Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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HAROLD S. BENDER Th. D. Dean and Chairman of Division of 3 Bible and Philosophy. , Professor of Bible and I Church History CHRISTIAN CULTURE FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE The crucial issue in our modern culture-to be pagan or to be Christian- is being largely decided by the youth of our generation: they in turn are being decisively influenced by the character of the education given by the schools they attend, both High School and College. Certainly church and society in the future will be largely what our schools make them. With this conviction Goshen College is deeply committed to a Christian education for Christian goals, for nothing short of Christian culture for Christian service will meet the need of our time. May God grant us increasing wisdom and power to make this commitment effective. Harold S. Bender Dean, 1931-1944 ., 'iif ' 1 5 e if I ' ..g-,vga-,, ,Ai 31,1 'My-Eafmlx if -A gl I - In V -3idFM '.:e... -'- I mf' ' , sw' -' ' N- ri 1'-f -rs -1- . 4 . f :Lex Vi- .,.. . .. l-., -. . , I it f if . . , .- we .rf :Q r ,.., -. - - ,f f i at --Vf . 1. ' f ' -',- - . Ei. . ll

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ERNEST E. MILLER Ph. D. H President and Professor of Education To Faculty, Students and All Friends of Goshen College: So then ye are no more strangers and sojourners, but ye are fellow- citizens with the saints, and of the household of God, being built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ jesus himself being the chief corner stone: in whom each several building, fitly framed together, groweth into a holy temple in the Lordg in whom ye also are builded together for a habitation of God in the Spirit. -Ephesians 2:19-22 Ernest E. Miller Q33 ,t-, -fE.:..es: 4..+.g, if - 1'-N. -Ng.,- Q, ,-:f-zfwf. 'fn' H- 11 '-:lf :- . nr f , . 5 '-EMM H -2' ,- M1711 P' wg. . 9. 1 ' ' - V . f4fi?Ve':-e-xafifi . .m s 'EM was... . . ,. . f 15,29 il.,-fa. , -. . -NLM, ,,g-- , -- 4. , :gyms , ' K 'JI . 1 -,. f.-,- fvzfh.-...W . mb. Hg, ,rs ., .. M .,. . ., X .. .. . - Ll-2292, 555 ' li' - 1' - 4- 'L A F' 'iv 1 '-:i'r'11?3'f ?fi31iv F1,'E1:2 - amp. ' , - ' X Q H - 1 lf'---1 J'-'cs -2.4-:: ' . --1123 .R. y?',,:3v3LvL Q 'Q F . - 7,e,g.64LA ir: nm 2 -!ggmmq..m.q,. 1 4:-fp. 1: Q'-tV1-fffffiri.-s1'i:i ::' ' . ' ., .2P5?k - f- if ' g , 2 it Wt wa, zz 9.1.3 -uf:-fe-Jfieiiff if E G 1 E 5 - - x -:L,Q:S.e,'-3159 -2131 'TfE'1r iif, Q. Q .-.- , Qfcxf' 71.-.'fE.j, V Q -1 , J. ' .ah-2, 'J rf- , . '1'- . 1--..-E' .1 H ,. ., ,. V' A . ' , . Z,-P 1 w i- -- Y .', , , . 'F ..3.rj35 1 .Q F , A 1 ' i Q V: a 4-vmeliflfis-v F '-'fi 3' -ak! ---11 J i l ,,2?fPiflf,g55':-:s- -.i.:Qi235?lHf21i5U'f ' f -' ' ' ,. , s-..-,. . V - - ' - ' IH

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Faculty FIRST ROW: H. Harold Hartzler, Associate Professor of Mathematics: Ph.D., Rutgers Willard H. Smith, Professor of History and Political Science: Ph.D., Indiana Paul Erb, Professor of English: M.A., Iowa Guy F. Hershberger, Professor of History and Sociology: Ph.D., Iowa Samuel W. Witmer, Professor of Biology: Ph.D., Indiana SECOND ROW: Mary N. Royer, Assistant Professor of Education: M.A., George Peabody Paul Mininger, Assistant Professor of Bible, B.D.: M.A., Pennsylvania Olive G. Wyse, Assistant Professor of Home Economics: M.S., Iowa THIRD ROW: Irvin E. Burkhart, Field Secretary: Th.M., Southern Baptist Seminary J. Boyd Cressman, Librarian: M.A., B.A. in L.S., Michigan NOT ON PICTURE: Ernest E. Miller, President and Professor of Education: Ph.D., New York John S. Umble, Professor of Speech: M.A., Northwestern Paul Bender, Professor of Physics: Ph.D., Iowa Carl Kreider, Assistant Professor of Economics: Ph.D., Princeton Lois Gunden, Instructor in French: M.A., George Peabody C. L. Graber, Business Manager ll