Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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l F liiil m' I HIND OUR YEAR OF GROWTH... Teachers and administrators giving their lives in the cause of Christian education were behind our year of growth. Long after credit hours and grades are forgotten, the ideals and goals which they have inspired in us will live. FIRST NATION.-1L BAN!-I , . . mcmhrr of F, D. I. C .... GOSHEN

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xii' ' -:fi xi-t4:3,5.-Q xxvssfxscbg as se- Administration left to Right: Ernest E. Miller, Ph.D., President of the College, Carl Kreider, Ph.D., Dean of the College, Harold S. Bender, Th.D., Dean of the Bib- lical Seminary. 20 The difference between a Christian college and one which does not aspire to be Christian is not primarily in subiect matter or in the outline of the curriculum. The real difference is in pur- pose and atmosphere. The highest Christian education centers in man's growth in the knowledge and love of God. To this every feature of the life of the institution is to be directed-the cur- riculum, the buildings, the personnel efforts, all the extracur- ricular activities. A Christian school is a community bound to- gether by a common faith in Christ and seeking to prepare its students and faculty to serve their day and generation according to the will of God and in the spirit of Christ. -Ernest E. Miller NI'.'l'r' PARIS STATE RANK . . , Sai-ing is Ihr! iffy to security . . . NETV PARIS