Bvrtlm Yoder i lillizuliulli Huy:-1' CllllI'lL'2-i Nuff Mzlrinriu Courmi Marry I-Iimxm Wuldu Lvlxmam ,N Wultur Yunlur, lililwsclol' lll FlL'l-IRS .lumcs Cflvnwrls .. . ,L ,, ..,,. .,.l,X ....x.. I ' l'L'SlllCIll lilizulu-lla Gl'llllL'l' , . , , ... ,.., ,... . . ,,.,.,.,. Vice Pl'L'Slkl0llt Curl lin-imlur ,, .,,, .i.i., I iusinuss Maumgox' . lmstci' llvrslwy .. .. ..,..,........, Libl':ll'ln.n I Ml-I--I--l'-Ei-Elk i i 11Qe51i i Pagv .wzwvrly im wwf: 11 1' F'-' if 'ixgallm ' qf 'l5z15i0gf'l3-25:1 1 ,gli 4 A' l U v af? ' S- 1. ' REPERTOIRE OF A CAPPELLA CHORUS Bless Thou the Lord .,,...............,,...,......,..,.....,...........................,.......... Ivanoff Create in Me ........................................... ..,........,.. Grant Unto Me the Joy of Thy Salvation ,..... Built on a Rock ..,............................................ Jesu Priceless Treasure .......,........,............. No. 1 and 3 Choral No. 4 Thus Then the Law No. No. 6 Ye are Not of the Flesh 10 If By His Spirit . 11 Hence All Fears 5 Death, I Do Not Fear Thee No. No Shepherd's Story ................... Tenebrae Factae Sunt ...... O Morn of Beauty ............... Bring Dat Sinner Home .,..... Beautiful Savior ................ The Lord Bless You ..,.... We Love the Place ..... Brahms Brahms Christiansen Bach Dickinson Palestrina Sibelius Clark Christiansen Lutkin Palestrina Sicut Cervus .........,....... ....... P alestrina Salvation Is Created ............ ..... T schesnokoff Father All Holy ....................... ............... W ood Lord Our God Have Mercy .......... ............. L vovsky Carol of the Russian Children ....... ........................ G aul Hymn to the Virgin .................... ....... G retchaninoff ITINERARY March 29, North Lima Gospel Tabernacle .................... North Lima, Ohio April 12, Hopewell Church .......................... ........,.. K outs, Ind. April 12, Freeport Church .,... ...,. F reeport, Ill. April 13, WLS ....................... ....... C hicago, Ill. April 14, Home Mission ........... .,..... C hicago, Ill. April 14, Moody Memorial ...... ........ C hicago, Ill. April 14, Science Ridge ......... ........ S terling, Ill. April 15, Willow SpI'iI1gS ...... .......... T iskilwa, Ill. April 16, Metamora ............ ....... M etamora, Ill. April 17, Roanoke .............. ......... E ureka, Ill. April 18, Pleasant Grove ...... ...... M orton, Ill. April 19, Hopedale ............. ...... 1 wlopedale, Ill. April 20, East Bend .............. ............... F isher, Ill. April , Park Methodist ............ ....... B loomington, Ill. April 21 April 21, Mennonite Church ....... . 21 April 21 .. .. 119251 1 , Nappanee ............... .. Normal, Ill. , Waldo ......................... ....... F lannagan, Ill. Nappanee, Ind. Page seventy-one ma:-5 37:3 CWCTBTO 113305 C' I-4 ES e W I v fy , will ' I 1 i r im it fi A . 'L I 'I mt-at-at-at-at-as o as-nares-as-1 wr 4? Fifth row-I3renmfmnn, Ch. lircidcr. A. Brier, Glick, O. Gerber, W. Lehman, Amsmtz. Ig, C, Krcidcr, M. Burkholdur, IJ. Krcidcr, I . Troyer, Grccncr, Troyer, Lind, H. Miller, Lundis Fourth row-Mininpror, Schmuckcr, Bucchy, L. Conrad, Umble, Springer, Hershbergw:-r. Gerber, Snhli, Sundhcimur, Huber, Esch, P. Miller, Ebersolc-, Gnscho, W. Conrad, H. Conrad, Lnpp, Yoder Mary Eiman, Oycr, I.. Yoder, B. Troycr, Wenger, Martin, Sieber E' Third rowqM. Trnycr, Schrock, Reiff, I-lcrtzlur, M. Kaufmann. O. Yoder, Thut, Oesch. Second row-Hocke, M. Royc-r, B. Bnur, Rich, Gundcn, Einmn, E. Royer, E. Burkholder, Gruber, Mctzlur, L. Hnrtzler, Nitzschvz +4 First row-L. Burkholder, Hershey, Wincy, Krnbill, Kmifxnann, Levi llartzler, E. Lch in ai n, W yse CHRISTIAN WORKERS BAND Rollin Krnbill .,,., .,,..,,.. . . Prcsidunt .Minn Knnhnnnn .....,.,... ...o, ...... S e cnemry It is in thu quiulnuss of thc- morning: In-forv ilu- nctivitivs of the -.lay that God :semns rioniwxl. Thu nn,-nihvrs of Ihr- Chrislinn Workvrs Band, in n sinvu-re cliort to bocomu lnutlur ni-qnninlvd with thu Mnslcr that Ihvy iniglit fnrlhvr promote the cause ol' Ilia kinudoin, Look iulvnxiLnp.rl- nl' thu opportunity to xncvt for fellowship and worship Lvirg, QIJIIIIIV innrnimf nt l3 Ill during, lin pnsl voor. IL -dn nt p1ni,,iznn unl iid mound thi Christian worker :ind Christian work. uni., Lin t pus riwuiwu n L usponw n ilivs ol' Clirislinn Work, The Churwzh . 1 Ihr ig. on xl Lnzilificntinns nnd Eqnipinont I-Essential :dw fm Xi nun, nninwurs und incxnhcr-s of the faculty brought. man-noiii nn-1-in,w tml nur hoth inwpnnlinnnl nnd practical. I H Ili x L LN tn siunlx -nun lnuinburs. May it continue in grow in inunlmn und mul fm fini-ltinn nun tlml num Inborors be found in His lmrvest. Ahnn Kaufmann W 1 I r A :D y ' .I ' r b Y 5 .H I -I my , ,. 5 .. W, . , N Ani f f o ' ,I'. -I 'vr- i' , .fl 'I' 'ini r l'rupnr:ILinn nl' Chr xlinn W 'I' -rs. 2 In thu CIIn'istinn Wnrki-r, 'l'l-niplnlions nnd lining:-rs in Clirxslinn Work. and Re- wn' . ' fllirislinn Hvrvxi-. ra f - 1' al ' I . ' .' ' , 'I'I1- und in your 'I' ' v .' ' ,'-. 1 'E -I' 'E -E 'E 'E ii ii 1159351 f 'rf ' Page smwuly-I-:vo S v ii M? it 3 5 It It 4 'I 1, P fi if in lj: I e -mfs.. 9,17,a1..f.e...a Q THE MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Harold S. Bender ...,................,.,.. ....... .....,..,,,,. P 1 'csident Willard H. Smith ...., . .....,. Vice President Silas Hertzler .....,.. ,.,,,,,,,,,, S ecretary Edward Yoder ....................,,..........,..,,,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,,. Treasurer The Mennonite Historical Society concludes this year its tenth year of service in the field of Mennonite History, uniting both faculty and stu- dents in its membership. As in previous years it has continued its publica- tion of the Mennonite Quarterly Review. No new books were issued during the year by the Society although several manuscripts have been submitted and await publication. Less than the usual number of public meetings were held, the chief being the meeting at which Professor Umble read a paper on the history of the migration of the college from Elkhart to Goshen. The Peace Committee of the Society contributed to the promotion of the cause of peace on the campus. Harold S. Bender THE FOREIGN VOLUNTEER BAND Lester T. Hershey ..,...,...........,............................. President Gladys Burkhart ...........................,.... Secretary-treasurer Heeding the commandment of our Master, Go ye into all the World and preach the Gospel to every creature, the Foreign Volunteer Band was organized in September, 1916. Contrary to the practice in previous years, only those who have definitely committed themselves to service in the foreign field, and who are preparing to that end, are eligible to member- ship. Thirteen members and interested ones met every other Thursday evening during the past year for the purpose of becoming better informed as to the particular problems of foreign mission work, and to strengthen their love and devotion for Christ and His work, through fellowshiping in prayer and study. Besides studying Rev. Andrew Murray's Ministry of Intercession, or A Plea for More Prayer, we rece1ved encouragement from talks of several missionaries. The presence of God was felt 1n all the Meetings. Lester Hershey arent-aus as 119251 g. s i . Page seventy-tlwee CUSS'-D C 3 CTFU 333 L e A L F 1J,i':l , 1 ,, if mv ,, Nm. 4 no -ei , LK-I-'K-Ef'EE - E j f .... E . 'il--l--lull-4 IF VF CW CE-3 fi., C Q Fifth row--Sprimfcr, lil. Miller, ll. Conrad, Mary liimzin, Hooley, Sieher, Blough. lilcrshbcrgcr, Grccnuwzill, llcrr Fourth row-Zuerchor, E. Miller, Rciff, V. Yoder, Roth, Rich. Oyer, Long, Gerber, Rabcr Third row--Yom-dy, Cook, Shoup, Johns, Roycr, O. Yoder, Kaufnmnn. M. Conrad. Holawny, F. Schrock, E. WL-avcr, L. llartzler Second row-Gm-clner, Sutter, L. Yoder, D. Shoup, Buzzard, B. Troyer, Ehex-sole. Allan, Eirnun First row-Bcechy, Hcrtzlur, Graber, Miss Royer, Williams, Glick, Silas Hoi-tzler. W. Miller, A. Kaufmann, M. Troycr ELEMENTARY EDUCATIGN CLUB John Williams .,....... . .,..,,.. ...,., I 'rcsiilcnt Loon Click ,.,. ,, .... . Sci:ro:airy-'1 re'aisiirez' The I'Ilc-nivnlziry I-Icluciition Cluh of Goshen is opvn to those stmlvzirs who have taught, or uri- prcpnring Lo Li-ncli in llw el-:im'iit:i1'y schools. or who are vnrollvd in courses in uluimentziry ccluuntion. 'l'h0 llll'IlllJk'l'!-illlll this your includes students who are planning to la-zicli in Coloraulo, ldnho, Illinois, lndiumi, lown, Micliigmi. Missouri, Ohio. and Pcnnsylvziiiin. The uiin of tho urguniznlioii is to cronlo nn intclligonl zipprecinziou of the work of the 0ll'll'lLflllill'-Y sn-liool, nnil to send into thi- livhl of vlcxiivnlmy cmluvntion people cquippcd with u proper uonuoption ot' thc t1'oiiwmluusly wurtlixrliilc and responsible position of the lvucliur ol' cliildrun. lCiy,5lit.m-cii im-iiiliors of lhv L-lub lmvo dom- studs.-ut touching this your in thu Goslwn city :ind Iilkliurl. county si-liools und in tho kimlex'i.:zu'tvu on the campus. The I-Ilc-im-iiLui'y lililucutiun Room, usual by thu cluh for its iiusvlings. wus redee- orntcd Inst full hy the School Iiluiuigoinv.-nl Class, who onterluincd :it tml the mcnibers of the club und thu faculty ul. the opvning' of tho room. Mary Royer N . .Y . ,. , , U , . .1192-Bb E. Page scvcnziy-fain' if , E. 2 l Q E . l i r 5 v. 9 l E , 5 srl'- zfaexf i i W Third row-Bean, Coffman, H. Miller, Kreider, Jessup, Brunk, V. Miller, Raber Second row-Kauffman, Adams, Overholt, Lapp, Schnell, Williams, Burkholder, Royer First row-Hershey, Smucker, Clemens, Slate, Shenk, Hartzler, Bittinger, Ebersole LE CERCLE FRANCAIS James Clemens .........,.......... ............................. P resident Orus Jessup ....... ....... V ice President Ina K. Slate ...,.. ............. Secretary Levi Hartzler ........ . ........................................... Treasurer Parlez-vous le Francais? To learn to answer this question satisfactor- ily is one of the chief purposes of this organization. Another is to gain a better knowledge of the French people, their customs, and their waysg to appreciate their achievements in literature, music, and artg to know something about the country itself. And a third motive is the cultivation of sociability among its members. These aims were carried out in the sessions held during this 1934-35 school year. For the first meeting, on October second, Miss Shenk gave an informal afternoon tea in the Avon rooms. On November fifteenth, in Kulp Hall, scenes from French stories were presented, followed by French games and songs. A sacred program, to which all beginners in French were invited, was rendered- on December fifteenth. After singing Christmas carols, gifts were exchanged. Then, on the evening of February fourteenth, the final meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Slate. Besides the program, an exchange of original valentines with French verses took place, and the officers for the ensuing year were elected. Ina K. Slate H9351 A Page seventy-five an-as-at-it--at-as . . . Q as a:--new-:ami W VF ma:-al 'B C3470 IDUUF' H -1 .,- -v 1 1 . 1' i l1!!5'5.:...1'..mf- .ff-...l.'X..1-. . 'tm -f. X . iA:Jmr1i:ef4'.:mt:f'1':tt-.:L:.:2-.L'::4 ,a.,.S..., .1 Sixth row--Amstutz. Bunn. C. Krcicl-er, Il. Troyer, Landis, D. Kreider, F. Troyer. Ilc1'sl1berg4:x', King Fifth l'OV1'-'-XVCZIVUIQ Conrad, Schrock, Bccchy, Miller, Springer, Rc-ber, Unruh, O. Miller, Martin, M. Troycr, .-Xdnms Fourth l'0XN'-C01-flllllli, Oesch, L. Yoder, C. Yoder, O. Yoder, M. Conrad, Frey, T. Inlostctlcr. F. Schrock, Miss Wyse, A. Weaver Third mv.---Sclumickcr, Nitzschc, L. Yoder, Sundheixncr, Ebersole, Rf.-tiff, Rich, B. Tmycr, L. I'lnx'tzlex', Roth, McPhail, Long Second row-R. Adams, Baer, T. Hvstutlcr, Cook, Royer, Shirk, L. Miller, Sutter, H. Eht-rsolc, Motzlcr, M. Hostetler, Burkholdcr I-'irst row-Umhlu, Graber, Guengcrich, R. 1-Icrtzler, L. Hru'tzle.r, R. Hostetler, Sahli, Oycr, L. Ilostctlcr, E. Burkholdez' AU DU BON SOCIETY Lt-vi llnrtzlgr ........ ..,.... , l'rt'sitlt-ut lit-tlni llustctlci- ...... ,. Secretary tilt-n tlucingc-Vicli .. ,... . ..,... Vim- Prcsiclunl lmnuld Suhli ........, ,,.....,.. ..,....,. , T rensurcl' lin 5-nu low- nature? 'l'ht-n yuu taught to gn with us sonw sparkling' morning in :simring into thu grunt nut-til'-eluurs. 'lrllL'I'L', Xlllliti ull tha' lwzmtivs ut' nature. the Audubon Sucivty finds its wnrk, not-kiln: tht- songs ul' tht- wuvtilvr, watching: thx' lainglets tlit in tht- vinus- 'bfA und unting juicy wciiwrs. 'l'u du this is at plensurv :Intl it refrvslncs rx I'nLigtn-tl iuinsl. Hut wc ilu nut ilu this :-iulvly fur nlousurv. Ui:-th. nlsn hnvi- nn t-coinunic vnluv. ilu yuu rvulize the fact that hirtls make it pnrisiblt- fur :nun to Iivv? Without tht-in this mu-th would bu uninlmbituhlo. The inure suit-rico sltulivu hirdx tht' :now is tht-ir vnluo nssortml, yet even science is buR'led. St-iifnt.ists tln nut knuw hy what mt-una hirtls guido their flight, how some ily hundreds of inilvs nvm' wutt-r, yt-nr nftur yunr, directly to tlwir dcstinntiun. Ilirds nrc nur l'rit-mls, hut. we hnvu been trvnting- them likv ontunius. The Audubon Society will ht-lp you hu tlwix' friuncl. 1 , Glen Guengerxclm H- . N ... -. . .., .1833 Page .suvwlty-sir: Y f H-rx Third row-Frey, Martin, Plank, Eiman, Kaufmann, DeBoer Second row-Nitzsche, Kolb, Stiver, Troyer, Gunden, Barnard First row-Miller, Hostetler, Bittinger, Burkholder, Sutter, Miss Wyse HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Evelyn Burkholder ...............,.. President Aldine Sutter ....,... Secretary-Treasurer Viola. Bittinger ,,,,,,,..,.,... . Vice President Miss Wyse ..............,....,....,.........,. Sponsor During the last few years, economic stress has necessitated transitions which were utterly unforseen. The added strain has increased the complexity of housing problems, adequate diets at low cost, consumer buying, and economic insecurity. To adequately meet these rapidly changing demands has required not only a change of emphasis in the school curriculum, but it has required the entire revolutionizing of thinking of those in the Home Economics field. More than ever, Home Economists have begun to realize that Home Economics is not a field limited to a few skills, but it is a field as broad and limitless as the vision of its leaders. Home Economists have invaded the business world in their intensive study of consumers' problemsg they have studied the teaching profession with its vast opportunities for advancelnentg and fur- thermore, they have investigated the home in its economic, social, and spiritual relation to society. Those of us who look at the possibilities of Home Economics through the eyes of the teacher, business-woman, or home-maker, need a vision of the field in its broadest aspects. We must be wide awake to current literature and problems, a knowledge of Which enables us to form attitudes which are truly professional. The Home Economics Club has been organized to definitely fill this need for those who are looking forward to real service. Evelyn Burkholder Page seventy-seven aeaeaex-+1--it-ae i 119251 meant-as-1-as . ... U . U G el-l-l'lf'l'l-1 VARSITY TEAMS Snhli D. Kreider Krahill Beechy Prof. Yoder Umble C. Kreider Prof. Umble INTERCGLLEGIATE DEBATING This year as last, Goshen College entered four teams in the Man- chester tournament: an affirmative and a negative in both the A and the B divisions. The affirinative A team-Carl Kreider. captain. Atlee Beeehy, and Rollin Krabill-won from Manchester and Anderson and lost to Wabash College, Northwestern University, and St. Viator College. The negative A team-Roy Umble, captain, Donald Sahli. and Don Kreide1'- in winning four tournament debates and losing only one excelled all pre- vious tournament records ol' a Goshen College team. The negative A team defeated Wheaton, Manchester, Olivet, and llanover Colleges and lost to Rose Polytechnic Institute. Goshen's al'l'irmative and negative B teams won from Loyola Univers- ity and Manchester College respectively. Each B team lost to Purdue University and encountered other formidable opposition. On Friday evening, March 1, Goshen College. Taylor University. and Anderson College held a triangular debate, the negative teams traveling. Goshen's negative A team defeated Anderson at Anderson and Goshen's affirmative team defeated Taylor University at Goshen. Prospects for next year are bright although three members of this year's varsity were graduated in Juno. Atlee Beeehy, '35, Rollin Krabill, '35, and Donald Sahli, '37, won the G and the right to wear two stripes. Roy Umhle, '35, and Carl Kreider, '36, now wear three stripes denoting three years of inter-collegiate debating. 'N e..1.35.- Page sovuizly-ciglz.t sl .. ,W T jerk H , 2 A Q. 2, gl 9 b . gf: ai- if .wwe fill, R421 WSF?-ef! 2 f, DEBATING SQUAD Fourth row-Brenneman, Byler, Neff, Fretz, Reber Third row-Culp, Hertzler, P. Yoder, D. Kreider, Lehman, Conrad Second row-Sahli, Yost, D. Yoder, Baer, O. Miller, F. Troyer, Chas. Kreider, Prof. Umble First row-Prof. Yoder, Krabill, Hartzler, C. Kreider, Umble, Paton, Yoder, Beechy INTRAMURAL DEBATING Question: Resolved, that all collective bargaining be negotiated thru non-company unions safeguarded by law. FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE B DEBATE, NOVEMBER 16 Affirmative fSophomoresl Negative fFreshmenl Critic Judge Francis Troyer Charles Kreider O1-den Miller Amos Baer, alternate FRESHMAN- Affirmative C Freshmenl Don Kreider Lloyd Conrad Waldo Lehman Paul Yoder Amos Culp Emanuel Hertzler Jacob Fretz, alternate SOPHOMORE A DEBATE. Negative CSophomoresl Dwight Yoder Lyle Yost Donald Sahli FRESHMAN CLASS DEBATE C Affirmative ' Frank Byler David Ebersole Jacob Fretz Negative Charles Neff Richard Brenneman William Reber Paul Kendall, Concord high school. Decision: 2-1 in favor of the negative. NOVEMBER 23. Critic Judge Paul Kendall Decision: 2-1 in favor of the negative. TEAMS Critic Judge Carl Kreider Decision: 2-1 in favor of the affirmative. C 119351 Page seventy-nine , ' A . . ' , . ' 'ff SL- , ,,..:,f.,V:' l I 1' il ' ' 2 1- Zhi Ki-'l E'l l E . ., A I iii!!- 8 PEACE ORATORICAL CONTEST APRIL 4 x Speakers Levi I-Iarizler .... ..,....1...L,........., ....., F i rst Wilmer Landis ..,... ....... S econd Lorne Burkholder George lilolclerman Levi Ilzirtzler represents Goshen College in the State Contest held T at Valparaiso on May 3. H 6 mu DISCUSSION CONTEST APRIL 26 A Speakers ig' Donald Sahli .,..... .................... ........ F i rst Li John Lehman ................,,..................,.........,............. Second E This contest is sponsored by the Aurora Literary Society which offers L zi prize to the winner. E A F DECLAMATION CONTEST MAY 17 This contest, for women, is sponsored by the Avon Literary Society which offers a prize to the winner. l ARTIST PROGRAMS p These programs were spoiisorecl by the Oral Expression Class 1 Dec. 6 Vocal Recital ....,,., Elizabeth Gruber, Hilda Byler Suderman 1 Jan. 18 Lecture Recital ,........,....,.......................,. .............,.. R oy Umble 1 March 7 Travel Sketches .......,......,..,.. W illium Friesen, Ruth Ebersole I 1 April 5 Instrumental Recital ................ Elinor Smith, Jane Dinehart I 1 - Mus a:-as as-as ppppp I L S -or as i s Page eighty ' iiil 5 A STUDENT LECTURE BOARD 95 gf. 1.5 E. 41, if Ti 1 T Paul Bender ......,,..,.... .,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ....,,,,,,.,,..,............. C h airman S. C. Yoder, H. S. Bender, John Umble ,.... ....... F aculty Representatives Mrs. Slate ......,..,,..,...,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,,,, V esperian Representative Amelia Thut .,....,. ,,,,,.,,.. A von Representative Atlee Beechy ....... ....,.,,., A urora Representative Ira Amstutz ...,. ........ A delphian Representative LECTURE NUMBERS November 2-Slaviansky Russian Chorus November 21--Dr. L. Potter Harshman, Mental Hygiene in the Commun- ity November 30-Louis Untermeyer, Critic's Half Holiday January 16-Professor E. G. Frazier, The Art of Conversation February 21-Vilhjalmur Stefansson, The Northward Course of Empire March 13-Professor A. C. Kinsey, Bug Hunting in Mexico March 18-Mrs. Lucy Fletcher Brown, Japanese Pilgrimagesn STUDENT LI BRARY ASSOCIATION Robert Shank .............................................. ..................................... P resident Angelina MePhail ..... ................................. ...... S e cretary Angelina McPhail Evelyn Burkholder George Holderman ...... ....... William Freisen .... Book Committee Avon Vesperian Aurora Adelphian Prof D A. Lehman ..... ..... F aeulty Adviser 115351 f ain-at-anus Page eighty-one at-Jsarf, FF Fl' 'Ft 1' 'Il 1 lk if lk it ik mzn-aI 3513 CTU C'347Cl IDC '3C Tl-IE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS C. lchn P ,,..,........,,., . ...........,I ,..,.,. . .. .. President f I-l Sm .1 .II,I ...J,....A.,.. V ice Prefilfllenf . . B 4 .. I...I Second Vice President Silas lflertzler ,..I .q..,,,.,A,..lI,,I...., S ecretarb' C. IA. Martin ..,,.j,..,,l.,A.I.A.A,A,,.A.,..,.1,..A.,. ..,.. ,,.I...,. , T reasurer EX l'ICfU'l'IVE COMMI'I TEE M. CZ. Lelnnan Silas Ilertzler H. Bender M. C. Lehman lv- H' Smith C' P' Martin During the last year the Goshen College Alumni Association has made an effort to get in touch with the regional associations in different parts of the world. Representatives have been sent to attend annual meetings of as many of the regional associations as have met in the United States since September of last year. Because of a common background of training and experience, alumni feel a need for a medium of expression in which interchange of ideas is possible. Such a need was definitely voiced by the association in Iowa at its meeting last summer. The lioard of Directors of the Association at Goshen has accordingly decided, in conjunction with the adrninistration ofthe college. to enlarge the Alumni News Letter and increase the number of issues to six annually. Articles on problems confronting alumni as workers for the object.ix'es of the Church sponsoring the College will be written by alumni chosen by the editor and an advisory editorial committee. It is believed that in this way the association at Goshen together with those in dii'ferent parts of the world may be helpful in promoting the interests of the Church and the College. Professor Umble, the editor of the News Letter. assisted by Mis llostetler, has been working during the last year in preparing a complete roster of alumni with addresses and vocations. If present plans carry this will be featured in the J une issue of the News Letter. Every Alumnus should have a copy of that issue for file. There are now alumni residing in most of the countries of the world. Alumni have been the speakers to give the annual addresses for the last. twenty-five years. They have been university professors, ministers, mis- sionaries, business men, and people ul' affairs generally. These speakers han hu n christ n fiom tht Unittd Qtntis Canadi ind lndii and this war walnuts wi it emu In lnshop F lx lien-.hex oi the Xiirentine L pu i it 'lt ici o our tlmu M ittx has non itnthed a point w hen the reels malt or i 4 osci nitnul ation bltnetn the thuieh the tollege and it As-,oci ation lil solicit thi pxaxtis and the toopel ation ot ex eu alumnus to it ihfc tht olncttnts ol the founders ot the tollegc and the constituenu which s ionsois it I M L Lehman lo x I P v 'exif ' A-I . . a. S. ' tl e1lI .'s ll I + , r ll' '. '. f Q ' .N , ,' , R1- fpl , 1 V. I' - I . -I2 .. Q. . ., . - . ,X -Q., tration ol an alumni association of some size is possible. Plans are being 'lrl' 'L 'l i' ' '- 'l' , A T I N1 !2,'.if 4 , vf '., ' .' .'s'..1',bi Q, .. 3' -v - ' r .' . '. '. . ,X 'Q Page cigh.l.y-two EAST GOSHEN SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday morning you would find from ninety to fr hundred big and lrttlc people gathered for worship Most of them have been brought rn cars from East and North Goshen. They come to hear the gospel story as rt is taught to them by Christian teachers. The workers endeavor to lead their pupils to Christ and give them good Christian training. Special programs are held at Christmas and Easter. Over one hundred Youths' Christian Com- panions are distributed every Sunday morning. Last Thanksgiving twen- wkkK5iWf X and lin If you were to come to a .little red school house in East Goshen some ty-six baskets of food were given out to needy families. We are grateful to the local school board for permitting us to use the school house, and to the principal for his kind services, However, the attendance is increasing and we need more room. Our highest attendance this year was one hundred and thirty-six, and it is inconvenient to take care of more than one hundred in the building. Therefore the workers are putting on a campaign for funds to build a building. We have one hundred and fifty dollars already and will appreciate any help which any- one can give. We are planning either to build a new building or to buv one and remodel it. Will you not pray for this work that God may provide for both our material and spiritual needs? Levi Hartzler GOSPEL DEPUTATION TEAMS For the third consecutive year the Extension Department of the Y. P. C. A. has been able to arrange for several Gospel Deputation tours during the Christmas holidays. Although these tours serve several pur- poses, we believe that by far their greatest value lay in the expression of personal testimony, both to the speakers and to the hearers. Two teams were sent out. One group, consisting of eight men, toured Ohio and Western Pennsylvania. 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Probable divisions of thc new association are pcaen'-is-at--:sae 75 FF K 3-:Io CD 152 C 5C'3-TU IDFOC .Ire us follows: I. Mens' division of gymnasium sports II. Mens' division of field sports, including soccer. baseball. etc. III. Mens' division of track und field events IV. Womens' division of gymnasium sports V. Womens' division of field sports VI. Womens' division of track and field events VII. Division of tennis VIII. Division of archery IX. Division of hiking X. Division of winter sports Csnowj r IXI. Division of winter sports Cicei XII. Division of lawn games Officers of the association, directors. of the above divisions, physical education clircctors, und the chnirrnun of the faculty athletic committee will compose an athletic council, this council to serve largely as an nd- visory body. Officers Vernon Miller ...,... President MMD' TCHCII ..... Vice President Lyle Yost .,,....,.. L. .,...,.........,.....,...... Secietury-Treasurer Glen Miller ,,.. Cflinirinnn ol' the Fnc. Athletic Committee I. j535To.,,,,..- O i' 'I 'Ni ii Page ciglzty-s1':v I If A I ..-II ' I , -if , jg . , ,Q JZ 5'-exe'-grip If-'iffvi qifffifsfl I 'WR L1 . N ggfffiiy 5 i I I. ' :iw , I -M :gn I I ' , .'.ffE Y Y . ,. .Miz ,,.,.,,,Y,, .,, ,Q , .. in in ' ' - I SLA: If,--,IQ Q A I . ' 5 'lffff-il ' 'I -. . 79115 ffl? JE Iifmfi J'Z.' , . . ' i f, A . ' ' - I ' , gg ff I f -wx JUNIOR TEAM FRESHMEN A TEAM Interclzlss Season Champions Tournament Champions Mininger Jessup Overliolt Troyer Greener Schrock j Powell Guengerich Hershey King SEASON RECORD Round Robin Elimination Tournament Won Lost Ebersole E Vl 9 . 13 E 1, 5 Juniors .......... ....,... 7 1 Freshmen A .. ...... First Sophomores ...., ........ 5 3 Seniors ..,..... ...... S econd Seniors .....,i... .o...... 4 4 Juniors ,.......... ..... T hird Freshmen A ,..,. ........ 4 4 Sophomores ....,... ..... F ourtli Freshman B ..... ........... 0 8 Freshman B ...... ..... F ifth Q ADELPHIAN-AURORA GAMES L Adelphians .... ......................... 3 8 Auroras ,............ ..,.., 2 4 J i Adelphians ,.......,............................. 30 Auroras .......................................... 21 If-K K'-I6 l ii if 1 1 J!! 'F ll . if' . i E E. fir' Page eighty-seven 1 mc-31 IIDI3 C '5C-Gy? 'VDIDCWL-' Page criglzlyf-f'igM as-le-1+-I-se g SENIOR TEM! Umhlu Shank Yoder ' Hfmtntlcr Beechy Hartzler SO PHO MORE TEA M Huber You Bra-nncmzm Miller Glick Troycr Hcrshbcrger FR ESI-IM AN B TEAM Shctlcr Heber Bylcr Phend Brc-nncmzm Gerber Zook 4 . , VY Jug' QW-1-f,n,,,'ni I 0 9 Y i AURORA TEAM Huber II. 'Fmyor Miilvr Schrock I... 'l'roycr Bvvchy Hewhbcr-gm' A D I-I I.. Pl-I I.-X 'F EA M Gruvnvx' .Jvssup Ovorholt Bremwmam Guungorich King Hershey s fiff fIl935If ,,WW V V Fl- 'I 'H' fl 'li x, . L 1 .a f KK K! A ' EE ggiag, Twyel Plank L. mam Conrad L. Xoder D. Xodex SOPHOMORE TEAM Lapp H oder Hobtetler Ebersole Esch Thut FRESHHAN B TEAM Hiller Holav. ay Johns Wenger Shoup Schnell F1 ey 52 X A 'T' I I Ik K FRESHMAN TEAM . X ' ' . I 1 1 A Q C H B . i 4' 13 . E AVON TEAM V. Yoder Troyer L. Yoder Plank Shoup D. Yoder Thut Hostetler VESPERIAN TEAM Conrad Lapp Yoder Baer Burkholder Es-ch Frey I-Iolaway aut-seas-re as 119351 1 i , . Page czghty-'nine .V Av L Q A ff. I -K'-E-El'-K'-E 'W' iii!!! t .......-n . H t:1'.irfi'V'21.12 .Q: 2 ' l ' V A 5151- gill gf ' -. F . ' T , 'fb' ' T f 7 , M A Y , Y . - ...ft ., , ff? ill-9 U5 ID 3 CT-Ta? IDC 5C H l l it l BASEBALL Six teams were organized for the full Kittenbzill season. After a l series of close games, The Giants, eaptziined by Vernon Miller, emerged victorious. At the time The Maple Leaf goes to press. three tennis are comwting for honors in Baseball. TENNIS In spite ot' the popularity of other sports at Goshen College. Tennis still niaintauns its position as the most popular game for evei'ybody. In the fall of the year n men's perpetual tOll1'll2lUN.'llt is started, which is completed in the spring. Full :ind spring elimination tonrnznnents are participated in by the highest ranking players in the perpetual tournament. Ronald Overholt took first place und Frunlt Weaver' second plnee in the tnll tourmiment. As The Maple Lent' goes to press. Don Ki-elder. Ronald Over-liolt. and Curl Kreider lieiul the list in the perpetunl tournament. SOCCER Adelphiun :ind Aurora l.it,ernry Society tennis were organized in the full, and played two very closely contested gnines. The first game ended with ai tl-0 tie. The seeond grime was won by the Aclelpliimis by a score ot' 1-O. 5 1 Q1Fs5a5Iii i Page 7l'f7lGf-JI . g 551: ,- Qs ,gi MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD RECCRD 100 yard dash .................. 10.2 sec. ............................ Morris N eterer ,,,,,,, , 220 yard dash ........,....... 23.3 Sec. .....................,.... J. J. Miller ........,,,,,,, , 440 yard dash .,.... ....... 5 3.0 Sec. ...........,.. John Bender .,,,,,,,,,, , 880 yard run ...,..,. ....... 2 min. 5 sec. ......... ....... J ohn Bender ,,,,.,.,,., , One mile run ,,..,............... 4 min. 44.7 sec. ..,.........., John Bender .,,,...,,,, , High jump ,,...,......,......... 5 ft. 10yj in. ....... ........ O rie Eigsti ,,,,.,,,,.,,, , Running broad jump ...... 21 ft. 7 in. ........ Orie Eigsti ..,,..,,.,,,, , Pole vault .,,,,,...,.....,......., 11 ft. 6 in. .........,. ....... O rie Eigsti ..,,.,.,,,,,, , Javelin throw ..,,....,......... 147 ft. 2y5 in. ....... ....... A lbert Gill .,,,. . Discus throw ,...........,.,... 115 ft. 9 in. ...................... Crie Miller ........,..., , Shot put 116 lb.J ....,..... 37 ft. 456 in. .................... Jack O'Shea ........,.. . WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD RECORD 50 yard dash 6.8 sec. ............................ Grace Zook .........,... , 7 yard dash High Jump ..................... Running broad jump ....., Standing broad jump .... Discus throw ,.,............... Baseball throw ...... ....... Basketball throw ............ Shot put ............,... ....... sec. .4 ft 5 in 13 ff Ui 7 ft. 1 in. ....... . 65 ft. 3 in. 163 ft. 8 in. 71 ft. 2 in. ..... . 27 ft. 3 in. ..... . Grace Zook LaVerne Fern Miller .............. Retha Hostetler Bertha Risser ..,......, Fern Miller ....,.,,.,,,,. Fern Miller ...,,,,,..,,,i Pauline Philips ........ Irene Sieber .. ....... 12351 . 1916 1933 1930 1931 1931 1931 1931 1931 1929 1934 1931 1930 1930 1932 1932 1933 1933 1932 1932 1934 1931 Page 'ninety-one 1-uzzmc' e '1c::U::.Ts Cn 4 -ll!!! fffvf-7.222 mr-QI. 5' 7. 5 5' 2'-Q 2 9,- Qf in 3- 'fs' im! EFF... 3w: 'v :f'E'S3 H-Em-mgb.-s Q'Z3'fDD5,,A,Qdu-- og-15,55-wa 5 -Q 'fm -tw 2'-5'-+ ca 'D bg- 'ff' lg Q1 Us W Q, o m Q as Si E.. Hs gif!-een--was , ar-nal-afar L C A ,I935 'li'l'l T- - --f f--'Wx-7. ..--f fm- W 1v-, - ,ffr-A ' Q5 ' Sw AW Y1Q1,L,g-..: il Af. 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Jim Clemens does his first practice teaching, Dormitory students have n supper of winners in the woods which ends harmoniously. meieieieac- lllll . llll I -1 -sn-:Hi we wr IF . I3 F5112-3 li L e A Where do classes meet? Freshmen exhausted. First vnnipus frolic. Get ncquuinterl socinl. lrlow many names do you I'0ll'lC'l'l1lJC'l'? Shirt factory started. Inspiration meetintt. Miss Wyse gives the annual eti- quette speech. Literary meetings held behind locked doors. Faculty-Student. tea-Dean Smith looks horocl carrying cookies for the girls. First. conjoint prayer meeting, Avon-Vesperinn tea. Freslnnun, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class parties. Davie Ebersole, ns Henry Ford, introduces Lois Metzler us his l..1zzie-Watch the Fords go by!!! l..iterz1ry drive-timid freshmen seek shelter in their rooms. Girls soft bull, llot Sox vs. Nitwit:-1. Men's chorus organizes. Avons und Auroros go to Gunclens for u watermelon feed. Hosts und lioslusses have their terms extended by one nn-nl. Aurorns bent Adelplnnns in Kittenbnll, 5-l, Picture proofs come buukw-Wlint u shock! Revival rnoetimzfs begin under A- J. Metzler. Extra-curricular activities suspend- ed. Ice cream for supper . . . Be- lieve it or not! A. J. Metzler talks at Dc-votiorial on The Ten Guiding' Principles in Solv- ing Lifcfs Problems . And what is so rare as n. day in Oe- tober! Iivnmzelistic meetings close. .-Xrchery exhibit. Mary Esch :loci- dentally makes u bulls eye. Girls serenmle boys at 5:30 a. m. much to the latters' delight?E? Eddie Sclnnuckez-'s cm- on the way to South Bend precnriously rides the street car mils. Ernie Millers cm' was stolen and after ri visit to the police station, eleven ride home in 1..eonnrcl Miller's Chevy. Six-weeks' tests. Sonietinies I feel so very dense It :nukes me feel quite smlg But when I take at look at you I don't feel quite so had. Emigration to Fort Wayne Home for the Foeble Minded. Surprising how nniny returned. Sisters-All und Men's-Mixer. The North wind doth blow and we have lmd snow. -I--I--E-lr!! ! 1 3, 'l flilt Page ninety-sim Adelphian-Aurora soccer gaxnem score 0-0. Hilll0We'cn -- Dormitory students restlc-assi!!! ' NOVEMBER Y. M. and Y. NV. drives. Slaviansky Chorus . . . and the mother frog said. 'How'm I doingl' Avon-Aurora outing fin the gymi. Adelphian-Vesperian candy party. Students invited out for dinner. Rev. Sword from India gives first Vcsper talk. S, G. Shetler talks in Devotional. Open house at Kulp hall. Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone? Beans for lunch. Beans for dinner. Beans for dinner. Beans for lunch. Beans for lunch. Freshmen-Sopho- more B debate in favor of Freshmen. Beans for lunch and dinner. Coffman Hall serenades Kulp Hall. Harschman gives a lecture on the Feeble Minded. Freshmen lost A debate to Sopho- mores. Aurora Banquet. Men get ambitious and push freight cars away from dorm. Homecoming--Chorus Program. Alumni basketball teams com- pletely overwhelm the Varsity teams. Louis Untermeyer lectures on poetry. DECEMBER Homecoming tea and social. Amid tears and sorrowful farewells our guests return home. Juniors win the first Inter-class bas- ketball game. First Oral Expression Guest Con- cert fcaturmg Elizabeth, Mrs. Su- dermnnn and Edjzar Frey. Snow and more snow. Andrew Bean: Caftcr a heavy din- neriz Carl Kreider ought to be in a museum. John Coffman: Why? Andrew Bean: Because he's stuffed. Messiah given at the High School. Sophomore women wIn their first basketball game from the Freshmen. A, C. Gocd speaks in devotional. Avons and Auroras present a wood- wind ensemble from Northwestern. French Club Christmas program. Public auction in Coffman Hall, Ed M. cries the sale. Students trudge uncomplainingly through drifted snow to carol for their professors. Students get a break-vacation starts half a day early. Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY Christmas vacation ends. Gym leaked-terribly cold. K1'abill's Ford appears minus rear tires. Win- ter Bible School begins. Extension teams give the devotional program. Mid-term Social. Seniors entertained by Professor Smith. Sophomores relieve Seniors at helms of tables. Fog and rain. Fog and rain. Important announce- ment--No one will be served in the kitchen. Fog and rain. Piano concert by Professor Kreider. aeaeaesuue. D92-Sl . Page ninety-seven HMI-'lf-lir-H' fl'-El'-E-E 41 ..- Wonthox mco fm n Llmmrf. Murmy 'itnit Sununitoncknl of Public In Ql.lllCll0l'l 'lnllw in Chnpcel :ond INIOIIIITHZH Ptoplo ixcintch l1CIlfl'4 fox l'lllflVCIll oxnnfx Ditto Ditto I.x.xnw 2 Xiang Lzmtz, MBC, returned rms monnry from Nigeria, talks in De votnonal MARCH Y P drve Ralph Gerber wants to not home nt 7 U0 and is enter tanned nntxl 12 '30 by the police force nf Upper Sandusky Leon where mf. your hccn-sc, motor number, and om. light Lovely day' ln 'sprung xx young is e , I ' ' wir '-'L.- r l l . ' . . A , M2159 , . V X' VK 1 W in Afx5,,,g.?Q? ft, K H V.-'xY',.,EM. .N i ' ' 1. ff' ' x: ' ' ' . 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I. . nf' w ' . 0 .umm-.on s. lt'ClllIL' on lho 1' rnfnd- ly Arctic . - . 21 lluliutcrs lunvc for lllnnchc:alcr. Good Luck! Aja, Many flour l'l'lCIlllH join clulmtcrri nl W lilnnclwntcr fm' nmnirnlion. 'llho A tunnis win six out of lun clclnitl-5. 23 Chorus sings nt Tnpokn. mnn':s fancy lnrhtly turns to what a young woman has been thinking of all winter. Chorus sings ut Cnssopolis. Herb Adams breaks all time late- to-clnss records. llc was one hour und twenty minutes inte to a two hour class. Aclelphhns heat the .-Xu:-urns in basketball. Vospcrians bent the Ax-ons. Oral Expression Artist Program fen- turim: Bill Friesen and Ruth Eber- sole. Returning from rendering n pro' grain nt Elkhart, Angelina sets up three fellows and another girl with l-Izunburgers nt Slenwns. Ask Sch- rock if they were good!! Philosophy studwifnts wonder where their brains ure. Two-hour exam. Buy: hunting- in Moxicog lecture by Prof. Kinsey. lixlvnsion group gives program at the Olive church. Lvctnru hy Mrs. Brown, Travels in Japan nntl korea . lfnrcwcll parties for Glmldio mid Miss Binkt-lo. Fx-oshnwn win thu lmskuthzill tour- nnnienl. . lfloxnlcrs' und Miss Binkole lcave for i tlvrinnny mul Glnclmlio leaves for '1'mmosl-aeo. .-Xuclnlaon party. Chorus gives Jesu Priceless Treo- 'l .H- ' 2 i io A -if 1 I Q. U- .- .1 .V sri. 'Nu ,V ,fs . lf .zu W.. av' ,M .... 4. mi, ny bi . A . : 17' . nfl 'fi--jg 7. .jz,.3Fg w.l'3p . ws? 'ill ' -Lfifil 4' .,. Y if Eiliisif ir ' - 'fwr d :' if , .jig 9 U: , . .Ak vx. ui! ' ll' sure . .. .4 Q TH, if 5,22 E2 .I-if . L ' ilyf' . S . Q.. eng ui-'I I ,lv .,g.v,.f. . .. .-W,-1 . grgg. .2 W 'if-1 . -JM .. in-i--in-if b 1 1 ... i Page ninety-ciyhl. 3 Ti- it, 1 ,x.,.. 150.221 .pi , ,..i- . . lj, .. MZ. Y fe l i.. rn- Student prayer meetings for Her- bert Wenger. Avon-Aurora banquet. Chorus leaves for Lima to sing for Derstme in evangelistic meetings. Chorusureturns at 2:00 a. m. and slngsn Bring dat Sinner Home . Beef thinks he is in heaven. APRIL Kitchen force elopes. Diners wreak revenge until it hurts. Several Freshmen stub toes on bricks con- cealed in empty candy boxes. Levi wins Peace Oratorical Contest. Violin and piano concert sponsored by the Oral Expression Class. Her- bert Wenger passes away. Funeral services for Herbert Wen- ger. Chorus sings at Elkhart. Beginning of special passion-week serxdces in Chapel. Bluffton Vesper Choir sang at Chapel. A Cappella Chorus ,leaves on tour through Indiana and Illinois. Charles Neff is very embarrassed in his home town, Chicago Cwhere everyone knows himl when the Men's bus chooses not to run on a left hand tum under the L in the loop in the Saturday noon rush, and all piled out and pushed it to a curb labeled No Parking Here at Any Time . Mineralogy tour leaves to the tune of chattering teeth. The gang conquers Spring Mill State Park. Time brings out whiskersg sun brings on sunburn, and the tour ex- tends to Tennessee. We visit Norris Dam, and finally reach the Great Smokies. Cooks puzzling- problem: How to make a gallon of coffee boil in something less than an hour. We climb Mt. LeConte. Results: 6600 feet of altitude, 16 miles of hiking and 20 very tired feet. Pittman Center. A hike into the mountains nets Doc. Miller a squir- rel rifle. Ensuing conversation. M't'- neer: What you aimin' on doin with yon shootin' iron? Doc: Well, I'd like to shoot one squirrel with it. M't'neer: What's the matter, you got one ya can't kill? We start home, going through Cum- berland Gap. After several random movements we get into Clifty Falls, S. P. Another question: Why does it cost more to get into Indiana than to get out of it on toll bridges ? We gather fossils and see Clifty Falls, S. P. and then start home again. Characteristic remark after passing a dazzling blonde, Pd like to go through this town when I was dressed up . Chorus gives its last program at Nappanee and the College students returning to school all come to wel- come them back. Ask Dick King why he didn't hold the cute baby sit- ting next to him. Eastern vacation ends. Donald Sahli wins the Discussion Contest with the subject, Instru- ment Panel of an Airplane . John Lehman takes second place discuss- ing Huey Long . MAY Don Kreider wins the Freshman dis- cussion contest speaking on the sub- ject of Money and Waldo Lehman made second with Advance in Sur- geryn. Supposed to have May-day outing but the erratic Indiana weather turns the atmosphere to January and we shiver and shake indoors. Professor Enss speaks in Devotional on Ideas, Ideals, and Reality . 119351, pg ' Page ninety-nine lfwnzmr- mmvwnz-:3 cog:-a iii!- ' K., M Aclclphinn-Vxspvriun Snirw , c Crifzis hy Winxlon Churchill with its old prc -Cixil xx nr soullmcrn buck- g,rcmnd wma prosullul. Ask the nuclx- oncv. if thug criul when the lulgr. died und if th,y lxuxrhcfl when Abu I coln iolrl 'Stnvo llml i he ' half thc scnsn he llmuuln he hurl. done as they say goodbye to the Scnmrs Ladms Declnmation Contest Pxams' lfl'l ll'l 'l l -' - as-use-use-1 3 I x lu il url-sh Y' 1 , P 1' ll 1 ' ' ' S ir ' 5 P l f l 11' g 1 28 U . Im - ' ., l' had ,Q ' :D-al e L? E lL E Q, F l W4 l hed hum: nn, too . Then the Lil- vrury socivtlos wc-ro cntcrlninczl in thc Gym with insists un z-muthcrn songs and hy the Aclclphinn nc-gm qunrlcltu. Mny-clay nulimrm-lmnt. rncinxr, tug- n-wnr,cluvutmnnl, :xml ents, yes, ents! Junior-Senior banquet--under n bluc and gold atmosphere Lhc Juniors Show the Seniors how il lS to be Ditto. Exams on-ur-MCharlie lc-nd us in fif- teen Rubs. Senior Class Day. JUN!-L Alumni Banquet. Baccalaureate Service. Cmnmencvnmc-nt. Though our lqltufe paths my lead us To fflir' heighls we canncff seq Alma Mate-rf ere We leave ou, Lqyalgf we pledge to ee. Page one lrzmdrarl l as-as-N-use-iw ADVERTISEMENTS To those concerns and friends Whose patronage has been an outstanding factor in the success of this Annual, we, the management of the H1935 Maple Leaf , extend our sincere appreciation. 1535 ' ' Page one hundred one I I. 'Sf I I: f , an n 1 Congratulations to The Class of 1935 NED LACEY STUDIO Goshen, Indiana L'OfXlI'l.IRlliN'l'S Oli' Kroger Grocery and Baking Compzuiy IO7 South Main Strcct Cjrurcry AlIlll2lI.fCl' Meat RIZIIIZIIICI' I. S. IQOTII l.l.OYll l3L'NC'.'XX I l'IONlHl 51 ES'1'.-XBLISI-IRD 137-I Capital and Surplus 2p2:J0,0O0.00 81 yum-s of successful survico have proved thu soumlrwss of this lmnlc's policy uf cunsurvutiou. AI. tho: saline time 21 siuccrre desire to 1-umlcr the liusl. survicc: obluinziblu luis kept this institution in thv front rank ol' progress. Beside-s Gcncrnl Banking: we Ilosfrv to he of svrvicc lu you in INSURANCI-I QF ALL KINDS lNVICS'I'IlIEN'I'S OI ICVICIIY NATUIIIC . . , SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES, VARIOUS SIZES Sl'J'I l'LlNG ICTA'l'l4lS--Economicully and Elficicutly ACTING AS GUARDIAN. SELLING 'I'RAVlfILERS CHECKS AND D RA FTS PA YA ll LIC A NY W ll ICR E. WE WELCOME AN 0Pl7'OR'IfUNl'l'Y TO ADVISE WITH YOU SALEM BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Gosiuaw ---- INDIANA nnuuunuunlln ullllu ullllllnlnnllIluullllllullullll gl ull IllllIlllllllllIIIllllllllI1llHlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllll Dresses - Coats - Shoes K L I N E ' S Dry Goods - Underwear - Draperies llnuunllllllullluulllliluluulllllllllulllllnlu llllunllllllllIIlltlllulllnlllnunulnlllulllulunnlnlllin nlllllllunuullnulllllnlllnllvllllllllllululllllllvllllll lulllllullllllIllllllllunllnllulunulllllnllll Good Wearing Apparel for the Young Man THE ADAMS STORE oLo'rHiNG JEWELRY LUGGAGE nllulnuunull1unuuulnlnllulnuls nlnuuuu nulnunlulnlnnunnnnlunnuon N E W E L L 7 S A Goon PLACE TO TRADE lululnluuunnlunlrunnin:nnununuununnuuuunuuu L. Simon Company Hart Schaffner Sr Marx Young Men's Clothes Knox Hats - Florsheim Shoes Ladies' Fine Footwear l1nnnunnucIunnunnuluuuululnlnnl :nun lulnulu uuunllullll Gilberts of Goshen Dependable Dry Cleaners Phone 463 lnluunuulu unnnnlnl luululuulln annulnuunlnlnlnllllllllnlulllllllllllllrllnlrllunnlllu nun:Illlnnnununllllulnnn lVlEN'S WEAR Higgins Sr Snyder 20s S. Main sf. Trade with the Boys ulnuluuuunuu nunnnlnnn ullnnuln 1IuInlulnIninnuunlunnunnunnnnn nlnnnn Kohler .81 Champion 112 s. Main Men's Wear Michael-Stern Suits Interwoven Hose Emerson Hats nu:nun:nunnunnnnuulnlllnn NOBLES' GOGD SHOES HOSIERY, TOO! IannulluoonnllllnllllnnlllullvllullAlton:lunannullvlllllnllallnllnllnllllul Phono L-807 and J-399 ..pw.-W-hrva 'V .,' 2 q Q. .. '- IrlllllllvltllllllallllllllIIDIllilllllrnllllvlllllllllllllllillllllll Electro-Coagulation of Tonsils DR. C. R. WEAVER US'I'l'IC JI'.'X'l'liIC 1'lr'IYSIC,fIAN AND SURCZIEON Over Krogor Grocery rm Mnin SL. Goshen, Indiana fuvnluliunnnuxnn:nunsnuunu:anusnuannusnelunnuvusavaveensvavnulvnuuvanaascxuun v4ulnu1u vu:asvavonouneouuanvaounlvan nlulaurrvnuunmununav ayflvralrulvvo1lvlllltltlrlvllllnlllllllltl S. T. MILLER, M.D. 506 S. Sccnnrl Sl, ,lCl..Iill.'X Ix I , IND. nrnrnnunn4uvvu 41woun4nnnv nn:-un-u uununnnu euuuauuunuu--vpn..- Dr. A. C. Yoder Physician and Surgeon Iivcning Hours Ivy .Xplrrmilllllmc-lll Only 113 Sn. Ifilllh Slrcvl Hours: IU lu 1.2 I lu 6 P. COMI'I.lMIiNTS OF R. H. Young, M.D. To BRETZ for GLASSES Pr-som: 49 mg . . I evin retz OPTICIAN wuunannnuvnumuunuvsrasnrsusnuunnr L. H. Simmons, MD GENERAL PRACTICE Clushcn. Imliann D1-. E. L. Hay Dentist X-RAY . SKIIQIII Hunk X Trust Cu. Bldg nnau:nusn4n4uuuunuun1n.n--1 sum-uma .nnnq.,Ipql.,.4.... Dr. H. B. Burr Dentist General Practice X-RA Y Hukccl l'orccla1in Ifillinqs opronzmlsr A X GQSHEN -- INDIANA Phono 128, Plzuvks-Gnrtucx' Room 3O -M Ilzuvks-Gm'Lnu1' Blclu. M B K g llnnnlnllulllllllnnll laura!lllllllllrllllllllllullllllllrllvllllluu IIN onrivvvlvcrllurlrzrnlr rnulll1:lnulunonflvunrnvlvlnlllunlravsr DIAMONDS Most College Folks WATCHES Trade at SIGMUND SOHC-, Inc. J EWELERS First with the Latest Goshen 120 S. Main -- So. Bend 321 S. Mich. JEWELRY FINE REPAIRING lulllulnunnulnllnunlnlnunnluunlnnnnuInInuul11luIlIullluununnunnnrnunlIInIllullluIluInnlunlllllulllllnulllnu llnlununununnnunnunnnlunuuunlnulnunlnlnnnuuulunnullnnlullllnllunnununlllnunlun THE AUTO MARKETS OOSHENS PINEST POOO STORES 11-1 Main 221 SO. Main nunnlneununnunlnnnnnnnluunnnunxnnnuuuunn:nunuululunuu:nunsnnuununnuunlunlulullluuuulnnl nuuunnuuununun:nnuuunnuuunuuuanuInnunnunulnlllllnlullunllunlnulnunlllnulnlnln WHITE BAKIN G COMPANY XVHOLESALE BAKERS Goshen, Indiana Rear no N. Main Sn Phone S51 5 5 J. C. Blough K. C. Blough COMPLIMENT5 OF American Laundry Abshire Oil n Company Company n We Use Soft Water 5 117 W. Jefferson St. Phone 82 nnnnuununannulunluuunrnu unun:nunlnunununnlunu nunull luunn nun luuvnlnnlnn:unnunInnnunulInuununulannunnununsnlnnulnlnln CULP FUNERAL HOME EPH CLUB so SONS 311 South Main Street Established 1363 A SUPERIOR ANIBULANCR SERVIICE unnull:lnllnnunnnlunanllnllrunulunnuulnnulIllrlInrllununuunuuluInInnulnvlununllllluln lullIInlulnuuulunlanuInllluuununnlnrunnunnlunnnn:luunluuuuulunlunu MERRILL Cleaners and Dyers SERVICE COMPLIZTE Phone 362 107 W. Washington Goshen, Indiana H ulllllllrilvlllllalclll lllltllllllllrIltllOllllllitlulllllllllrl COMPLIMISNTS OF MIL,I,liR. TIICSS 8: CO., Akro n, Pa. A. W'C.JI.l7 SHCDIS CO., Denver, Pa. l Ill. llIiiI'lI..'XN'D SIRICDE CO., Distributors, Akron, Pa. lvvunelul:nunslivoulnihuivovllqnuu 0uuunrlrsrcannaluuvIintl!:lvlslnlllllclvlnllllllvlvlllrrlo BICYCLES AND RADIOS Lincoln Ave. and 5tli.--Phone MS Students' Trade Sollc itecl LEW A. MILLER arnnnllniulcovaa -uunninllllnuuul nnlvnnuunnaannuuannn J. S. Yoder Attorney-at-Law City National Bank Bldg. Goshen. Indizinzl Phone S2 We Deliver Telephone 177 CAP JOHNSON'S H. R. Johnson, P1-op. DRUG STORE Go:-zhcn's Highest Quality Drug Store N. In. Corner Muin and Wnshingrlon GOSI-I EN, IND. STEMENS CAFE Just About Like Home u u uuvzouslunuavovoanucntllnnasnvrannnnnvcs rl: nuwvrnvv nlnurnolvvvu A. V. Harter SPORTING GOODS Spalding and XYilson XX'llOl.IiS.'XI-Ii and RET.-KH.. x'Is1TTHIi Olympia Candy Kitcl1e11 For Iifonn:-Blade Candies :mil Ice Cream LIGHT LUNCHES Main und Clinton Streets nllsnnauasao snnunsxssnunrusnnussnnnnslnxnnunlnonnxuu nn:nunualumnasalsavillaIills:nlxuuannnvqnxneaunuumnsuxulnuxnullmx New City Drug Store l41.j. icluciqsox, im:-. Qppusilc 'lintcrurlum Station S. Main St. Goshen, Indiana Pliolic 172 -- NVQ Deliver llIIIIIHIIINIIIIIHNIINI llIIIIINUHINHIIIIIIIIII lllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllillllillllllllilli Eyes Examined llllIllllllllllllllllllllllIUHIUIIIIIIUIII Glasses Fitted DR. JOHN S. WELLINGTON Qptometric lflyc Specialist P11006 153 132 So. Main St. lunnnnunuunnnnnunun lm. ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nnnnuununxnnnu m..mm.,,,,,, llllllnu ullInlllllllllllllllullllllllllllllllullluln luulunlllllnllullllllnullllul luIllllnlnnlnnuunlllluullnlllll COMPI..IM1iINTS OF C. K. BENDER, M.D. Res.. Phone 14 Office Phone 1'9 H. P. BOWSER, M.D. 109 S. Sth St. GOSHEN INDIANA nnnnAuuunnauuuuunnununuuulnnuluunnu n nnnuInlnuunnunnnIunnunnnununnunlnunnnunn . . Stiver Funeral Home 0 a J. S. Grabi1's Barber Shop The Student's Barber , sg A Q ' ' . iff' Atz Furniture ga if L . A al..-u, E i f- om an P Y : Goshen, Indiana fu 5 Phone 1015 219 So. Main Prompt Ambulance Service THE MAPLE CITY ICE CREAM COMPANY THE CREAM SUPREME When you think of Parties, think of us. C. I. BONTRAGER Sc SON -- Phone L-186 nunnlunllllllnulllllllllllnllullulvllnlluln nullllInnnnlIllllunulullInnullnullnlnllnllnllnnnlluu Ilulululllllnlunluluulllllluullluluuvlnnlnlullullnlulu llllltlullIIlllllullnllllllnlllllllllllllnlillullulllllll THE GOSHEN ICE CREAM COMPANY Plain and Fancy Ice Cream A S Telephone L-422 317 West Douglas llnllilllllllllllllllInlllllllllllllllllllllllllll IllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllu 11mmunnnmlnnnnmIum1mmuuuunuluan Il N I ll U I U PARKSIDE Service Station Grocery and Market Phmm i-I7 1403 S. Main I,'hrmC 150 1401 Main Keys Mrirlc tu Fit Any Luck Groceries :md Meats while you wait Cnmlics - Cookies Tcxncw Gus :incl Oils Ice Cfrcam :xml Pop CfOMl'I.IMl'fN'I'S OF GOSHEN SASH AND DOUR CO. Established ISGS ...V . . . f 1 v E- c.i,islIl4,x, lXlJI.AXN.'X, Lf. S. .-X. CUMl'I.lMENTS CD17 WESTERN RUBBER CG. MIfDQDI,,EBiUiRY' BUS LINES CHARTERED TRIPS B. A. Shoup is 7 um i u mx 1 Y BLOUGH BROS. Sz MEHL General Hardware Merchants OUR MOTTO 0 0 SERVICE 118 South Main St. GOSI-IIQN, IND. Cgfeater 7 WMS KELLER S Lower Prices Goods You Know From the store that knows you Phone 390 un nvlllnlllllllllllu 205 S. MAIN Goshen, Indiana. PHONE 354 You will find in our stores the largest and most complete lines of Ladies' Reacly-to-Wlear, Mens and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings and Shoes for the Family. nullluuuluulluuvnlnnulnnnuuu nInununnuvnunln THE SMITH-CLARK COMPANY HOME OUTFITTERS Jefferson Theatre Block DRAPERIES AND VVINDOXV SHADES A SPECIALTY I. A. MILLER CHEVROLET PONTIAC 405 W. Pike St. 216 N. Main St. Phone 116 Phone 146 MSe1'Vice that Satisfiesf' Goshen, Indiana ,hgilfmffol iqillllIllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllIlIIlllIlIIlllIII F ld 4' in Ill an Simon Bros., Inc. Wholesale Grocers and Schreiber-Roth Motor ImD0l't91'S Corp. XX :itch thc l',Ul'fl5 W' Ulm' 5 Clencrral Office South Bend Phono 27 30-l S. Main St. g ' Goshffn, Incl. veins:-iuunvuunuvuuuiernnnnaovuniuvuu Y A llllllhl lllllllllIII!llllllllllllilllllllllllIIIAIvilllilllllllllilllllllIiOilillillIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIYIllllllllllilllllIIIOIIIWIllllillllflllllll The cover of this book is n product of nn organization of cover specialists THE DAVID J. MOLLOY COMPANY Chicago, Illinois 2857 Western Avenue innnniinvnivuui:iii-aurnnunuunpnai inuianru uvuuuuvuuuunnwnrnnvnannunnuunnunani-nil.: nivvuvnvevivunnvv-1 1 in iiiiiiwniininnu :nan Hudson and Terraplane W. W. LUSHER Sales and Service inuinunnuuznnnu livinnina::funn:linenmaniaminimauuonnasnnnninenuauunmini'uiuunaaanunsannianuansiuunuivua ul innrunninniiinnnu-nuniununiur-niinn-.innan:inns::nuns:vialsi-nunAsianinniiniuvnsuolunuinunnnnnnnniniunnuunnunnsnnannvnvnnunnnnniuannuun THE GOSHEN MILK CONDENSING CO. 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