Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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iililimll Nxllll . -N' E'5iib'Zl 44 .. I l it .lv vi X ict-Presittnt ii i . ti.. X.X1'vIr mxx 'riwii 1 553 , . . gags- ,-NYS' ieasui ei skikzi. s?RL.....-.4 S. Page eiglzfrimy SENIORS For four years the members of the Senior class of 1940 have been Row- ing, not Drifting in the earnest endeavor to find the true meaning of Culture for Service . After graduation each member will have the opportunity to take his interpretation of this motto and allow it to motivate his actions in Whatever field he has chosen. Since 1936 under the sponsorship of Dr. Glen Miller and the leadership of fellow classmates we have garnered happy and worthwhile experiences. Like any other Senior class our picnics, parties and our successful sneak take on richer significance when We realize that these now must constitute a collection of memories to be recalled and r e-experienced only in our thoughts after we leave Goshen College. Our wish, at this, our Commencement, is that We may retain the ideals of our College. and char our lives may be a means of service to God and our fellowmen. FRANKIHN BISHOP

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S T ARTHUR L. SPRUNGER Instructor in Art LOIS NVINEY Instructor in Com- merce: Assistant Business Manager , L VERNA GRABER QMRSJ SMITH Instructor in Latin NIR S. BERTHA SIEBER Cliief Clief R NOBLE KREIDER Instructor in Piano RETHA I-IOSTETLER Instructor in Com- merce: Secretary to the Dean MARIAN 4MRs.p JONES Student Assistant in Pliysical E d u C a- tion: College Nurse MRS. ,IOSEPHINE SCHROCK Housekeeper of Kulp Hall UCTGRS LEVI HARTZLER IRVIN E. Assistant Field Sec- BURKHART retary Iiicld Secretary LOIS YODER Assistant Registrar MYRTLE KOLB Instructor in Home Economies: Dieti- tian HILDA BYLER ESTHER GRABER QMRSJ SUDER- Secretary to the Per- MANN sonnel Director Instructor in Piano MRS. SIDDIE OYER XVILLIAM KING Matron of Coffman Superintendent o f Hall Buildingsand Grounds Page sfwezrteeiv

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Aki' 4 QQ-rpm . . 3 X Yi'- Q. .- -:v:'-- Y -. . I.. M f-mu...-...V ff 5. . .. -1-1 ALLAN, XVILLIAM xl., B.S. History Louiwille, Ohio Atlelpliian: Class Treas. III: Collegiate Cliorus Ig Cliristian XVorkei b Band I: Peace Society II: Camera Clique II: Education Club I. Billy zlmkri an i'r1f.'rfi1111iu uoizijiulliuil BARNARIP, AIULIA PRANCI-15, B.A. Biological Science Conlicn, Intliana Avon, Vice Presitlent IV: Claw Sec'y. I, IV: A Cap- pella Cliorus Il, III, IV: Collegiate ClioruQ I: Maple Leaf Staff III: Record Staff III, IV: Frencli Club Il, III, IV: Audubon Society I, II. III, IV, Vice Pres. IV: Batiininton Club IV: Athletic Association I, II, III, IV, Pres. III: l5a'sltetball. I, II, III, IV: Softball I, II, III, IV. Bi1i'r1i'Vi IX lfii' .girl 1 in inllrqt' irmp. BECI-ITIII., IIISIIE CATI-IIIRIYE. BS. Social Science Canton, Ohio Meswiali Bible College I, II, III. Vesperian, Education Club IV, Audubon Society IV: Basketball IV. Elsie-fi imfiiififilq focus of clii'i'i'! BENDER, DAVID CLAUDE. BA. Biological Science Springs, Pennsylvania Adelphian: A Cappella Chorus I, II, III, IV: Quartet II: German Club I, II. Dare Sa 'S MBltXfIIt'SS ix 'fool Il'!74'II I7llYflI!'QC is l'zf ' . 3 '5' L ' HH' Prlgc i11i1Clc'eH