Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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FRONT ROW: Ofliciaux Mrs. Oyer, matron of Coffman Hall: Viola Zehr, secretary to the dean: Elsie White, college nurse: Florence Nz1'ziQ'er, college nurse: Bernice Det- wiler, chef: Mrs. Weaver, matron of Kulp Hall. BACK ROW: Martha Blosser, chef: Mrs. Sieber, chief chef: Nelson Springer, manager of college bookstore: S. G. Winey, supt. of buildings and groundsg Harry Roth: Ruth Pauline Yoder, assistant in business office: Esther Graber, secretary to the president. Student Assistants Miriam Lind - Velma Iilirstein - Dorothy Snapp Mary Schnell - Gladys Graber - Meryl Grasse - Wilma Hollopeter Paul Leatherman Ruth Mendenhall Doran Hershberger Kay Nelson - Edwin Alderfer Ruby Fisher - - - - English - Accounting - - - - Commerce - Social Science - History - - - - - Zoology - - - - Zoology - Home Economics - - Chemistry - - - - Chemistry - Mathematics and Physics Men's Physical Education Men's Physical Education Women's Physical Education

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President - Secretary Treasurer Historian Sponsor - Seniors - - - - Weyburn Groff - - Meryl Grasse - Norma Hostetler - - - - Glen Yoder - - - - - Dorothy Snapp - - - - - - - Professor Jacob Sudermann Vice President A H - h Motto: With t e ropes of the past. we will ring the bells of the future. Colors: Maroon and Gray Flower: Sweet Pea CLASS HISTORY Freshman-Homesick. young, timid, eager to learn . . . From east and west, 100 strong . . . Women's basketball champs . . . Initiated new library . . . Freshmen tested: found wanting. Sophornores-The neuter year-neither upper or lower classrnen . . . 68 serious sophs, becoming impressed with selves . . . Byler's woods, Sylvan Lake . . . general exposure fculturej tests . . . women's basketball champs, again. Juniors-Upperclassmen, but shrunk to 35 members . . . Seniors completely disappeared Ctemporarilyj . . . Byler's Woods, Camp Mack, cabin parties . . . Maple Leaf in Pennsylvania Dutch . . . Robin Hood banquet for seniors. Seniors-Rapid turnover to CPS and med. schools . . . some graduate mid- year . . . Sneak to Winona-games, music, inspiration, hikes, food, corn . . . Parties at Byler's woods, cabin, Mendenhalls, Millers, Grabers . . . But a serious year . . . Forty clear-visioned, purposeful people . . . Pangs of regret at the thought of leaving . . . A thrill at the challenge to serve in a larger way. aft ,Q ai' W, fzffmw 'ati as f r ::-fp, V l N :- 'L 3 -,M -gl fa .if T- . f, Q, I -. 1,92 5 : E Q I z .-5-r : I .g gsigi Nj I uw - - ' ' HJ , f ' -.1.'- .-1 - ,uw- .an : ' ' ' ' A -' - ' 'f 3 - arg ' .f . 3? gg - y- ' ,. , - -HG 1. ' U1 .36 -' Q Y H A I .za ' . ' ' 'mtlig il , V 'zf , S ef .,., 1. 'Q 3' . -, FN., F' u Q. - .' L f I' f L. 1' 5 ' 'f Y' ,-1, -A V -25, fray. 1, ' - , .w.., gf. - .- 1 H - fi ,r tl 1 'Pee f- digg . if 31. -1 f ti p P- 1 -fgftf f' '. 3 V 5- . - 5 ' , - K , ,,'t' . ,5 Z,- ,Q ' r .1 3 if Q 1,145 A - - - ' t ' ' i - P- f . i A . - 1 r. 'f l '- lo