Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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College students do not forget the home folks w as the eagerness displayed on the arrival of the posiman shows. Page 8 Doi' DORM COUNCIL Orval Shoemaker Harold Oyer Howard Kauffman Iunior Steiner Robert Kreider Glen Esh Edwin Alderfer Willard Schroclc

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KTION AND SCIENCE srooms, offices, laboratories fill the science Hall and Adminis- tration Building. ln the past year, following the plan for progress, the Sn-ack Shop, a new bookstore, music practise rooms, and en- larged Business Office, Adelphian Hall, additional office room, re- decorated locker rooms, and the Student Lounge have been added to the Administration Building. Science Hall has been improved by new equipment in the Foods Laboratory, new lighting in Au- rora Hall, and the redecoration of the entire building. Clas Page 7 X1 r 1 sq, Q-lqff.-'X f. Q' ' Kyra ,,,.,,Wg,,,v,.,. . A., , Ar.fx..,.s, x . . . . N. X. z -' 'if r' ..: ,Q f .ew - bpm .ran .' v' N' Q Ye .gngegx ' QQ 3 - - X' x X ,, . . - x t.,.p .,.,., tw yi pa Where students learn from e X- periment an d experience. x ,mend .N or - we

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or es Students live in Kulp Hall, where Miss Good mothers a hundred-odd girls, and across the campus in Coffman Hall, which is home to the fellows. Here is Where we become more truly brothers and sisters in the big, happy family that is Goshen College. By sharing the daily round of work, study, and play we stimulate the friendly spirit which characterizes the school. By the Coffman Hall Council and the Kulp Hall Standards Committee we learn to control our- selves better and more intelligently. A valu- able part of our college education is gained through living in the dormitories. STANDARD COMMITTEE Ella Mae Weaver Laura Blosser Oleeda Sutter Thelma Miller Marian lones Freda Maust Naomi Brubaker Doris Swartzentruber Page 9