Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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EDNA P. SHANTZ, B.S. in Home Ec. 'e Instructor in Home Economics PHYLLIS ROOSE, B.A. Dietitian Instructor in Home Economics OLIVE G. YVYSE, Ed.D. Professor of Home Economics M.A. Instructor in Spanish YF' -:s ELIZABETH HORSCH BENDER, Assistant Professor of German VERNA GRABER SMITH, B.A. LOIS M. GUNDEN, M.A. Assistant Professor of French and Spanish at the Zlleieersify ef Learning and feek ez eleeferie degree. I I Instructor in Commerce MARY K. NAFZIGER, Instructor in Education LOIS WINEY, M.A. Instructor in Commerce FRED S. PLETCHER . . . Buick GOSHEN I IRENE HERSHBERGER, B.A. B.S. in Ed. Sales and Service ll

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W-KV' ' H. CLJIR AMSTUTZV, M.D. . . P'IA'.Yll'll1Il and xztrgrorz . . . 120.51-IEA' ORPAH MUSEMANN, R.N., BS. in Nursing Acting Director of Sclmul of Nursing MILDRIQD SIIOIZMAKIQR, R.N. Instructtn' in Nursing Arts H. CLAIR AMS'l'll'l'X. M.D. College Pltysiciztn ICDITH HERR. M.A. Asst. Director of Athletics Asst. Proliessur of Physical Ed. ROMAN GINGERICII. M.A. Director of Athletics Asst. Prulessur uf Pltysicztl lid. JOHN UMBLE, M.A. Director of Alumni Relations Professor of Iinglislt :incl Speech ROY UMBLIE, Pl1.D. Prul'essur ul' Speech KARL I.. MASSANARI, Ed.D. Associate Pl'UllCSSUl' of lfduczttion MARY N. ROYIQR. Pl1.D. Professor of Iiduczttion SILAS HICRTZLER, Pl1.D. Professor of Iicluczttion :incl Psychology ew fedelzes id d midwestern sfdfe eellege Odee he studied -2-ti

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Through four years we have watched you, weighed your words. and scrutinized your philosophy. XN'e have parodied you. tLl1'll'lilll1'llCCl you, disagreed witl1 your length of assignments. and even dared. at tinies, to criticize your tests. But we honor you and are loathe to leaye the sense of security you have afforded us. To niany of us you have become our ideal of manhood and XYUll1Z1llllUOCl. You have helped us face our difficulties with an all-conquering faith. You have shown us the more excellent way of life. XVe have appreciated your respect. your courtesy, your friendliness on the campus. your confidence in spite of our failures. your discipline in our weaknesses. and your deep fellowship in which we have always left an upward tug. XVe have found you genuinely Christian. And if you have found us other than we haxe found you. please charge our faults to our innnatnrity and not to our wills. As the years roll on and off our horizon we shall find life richer and fuller because YOI' have heen our faculty. -A Senior XVALTER E. YODER, M.Mus Assistant Professor of Music DXVICLHT XVELDY, M.Mus. Instructor in Music ARTHUR SPRUNGIZR, B.A. Part-time Instructor in Art MARY OYER, M.Mus. Assistant Professor of Music Miller tells another and the New Paris hills rock Al.IliYilixls-ffflllfI'I7'llfl-UI' rlulhing uml dry goods . . . Inq11irie.s solifilwl . . . Park View, ILIIQKISONUUIIG, V.'l.