Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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77 fl? V lf wi! C' fl I , fri, ,. . AJ AJ From freshman days to commencement - another college year has passed, Literaries, choruses, clubs organized with their new crop of members. The autumn social, the first con- cert, the first lecture, and the senior sneak were scarcely past until Homecoming brought scores of old grads back to inspect the progress of their Alma Mater, to renew old comradeships. Then presto, it was Christmas with special programs and the annual singing of the Messiah. Like a dream it was for most of us to be at home for Christmas and the opening of a new year. Twenty-four students gave their vacation to gospel-team work. Back to the old grind again, we kept busy making friends with Short Termers and frantically studying for mid-year examina- tions. Winter Bible School ended with a flourish in Ministers' Week and a great Christian Life Conference. The debate squad brought home new forensic honors to the school. On March 27, l94l, the North Central Association accepted Goshen w Xww 1- l l'

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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

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College as a member, placing us on a par with ranking col- leges and universities. No student will ever forget the general rejoicing, culminating in a parade and bonfire. The Easter recess saw the A Cappella Chorus travelling east into Ohio and Pennsylvania and another gospel team visiting points north and west, including the Minnesota mission field. All at once the Spring Team students were among us and the round of spring festivities was on. Already we must think of leaving the familiar scenes of campus life, of parting from friends, newly made or grown dearer in the year. Examination week, the class outings, all the cherished fanfare of graduation speed past and the year has ended. 'We have tried to catch the high points in pictures for you in this l94l Maple Leaf. We hope that in future years it may recall the songs, tears, laughter, work, and play of this college year.