Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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W 'hr' ERNEST E. MILLER Presidenl and Professor of Educarion Ph.D., New York Goshen College is a child of fhe Mennonire Church and a servam' of Jesus Christ She is fhe resulf of lilly years of consecra+ion, of slruggle and +oil, of dreaming and praying. She is frequenl failure bul a sfeady road foward success. She is abiding Chrisfian 'faifh fha? develops and lingers +hrough adversify and prosperily. Goshen College is missionaries 'fo India, 'lo Soulh America, 'lo Africa, and fo lhe far corners of 'lhe ear+h. She is faifhful minisfers in many churches. She is devofed 'leachers in a +housand schoolrooms leaching eager children. She is docfors and nurses caring for fhe sick wifh skilled and fender hands. She is alumni wi+h happy Chrislian homes. She is farmers plowing and praying. She is faculfy homes wi+h fervenl' prayers ullered and man quiel prayers unexpressed. She is 'rhe A Cappella Chorus singing sermons of sacred! music down +he years. She is search for Trufh, which alone can make men free. She is fhe handiwork of God and men loiling fogelher for half a ceniury. -Ernesf E. Miller I2

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CARL KREIDER Dean and Professor of Economics Ph.D., Princefon We are consfanfly being reminded fhaf fhe age in which we are living is revolu- fionary. ln many respecfs fhis is frue. Never before has man spanned fhe confinenf in less fhan six hours of flying fimeg never before have governmenfs risen and fallen so rapidly nor boundaries changed so quickly: never before have fhe insfrumenfs for shaping and direcfing mass public opinion been more highly develo ed nor used wifh more devasfafing effecfg never before has fhere been an afomic bomb. Whaf has been fhe im acf of fhese and a myriad of ofher similar revolufionary develop- menfs upon 'rhe life af Goshen College? Superficially many changes are apparenf: we eaf a more balanced diefg we wear differenf clofhesg we lisfen fo differenf ro- fessors: we read differenf books. More basically, however, life a+ Goshen College reflecfs values and ideals fhaf are permanenf in a world of consfanf and specfacular change: if demonsfrafes how Chrisfians can achieve real securify 'lhaf saiisfies amidsf frusfrafions fhaf lead 'ro despair: and if fesfifies fo fhe value of frufh fhaf is absolufe in a world fhaf relies on relafivifies fhaf confuse. Successful living in any environ- menf as on our campus demands fhe full ufilizafion of fhe means of Chrisfian living promofed by fhe faculfy and sfudenfs of Goshen College-a saving knowledge of Chrisf, fhe accepfance of His complefe Lordship over our lives, and a reliance upon fhe efernal frufh of fhe Word of God. -Carl Kreider I3