Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1953 volume:

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VL N mx Q Eff ' wk f '. ,, 6233-' , hi ,,- .35 X T?- QW x Q , Q A MN X n' - , Q K s ' , X xl .pal .-x' -rin., ' 1 ' Tx-in . t ti IQ., .N . :Q . wk K . , 1 f , 5 S 5' 2 X 7l:f'4.25Sg ': ' ,-: '4Qf,'- '- N 'Vliiifs Q N ' 3' Af ' jsfff5gX1,. MLJ5' , ., 3 ,gs .Q ., Q Q X g 5 - . KE x i5.,.4tf X gk N X ' 4 5155, ' N 2 the 1953 Maple Leaf Published by the Junior Class Editor Business Manager flssoeiate Editor Associate Editor Photographer Virgil Yoder David E. Yoder Jlary Ellen Yoder Marian Hostetler Ben Nase l 1'o111 Ullti lllllllllllg to seven, from a limited Clll'l'll'- llllllll to the lllt'lllSlUll of a S6Illill2ll'y and a sehool of lllll'SlllQl. from 1111 lllllillUW1l college to one whose Hlllllllll have 1'iil'l'lt'tl its llillllt' to all parts of the worlelgso the story of Goshen College has uiifohletl Zllltl expamleal through 50 years. Tllrough this j.ea1'l1oolg, Goshen College eau he seen as it is i11 its Hftietl1-z11111ive1'sa1'y year. Wie eau look at Gil. with sutisfaetioii and FUlllLI1'1illllL-ltt' ourselves on its growth, hut let us l't'lllf'llllJf'l' that this is futile if it is 11ot l'0IlllJlllt'll with lielpful e1'itieis111 aucl a desire for future i111p1'ove111e11t. Goshen ollege celebra tes its I I 5 N tee, , sis, ,, ' fe-ss vs- Q L -f -- 'C' . . ' ff' 'f F T4 -tf' ,gg '3 T , '4l1',f T' 1 W if A -f'-' 'f f'-Y':'sf' , .iff,-'af f'?' -A f ' if as ' 5 1 5+- , -I -vi Q in . , s . , x . fs., , - - I ' f f , . 15' O 'mw9 3U .9' 1 iti, , 1,.ot Us ,,,. Q X1 ,..gs. .A S..-t.w V l ,L - 1, ,X , -X-6.1 3 .jL.vw+-w gg.. T 2521 Q' K 55.313 Qi?1.,1' 'L-53'-U., 1 ' All ,tip s 9.?g3,9 . . W V -,M , K ' - - v-1' -r-' - 0 ' 1 -W -A 1--:wg ,-f , . 1' 'll' l' . X' -ig, T '- .... , Q ' - 'fzf ,x ' gli f 'J' X'-fl M-2 ....A.,.,,. ., ,. 1 l EQ 'N' xkllfti ' I V R4 . . ' Wlhen Goshen was twelve years old, a professor of biology joined the teaehing staff. Sim-e that time stu- dents have eome to respeet his knowledge of his field a11d to appreciate his sense of humor. His interests ex- tend far beyond textbooks, and when not in his elass- room, he may he found in tl1e greenhouse or handing hirds or l'64'0l'flllll2Q weather statistics. To Dr. Samuel Witmer, who, during his thirty- eight-year term of service on the faeulty of CII. has wit- nessed its lnany ehanges and growiilg pains, we grate- fully dedieate this hook. In Dedication - Dr. amuel Witnzel' 115 QW HY: N XIBQQU, Faculty Then l3 faeulty lllf'llllNll'S struggled tlirough a elillieult first year. Only two of their llllIlllJt'l' had nlone INDHlgl'kl1lllkllC' stnnly. All of them were the students' frienels an4l advisers. Now 63 faeulty lllf?llll3t'l'S have heavy teavliing loads. 52 have taken postgramlnate work. All of them willingly enntinne to help anal advise ns. l,l'4'Hlll4'lll l+l1'l14'sl E. Millvr 'IX lx-lin-li in tht- insuparahility of faith ancl lift- nic-ans that in Christian CClllCil- lion, living anal lt-arning, ancl Contact antl nrcthotl, cannot hc scparatccl. The vntin- prograrn of Closhvn College is plannctl to hvlp stnclvnts to lxnow Christ as Saviour and Loral antl to hccoinc et- lkwtixm- witm-ssl-s for Ilinl to a sensate xrorltl ri-pli-tc with vt-onoinic grc-L-cl, . .. , , lnatt-, and warlart-, - A Cionccpt ot Christian Ethic-ation at Closhcn Collcge, acloptecl. Nluy 5, 1049. A4-ting Dean of the College Karl ll'lZlSSElllZl1'i XVith the hlcssings of Almighty Clotl, Coshc-n Collcgc has had a 1'eim1rkahlc growth sint-Q hor hcginning, a growth which can hc int-asnrccl only partially hy thc prt-sent sim- of the stnclcnt hotly and tht- faculty or hy the nninhe-1' of hnilcl- ings on her cznnpns. This growth is of L-onsiclvrahly grvatcr import whcn evalu- atcrl in terms of tht- ongoing service' ancl witness of the more- than 10,000 persons who have stnclic-cl in ht-r halls. Essen- tially, Closhvn Collvgc has grown to the cxtcnt to which shc has lnacle u positive impact npon mankind. 5.iI,lx.ll IJ.-X,Xlx .NND IH! SI CY? ..., X't'rll'llj om' liumlrwfl lfl'IlI'S lmzikirzlg . . .lIr'n1l1r'1 l .D.l.C, . . CJOSIIISX MSS L W, F z .1-L . . WN L: wil -N N X . J ...,...- ff N. . X. '. 1-1 , ,WW ,,um.. 5,,.,w A j wx -...K fv,,,, illin- ' 'L A uf., xg 3 ,:::1, .7: EIS. , .xl 5 A. X 'Nw ---.s,. fi X ,Wg HF iii SNYDER, STUDIO , . U 0f1c1i:1g.s', pm'fruif.s', mil film ffllfldlfllg , , ph. SMI, C2,'7Sl1'l'N U sg-Q X Ns. 'giv- Adallillistmtiva Offiviills PAUL BENDER, Ph.D. Registrar, Director 01' Admissions Pl'OfeSSUl' of Phvsics. LLOYD CONRAD, B.A. Assistant Registrar. LELAND BACHMAN, Th.B. RALPH J. GUNDEN, B.A. IRVIN E. BURKHART, M.A., ThM HLISIIIVSS Mumxgexi C1mt1'rmlh'1', Fiflallcllll Field SeC1'eta1'y, vJ 'Ulf' l'fl,KlI.XliT l'.Xl.N l' X UQ-XI,I,I'.KI'1CIi CU .... Xrfixfx' szlpplim. lllfllfllg-V. Vl'llt'Iftll! lfliml In .S'I'I'l'it'l' JOHN S. UMBLE. M.A. Professor Emeritus of English and Spec-Ch, PAUL STOLL. B.A. Dire-ctoii of Public Relations. JAMES R. CLEMENS, M.S.L.S. Libi'ai'ian. wmv' wwf' WNNPW' N-v 'J NELSON P. SPRINGER, B.A Assistimt to tiw L1iii'1i1'iuii. :mu . 2' .isE:515155551Er5g:5I5.5-,,,1-.-. ' -ff-f::fEf'55fff :'':': 'ff'Ifi '- I. GORDON JACKSON . . Con.struvtimi c':i,qirim'i' . . Bliildw' uf Cullvgi' Viiimi mid XVl'SfIlIlUl1 ATLEE BEECHY, M.A. De-an ot' Men und Assistant Piwwtcssoi' of Education. ,inn U A XI.-iIi'l'l.YS . , Cfruix 4'1l'v1f'l1'r'lrlIfl1H mul VIOLA GOOD, M.A. Dean of Women and Assistant Professor of Education. JACOB B. SHENK, Th.B. Assistant Dean of Men JACOB SVVARTZENDRUBER, M.A. Director r1fAudio-Visual Aids Instructor in Education, ' Q cfm glfuulv , . IHqf1iriz's .wlivitcd , . zlr' L 11.-XHRISCXYBURC. VA P R Vf'w Division of Laiiguage, Literature, and Fine Arts SAMUEL A. YODER. Ph.D. R... Chairman of the Division, Professor of English. ,MJ ROY H. UMBLE, Ph.D. Professor of Speech. E SOMMERS MA LEROY KENNEL, M.A. J. HAROLD SMITH, M.A. ELAIN , . . ' ' ' ' ' ' P21 't-time Iiistiilctoi' in English W Associate Professor of English. Assistant Protessoi oi English. ii SMOKER LFMBER CO. . . Jlfgrs. of Ima! ours, ' NEW PARIS iunof' puflzllius-. limm' fiiiilffm- 1 1 -X555 gag - WA Ass DWIGHT E. Assistant P CHARLES BUHKHART C Instructoi' in Music, LTER E. YODER, M.Mus. istant Professor of Music. WELDY, M.Mus. rofessoi' of Music. M.A. Cand.J R. B.A. THUR L SPRUNGE AR . ' W ' 't 1' in Art. Part-time Iiistiuc u ARY K OYER, M.Mus. M . Assistuut Pl'Ui'L'S5Oi ui' Mus I 1 IC. Xl',W l'.-XRIS S'1'.'XTli ISAXK . . Sill 5 1.461 ai lllf ---'Y' , jason - is Ihr' levy fu .wr'1'1l1'i1'y . . NEW' PARIS LOIS GUNDEN, M.A. ELIZABETH H. BENDER, M.A. VERNA G. SMITH, B A Assistant .Professor of French Assistant Professor ol' German. liistriictoi' in Spanish and Spanish Division of Social Sl'ilflll't?S WILLARD H. SMITH, Ph.D. Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences Professor of History and Political Science. is-... MELVIN GINGERICH, Ph.D. Professor of History. HARTZLEH . . Plzmilzing and linitiiig . . 1502 -33 llf . . GOSIIIQN Q- GUY F. HERSHBERGER, Ph.D. J. HOWARD KAUFFMAN, M.A. Pl'OfL'SSI71i of History and Sociology, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Economics. V ' ' J ' LOIS WINEY, M.A. Assistant Piofessoi' of Commerce, ig vt .,N - '1- IRENE HERSHBERGER, B.A. Iiistructoi' in Commevce, If SlIll'SllI,iifXX'.i ii! Cf'l'IU,X' , . Tf1r'1llIt'!i4m i,vff:r'f41il' ll'tlU . . ph. off. FHFU2 1':rs'.94F22 Division of Natural Sl'i6lll'L'S GLEN R. MILLER. Ph.D. Division Chairman of Natural Sciences Professor of Chemistry. H. HAROLD HARTZLEH. Ph.D. Professor of Muthematlcs. LESTER J ZIMMERMAN, M.A. O '-In .LSA LIVE G. WYSE, ECLD SAMUEL W. WITMER. Ph.D. . 'K ' ' ' ' 'trxi Profess1mrofHomL-ECOHUNLN Professor of Bmlogy, ASE-1ST.LlIli P1'oIwbo1 oi Chrmlb I lin 'ITUHE CU. . . Illllfllllllib' fil1f'.Sf furlzitzzrz' .x XEWMAX FURIN lou' , , CIUSIIIQX' . . i'X 0 .5 i ' EDNA P. SHANTZ tM.A. Cand.l i -A IDStl'LlClUl' in Home Economics. gf - s ' X 'Sf l Nt X l fix X wif 'ak www' tw. fi PHYLLIS ROOSE, B.A. Dietitian and Instructmii' iii Home Economics. gn' x VINCENT SNYDER, B.A.. Th.B. Assistant Directoi' of Meiis Athletics, J J EDITH L. HERB, M.A. 'Fw f Assistant Pmfessoi' of Physical Education Q9 15270. ff ,V ,t P16 V-' ?1 'r ,'7',i'-Wbfrgff Assistant Director of Athletics. ROMAN GINGEHICH. M.A. Assistant Pmfcssmi of Physical Education Director uf Athletics. .lIliIt1ilI,l, DRY CI,IiA.X'1iH, . . lfxf. 1915 . . Suu' - Cash - Curry , . S05 S, 9111 S GOSIIEN ' 55 Q Division of 'T1'H1,'ll1'1' Eelllvutiml -ur , 'wrxx Ss.- Q-v-s,,,+ SILAS HERTZLER, B.D., Ph.D. Chairman of the DlX'lSlm1I14sIy Teacher Efluuatlon Professor uf Eclucutlcm and Ps3'ul'1H1wgv. MARY N. ROYER, Ph.D. P1 fltbssfwr' ul Ek1lIL'Llt1UIN1 MARY K. NAFZIGER, M.A. II1SlllIL'I1ll' m Elll.lL'Ll1.1OI1. The Biblical St'lllil1E11'y HAROLD S. BENDER. M.A., Th.D. Dram of thu Scmlmarv, ,pk-' N5,AQx?bt ef' : A . 1,-'Sf ,A ,J ,Q ,., SANFORD C. YODER, S.T.D., D.D. PVQSICIQTIT. Emerrtus Professor Emeritus of Blble. RACEVIEU' CRlilfXHUl'SlI . . ,Uvnzlrvr of Tvlcgqrazplz DUIfl'C'l'If Svrrivr . , CIUSIIEX IFJ JOHN C. WENGER, IVLA., Th.D. Pxwli-ss1v1' UI 'fluuulwgy .mul Plulus-vplu' 'if , ,frfa x -A A-W' PAUL MININGER B D MBE Ph D Pxoiewm ut Pmctlc 1 The :lo x Pew IOLIN Cr LIIWSEI 1 JOHN H. MOSEMANN. Th.M. Assistant PI'Oft'SSkll' uf Pliactlcal Thcolox y Nw qi' 'Q Nxxxxiw HOWARD CHARLES, Th.M. A-Xsmrrivte PITTVQSSOI' 111' New Testament. NORMAN KRAUS, B.A., B.D. IIlS1lLICtHl'1Il BHJII' PAUL M. MILLER, B.D. Directm' of Practical Work ' I Instmctm' in Evangelism. ? ' 1 + s ll! l'.'XliKSlDI'f ClliC7C1'fRY , . YUIII' Hl'iQfll2OI'llUUt1 ,Q!'Ut't'I' . . GOSIIEN MABEL BRUNK, M.N. ORPAH B. MOSEMANN. N PLN.. B.S. Nursing Director of the School nf Nursmg IIISUXICTHI' m NLIISIIILL 'CH is The School of Nursing ANNA MAE CHARLES, R.N., B.A. Instructor in Nursing Arts. VERNA ZIMMERMAN. R.N MA Asslftunt D11'L'k'I1Il' of SL-lmwl L W ' ' 1111-IYILICIKII' m Nuzsmg 'QNX-Mu' 1. S, GRAHlI.I,'S BAR .gs 4,7 HER SHUI! . . TlIl'4N1lIlll'7lf'N l7rl'fH'1 DOROTHY STOVER, R.N ' Vx , K, . S Asfxstunl Ill lX.ll.,l.1,, Alt . . UUSIIIQX cs xx KITCHEN STAFF Sara bonn. Eua lfreizlon Maynard Bontrager, Olive Geil, Doris A1- brecht, Pauline Conrad. Donnabelle Gunden Selma Bixler. 'XlllllllllSll'illlY1' Stull' XYQ cut mn' fnnrl, gn to tlu- llealth Centur, hny ll cancly llill' in Ihr- Snuclr Shop, cash ll clum-lr at tlu- Bnsincss Ohcice, lmvr- mn' lannnlry snrtml. uncl walk clown siclewullis clcurccl nf snow. withnnt thinking twicc uhnnt tlu- pr-nplu who 11111 rcspnnsihh- lin' nmking thr-sc things function. Thea Kitchcn has r-ight vm- plnyvvs. and thv llculth cll'llt6l' has flll'L'L' nnrscs making thvir St'l'VlCl'SilX'21ll1llDlL'. wlnlv tlw Union is stulfccl hy tllrvu wn1'lQc1's. 'l'lu-rv are twn hnnsvlnntln-rs, sixteen scan-tL1l'ies and nifica- XYlIl'lil'l'S, anal an stall' 1rlsm'v1n IllL1llIfCI'lL1IlL'C nn-n, including YS xx'n1'lw1's, MAINTENANCE MEN Marston Berkey, Era Stutzman, Wendell Martin, Sam Winey, Abe Swartz, Fred Swarizendruber, Ezra Beachy. 12 I lI'jDl'fKl'f DRY CfI,l'f.'lXl'fIiS . , 211 S. lfifllz Sl, , . CJUSIIILY X , if ,....,,,-...,.. ef V W, -.,. , .-v-V I Nlll ll XUXIINX rp-E , ai' 1' L .a fy: ui! ilrgg fu K-' fu ' ' il ' 1 ful ' ' 40-V73 :lfltlrw I Nl ll F: 1 41142 DORMITORY MATRONS Ellen Sonnekalb. Laura Weaver LLCRQTARIES Dorothy Byler, Beriha Ben- der, Lena Fricke, Arlene Litwiller, Lenora Dieizel, Anna Cocanower, Berneice Gramley, Ellen Keim, Rena Yoder, Phyllis Barkey, Joan Strauss, Mildred Yoder, Anna Mae Graybill, Alta Yoder, Doroihy Keller, Maxine Smelizer. COLLEGE UNION STAFF Ruby Glick, Fan- ny Zehr, Loreiia Mayer. m ',,, 2 , ussssxa , P . 'vlfa ' '--- - 'wg dt,1-afefuff - w,5m.,.r , mg, 3? .h 3:3 ek. E V y vlftzgg.. ff lim ilryf' M 'E ' ' is ' Q I .1 .... -' 1 ,Ne ,aj A ' J f ,y Au- V ' ., V 1, 1-.viva W A A. i M KVVHV TUISIQ lf. SCI1,lll'CKI'fH . . Ins. .'x,LfL'll4'If , . CJOSIIIQX I l'Zl1'fXI,J1,l' l.YSl'I'l.'lXCTIf SERVICE 23 Classes I 5, 2 Them The- 41 students voulil get 4!llil'lili. to 1-lasses after Chapel. They 1'Pp1'0se11twl 11 states and two f0l'PifLll 4'0lllltl'iPS. Tllvil' C'll0il't'S 0011111 he lllfllltl frmn alsmllt 65 voursf-s. Now Tlu- T225 stuzlf'11ts fUI'lll a post- 1'llllIN ! tratfiv jam. We 1'ep1'esP11l 26 states and ll l'u1'vig11 l'0lllltl'it'S. Hur vlloires van he nlafle fruln about -100 1-u111'sc1s. N3 n 91 -1. '5 Y ..' H PM r' '14 'nw we ia r- V .w fw- f f.?1- A' g :,- fi,- gvg f YP -gg . - X x- -, ' . , -1.4-. '-.-- '- - Q., , - .b f'-- X' ,- x n:. 51- 6' - , . 31:3-f , Q 'a V, :ff A . -vi 1 K Z, 5 J.-Tn: N 'Www--wa-. 'fa' NL-' , an Q ' rl V Q ' f' ji, 215 1 as ,. ,-f ,M-+-fi 'k . fm A 14,1 1-t f f-. ' A 1 '.'Wwa.q . , ' . 'H Q ' ' Q. ,A uf'-Ja? . , --'L -- -' 31g S, :tub v- Jay 1-5:13, Q5vrQE'5. g5 'J?ffr'Q'g I 2 I p' ' , wr ...'.-f , .zzm 4 bug - . R ' ' Qi + '-'- 1 KAN ' Y 452' as ' s -E. L 'I . 'L' 'ff' ' Q- 5 1 ' . 'ix + 'fx f-L,-is ' A 'F' X,- ., . k '. Q. Q V- ' 2 . ., ,Lf A 3 'Q n, Lx qv? i F- x-if 'ED-ij- X 1 rn,- ' ,, .Qt.,xQ-vqaiv X 51' 'V' ' 3' 751' 'bf fb- fr 2. A -, 4. 1- '1' s'J'L - mul., -At Q w-., mf' . D. 'f' few-Jn? :v v. 'F .-.xv 'fs If - Q wash ' 3' ' -- ff ' - ,, 9 Q' -' 7 ' A' .ss-15 .Lx 1. Y' 1 I : 1 ,NR L... . H.-v ,- n -' wx' -1 ' - ' N - Q ' -.... ...ga f I - . ' .yi 1 T. -Q - .f-, A ,M J- ' ' ' Q -- - nh... - A -, - . ... , ... -v K- ., .Q u J - -, -M ... x - rv:-.. . x ,..- - . ' -:f-.M ' -- , ,,..-.MQ4--ww , .. .,.b .,,. . X V Freshmen The now seasoned Frosh loolis liaeli und queries. XVhere did the months go? XVhen did we elunigef' It hegun in Septemher with tests, get-uequainted so- eiuls . . . the unaeenstomed feel of dorm life -... the literuries' hids for new members . . . Eighth Street colored with fall hues . . . walks to the Dam on lazy afternoons. The high lights oi the whole year- Brnnlivs Calvin excursions . . . LXI series . . . Intra- nmrals , . . serenades . . . skating at the Race . . . Christian Life Conference . . . the eomitless grill sessions . . . dorm prayer groups . . . the exeitement oi constant activity . . .un ahsorption in the new and uhstraet . . . heing uhle to say, ulli, joe, hows it with you? '... il feeling of helonging . . . eontinuul awak- ening to new personalities . . . ll deepening, molding of ellarueter . . . the Frosh is no more . . . the Soph appears on the seene. BACK ROW: W ' Emma Birky Beverly Bovee Virginia Ann Brenneman SECOND HOW: Mary Brubacher Margaret Brenneman Anna Bontrager Mary Ellen Basi Ardith Scherlz FIRST ROW: Dorcas Alwine Shirley Birky Marjorie Birky Lillian Amstutz 26 Ul,Y.lIl'IA CANIJY Kl'l'CIII'f.X' , . lltllllfllllltll' r'm1clie.s'r1lnl im' l'l'l'Illll . . CUSIIEIV l,011g pinafores are no longer ueeessary for l'llPllllSlI'y lab, but the worktalwles look about the same .... Moel- eru liltl'l1E'll equipment makes lltllllt'-61' labs a pleasure . . . . A llilie in tl1e spring is just as lllllfll fun now as it was fifty years ago, even if one must have a sl-lwlarly exeuse .... ln '53 as in '03, classes are apln'e1'iate1l whether we liflllllt it ur nut. x X X X - 'iw BACK ROW: Hazel Caudill Luella Dirks Fern Cender R153 Diener SECOND ROW: Betty Chrisiner Jean Deiwiler Carolyn Burkholder Wayne Babcock FIRST ROW: Gene Caskey Lois Dayton Barbara Dirks Cora Cable Twila Conrad BACK ROW: Pedro Belmonte Allen Graber Marilyn Frev Maynard Good SECOND ROW: Dorothy Dick Lois Gisel Bernelle Good Lucinda Hariman Lawrence Eby FIRST HOW: Glenda Frey Beulah Esch Victor Esch Susanne Friesen ZS K f 'fQ i lllll l l 'i IHS! Xl'1l.-XVI' . , lrwr ffzvmllr' plflrv' in fu! . . CJUSIIICX U. ,l.,l. l I ff- , BACK ROW: Harold Harizler Paul Hershberger David Bachman Floyd Hershberger Harold Heatwole SECOND ROW: Anna Mae Herr Catherine High Eileen Harizler Joanne Hertzler FIRST ROW: Hilda Hartzler Patricia Highland Mary Ellen Hochsieiler Ruth Hartzler BACK ROW: Roderick I-Iuebert Catherine Kalinoff Doris Hostetler Coral Hosieiler SECOND ROW: Janet Hosteiler Reuben Liechiy Mary Ann Hostetler E' F FIRST ROW: Carol Johnson Mary Lu Imhoff Mary Kathryn Hosieiler Alice Hostetler KIJINES D1.lPAR1'AX1lfXT STORE . , Qlllllllflj r'lutl14',s fur Hu' Vllflll' fllllllllj . . Goslzzfx 29 BACK ROW: Richard Kulp Bonnie Kropf Lawrence Liiwiller SECOND ROW: Ferne Kauffman Robert Lerch Ruth Kenyon James Allen Miller FIRST ROW: Fern Kauffman Dale Kanagy Ruth Liiwiller Joan King BACK HOW: Robert Peifer Grace Miller Richard Meizler Gerald Landes SECOND ROW: James Allen Miller Mary Elia Marner Shirley Meizler June Zimmerman FIRST ROW: Ruth Mitchell Floyd Metz Jeanetie Miller Carolyn Mast 5, I. 4 L l BH CJUSPICI. BK IC 71x SIURI 318 lmnlxs prelim s Rl SSI I I Ixll-USIII l BACK HOW: Byron Pleicher Arlene Perry Dean Mann Herbert Hostetler SECOND ROW: Jane! Musselman Martha Musselman William Moyer Alice Moyer Audrey Musselman FIRST HOW: Patricia Mishler Evelyn Mohler Carol Nebel Norma Neuhauser BACK ROW: Jacob Redekop Mildred Schlabach Vera Shenk Wilmer Hutt SECOND ROW: Donna Swarizendruber Alice Sheiler Merrill Haber Robert Rabensiein FIRST ROW: Lowell Schrock Julia Steiner Joan Shank Jane Rempel GOSPEL BUUK STORE . . C:1ll'lSfll'lll 1ffPl'Uflll'I' f1nfl.s'Ilp11liwx . . COSIIEN Sl BACK ROW: Glenn Sioltzfus Esther Smucker Pauline Smucl-:er John J. Suderman SECOND ROW: Shirley Swarizendruber Charlene Sommer Rosemary Stieglitz Ronald Smucker FIRST ROW: Anita Swarizeniruber Kent Storms Lois Swartzendruber Arlene Smucker BACK ROW: Theron Weldy Marilyn Swinehari Grace Troyer Esiher Troyer SECOND ROW: Donald Witlrig Marlin Troyer Carolyn Slabaugh Lila Rae Thomas Joanne Unruh FIRST ROW: Shirley Unruh Fay Eita Weaver Glenn Weaver Rosemary Van Dyke 'xl CHI STS CLE xX1'lR5 - 1 MTW!C17-S'fffl'AlH . , ll'u.s-l1ir1,QIun and Fifll: Sl. . . GOSIIISX BACK ROW: Meriice Yoder Dennis Yoder Sara Yoder SECOND ROW: Beiiy Zehr Audrey Yoder Ruth L. Yoder Nona Yoder FIRST ROW: Glenn Zimmerly Ivan Yoder Mary Alice Yoder Elvin Dale Yoder BACK ROW: Fridijof Nussbaumer John Zimmerly Eugene Zehr SECOND ROW: Harold Mumaw Harold Troyer John Rober! Smucker Ralph Hunsberger FIRST ROW: Howard Snider James Shellenberger Paul Helmuth A neu' class took our place and we he- cauie Sophoinores. There are clecisions -to major in education. nursing, sociol- ogy . . . to plan to stay in school or work or inarrx' .... A time ot chorus, speech contests. gootl music, lecturers from other places. Revival meetings, Bible lectures. and chapel. Sophomore tests proved we have uuich to learn. XVe reinciuherecl the questions from last years tests, hut clonlt know the answers yet. College is almost hall over for most of us, hut some of us woult he hack next year. Parties, clorni sessions, college fun, lively hut a little more serious than hefore . . . a richer incurring to life as we grow closer to Cod anal see a greater vision of the service for which we are preparing. Joe Hoover Donna Barkey, Deloris Herr, Florence Hoover, David Haarer Grace Hershberger. Dean Hartman, Doris Amsiutz, Lois Hlsiand Donald Brenneman Aa- 'fkt ., A N ii' 11 III IA INDI XX ll 1 SILRYICIC CU. . . l'rofz'U!c'if1'.sigf1I icifli good light. ,4 NIPSCO Tom Diener, Lois Hurst, Ann Burkholder, Norwood Schmucker, Carolyn Brooks, Marilyn Brenneman. Joe Alderier. Earl Zehr, Carolyn Smith, Barbara Thut, Bonnie Brunk Norma Albrecht. Albert Hornberger, Dorothy Herr, Alia Perry. Mary Alice Nofziger, Esther Graber, William Nofziger. Miriam Gross, Naomi Derstine, Beatrice Hilty NOBLES . . Good .s'l10v.s and lm.9ic:'gl . . GUSHEN .1 Sz..- I .., ,ae 1-...,, , 4... Bernice Rupp, Thelma Burion, Glen Brubacher, Cara Belle Frey, Gaylord Snyder, Eva Byers, Ernest Jennings, Susan Cozzi Phyllis Ramseyer, Jon Reed. Eileen Rutt, Lloyd Roth, Ingrid Son- nekalb, Margaret Steiner, Bryan Stoltzfus, Evelyn Hocke, Merle Sommers Ax iv- ff '54 . Tk M' , gs 4?f-N152 A I W , .l clk -nu. I . . . ,Sli , et ' ' -12. 45 -fe ' 'vel . .Q-QQ V-r - 4-'lvE.i'T'7 1 4 b ,, A A . , I A Ie .-, iw' -QL iisgs 'yi l vs -' f .. fSF'Z?.f all '9af: hF -:1lf72f s 2.f M afNL- 11, lQf?lll,1Cll L' CII.'X.lII'IUX . , .lI1'n'.s 1L'l'!ll' , . GOSIIISX 'HMA U Edwin Troyer, Anna Nofziger, Anna Nafziger. Eeillie Norman. Nancy Bender, James Murphy, Frances Mumaw, Richard Near, William Miller Donna Kornhaus, Esther Liiwiller, Garth Nase, Richard Mark, Ray Keim, Willis Hughes. Carol Keller. Helen Kaufman. David Leather- man, Fred Meyer, Wilfred Meyer X. -wi - - HONEY CRIST ISAKIZRY. INC. . . ix,KX1IIfl'll IIITIILI. Irlxflf 1Il1XfI'fL'-Y. zlr'liL'Ur1'ff fmurs fz'C.i'l1v:' . , CIUSHEX Norma Jean Wenger, Mary Ellen Wolber, Verena Wyse, Floyd Weaver, Christian Wickey, Frank Ulrich, Ruby Swartzendruber, Emily Workman, Lavonne Wenger Gerald Wilson, Richard Yoder, Jay Zehr, Ethel Zuercher, Mary Ellen Yoder, Ruth Zook, Carol Sommer. Arlene Hush, Marjorie Yoder, Barbara Roth, Elaine Rocke, Carolyn Yoder ' - . , :p4.. --peLLw m8 Cl 'L17 I l'X1f1l.AlL I1U.ll1f . . illllllllltlllll' ,w1'l'i1'f' . . 5311 S. .lluin Sf. . . COSHEN 1 re iwfwkisw-1 -X I L -,,h 4. E9 1 jfQaif'5f l x X i ,T iff: S.. 1. - rrw my 2 A f , 1 fi '95 X fx ' 1 wwe is X 'C . '5 Delvin Nussbaum, Mary Bontrager, Margaret Miller, John Lederach, Phyllis Nelson, Charles Burkholder, Bonnie Miller, James Delp, Caroll Culp, James H. Miller Julia Ebersole, Bernice Gregory, Margaret Gerber, Lida Dynka, Richard Graber, Howard Rush, Ellis Farmwald, Carmen Ebersol, Ruth Fleming, Vance George IN., in we , ef, ls -1 .,,f , .,'ff1-fi: .sr X-Q ,, A . . -,ff ,Q-.,:.3g?g'gNs-',4. we., ,- v 1.:+ 2 - wwf' , rs-4 HX -if . ,w .. 5e,,g,.,,vf. -5, - - r J sfggzf: :sf- -- ,. ,' f...,-ste: ig, -'-- sg ' ,' 1 ' Y :, n l, 5 KS,,m I- .. : 5.-,f 1 .-1-rx q,g1,'1 5E' 2123.1 isfbff AQ'5i -:rflacg ' X I s.24.' .-.' ' H QF' 'x ' 'X K X-o H New ' f ,,:,!sg. . - F:yft.g,j,:gQ . , f'?f.g- 335 fdgw. is or-?,.'-.f:,'1+.,:f' . Q54 f rj-:Skill-',,' 'IH 'S-3 . LE, sr. as if . C v .,7w, 'f- EDYV. BROOKMYEH. IR, . . Public .'xCl'Ulll1fl1llf . . 10475 S. Hain Sf. . , COSIJEN Juniors To return to CII., glacl to see everyone again . . . to miss those who havent returned . . . to see new laces, the transfers who have now heconie part of us . . . to stucly harcler, hecause we realize the encl is coming nearer, and we niust he prepared . . . to grow spiritually through helpful friends, Bible Lectures, Chapels . . . to go to classes to listen and to clreain . . to help cheer for our winning haslxethall team . . . to have some ot us take positions of responsihility and authority . . . to appreciate the facility more . . . to have friendships ever growing and widening . . . to work together to procluce the Nlaple Leaf . . . to have the fun and lahor of the junior-Senior Ban- quet . . . to have a year pass too quickly , . . to he a junior. Curt Claassen. Richard Miller, Marvin Miller, Charlotte Burkhart, Marilyn Baker L' . e N, ' ix X ,, I fi? l e Z ,ill .'Xl5SIIllil'f OIL eo .,.. l IUIIIIQIIX, Moliiloii, .l1Ul7fHll'llf . . GOSIIEX -1--an-r ng.:- -in-1-n Virgil Yoder, Wilmer Leich- ty, Roger Haines, Willard Ebersole, Ben Nase Loren Weldy, Roland Landes Lowell Hile, John Lerch 1,,. Marian Hostetler, Darlene M e I z le r , Germy Leichiy. Mary Ellen Yoder, Pat Harnish SIEGJIAXX PRINTING CU. ......... mum. cuzlffvulzs Sc'll'1L'L' . . GUSHIIX 4- -11 1? n x 4 Q Virgil Vogi, Richard Hachei, James Weber, Jon Reed Jane Lehman, Arleia Miller, Caroline Moser, Lois Merillat all lllmk CU! 4 A -0- TF Geraldine Graber, Joan Good, Jerry Freed, Esther Alderfer iff 1 im lu HIM KKC XFOI X 1iO'l l'llX'f2f'U,XlP.X,X'Y . . CJUSIIIIX x fi ,. ..: 'gif Stanley Charles, Virgil Mu- Donald Buscheri, Leon S c h 1 a 1 i e r, Walter Claeys, Burtron Schertz G - 1 I 1 Q Kathryn Smucker, Charlotte Q Hoover, Mrs. Sophia Moore I , I 0 QQ sg' A X 1 fax , Q52 ,A 1 Qx , 'T' maw. Kenneth Miller. An- ' D , j 'w-if tonic Alvarez , . ' 41 2, 1 :4 ., 1 . I 19 'T e wif If ' - e..-. 43 :v.l:i..'Q? ,5'- - ,U .s, 4. . A' C h a r 1 e s Miller, Dellis S hrock, Hobert Yoder. Dair- c rel Hostetler. Lester Grayblll Marian Brendle, Rosemary ' ' kbill. B10 s s e r, W1111s Brec Wilma Pletcher -:P 9 . ' Cid kf - . ,.A L, gk ix x,3 , . A , ' 'V , 4 t ' N' H ' .Q . , . VA ,TX PM 'Qi , -'X- 'I ' Q I , . mwmttst I We K' f X 3 N . Q , rff?x.1N .. K ,Q , ' 6 '61 xg, l Y ini 11 Llfli CIR XIX' CYP .Nlr1k1'r.s nf u'l1I1ll fvcdx . , SHI ...SA Myrtle Hamilton, Alta Bey- ler, Edith Shantz. Catharine Brunk PSIIEXVAXA Willard Albrecht. Richard Ryan, Kenneth Long. Ed Herr ,- fzf QW IIAINES il' HAINES . . Gc'm'ruI C0ntl'z1L'f01'.v . . ELKHART J' .iixsk ls. Af , : I wb 'g?i'i4-f 5 g 3 'EL John Ventura, Don Priest Irma Lou Yoder. William Mc rath James Martin Carson M o y e r , Caiherine Snyder, Grace Derstine, Es- ther Moyer 43 .l N James Christophel, LaMar ' Holaw ' 1., X '- WE .,wh' xg Y 40' ', fe 5 Q 0 'im .Mb A. -5 Mary Oswald. Helen Joyce Thut. Luella Albrechi. Eliza- beth Janzen T- 9' T 4 iw ay, Anna Lxechiy 3 Rila Clemens, Howard M. Snider,V King ernon Ratzloff, John :lg a 'Ve x ...W David Yoder, Dolores Stump. Millard O s b o 1' n e , Louise Croyle. Joyce Nyce SOUTH SIDE SODA SHOP . . SL',lll?-5XCl'Q.5' iw L'1'C'llHI . . GOSHEN X214 N11 Paul Yake, Lewis Hartman. Harry Graber, Kamal Hanna Barbara Deiweiler, Alfrieda Regier, Wilma L e i c h 1 y. Eunice Zook J! M! ! 1 -IT Naomi Kauffman, Marjorie Steiner, Anna Marie Zim- merly. Marilyn Oswald Margie Pletcher, John M. Suderman, Dale Martin IS STIL UISXS HICST.-ll 'li.lX'l' . S l l 2 :F . Illllllflllllfll' pins -1-2-7 s i u Alai Q - lg - A .Nam George Unger. Beiiv Mae Burkey, Glenard Beyeler. Clayton Gerber, Paul Fry IZ xx .Muirz Sl. . . COSIIIQX 7- A Seniors Time to leave Goshen Collegel Surely not yetl I have only begun to get ae- quainted with people here-only begun to learn all I want to know. There are still so many experiences here for me- so many Contriliutions I should make. just one year morel But there is no stopping Time. He liings a graduation gown at ine-'Come along. It is time to go-you have made friends here-dear, eternal friendships. Your mind has lmroadeined-your person- ality is enriched. You have reeeived from Coshen College as you have givenfl Remeinber that chorus tour-that mis- sion Sunday-sehool class-that Y-eom- mittee-that Spring Fest Pl'0fL1'tlllllf, You have loved. and learned, and experi- enced. Now you must go. H-Co? Co xvliere? GOSHEN MILK COXIUEXSIXC CO. . . Omvo .solizlx . . GOSHEX X . I9 42 7 F Wllliat is for you to deeide. ilnlx lie- lieye that what is eoming will lie as won- derllul as what is pastfl -All l'lQ,'lll, l go. fioocl-livi 1 clezll' il.l!'ILl Hater. It is hard to leaxe you, lint l ani happy-happy to he ll grailnate ol' flo- shen Collegian V CLASS OFFTCERS Harold Schultz '- I-iistori? n Elini bell: Siieglitz Secretary Karl Massenari Faculty Sponsor S15 r. Sirtfcker Pzesident Jes: Yi :ter Treasuver Gene KE nagy Vise-President 17tIkt'I'U ff'.sf4'il spnzgf lltllkfllf mills -lfn GLADYS ALDERFER CLAUDE ANTONIDES, JR. PERRY BEACHY Souderton, Pennsylvania Goshen, Indiana Arthur, Illinois B.A., Natural Science for Nurses B.A., Psychology B.S. in Education 5 -no ,pnvllf JOHN BENDEH Springs, Pennsylvania B.A., Naiural Science VF' - 1-H if-9' .Tar .... ., ESTHER BERKEY HAROLD BERKEY WARREN BONTRAGER Goshen, Indiana Goshen, Indiana Comins, Michigan B.A., History B.S. in Education B.A., Natural Science I,l'ClIill,l, HHOS., INC. . . I,iL'1'.wtm'li: nn'u1.s- IFS. Gott. im-pz'r'fz'cU . . AHCHBOLD 511 OHIO GERALD BRENNEMAN PATRICIA BRENNEMAN PERRY BRITTON Albany, Oregon Sarasota, Florida .Akron, Ohio B.A., Social Science B.A. in Education B.A., History N-wlllnv Nr-J ROSA BROMAN Mishawaka, Indiana B.S. in Education ww -un.. W... Nl' QVKN NDN 50 'sun.,, ELSIE BURCKHART GRACE BURKEY BEULAH BUSHONG Orrville, Ohio Goshen, Indiana Syracuse. Indiana B.A., Education B.S. in Education B.S. in Education NEW' PARIS CREAJIERY CO. . . CondC11.s'4'd and powcfcrcd milk EVELYN CAMP VERNELL CHAPMAN FU-SHENG CHEN St. Paul, Minnesota Mishawaka. Indiana Taipeh, Formosa B.A., Education B.S. in Education B.A., Bible rf' imc 'Qi' 4 5 7 'js SHIRLEY COIL Elkhart, Indiana B.S. in Education .6....? NE LILA COOKE ELSIE CRESSMAN ELEANOR DAVIDHIZAR Decker, Michigan New Hamburg, Ontario, Canada Wakarusa, Indiana B.S. in Education B.A., Natural Science for Nurses B.S. in Education 32 I'lI,KII.'X1i'I' CfC7I'.N'I'Y I AIUI BUHICAU CO-OI'ER.'iTIVli ASSOCIATION. INC RUTH DEIHL JAMES DETWEILER DELBERT DETWILER Avilla. Indiana Newton, Kansas Goshen, Indiana B.A., Home Economics B.A., Bible B.A., Chemisiry QQ .4-f rM...,,p Q..--L..-av SUSAN EBY Alanson, Michigan B.S. in Education 1-ff-up aww iv' wwf? BONNIE FISHER JOYCE EIGSTI HELEN GANSHORN Wakarusa, Indiana Deer Creek, Illinois Nappanee. Indiana B.S. in Education B.S. in Nursing B.S. in Education 15 Q I'Ntll'Hll'I' mclzrjcl, felrrnm' 4'm1!mHf'1f . . CUSIIEX CLAUDE GIBSON ELIZABETH GLICK MILDRED GRABER Goshen, Indiana Minot. North Dakota Goshen, Indiana B.A., Hisiory B.S.. in Education B.A., English jig J PAULINE GRAYBILL Freeport, Illinois B.A.. Music yum..-v 'md 1 7 ...ass KATHRYN GREGORY MARY GROH LEONARD GROSS Brutus, Michigan Preston, Ontario, Canada Doylestown, Pennsylvania B.S. in Education B.A., English B.A.. Social Science KING-YVYSE. INC. . . AIllIllIffICflII'CI'S 0f.s7Jcc'iali:c1I farm PQIIIPHIPIII . . ARCHBOLD 54 OHIO GLEN HABEGGER LENA HARTZ ETHEL HENRY Berne, Indiana Manaiawny, Pennsylvania Doylestown, Pennsylvania B.A., Social Science B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Uh EDWIN HERNER 'mv' ' Kalona, Iowa an----' B.S., Music Wav' in-u-.A QQQUQF' RODNEY HERR ROBERT HERSHBERGER EMMA JANE HERTZLER Sterling, Illinois Washington, D.C. Grantham. Pennsylvania B.A., Natural Science B.A.. History B.A., Education SAUDER MANUFACTURING CO. . . CVIIIIVCII and pulpit fnrrziturv . ARCIIBOLD. OHIO 55 NAOMI HERTZLER VERNA HESS JACOB HOFER Norristown, Pennsylvania Quarryville. Pennsylvania Dolton, South Dakota B.S. in Education B.S. in Education B.A., Social Science 'Skis 'ev' ir., X, JAMES HOSTETLER Louisville, Ohio B.S., Commerce RICHARD I-IOSTETLEH Baltic, Ohio B.A., Bible l,lI.Cf1ll 'fi Qfnur ROSANNA HOSTETLER ABRAM HOSTETTER Elverson. Pennsylvania Gap, Pennsylvania B.A., Spanish B.A., Natural Science Plllli S,ll.l'fS . . llmlgfg FIHIIHJIIHI. llIIff7IIlUl7fIl'NJ 1117111 D1'1'r'z' farm ,i,,,,f,m,.'f.1 . . A1eC111s01,1J, OIIIO GERALD HUGHES MELVIN JENNINGS HELEN KAISER Christiana, Pennsylvania Moline, Illinois Osceola, Indiana B.A., Music January, 1954 B.A., Bible, Th.B. B.S. in Education ALLEN KANAGY Maniiou Springs. Colorado B.A., Bible Saw' ..,,.w' QR? Qu! .4-4 'ITT1' if GENE KANAGY MARION KILE MARILYN KLASSEN Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Elkhart, Indiana Washington. Iowa B.A., Economics B.S. in Education B.S. in Education S ' K DO,f.I1ORlf CHAIR COAIIPAXY. INC. . . ELKIIART Sf BERNHARD KRAHN FHIEDRICH KRAUSE FRANCES LAIS Sperling, Manitoba, Canada Gronau, Germany Hubbard, Oregon B.A., English B.A., Physics B.A., Natural Science for Nurses H--' CLYDE LANDES Lansdale, Pennsylvania B.A., Music b January, 1954 rf. gf' ALEXANDER LARK ELWIN LEFEVRE CURTIS LEHMAN Chicago, Illinois Sterling, Illinois Castorland, New York B.A., Music B.A., Social Science B.A., History 58 CIIAHLES S DRAKE CO. . . Ph. 35750 . . ELKHART HUSSEL LIECHTY LAVERNE LITWILLER NANCY LONG Archbold, Ohio B.A., Sociology Delavan, Illinois Wesi Liberty, Ohio B.S. in Education B.S. in Education K' wmv! RALPH LUGBILL Archbold. Ohio B.A., Social Science I! , .---- ' DAVID MANN LUCINDA MARTIN EDGAR METZLER Elkhart, Indiana Floradale, Ontario, Canada Scottdale, Pennsylvania B.A., Bible B.A., Psychology B.A., Psychology ' Xurflzwn Incfizlrzzfs Most Modcrn Dt'1JlII'fllIl'l1f Stun' . . IZLKII.-SRT 5 ,5 tAeLA, JOHANNES MEYER GAIL MILLER HAROLD MILLER Velen, Germany Middlebury, Indiana Topeka. Indiana B.A., Physical Science B.S., English B.S. in Education for JAMES N. MILLER Goshen, Indiana B.S., Sociology ani .-u.d ' Nw' 'CIM-f' Kilim kg! RAY MILLER SAMUEL MILLER ARLENE MISHLER Grantham, Pennsylvania Grabill, Indiana McMinnville, Oregon B.A.. Music B.A., Chemistry B.S. in Nursing HU lil CAS, INC. . . lJf8fI'fl7lIfUI'.S' nf pmpuzn' gm-, llllfflfll mill lmllv . , COSI MARY JANE MONSKA CAROL MORSE DORIS MOYER Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Chicago, Illinois Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania B.A., Mathematics B.A., Natural Science B.S., Music M- .fi NATHAN NUSSBAUM Apple Creek, Ohio B.A., Bible 'NeNv'!ll HARRIET OBERLIN ALICE OESCH GALEN OTTO Goshen, Indiana Middlebury, Indiana Springs, Pennsylvania B.S. in Education B.S. in Education B.A., Commerce DAYS TRANSFER, INC. , , ELKIIART JOHN OYER KATHRYN RESCHLY MARY ROHRER Eureka, Michigan Crawfordsville, Iowa Wadsworth, Ohio B.A., Bible B.S. in Education B.S. in Education if ...f-'--'nu WNV 1:'r:,'-'Y' fc-47' PAUL BOTH Bellefoniaine, Ohio Nqr B.A., Natural Science N o.,.f ,,,,..,..:-' 5,3 PHYLLIS SALTZMAN MARJORIE SCHERTZ ABRAHAM SCHMITT South Bend, Indiana Lowpoini. Illinois Blumenhof, Saskatchewan, B.A., Eaucaiion B.S. in Education Canada 62 B.A., Educaiion CAMPUS AUTO SERVICE . . Sandy Oyrr . . GOSIIEN ARDEN SCHMUCKER JOYCE SCHMUCKER LEON SCHMUCKER Louisville, Ohio Eureka, Illinois Alliance, Ohio B.A.. Biology B.A.. Home Economics B.A., Chemistry so if W., -no-uv xN u asf HAROLD SCHULTZ Guelp, Ontario. Canada b In B.A., Hisiory 'Q' Y-s..,-fl' ,Emp 'Sv' .ir--ann' w':: ' OWEN SHOUP ESTHER SHOWALTER DANIEL SLABAUGH Orrville, Ohio Millersburg, Indiana Goshen. Indiana B.A.. Natural Science B.S. in Education B.A.. Natural Science RAY HERRING . . Camera Slmp . . ELKHART MARY ANN SMUCKER GENEVA SPICHER REBECCA SPRUNGER Chicago, Illinois Kalona. Iowa Goshen. Indiana B.S. in Education B.S. in Education B.A., Music 'x..'-f' .. XM: Q 3. 'il 1nv ',,z-Q Hur' aQaM.v ' JAMES STEINER Sterling, Ohio B.A.. Natural Science 0 'nu .W-ww MARY ANN STEMEN ELIZABETH STIEGLITZ EDWARD STOLTZFUS Goshen. Indiana Milford, Indiana Aurora, Ohio B.S. in Education B.S. in Education B.A., English H4 CJUSIIIQX l .'XR.llS DAIRY. INC. . . l'mI4'c'tz'd milk flu' PHVU-Ptlk way , . JOSEPH STOLTZFUS DOROTHY STOVER STANLEY STRYCKER Manson, Iowa Blooming Glen, Pennsylvania Goshen, Indiana B.A., Physics B.A., Naiural Science for Nurses B.A.. Chemisiry qv'- v 2 . mx QBIU' PAUL SWARTZENTRUBER Middlebury, Indiana B.A., Chemistry '! jjMvg Navi ...,,..., ,ivy jg! ROGER SWEISBERGER WELDON TROYER JOSEPH VERAMAY Nappanee, Indiana Aiboniio, Puerto Rico Marshall, Michigan B.S. in Education B.A., Naiural Science B.S., Hisiory I Plzmzv 766 . . 624 Emi fzlcfcsmz Sfrvvf . . GOSHEN 6 FRIEDA WAGNER NORRIS LEWIS WAIYAKI BERTHA WENGER Mount Union, Pennsylvania Nairobi, Kenya Versailles, Missouri B.S. in Education B.A., Social Science B.S. in Education ix ,, Q23 'si 'I' BENJAMIN YODER Goshen, Indiana B.S. in Educaiion 'ART' if-' ,gnu-sql' CHARLES YODER DONALD YODER JAMES YODER Middlebury, Indiana Middlebury, Indiana Garden City, Missouri B.A.. Social Science B.A., Bible B.S. in Education lill,-.MX S'I'I'f1'fI, SKY.-llflff?l,IDI.X'Cl . . C24'f,w You lijl in lhu ll'm'lrf' , , .-KRC'TIIl?Ul.l7 fifi OHIO M CARIU RETORS vgwonlqo jUI1.X'li.L.-XXDIS CO., L ill JESSE YODER MARTHA YODER Elverson, Pennsylvania Middlebury, Indiana B.A.. Speech B.A., Education 'M' 'Qi RUTH E. YODER Parnell. Iowa B.A.. Education 15. a.jc MARY YUTZY Plain City. Ohio B.S. in Education MARY ZEHR Manson, Iowa B.S. in Educaiion . Cf1lrlJl11'r'I41l'111111igllifirfll.x'11r'4'irlfi.x'I.s' . . L.-XXC.'XS'l'I'fIi. IJIQYXSYIJV.-XXI.-X The Biblical eminar T111- FPHI' 1952-53, the tw1'11ti11t11 yvai' uf sem- inary t1'e1i11i11g at Uuslleii 1I1n111'g:1a lllill'1it'i1 ll high point i11 t111' 11ist1n'y 111- t111- 11i111i1'z11 Sl'lll1llill'y. With 68 f1111-ti1111- S1llt1t'll1S. the 1-111'11111111111t vis- 1-1w11e11 the p1'11vi1111s high point 11050-511 hy l111'1'e, with 11111 5111111111 z1111111st 1111 ill t111- 11.11. 1-111'1'i1-11111111. A1'21l1t'lll1l'il11y 11111 yt'ill' was lll2ll'1it'11 hy t111' l't'1lll'l1 111' Howa1'11 1i1llll'1PS to 21 11111 pro- 11955011110 ill NPXN' r11t'S1ii1llf'll1, 111111 thc' 1-xpu11si1111 of the 1,I'2l4'i1l'il1 Work p1'11g1'z1111 to 1'1,1ve1' three yvurs with 1,illl1 11i111'1' as 11i1'1-1't1v1' 111111 as t11z11'11- 1-1' 11f1'vzl11g1'1is111. .-X IWPIIIF'-DPLII' s11111111z11'y shows that ll 1111111 111282 st11111'11ts 111111 111z1t1'i1'111z1te11 ill ll S4'lll1llill'y 1-111'1'i1'11111111 11111'i11g this time. Of the gl'lll1ll1l1t'H 111111 1iUl'Illt'l' S1lI116'lltF1, i111'11111i11g the l'lll'l't'll1 1-lass 111' 1953, 123 1l2lVP 116911 111'11ai111111, 6 11 1111- F-t'I'Villg as p11st111's, 51 as 1'0l'6'1Q.Ill 111issi1111- z11'i1-s, 220 z1s111111111 111issi1111z1ri11s, 31111126 i11 l'1llII'1'1l 1llS111lIliHllil1 2llIIbU1ll1lllf'lltS. US lJl7YI,l'fS'l'f7X1',X'l2l'I1,lJl.X'ClffO.,INC, . . f:l'lII'IIlI 1'1111t1'1l1'l11r.x- . . IJOYI,1'fS'l'011'X, PA. DONALD DRIVER KENNETH HOLDERMAN DAVID HOSTETLER Hesston, Kansas West Liberty, Ohio North Lawrence, Ohio B.D. Th.B. Th.B. --dbg it-4.-di LEROY KENNEL Shickley. Nebraska if MARION SNYDER Alice, Texas Th.B. v w W 35- DANIEL STOLTZFUS KENNETH WEAVER JOHN MARK YODER Jackson, Minnesota Newport News, Virginia Nappanee, Indiana Th.B. Th.B. Th.B.. B.A., English GARJIAX BROS. LUHBER CO.. INC. , . CZUSIICIIQN nzoxt ITIUIICTII Izzmlwr IIKIIUI . . COSH EN Q 69 QP fr., , -, a. , A 55-'?P?j,i, , iq' li f ...f -' '25 nk 5 at The School of ursin Two long tan Dehiotos, 4-arrying nine girls eat-h. pull away front the front gate at fbfilil in the lnorning. .-Xnother ilay of slntv at lllllxllllfl Gen- eral Hospital has lregnn. As the stnelents work with their patients, or sit in vlasses nniler stall tloetors antl nurses, Goshen College Sehool of Nursing is hroatlening its ontreaeh anal strength- ening its 4-apat-ity for servire. lfight girls were in the first elass in V950 antl nois a total oi' sl? slutlents are at-tive in hospital aluty . Not only are they getting general experienee at li.ll.iH., hut tht-v are also ree-eiving training in spe1'ifi1'f'iel1ls at various illlllllllltlti hospitals. This year sees a great milestone in the life of the Ulf. Srhool ol' Nursing tht- granlnation of that first 1-lass of eight. With this voines the partial fnlfilhnent of nnu-h working. planning, anal tlreaniing. as well as a glitnlrse' into ilu- years aheatl. TH ,lll1,1'fS I..-tI301t,t'l't7HlI'S, INC, , A l'fl,KlI.-lltlf IND, . . XIIIIQFIYX' nf . , RUTH BEARD Elkhart, Indiana B.S. in Nursing MARGARET BRUBACHER CHARLOTTE HERTZLER Ayr, Ontario, Canada Goshen, Indiana B.S. in Nursing B.S. in Nursing FLORENCE RHEINHEIMER Shipshewana. Indiana B.S. in Nursing MARY KAY SAUDER New Holland. Pennsylvania W B.S. in Nursing Asks LOIS SHANK Goshen, Indiana B.S. in Nursing ALKA-SELTZER, ONE- ww? ici '? 'X 7904 'UR 'iam ELNORA WEAVER Gulliver, Michigan B.S. in Nursing , LEONA YODER Goshen, Indiana B.S. in Nursing A-DAY fbrurzdj VITAMINS, BACTINE and TABCIN Winton' Bible School Thu- XVint1-1' Bihlc 'l'm'm olfcrvcl illtClISiVC Bihh' training, in- SigllfSillftbCllllftlllliSfUl'yllIlLlChlL'tl'il'lL',21l1llCUlll'SL'S i11p1'z1c-tical work. Thirty stuxlcnts em'olln-nl for thc day' classy-s, and nvarly 200 for tht- L'Yl'llillLf clussvs. Thc three weeks' School for Xlinistc-rs providccl l'L'fl'l'Shk'l' collrsvs for ministvrs now in uc-tivc sn-rvicc. 'I'wmuty-onc ministers uttemlcd full timc. h'IilliHl1'l'S5 Svhool ig, ,., gn-A -I-gy .H 1- ,. , --W Y- A ' ' ' 'f ggdlrwh. -. -- L1 '-'02 :iff ' ' :T f ' -N .Q E' 7.7. 3, l Y 5 - V ::. ff ' r , ,- v L- --A :E :. P' A 1 ...V -V---Puff. , g' ., :Ralf-i !'Lf.T A ',. -pf ,::'si':'A' -1 5,,..,.V.. 4, :La - ll IIOHICl,f'.1ll3l'fIiA-XXI? Sl'l'l,l,Y CU. , , C1111 thx' llrmlazv' 1l1ln1lu'l': 156' -I n M CJOSIIICN rvP'-v,i'- ' - Fr, FO1'1'igll Stuflcnls Fmvign stlldvllts IATIHII all mr-1' the wurlcl IIQIYL' umm- to our CHIIIPIIS, to lin' and to study with us. In nliscussimn groups, and in visits to Yi1l'i4lllS ccnmmmitics and L'lllllAQ'llt'S they slmrv their L'XPl'l'it'llCL'S and iclcas with us and Clllllk' tu know umu- uluont um' Clllllltl'y uml our life, thus C'0Ilf.l'il1lltilIQ tu Ll lu-ttm' lllHlCl'StL1llChllfl illllilllg natimns. 56001111 SCIIIPSIHI' Sluclvnts 'Q 'f J' Merle Springer Junior John Shenk Junior Hans Hillerbrand Junior Clemens Hallman Freshman Henry Eby Freshman PINE MANOR. INC, . . TIITIQUU Pmzlfs. Bully Clzirlfs. 17171111711 F1'f'1l,s , . GOSHEN 1 v Urganizatimls W Tlwn 1. s 1 1 '01 '0 s w F9 I ' tu lent ll rllllldtl ll P ulrf-ally fum-tinning. Twu ol' these- wvrc' the- Sun- SllillP Nlalv CIIUYIIH anal thef- KIH.-X l,ilm'arv. The first 12.41. zmnual, T110 RP- flrfrtur. was lblllllililltlll. Nam' QT stmle-nt Hl'g2llliZilti0llS lrifl fm' nur PXtl'2l1'lIl'l'i1'lIlill' tinw. :Xu ECA-X CUllll4'il is trying tu inlvgrutc- student uvtivities. Thr' '53 Nlaple- lmzii' is IPFPSPIII' HI lu ylill. 51 'six f 'R ea SX H-View FW fi ,Fw 'Q 'N if , v ' .F w M.-aka. W 'ir Nl' K ' x af .X 53 my vs-Q .-X x N. S x Y. X Q f ff X if 'A ' sw S' 4' .p 15, ,. A Qmr warmw T, -v D ' v QT 'ge I., I , O Q!! 5 Q if A-iw' A ,-'V:1, . 41671 -Af fv- 'T' O T he YPCA Serving the entire stnilent hotly anti giving as many stlulents as possible tjitlbtjlilllllty to serve in the name of Christ. the YPCA is the largest stualent organization ul' Goshen College. With eoneern that eaeh student UIQIIUXS' lillristi' anal have the resulting motivation Hto mulge Him lmuwiin the purposes to help students ST t THE Y CABINET in every urea nl' their lives. llilHil'lll4?ll ul' the eight vuln- mittees meet with the ullieers weelvly in at lizlliinet meet- ing lor at slevntimull periml, anal il cliseussiun of t'2lllll!llS lnwrlrlenls. Realizing that all of life must lie Cltristizin anal eunnut lie iliviilecl intu t'0llIlPill'tlllt'llt!-X, the Cabinet strives tn lrring together :intl integrate ezlell area of life zlruunil ll pllilusuplly ul' lihristian I,iSt'illlC'!'5llili. TH cscwslllcx msn 1- 110012 c:cm1P,yi.x'r . . c:0s1115N ,Gm HA ii.. Sviellce- Club spmisurwi an open lluusv that iillpressml FVCl'yUllC who atteilclwl .... Tliv Ailvlpllium still 4-lean ami paint the fountain 1-x'e1'y full ziml spring .... The' All1lllb0llS get up at 5:-13 to gn un lrirnl hilws .... The- 0110111565 gave za joint spring t'0lll'9l't with thv lfllxllarl Sympllolly lJl't'llt'SIl'H . . . . Tlwrcl is sunw ?XU'1l4'lll'l'i1'llllll' avtivity to meet eve1'yu1u-'s Sliiil?-iillltd nceuls. STAR TANK AND BOAT CO ..,. X If1r!14frlr'Il11'r'l'.v uf lllfllll lzmlfs . , CIOSIIICX i ,Vw - px. , : h 1 ' - 1 - Av' 9. . H' -' .- h , 1 ., in -:QF --f'-' w e-3 . f lgfir 4 'P J , :J -rg: it . .9 is. n if wi f 'fx -3,4 i mg, 4 1 -if M, :'., J ' r .. z- 16 4 1 ,' Q, , , . . ,, , , Q W .I Q I 'H' I ff' ws-fri' -Q. . 13 f 6 ',.'xl3kl11'N,..- 1.1 .1 .. , f I .,.r' V- . I 4-A.,-ritf , Pg' 73'!.l. . ' , s if , A A ----Q EEXU-llsioll Cllllllllitlti' Devotiollzll Collllllilttee II NOIIQVQ' taught Sunday sehmlllI at Lllellst Cllxlve, Sunnyside, ul' XX41lXYklSl'L', ul' helped with the eIllIl work there, ill' distl'iIl- nted 'flu' MvllIlL'21I'ly Slllldilj' lIIOl'llI1lg, O1'Sll11fI, with il visitation group Sunday alItel'lloclll, YOIIIVC IJGGII heIping the EXTEN- SION COMMITTEE in its work of extending Chl'ist's king- LIUIII. CEIIQIIFIIICIIZ 'Inhll Bender, NIt1l'jOl'IC Sehelitx. RGINCIII- In-l' Work Days Iast tall? Thats one way you helped the SEIIYICE COMMITTEE ill its 6llcIezlYol' to serve sCIlorlI, eIlln'eIl, and COlI1I11llllItY. If you were il IlIond CTOIIOI' ill the reeent Ullilpkliflll. ol' Ilave given to relief drives, Ol' Ilzlve served ill week-ellcI YS, you halve served tIlis COlIIIIIIttl'l'. CITIQIIYIIICIIZ .IZIIIICS N. Miller, Geneva Spin-Ilelz Buck of the elllllpaign ful' l1lOl'L' 1'L'VC1'C1ICC in Chapei, the dISIl'IlJlItIOll to students of the I'ppz'r RUUHIV, the ulgzlllizzltlclll of Tuesday night PIHYCI' groups. and the Thursday SIIICTCIIT ehzlpeIs, is the DEVO- TIOXAI. COMMITTEE, trying to nnlke your CICVOTIOIIHI Iife lII4ll'C IIICLUIIIIQTIII. CTTIHITIIICIIZ Xilthilll NIISSIJLIIIIII, Mary CFOII. rv ,Y.kv 5 l f T Q p Servive ,,-19' IIOIIIIIITTTU1' Service Committee members m a k i n g assignments for Work Days ti Q-3 TS CII.-ISIC BAG CO,III'ANY . . Bugs uf ull IQIIIIIS . . GOSIIEN Lp. 4 Fw. l,llllll'1'll aml Svlmol t:1'lllll0llS lmmm You all belle-fitccl from tllc NOllC'0IllUl'll1ltf'XYl'l'li clmpvls spam- sorecl by the CHURCH AND SCHOOL HRIATIUNS Cc INI- BIITTEE, featuring Ccralcl Stuclcr and Ray Bair as spcakws, You who pallicipatccl in tllc Clasp:-l Te-um cluring Clwistnnas vacation also helped to lu-ttel' relations l76tXYi'C'll our clmrcll and colll-gc. Cllairmenz XVillis Breckluill, Nla1'yYutxy. Cliv- iug to tllc worthy causes in thc missicm clriw- was youu' way nl lwlpillg flu' MISSION STUDY ffUXlXllFlVl'El'l zlcllimt' its goal. Cllllll'lllL'llZ sl. P. Uycr, Blarian B11-ncllc. Nlliilllll Sllllh ftblllllllllti WW lil PENN CONTROLS, INC. . . A!tlIlllftlt'flll'f'I'S nf llllffllllllfil' l'UllfI'UI.N' . . CJUSIIIJQN' MQ, ug Q, 1 vf, at N N Finance Committee chair- men counting up the results of the fund drive Fillullu- Ii0llllllIIll't' You support thc hy your work, hut it ucccis IIIOIIGY to czlrry ou this xyork. You hi-Ip with fillallccs hy giving to the plcclgv cIl'iyc IIIICICI' thi- clirvctioll of the FINANCE COMMIT- TEE. ciilI1Il'llIL'lIZ .Iay Zehr, Lois Hurst. The MEMBER- SIIIP COMMITTEE is ollc which serves you, the lllelll- hcrs, through IIILLQQQIZIIIUS ill thc IAIIIIIQC, puhlishillg thi- hullci- hook, llllli l'ClIlL'll1i7CI'IIlQ,' you ill ilhlcss ol' Ilclulxfclllellt. Chair- lllttlll Ilulolcl Schultz, Ii11l'ID21l'Ll IDf,'tVVCIiCl'. If youive ell- joyccl the all-school sociuis, IIUIIIL'-Clllllillg festivities, IJIHI161' Nights, and l'L'iilXIl'lQ,' Week cucls at BI'lllliiiS Ciiliiill, ol' have Ili-Ipod stage Lilly of tha-sc events, you uppleciutv the Work the SOCI,-Xl, COMMITTEE has ciouv. cii'l21Il'lII6llI Abc Hostctter, Miichw-LI Cil'LliM'l'. Social CQDIIIIIIIIIP1' III4'lllllvl'sIlip Collllllittee fix' FEBRUARY XX J' lo is .l luulsnn url. Social Committee members mak- ' ing decorations for a party rnsl. I .lu . ., gm ,H ' 3 M X 1111 7 lm sp 1 ml l U A slum it gin 2 9 1 L., 3 I0 M I Jil Pwlfl' SDQIVIV L Eve-1 4 ll , y y It Q N l.:'::r:1s4.y.l H ll gm- 5 I2 I ,y is ulnlsrlw ur K T 4 DW' SQKVIFP HYLK X 6 Q A, I3 20 'lTKENl'E 9 00-3 il? fri x If ' 1, A350 fl : ul 1 lu senlffs 1 Ju v. fl V- l I4 X ,l..ll4u 1-l-1 S I T The handy bimonthly calendar is put out by the Membership Com- mittee. - CIOSIIIQX' l.IlPI,l'f.Illfl'N I' CO., INC. . , Gum! l'lfHIlJHlI'II1' uulkus' ll good SU H f!ll'lll!'l' l11'H1'r Cl11'iSti2:ll1 WlJ1'li61'5q Band Ons of tht- Ol'Ql1l'liZLltiUl'lS promoting Cfhristizm fellowship on tht- campus is Christiana XYorkt-rs' Buricl. lts priinury aim is to provich' incssugt-s on tlw snhicct ol' xx'oi'hl-xx'ich- Christian surv- ict-. CNYB is ch-sigm-ct to lllvtt tht- in-mls oi' dom-ns of Chris- tian workcrs. who lc-iivv this nnwting L-x'vi'y Sunday to scru- in mission Siinchiy' schools. or to go on visitation. Foreign Missions Fc-llowsliill WESTERN RUBBER CO. . The FMF is ll group of students who havc hcen, or plan to he missionarics, and others who are iiitcwstccl in foreign mis- sions. Activities include the aimnul Nlissionury fjUlilft'l'CIlL'4:', monthly im-stings, and sponsoring of L1 nnmhei' of CXYB pro- grains. . GOSIIEX HI Menuoiiite Historical foeiety Now in its tweiity'-eiglitli year. tlie Mennonite Historical Society continues its promotion Ol.All2ll721PflSt-Nlt'l1llOllltC liistory tlirongli qiiarterly lectures, support of tlie splen- clicl ancl growing Nlennonite Ilistorical lc,ili1'ai'y lnow 10,000 volnniesl. ancl pnlilication of tlie .l1f'l1l1lHI11C Qimiffwly Rci'icu'. Its notalmle acliieveinents liave licen niacle possilile ln' a corps of clevotecl scliolars ancl writers snpportecl l55'L1lltlllllllklll1lt3Il1l7L'1'SlllPOligotll 100 stuclents and faculty. Peace Society UN police action, US. arinainent, rearniing japan, anal Point Four influence oin' future worlcl peace. Tliese are plans of action for tlie prolmleins ot Coininnnisin, refugees, ancl linngcix Tlie Peace Society seelis to promote peace action ln' piovicling liooks, litei'at1n'e, peace teains, inter- collegiate peace tlisenssions, anal inontlily' meetings, Charles XXI-lls. Paul llarris, Xlniiel Lester, Alolin Ilowartl Yoder, and Harold Sliirk were visiting ll'L'flll'l'I'S. L li.itfXl.XX .NTU 881,115 um! S1iHY1CT1i . . .Yrn L' u.w-il euizx- , . 1500 IC. 1,in4'o1n . . GOSIIEX Christopher Dock C11111 T111- 1'11'Ill1'Il1H.l'1 51-1-111111 111 1111- CI111'is111- 11111-1' 13111-11 C11111 111-11-111111-11 111-11' 1111-111- 111-rs 111111 111-121111 11s 11-11155 111-1111111-5 111111 1111115 llll UXY111 XY1- 11111111 Y1111 111 1111- T1-111-1111111 1'1'111'1-ss11111.H 111 c,l'1U1T1'l' 511 lll1'lll11l'l'S 11'1-1'1- gm-S15 111 11 11111'11-g1'11111- 1111-S1-11111111111 1111 1111- 11111 111 C111i1IlC111'l' S1-1111111. TXX'1l 1111111-1 11151-11ss11111s, 11111- 1-11- 11111-11 '1111-1111111 11i111s 1111' Flltllll' 'TL'1lL'1l- L'l'S,U 1111- 111111-11 1'P1111-111-T1-111-111-1' 111-111- 11UllS111lJS,N 11'1-1'1- 1111-51-1111-11 1:11l'1111' X11ll'L'1l 111111 A11111 1111-1-tings. '1'111- 1-11111 1111111-1-1 1111' 1111- f'1'Lll' 1111s 1111- s111111s111'111g 111 Ll 111111 111 111'11 111 1111- X1-11'1-115111-. 111111111111. 111111111- 51-1111111s. I11-1'1- 1111- 111111113 111-1-111111- 111-- 11111111111-11 111111 1111- 51-11-111-1-. 1-11111pi11g, 111111 11111111-1'g111'11-11 p1'11g1'11111s 1111-1'1-. r T111- St'L'UIlK11ll'f' 1-11111-11111111 51-1-111111 111! C111'1s111p111-1' D111-11 211811112111 s111111- 111s1-11s- s11111 p1'11g1'11111s. 111 1111- 11111 11 g1'1111p 111 11111-15111 5111111-111s 1-11111p111'1-11 51-1111111 sys- 11-111s 111: 111111-11-111 L'Ull1l1lA1L'S. 111 x111l'1'11 1111' c11JS11t'1I Ilig11 S1-1111111 5111111-111s 111-11- 11111-51-111 111 1111- l11L'1'11Ilg 111 111111- ll 111s1-11s- S11111 1111 1-11111-1s111s 111 5111111-111 11'L1C11L'1'S. 1111' 11111 S1-1-111111s 111111 51'Yl'l'1l1 1-11111111111 111-1111111-s. 111 1'11'11l'll2ll'X' C11111- F. S111- 11111, 11111111111 Q11111111' 511111-1'11111-11111-111 111 S1-1111111s. sp11111- 1111111- g1'1111ps. T111- 11-11115 111-1111111-s 11'1-1'1- 111'1111g111 111 11 1-111s1- 111111 1111- 11-11 1111' 1111 511111-1'1'1s111g 11'11C11L'l'S. CIIARLICS 11. AIXLAY . . .'11fUl'l11'1l 111 l1l1L1 . . COSHEX 10311, q1lSlC Club The emphasis of Music Cluh this year was on group par- ticipation in activities such as maclrigal singing, caroling, instrumental ensemhles, and the presentation of a Bach cantata. Special events incluclecl a recital of liecler hy julia Latta Dietz, a lecture on Amish music hy Charles liurlihart, and a vocal recital luv Professor Dwight NVelclv. The cluh is open to all stutlents interestetl in the apprecia- tion ancl perforinance of music. pamsh Club At Spanish Cflulm meetings, we sing Spanish folk songs ancl play' games. XYe also trv to ohserve certain holitlavs as near to the tratlitional Spanish manner as possihle. Often stuclents who have visitecl Spanish-speaking countries give us illustratecl lectures of their present-clav life ancl culture. XYe all look torwarcl to the annual spring Fiesta ancl lianquet which terminates our cluh meetings for the . . fi I 11 Ill lII'l1Hl'fl . . Inv. .'xLfI'IH'lf . . Sn'uxfuriusurun1'1',wwilritn . . Spolui liuilcliu GOSIIILN' Frellch luh Le Cercic Frzmcufs proximh-s il glimpse of Fra-inch cultmt for intcrcsteci students. Duringthccourscotthcy'c1u'tiit c'uh was llllltit' uxx'gu'c of the possihilitics for Christi ui scrvicc in France hy' at French rchct' worker. Ciill'iStIlll curoiing in French was an event ht-forc the Cfhristm is hoiiciays. A tmvci film of l i'a1ncci1cipcd to inakc Frcn life more real. To top oli the years activities Niohcrt s coinechg lic .ilczlcciri AIlI1,Ql'C Lui, was stugccl. G61'lllEll1 C111 J Der Deutsche Ycrein is composed prilnzuih' of students enrolled in German courses. It meets monthly and has two major functions. The first ohjcct is to increase ones understanding ot and appreciation for the Ccrlnan peo- ple. The second is to provide a lahorutory for CUllYCl'Sll' tion. XVe learn ahout composers and writers. and sing folk songs and hymns. Pictures are shown1 Qauncs are played-kurz gesagt, wir lcrnen wie che deutsche Leutc lehen. P. C. G.-XRMAN. D,D.S. . . Irwin Hnilzling . , COSIIEX A ufluhon ociety t em Club Line iuspcctiun is complctccl. Contact . . . and with a roar that is music tu our cars, we are will Oncc again wc soar tircc and casy above our earthly cares. Truly we are a Iittlt- cluscr to he-avcn. This ycar flying, has again hc- cumc a rcality tu scvcral of our mcmlicrs as they passccl thcir final Hight tcst and rc-ccivccl thcir licensc. Brcak- fast flights, films, and gucst spcalicrs alturclccl us an intcr- cstingi ancl cxciting agcncla fm' thc year. Building hircl fccclcrs ancl shcltcrs was an outstancling project for this ycarls Aucluhuns. Aftcr tht- tccclers wcrc constructccl in Nuvcinlie-13 ineinhers locate-cl thcm at suit- ahlc places on the campus and fillccl them regularly for thc winter hircls. Early morning hircl hilics lic-pt Auclu- huus chcclxing their hircl lists anal rccm'cling spring oliscr- vatiuns. Dr. XVitmcr prcscntccl liircl sliclcs at unc mceting arul at anuthcr Dr. Clcn Nlillcr gavc a numlicr uf points on whcrc to fincl anal huw to rccognizc tliltcrcnt liircls. x xg' 145 ,fx 1 II. CLAIR :UISTl'TZ, 11,11 . . I'l111.vi4'im1 mul SIll'Ql'UlI . , GOSIII N mgwyjg if .,.,x Home Economies Club High lights of the XL'LlI'.S progrzun inelucletl the initiation Ct'1't'lll0lly,21 Cliristnius project tinulxing aprons tor u ehil- clrenls home D, slides shown by Xlrs. llerinun Tun ol! Indo- nesia, ir tour through ii lmlxery, and u film. To assist in the ruising of money, use was nmcle of uworlx evenings, sini- ilar to the college work cluysf' during wliic-li elulm meni- lmers gave one or more hours of their time perforining some task in the area of Home Economies. Science Club Science Clulm is composed of students from xm'yii'lg fields of seiei1ce-niatheinuties, physics, elu-inistry, and medi- cine. CLC. students got L1 goocl glimpse of these vuryiiig interests in the Science Open Ilouse sponsored hy this elnlw. There they saw everything from 21 liloocl trans- fusion to the heartlneat of il ehiek emlmryo, from elu-mical experiments to seeing whit-h were their most eoniplimen- tary Colors. CARL JI. IIOSTETLEH. MJD. . . F304 lf. Linvoln Arr. . . CJOSIIEN Meds Dorm Council The Nlenls Dorm Couneil was organized to foster greater Christian fellowship and unity among tlie resident men stu- clents, and to develop strength of Cl1k1l'k1CfCl', self-control, and ll sense of social responsiliility lay eo-operating in clormitory liv- ing. During tlie year tlie Council pureliasecl magazines for tlie social rooms and sponsored Meuls Open House. 1 -. 1075 if 9 N Q 0 0 W omen S House GOVCI nment ASSOCIHUOII Tlie XYIICA seelas to promote good dormitory living and to provicle experience in pzutieipation in clormitory government. The llltllll events it sponsors are Sisters All, Heart Sisters XVeeli, uncl spring Open House. NS C. K, l3l'Q.X'DI'fR, .lI.D. . , l'l1i1sieir1i1 and SIIIQQUOII . . COSHEN G-Council TAA Thc CL-Cuuucil aucl XYA.-X auc ll0IIUI'lll'y' cluhs iu which mcmlwrslup is uut gniuccl hy' signing tht- will or paying tlucs. hut mtlicr, ull stuclcuts wlm liuvc curuccl It-ttcrs hy' participating iu sports liccumc mcluhcrs. It is thc purpusc ul' thcsc cluhs to muti- vutc thc uthlctic prugraiu uucl tu hclp stuclcuts hc- cumc hcttcl' ucqluliutccl tluwmugh playing tugcthcr. lu cu-upcrutiou with thc Athlctic Cumuuttcc, the Cl-Cuuucil autl XYAA spousurccl Sntllrclny' cvcuiug gym purtics plus sucials ut llulluwccu, cll1I'iSllllL1S. uutl Vulcutiuc's Day. Uthci' high lights ul' thc ycai' werc thc tl-Cuuucil suppcr, ll l1u'cu'cll purtx' lm' Roman, uucl a wccli cutl at Biuuliis Cuhiu. E , . mf' ICE Cltli.-UI .W,m'1m- , , cull 3-15402, E1,1c1mm' so The Reeorfl off Lf' '-,.1 4 X Q X 'N M extxf-H,fN,,-.. J . . rr 50th Anniversary Celebration WW EGOSHENSCOLLEGEE nnn I s e We ty Approves Interim ECA Bodyg 'ai Quartet Slated for Friday 45- v 'L -, The Record Stall' can look hack over a year of high achievement. since this year marks the first time a Hecorcl has won the All-American rating hy the Associ- atetl Collegiate Press. The Statt has lreen on the juli all year lrecause tleacl- ks ln lilies must he met every two wee spite of cliliiculties such as stall' changes, they have lmrought out a paper each time. Keeping stuclents informetl on all phases of college lite so that they can sec college activities as a whole, lreiug a souncliug lmoarcl for stutleut opinions, providing a place for expression for stu- clents' literarx' skills, making contacts 11 American Soil' Committee Report Accepted With Prany Program in Union For Permanent Student-Faculty Comp' , , ' x - t U 35 r or-3 V gy with alumni and parents-these are some ELA, I ' ' -r ' Y 'Ql,'.IQi'. I.Z'.f ol' the tasks of the Record. lts goal is to uw' Q35 gffxggyfyjwxx fulfill them in the best way possihle. fill liXCfll.-LYCJIC 1't'13I,ISlII.X'G CORPORATION . . Pzlblis-l1er.r of THE FARMERS EXCIIANCJIQN . . NEW PARIS The A - aple Leaf Sf J iw, xyilfixillg imril, liariiig tim, li-ziriniiig ulmui thi- 13.11, .il'51mi.-111-time 5i'l'llIQQll finish:-rl 15l'llii't'i-liliw'Sl' timings wi- vu- juy ml lugt-tilm' in an attempt in llllliil' lili- ali CLC.. in 02-JIS ilu- lJl'l'lIlllllL'IlliX Im' ' you. Editor Virgil Yoder Associate Editors Mary Ellen Yoder Marian Hostetler Copy Editor Dolores Stump Section Editors Pat Harnish Darlene Metzler Loren Weldy Photographer Ben Nase Artist Rita Clemens Business Manager Dave Yoder Assistant Business Manager Louise Croyle Advertising Assistants John Lerch Darrel Hosietler Lester Graybill Hobert Yoder Typist Marilyn Baker ,XIEXNUXITE PUHLISIIIXC Il0l'Sl'f . . I-lvliginllx Iitvn1I11l'f' for UHIII' lIf't'lIS' , . Czlfzllmf fm n'qlu'.st . . SCOTTDALE, PA, HI 'l'lmcrc xvcrc significant cvcnts in thc ficici of cichatc this ycur: un intcnsivc iiitiuiiiiiml cichatc program with 50 purticipantsg thc rculimtion hy thc dclmtcrs of thc spiritual ami ethical vuincs of this ycuifs qncstion, Fail' Einployincnt Pructiccsg the L'iilHllX of il iilllll'-Xl'2lli cichuting prognnn for Boh Hcrshhcrgcrg ami tonrnzlnicnt participation hy iil'St-XCLII' clchutcrs at Plll'CillC, Klum-hcstcr, Kalanmfoo, uml Chicago, und hy nppci'-class dc- lmtcrs ut Notrc Dtnnc. The Forensic Council Debate ami F0l'C11SiCS Winners of speech contests Thcrc wcrc two spccch contcsts for women, which wcrc won hy HUSLIIIIIZI Ilostcticr, Rita Clicmcns, mid .Icancttc Nlilicr. Ccm- ffztskcy, Ivan Yoclcr, Fioycl Nh-tx, ami Richurcl C:l'1li7Cl' cznnc ont on top in thc thrcc incnis contcsts. Going to ott- cznnpns intcrstutc cvcnts wcrc Friccicrich Kransc and Nlury Eiicn Yoclcr in lntcrstutc Orzitoricai. Toni Dicnci' ami Bonnie Brnnk in Pcucc Orzltoricui, ami Hans IIiiic1'h1'ami and Rita Clcim-ns in cxtcinporinIcons spcaking. This ycznfs Spccch Honors Bunqnct was ll IQZIIPXVUII to Nliss Sonnncrs. ni KIUSIIILX' CII! 'HAY ANI? I,.-Xlllllili, INC, , . QIIIIIIIIU n'oorIr'11u'11rr' ,s'i11c'z'I9Ul ,T F..-.F I g . i 2 S . Colleglate Chorus Pl'0gl'illNS in sn-vclul lm-al L'lllll'Clll'S ka-pt tlu- SCIIULIIIIL' lvm' Cullcgilltn- cjh0I'llS full cluriug thc pn'-Eustvl' svzlsull. Bv- cuusc of the li1l'flCllllll1lK'l'iII this Xt'i1l'!S group, mm uxtcml- ed tours were takcn. Tha-rc was ll x'm'icty in typw of music Sung in the p1'ogl'zuns whip-ll the clmmlls gave-. ll:- cllldud won- cl1u1'alcs by Bach and Xluzurt, East:-1' songs i1l'1'i1l'lgt'd by Rulucrt Shaw, and NL-gm spirituuls l1l'l'11I1gLk'Cl by thc llil'L'CtOI', C:llU.1'IL'S Blll'lillLlI'l. In IJC'L't'lI1l3Cl' Collo- giatc Chorus cmuulmillcd with A Cluppcllu CIINJYIIS and thc Nlotct Singn-rs to prcscnt Bac-lfs Cl1ri.s'fnm.s Orufwrin, and in Nlay thc ChUlAllSL'S sung tin- H1'quir'm Ivy Bmhnns. ,Cx jg., H 4. 1 x : ,w,,- .R W Y Yi x A rn! K X ,'.gjf3 QlJ,,,2E rgfff? hh.. '..w.,.r.w,' PM ' L. .11-I wuw,m.'uT,f-1 m.n,m...1,um-urx-ww: ,, f,,1 .':.' A NJ: . ,LA 1 TJ ,- Q-aJ51.a,'--fo :rnI,,v x , S , r,gH 't 1 i' F7 1 :fp H Fx M ' , fly fd'11'2'5n?', i7 ? nm., m..'r.n ,.,.,,,- zu pi' nr,,vL.mn,.- L.,mV nul.n.m.-umm-n hw! . jzrfdfliziz, zpfgfff VYIVF ,- 3 - l-J .,'1??' Y vw, 5 5 .1 V , X .pu rm , X , r, me :,43c. 'jr. 7 5 .4?Ff1 gfEf3,,:fl7, .:i,2 rlrlggf K 1 w w w V ' V ' Y ' 1 ' w XT ' 1 Q 0 Q gi' lf: 17 - 15:,:g? 1512 , I Nxg-p!FFf.'1:1' fp p ig- , If GOSIIEN COLLEGE BOOKS'I'ORli AND SNACK SHOP . . Srrz'iu,q flu' r'nll4',Qw family 93 ll -N-x f , ,,-fd N gin . ygit -X tffzippellu Chorus llgnxl work, Inn. and it-llmvsliip togcthvi' inzulc this yvai' ' ' w 1 w inuthvi' SllL'L'USSillI one lui' tht' A-X Cuppcllzl C,I'IUl'lIS. 'lht' singing of Lnithcins and Q-liuiuhts of KliH'Cl'0Ilt pt-riucls anal Limit hymns wi. tht' Q-him-h QLIYL' mich ont' 21 2I'l'Lltt'l' upprc- L ititinn Iiimi'1iliisit'. Tiiiim uf fciluwsiiip SllCI1ilSthL'UlltilIQ 5..g,, ggi i M15 x vac aww, Galley ,Q ewwzza QAM Geihcn, Ind-nu J..,,1.f 4' u,1.1,, .m,..,., SEASON ws ss , . I i , , .Mn uf it.,4i.,, .!, ut Brniikxs Cfuhin iwlpvcl catch unc fool ht' was ll part of mint- hirgc hnnily. Ot Q-mi1'st-, sharing tht- iimjssty uf chu- 1'a1h'sulicltht-he-aintynfliyiiinstliiclspirituzlls with church- us in Ohm and IR-iiiisyhuinizi was thc high ligli yuan: Uthvi' high Spf C7mturio and Bmliiiis' t ot the mts wcfix- singing But-hs ClII'f.S'flI1lIS Hl'tlIlit'Ill with tht- ntlwr climiiscs. ilfii I i L ' 1, X 4 , szg ' 5 .NIUKJI I, HC ISHLII C'Ulil'Uli.X'I'lU.X' . , .xfllllllfllffllll'IZS' nf iizrvlulriiml VIIIPIPVI' gnu x CIOSIIILX' flotet Si11gC1'S FUU1' ycurs agu tlic Nlutct Singcrs wcrc urguiiixcil umlci' tlic clirccticm nl' Xliss Nlairy Uycl' as 111: cxpcrimcntail gllhllp. Vl1llCll'1Nlli1JlDSt' luis liccii tu ll'2ll'll aila1l'Qcz1imnilltul' lcss familial' sucrccl anal Sl'Clll11l' music cluting llmni tlic Hcmiissiilicc tu tlic Cmitc111pm'al'3' pi-riml. liccuiisc nl' iis sifc, tlic Xlotct Siingcrs arc lmcst Sllll'l'Cl to small xcinsitiu wm'lQs not practical for Ll large' group. li! zulclitimi to 1 wccli-ciicl trip to Illinois in Xlnrcli, tlic clnmis tuurccl Cmiiicla, parts of Xcxx' Hnrli, PCHlISf'lX'2llIl2l. Uliw, aural Nlicliiguii m'c1'tlic Ez1stcl'Yacutioi1. Tlic clim'i1sycz11'cllc ccl with il sccului' piwgiuiii in Xluy. GOSHEN COLLEGE M lmwmn MARY OYER - DIRECTOR 1 RY , l' l j lil ii lllm ,,., l l1V, lllllwv, Y DUTCH HAID BAKERY . . Hmm' nf qlltlllflj 111111111 guuclx . . 2223 S. .llrlill cmslllfx ei 1 E i All1'Ul'2l-AVON 'l'hc Avons and Ani'oi'as hcgan thc ycai' hy' prcscnting tht-ir halt' of tht- solicitation prograin, which was hascd on Nlothci' Cloosc rhynics tclling of plans lor thc coming ycar. Latci' tht- A-A's had a hilarious timc whcn tlicir frcshnian nicinhcrs stage-cl skits showing how thcy would appcai' in tht-ir fnturc profcssions. Thc big projcct of thc prcscntation of fjlll' Town hy Thornton NVilclci'. Tht- hard work of clircctoi' Dick Bi1i'khoklci', thc acting of Vancc Clcorgc, lioscinary Van Dykc, and thc yczn' was thc rcst of thc cast, and thc co-opcration of thc Pl'UdllCtiUll connnittccs niatlc it a sncccss. Tho socictics can also look hack ovci' tht- ycar in sports with icclings of satisfaction. In tht- spring tht- A-A s co-opcratcci with thc A-X s to prcscnt thc big social cxcnt oli thi- ycar, Spring Fm-st. 'Jo CITY I,lflI1'l'.-XXI? U'.'X'I'l'Q1i , , Swr'1'ir1uGoxli1'ri simw' ISUQ' . , CIUSI Adelphizul-VQPSE Pt'l'i3ll The A-Y XCUI' lu-gun with IRIIIIICIAS, Ctllllplligll spa-vt-114-5, lltlltlilllltitlllfi. clvrltst mlm-lvgaltcs. and m-ws rt-portt-rs stu!- illgt1Ill0Ck L'UIlX't'llttHIlIQUI'lIK'il'SlllifttllttlilllHl'U1ll'tlIIl. Om' Sllllllklf' thu A-Y.:-, took am all-rluy' 1-xc-llrsion to lunar Hun- dvts .NIc'.s'.s'i11l1 l7t'l'1-Ul'll1l'll Ivy tht- LxIliYt'l4SilX XlllStL'ill Ho- CIUQ' ut Ann Arbor. 1 Ins C,h1'1stnu1s IJICIQVIIS C,f1r'1.s'fn11l.v Carol was p11-st'1'1tt-cl with Lt-roy Kvnm-I clirvcting. Cllalf. - tlbll clCl'lbt'l'NS Ptllttlllylll ot Scroogv Quad tht- ut-ting ol thc l'i'StUftIlt'L'11SfNYlH IUIISLIHL' l't'IllK'llllTt'l'L'll. I lu- X vs ua ll uns sponsorvtl the ,Xlnnllul XXUIHUIIS 5l3t'l'L'll Lonttst xml z1wu1'clt-cl 21 prizv to its willluc-lg Hosunlm Ilostutlf-1 I ox ulty ln sports wasch-11lo11st1'11tt'clbyspvt-tutorsumlplums tl11'ougl1o11t tht' yvur in lootlmull. lMlSIit'tI1tlHt1llIll ln ,.,.V : , T. : 1 i 4 S XIiU'EI,I.S . . A good plzlcr' Io fmzlf' for T2 y1'm'.s.' . . GOSIIIQX M TIIPII x1lf'llIlliHll Hull was the unly plavf- prmieleal for athletivs. PllySil'ill vulture vlassrs wield- mlll11lizll11'l11l1szlmldllllllrlwlls. IllIl'Elllllll'2ll sports were uu- lxll0W'l1. Now The- Union pruvialvs two largc :jylllS and l0l'kl'l' rumns. Phys Eel SIIUIPIIIH aw zlvtivc' in 1'klllllDillQl. vullvylrall, tvnnis, vtv. lllIl'llIlllll'2'llS aw availablv for HIIIIIPIII purtivipation aml ub- hPl'Y2lfi0ll. thl tic ?T'W W f an 'Xml if Softball champions-the Juniors Softball Eight cntlinsiastic sottluill teznns opened tht- intramural sports program last fall. junior I l'Cti1lllL'Kl thcir A-Leaguc chain- pionship. They hzicliccl tht- cxccllent pitching of It-tty llilllj' Clmlwr with their power hitting as tivo of tlw top six hittcrs in thu lcagnc wt-rc juniors. Despite inc- cliocru hitting and ficlcling, thc Seniors coppccl scconcl placc on thc strcngth of Hier, Stan Stryckmls steady pitching. The well-halancecl Frc-slnnan team, lcd hy thc hitting and pitching of Allcn Graber, finished in third place, as the Sopho- morcs, liampcrecl hy the loss of key play- crs. cnclccl thc season without ll win. In spirited B-Lcaglic play the scorcs fro- qucntly niountecl to the twenties chic to thc almnchni:-Q of hits, Wallis, and errors. Thc Post-Cratls cruised through the sca- son unclefcatecl followed hy Frosh ll, Frosh HI, and the Uppeitlassineii. .-L,22,r5,-X., . l it .,:-i. a ' :iw :Pu-'ffmitisf .t -. 'Hr V - X t . ' ,H -1 .iff-.. ..fz:1. 1 'f'-- s f:-fx - '.. f ' - -1.1 31-... N - ' .,,. .- tjgil 4 - X ,Q t ,- X - X1 , A---rt 1:-'vt' -1 -Ly .- , Kris: ' A qswx Ac , -. -e 4: . --- watts: x ,I-'xii xv tv-LQXQ' QQ t' K Xkswx 3- X' - n ,:. . WNW- X x F ' . ' 1- ' Wx ft-'X Ns-if-' 2 v .tv:--:wi mls-:mam-'wiv .iqgxxf .. - t , f'?si'3iErb. H ,:ij'5?Y5xX5fi'E 'JY l .k-t,i,.,. Illti gXSSC7CI.l'l'lilJ TYPlfll'HlT1fH CU. . . Di.s'frilmlur of procl11L't.s by Royal . . ELKIIAHT CIHIIIQLPS . . . ladies' apparel for playing tennis 24661115 to IILIVE' lDt'l'0lllt' a little- nmrc- pl'zu'tival . . . baseball Wann lbl'PStxllt u clifferellt i1lllDt'2ll'Lllll'P . . . favilities for athlvtivs have in1prm'e1l . . . field elay, now au annual event . . . '53 saw ll strung illtl'1lllllll'ill lbl'0gl'3lll with ,luniur I tlillllllillillll in haslwtlmll for the third year auul mliffa-rc-xlt lbPl'S0llllt'l as xwill1't' tuulg oven' when Rtllllilll left. Ni i .3 YQ- .431 f 'A' sg W WWF M 'Y ' 'X 4. x 1.Z ' 5 E I1 f ' ' S11ft11z111 5111511 1 111111 1111- 11111111-1115 51111111111 C11llll1- 1711111511113 this 11-1111 111 Ll 1-111511 1'11c11, w11i1-11 SLIM' 11111 1 1'11s11 1311111 t1-11111 1-11111i11g 111 sec- 111111. 111 1111- 1-1'111'iz11 g111111' 111 t11e s1'11s1111, 1111- S11lJ1ll1lI1l1l'PS L1t'1.l'211K'Q1 1111- 1?l't'S11111t'l1, S-1, as 11111111111 S111it11 1111511111 RUSt'lll3.l'f' S111-g1itz 111 Ll 11111-111'11s' 11111-1. llllllg 11311 1111111111 111111 1-11-1-1111111 111-111i11g 111511 11111111111 The Sophomores-girls' softball champs 111'i11g 8111111 I to the top scat. T11i1'11 1111100 111 11111 league went t11 t11e .11111i111's, W1111 lost tNVll gaxnes. T111- 11111111211 w11111e11's 1ite1'a1'1' 31111111111 g1111111 t111'11e11 i11t11 s1111111t11i11g quite 1'6- 11111te 1111111 Z1 pitc-111'1's' C1llt'1. T1111 Av1111s 1111111111 t11e Yespe1'i1111s 111' L1 s1-11r1- 111 23-5. '91 lux-f 1113 GOSHEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Field Hockey The single eliinination tournament used in xyoinenis field hock- ey this year proved less successful than the round rohin tour- neys used in previous years. Frosh Prine and tht- Sophoniores tied for the championship as they hattled to a l-l tie in the play-off game. f l e Archery X Each spring and fall archery is offered to physical education classes. During the past school year twenty-six students chose to participate in the sport. The hows that are used require from twenty- five to thirty-five pounds of pull. Begin- ning students shoot from a distance of twenty-five yards while advanced stu- dents are ahle to hit a target forty yards away. Hitting a moving target demands expert skill. .. -mm,:,:,:,.m - . ,ty 15LLsw0RT11's MOTEL . . Right limit fowl! . . ph. 517, 22.5 , , N. Alum . , GOSHEN 10:3 Football In II1c In'isIx LIIIIIIIIIII wuutIw1' flu- spi1'itmI IIlfl'1lIlllll'llI In-zuns IIIfI'UlII,lL'l'LI 'II'Iag foot- ImIIu to ClusIu-11 KZUIII-gl-. In Hug fmytlmll tlw iIl'I.l'llSIYC' play-r must grub il Hag Iqrmn tI1v Imll L'LlIAI'IL'IAIS Imip ilnstn-1uI ui' IIICITII tapping Ilim as i11tI1I-t1Im-I1Iwt- Imll that was pIayvcI in IlII'lIIi'l' sn-zlsmns. It mon IK'L'lllIIl' 1-x'icIn-nt that II1c cIlam- pimnsI1ip I'LlK'l' was Iwtxxx-mn I7x'usI1 I and -lmnim' I. SI-nim' I Iac-Ian-LI Ll pussn-1' and Soph I was mntwim-ml Imp thc utllm' tn-alms. TIN- Iim1I mum- ni' tht- svasmn pittm-cI tI1v IIZIIKI running gmm- UI' Fmsh I against IIN- sharp passing uttac-I4 of AIIIIIIOI' I. The IIII lifw,mrt.wminzlml. .Slm1rutBl'fHIIXX S SPOIII INC COUDS II Ixll In tht- iut1'u1m11'aI A IJC2I.glIC, ht-ight, spa-cd. aural IJl'k'YIUllS cI1u1npionsI1ips made bltmim' I tht- team tu Iwut. 'I'Iufy swept tIll'llllgIl rt-guIar st-asm: phty with wmitltfmlmlt- cuss, winning all their ganws. Sonim' I plat-tftl svn-mul Ins- ing mth' to tht- juniors. Fmsh I, Suph I, and .IIIIIIUIA II fought an unp1'ecIic-tahlc Imttlv for third pI1u-Q-. lu I3 Iltxdgllt' phly the ht-ight of the Post-Cllucls and tht- gpm-II Senior I Biisketllflu ,I ll nh nr I of Fmsh IIIwt-1'enotm1m1gI1tnwin mm-1' blllllhll' III wht, compiIecI il I2-I 11-L-u1'tI. .-X silnghivIi111ing1ti1m tuumzum-11t cinch-cI the scasmn. In thu st-miIixmIs an inspirn-cl Fmsln I tcam e11cIecI the 38-ganle XYIIIIIIIIQ strc-uk ult Alunim' I, and Scuiol' I tlefeatetl Iulniur II in ll Q-Iusv gunna In tl xw-II- playt-tl final gums tlw St-lliurs 4-mIwI tht-ir I1LlSIxt'II5LlII C?ll't'ttl' with L1 victory mx-1' I7msh I. HOUSE OF IIARTEH . . 231 S. Main, GOSIIEN IU5 Girls' basketball champs- the Sophomores Girls' IllIl'ZlIllll1'Zli In the intramural A League, the Soph I Comets Caine through to win the championship for the second straight year. They were beaten only by junior I, who was close on their trail for second place. Height and good defense proved valuable tor the junior-Senior teani in the B League as they Caine out on top. XYith four strong first teams on the courts, competition in basketball was keen and afforded many upsets. Both varsity teams overpowered their alumni opponenis in the Home-coming games. Competition is keen and action is fast as the rival liieraries clash on the basketball court. The All1'0l'i1S yyun the literary hasiwthail series in t tixin two out of three games. The :xlit'ilJlliilll5 xy Litt'1'2ll'V game hy a surprising 63-5-4 scuiv, hnt tht- .'Xlll'lbl'Ll5 n N ' ered tnwptlit- final two contests 68-65 11111156-52. li 17311165 Lancies and Ulluukn lA'Ft'YliC C2llil'lt'li the sc-miliff hnith n H It IIN HH inn for the Aclelphians, while lauren XV:-lily and. -' man led a more halanu-d .Xnrura attat-L. Basketball The Varsity squad composed of top il'lfl'lllHlll'Lll players completed another successful season, winning 8 of 9 games. Playing against independent teams and chnrt-h teams the Varsity averaged 70 points per game to their opponents 57. The high point of the season was a tlirev- game trip to Illinois. It was there that the Varsity lost tn the strong Hopedale Stags 80-74, but they avenged the defeat by beating Hopedale 71-58 at Goshen. CERTIFIED MATERIALS. INC. . . Rezldy-lliix L'OllL'I'Ffl', Inzilzlivng mul . . GOSHEN Varsity 1'1'irll,s' . .1JlI. ITIU un tht Inst As tIic lmskt-tlmll scalsuil Q-losml. activity' Iicgurn on thu tIirm' x'oIIcyIu1II L'lllll'tS strctc-Iiilig across tI1v gym. -Iuirior I and Sviiiur I lmttlt-tl for the title as thc rt-st ul' tht- tennis I1z1cI spirit Init ILIQIQMI spikcrs. In the cIuu1lpicmsIiip IIIHICII Ir. I, IccI Ivy Tmiy' AIx'z11'c-x, wma mx-r Sr. I to l'L'lll2lIlI IIIIKICICLIIPCI. Volleyball In xmiiicirs A 1,1-uguc x'uIIt-y'ImII, tliv twins wi-rc wt-ll illzitn-IimI. Svinim' I with their ht-ight and Q-misistc-int phiyiiig triumpI1vcI LLII IIIL- way tIiruugIi tu tht- cIu1mpioi1sIiip. .Iimiur I and Snpli I tit-tl for sccumI pI11c'v with mic-Ii Iusiiug twin Q,Llllll'S. IHS lilkliult Cfumtif C'lIlI'PI,lfD C1III,lDHl'f.X S SUCllC'I'Y, INC . 1flUm1'l WW-NW' r 1 - tl lllllbllllg Un Szitiiixiziy l'Yt'l'IillQ.I, Klart-li 4. the cigiit-inun tinnlvling tcani pivsciitt-tl its ainnml cxhiliitinii. liicliiclc-cl nn tht' prngmiii won- the running front Hip and thc front dirt' and rnll nu-r an nbstat-lc. In P1't'P21l'L1fiUlI for tht- vxliilii- tion tht- tt-inn practiced twice wcckly for ll pcrincl ufsc'vt'i1 xwvlts. .luiiivs SlicHciiiiui'gt-i' was lcadcr nl' thc group, whit-Ii iincliitlt-tl six fl'CSlllllL'll. Baflinuitoii Butlininton is ont' nl' tilt' imloui' spnrts that is ci'iioyt'd ln' iintli incn and Wnincn all winter lung. Fifty-scxvii entrants inzidc thc nicns lnulinintnn tnnrnanient thc largest tnr11'iia1iwiit nf thc school year. In seniifinal pfay' Alt-rry' Fit-ed and Richard Graber eliininutccl Ernest Iran- nings and Ben Xascg tlivn Cliubei' dc- fcutcd Freed for tht- cliainpimnisiiip. KLHICII H.-Xl'FACTC'R,lXC CU, . . Qualify PI'0l1lIt'l'-S' and IJKQJVIICIZIIJIL' llifclmulir' ElfllilPllIt'llf . . ROANOKE, ILLINOIS IIN .x, . ..,t Ping-Pong Hiclmrcl Clrzllwl' s1ll'x'ivc'cl il singlc tqilllilliltiilll t0lll'llillllCllt of fifty participants to win the ping-pong chan1pimnsl1ip. Ile' clcfvzltvcl john Nlark Yoder in the final luatch. Mario SIIXCIVIA and CID'-Cllflillg chalnp Don Driver were mlstccl in sclnifimll play. Bfyklll Stoltffus won the Shufflc- lmcmrcl UJIITIIGF' by GhllliIl2ltiHQQ dc-fcncling cluunp Dun Bl'L'IlIIl'lHilll, and tlu-n beating l,llNVl'ClICl' Eby in tlw finals. SllllfHEFlJOZl1'll aff llll f 1 lk Ifl 'Hl',K,X ll.VYl'C,'Ill'fliY . . l':lll'l'lifI u.XIirlrz'1'.v1 Nru' llrlrllpx-l1ir'r'.w. I,!',Q1IlIl'H.V, U'l1i!z' Rnrks . . Rllljill llrlfmff, Prop. . . l'ff'RI'fK.-K, ll,l,I.'N'UlS ,W 9. X -,,l. i ,. . , I Ne: .ffirff ' , -air' ' - x, 1, 9. 1 fx. 1 'fmt I-1. M 11 'YY - fix N' - - I I g..'Eta1fY: . - , 1131: ': 11--I-1i r if-. .... s - I 11 5.:vs,5,:, ..... - -3- -, 'Fl Ig If I .... - - B s ' i I 1 .... I I X ., N -- I I I I ff - ' A x f I' . , .1 .1 - 1 ,.,.N jpq- ,f.,-535, ' .1 ,..qg,,, . v- -2' rsggfg .1 ' e --. f -' 1. gpg si-Q,, ' 'I , -Q I ' ' 1 ,, ' - 'If 'N Baseball I , 4 0 The 1952 lmast-hall season pmviclecl an 455355-Q 11, , , . , - -me-1 -4 ,12 V -' 1, n 'A . 1 f 111te1'est111g outlet for sprmg fever. Tlle 4, .A,41 ' ' 5 1f,1M+1fQ1? I 55,1 Seniors, after a slmliy start, settled clown at H' f f to lwest the AI1111io1's for tlltx title. S0pl1 I It 1? I I ' . . . 1 -, U , -1 . ,., 1, .,.,, fr-zilfz' Ili:-'lj' ,:iT.,.g,.g and Frosh I t1-11111-cl wms to tle fm' tl111'cl. ?3'fi W ,t, I V -Q-1:,,,4-14,1 I11 B-League em11pctitio11 Sopll II went 1, .. -3 ' rf' if 11f,. t lt fi -,I - f- ..t 1, , -'t ' 31-- .441 .- .. 11111 Q Ld ec 0 lllh 1111 115 p ate. Apt, N W1 ,5,m, In recent years tI1e sport of golf has IIlL'l'l'klSCCl in 11111111- larity 011 tl1e Campus. E111-l1 spring il IJIIXSICQII 1'1l11e11tim1 class is taught in golf. This class t1'z1x'1-ls to il 1Il'Zll'-by gulf course and eac-I1 l116lHlJL'l'Plk1f'S8. 1'o1111cl of gulf every wevli Golf for one six weeks, periocl. ?'f 8 ,4...5. ,, ...A DENTON E. CROYLE. D,D.S, . . Clu.s'.s' of x48 . . JOIINSTOWX. PA. III Tennis In the spring of 1952 forty-two men en- tered the tennis tonrnameiit. Many of the matches were played on the Weil- lighted concrete courts at the city park. In the semifinal round, freshman Rich- ard Craher eliminated Sam Stover, and Stan Strycker, who had Won the cham- pionship in his freshman and sophomore years, defeated jake Landis. The first set of the championship match was Won hy Craher, 6-2, hut Strycker rallied to take the second set, 2-6. Then Crahcr recovered to win the deciding set, 6-1. The 1952 iennis champion-Dick Graber Another iennis enihusiasi The runner-up--Sian Strycker if-QS? if ' ' ff -r3 X,,,.1' .f -'--A V, - .Q - ' if E ep li Ill L. IS. FHICY Q' SONS . . Ilvuling. jlllllllllfllg, well zlriliing . . PETTISVILLE, OHIO Track Dcspitc tlisugrccalwlc wcathm' the 1952 all school track meet yielctc-cl 21 lllllHl3t'l' of stcrling 1Jt'l'fUl'l1lill'lC6S, ilIL'lllCli!'lQ two new records. .Ic1'1'y Hughes won three dashes and ann-ho1'ecl tht- Winning mile lvlay' tcam to take iI'ldiYiClllZll scoring ltouors with 3035 points. Elwin LeFev1'e also starred as he won that 880 yard run and thou broke his own record with it 4:40 milv run. Holzmtl Lzmcles lat-calnc at ret-orcl holtlm' by throwing ll lwasclutll 333 twt, 5 inches. N. 57. L. E. SUMMER, . . Grain. Frml, Swvcl . . KIDROX. OHIO 11:3 FW 59: ,W Campu Life Then East Hall, the only tlorni, was inhahitefl hy girls. The new srhool hail few of the traflitions we now know. CEIIIIIHIS life was full of expe- rienees to he remenihereel. Now North Hall, still in use, houses some of the fellows. Dinner night, H1,llllf'-l'llllllllQlQ, open house, serenanles belong to us. These everyday oeeurrenees will he among our lasting nieniories. 5 1 x 1 -R, 9 5. W . .'-- V K 4 W' x 1 . 3: V, N 1 Asif? .. . ,Sf .A -A as Q wee 65' , - ,-41, .r ,L,.M. is - . img. I K 6 I Nw , I A if 9- ' 5 ww , ...,,.. M.. ...+- x v -..,. .J A .. .,. , ,I nj 1 fl 3 ,wil A 1 -Q 2 ' 1 g..g, ,J - g mf .ef e..Q5.fv+f M' ii 53 ' ,Q -:4ff:f,- br . .,., ,3..,..J, I., .,, 232. fy . Sai: A G . - .' : iw V Em u -f 5 9.9.1 is af 4 iw My In ,,f - ' , r-'23 - ,, l gqiix I 5 , ' s S 3 I :M 4 M 2 , X . 5- 11- Galv: IHWN txXIN'l'lPlll'f'. I or the l't'llll'lllll ' sluclvnt. llle Wt'l1'0Illt'0tllllllld 5- lrivml and lllv vllallvngie of a new year. S r lllv fl't'Hlllllilll., the PllII'ill1l't' to a wonalvrful ,lf You llave as many 11100115 as lluliaua has vllallgw of XNt'3tl16l'. 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' 4-1xk.4.q,hyl.. 'Rx'Ni19Bf 'fi 57 '! ? N mi.:'V V.lAyd.z.'-Q ,- lil Ut. But I just did see my l'UllllS6l0l', and he said that if l l'lllvlllQQt 4l fronl sc-vtiou A which meets at 1 :20 to .... H It llmlxs as li frt'llPl'lll l,lt IS all I el lu-ltvr talw lis sum-sl:-1' N 52 S 3 ! ,X.. V Q ii S' N, ' -i 1 U 'ix 'x 'Q-1 X X ,.. , 'saw:..- ' 5 and me-Pt 0141 frimuls. ...J sm- nhl I-llllliliill' sig - -, .5-yn. This tllirtx' lllilllllt'S of wnrsllip tn- :EPIIIFV brings us vlosm' to llml in uni' ilafs zu-tivitif-s. All thif work su that Ciliiflllilll HalE i'f'llUYNS1'i'lll hzlw- one IIIUFP siilc-walk In uvuial in the-ir nlash to the new :lining hull. Iii NQSXNWNW - SS - . Q b , W, 1. .. , -C' ,?5.uxk ,X.,. M. . ., .Vw '1Y'jX' f f' Ei ': - -X :-wg-p x -llr Al A' ,- . t w -- . V 'kj . --,M ,' , .. ' i f' z N- Q4...1.,,x .. , . NV ,. -X xl- GQ. X Agk:-SYi321.,., axis' . ,:.Af::,.,. m.:..' T...: ' ,. ' :. 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I . j,g,Qf. ,fx , , . fx I ,'. , .f ,, 1 525: 5. ' ,+,i - f '. .f'.,i , A: 3 . ,I 5 51. r 'ffsij S! f.,3.f.'1'.v!.n.fii: I fi' Avknms i1'1igfl'lll1'l1tS XXI' wish to tiuuiii the lioiiuwing for writc-ups of tiicil' Ci11SS6S UI'Ul'Ql1lliZiltiUllSZ li. S. lic-ilciclp Pauli Nliiil'l', Mary Crnii, Ruth Zouk, HU5l'Ill2ll'X Yan Ilyke, Le-xvis llartlmiil. Dun' Ilostctler. Nlury Aim StCllR'Il, Dim Ymicly Virginia B11-lilicllmll, ,Ioyce Sc-illiillc-iwl', Klury' RUi1l'L'l', Holwrt Yocicr, Nlary Aim Slullckely Pauli Hutii. Put BI'l'I1lIl'lNlllI, XYiiiiuni Ncmiizigclp Aicx Lark, juss Yoclcr. Pillliillt' Clluylwiil, lliicizl Ilul'tZicl', Ciizlrivs Nliiicr, Hans Nlcycr, Cliiuriottc Bi11'kiml't. jim llostn-tim. Om' fil2lIliKS also tu Alililll N Oiiim' Elnggluviing Co.: fm' fim- vligiuvillgs. Thi- Nlmniumlitv Puiuiisiiing Hmmsc: for 11 wc-ii-p1'i11t0cl book. S. K. Smith Co.: lim' il Ql'llllilll' Smitii-cmlitcci L-m'c1'. PilUfUgl'll1JilCl' Slly'ii0I'Z for senior, facility, and ciimus pictures. Om' acivc-i'tisc1's: for much-nccclccl fiminciai ussistuncv. Om' spmusor, S. A. Yoda-1': for his policy of 1101lilltL'l'ivCl'CllL'C. Index A CappeHa Chorus Adelphians Administrative Staff Aero Club Archery Audubon Club Ixuroras Avons Badnunton BasebaH BasketbaH BibHcalSenunary Christian Workers' Band Chrktopher Dock Club Cohegam Chonw Debate Dining Hall Faculty Field Hockey Footbah Foreign Missions Fellowship Foreign Students Forensics French Club Freshmen G-Councd German Club Golf Graduahon Home Ec Club Juniors Lecture-Music Series Ddaple Leaf Mennonite Historical Society Men's Dorm Council Ministers' School Motet Singers Music Club Open House Peace Society Ping-Pong Record School of Nursing Science Club Second Sernester Students Seniors Shuffleboard Sohbah Sophomores Spanish Club Tennk Track Tumbling Vesperians Volleyball VVIXZK Winter Bible School Women's House Government Work Days YPCA 94 97 22.23 86 103 85 96 96 109 111 105-107 88, 69 81 83 93 92 132,133 8-21 103 104 81 73 92 85 26-33 89 85 111 134 87 40-48 130 91 82 88 72 95 84 128. 131 82 110 90 70.71 87 73 49-87 110 100,102 34-39 84 112 113 109 97 108 89 72 88 126 76-80 1237 rganization A CAPPELLA CHORUS Dwight Weldy, Director Hobert Yoder, President Lois Hurst, Vice-President Ernest Jennings, Business Manager Marvin Miller, Assistant Director Marilyn Baker, Thomas Diener, Librarians AERO CLUB Glen Miller, Faculty Sponsor Edison Hooley, President Donald Yoder, Vice-President Kenneth Drohan, Secretary-Treasurer AUDUBON SOCIETY Edith Herr, Faculty Sponsor Nathan Nussbaum, President Omar Lantz. Vice-President Albert Hornberqer, Secretary Elsie Burckhart, Treasurer CHRISTIAN WORKERS' BAND Howard Charles, Faculty Sponsor David Hostetler, President Edward Stoltztus, Vice'President Rosanna Hostetler. Secretary-Treasurer Louise Croyle. Fourth Member CHRISTOPHER DOCK CLUB Elementary Education Section Mary Royer, Faculty Sponsor Mary Ann Stemen, President Verna Hess, Vice'President Donna Barkey, Secretary Loren Weldy, Treasurer Secondary Education Section Karl Massanari, Faculty Sponsor lames Hostetler, President Caroline Moser, Secretary-Treasurer COLLEGIATE CHORUS Charles Burkhart, Director Maynard Good. President Hilda Hartzler, Vice'President Iacob Redekop, Secretary-Treasurer lames A. Miller lOhiol, Librarian FORENSIC COUNCIL Roy Umble, Director Elaine Sommers, Assistant Director Robert Hershberger, Chairman Harold Schultz. Tournaments Paul Yake, Intramural Debating lesse Yoder, Speakers' Bureau David Yoder, Campus Contests Richard Graber, Freshman Debating FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP Ernest E. Miller, Faculty Sponsor Marion Snyder, President Paul Roth, Vice-President FRENCH CLUB Lois Gunden, Faculty Sponsor Charles Miller, President Mary Groh, Vice-President Caroline Moser, Secretary lames Delp, Treasurer G COUNCIL Roman Gingerich, Faculty Sponsor Harry Graber, President Loren Weldy, Vice-President Iohn Lerch, Secretary-Treasurer GERMAN CLUB Elizabeth H. Bender, Faculty Sponsor Daniel Slabauqh, President Bonnie Brunk, Secretary HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Olive Wyse, Faculty Sponsor Ioyce Schmucker, President Catharine Brunk, VicesPresident Wilma Leichty, Secretary-Treasurer Grace Hershberqer, Social Chairman MAPLE LEAF STAFF S. A. Yoder, Faculty Sponsor Virqil Yoder, Editor Marian Hosletler, Associate Editor Mary Ellen Yoder tOhioJ, Associate Editor Patricia Harnish, Section Editor Darlene Metzler, Section Editor Loren Weldy, Sports Editor David Yoder, Business Manager Louise Croyle, Assistant Business Manager fficer Paul Yake, Iohn Lerch, Salesmen Beniamin Nase, Photographer Rita Clemens, Artist MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL William Notziqer, President Clyde Landes, Vice-President Allen Kanagy, Secretary-Treasurer MOTET SINGERS Mary Oyer, Director Iohn M. Suderman. President LaMar Holaway, Business Manager Phyllis Ramseyer, Librarian MUSIC CLUB Walter Yoder, Faculty Sponsor lames Hostetler, President Dolores Stump, Vice-President Clyde Landes, Treasurer Iulia Ebersole, Secretary NURSES' CHORUS Pauline Graybill, Director Frances Mumaw, President Mary Ellen Yoder tOhiol, Business Manager Genevieve Leichty, Librarian PEACE SOCIETY Guy F. Hershberger, Faculty Sponsor Iesse Yoder, President Omar Lantz. Vice-President 5 Treasurer Lucinda Martin, Secretary RECORD STAFF Atlee Beechy, Faculty Adviser Elaine Sommers, English Consultant Robert Hershberger, Editor-in-Chief llst Sem.J Abram Hostetter, Editor-in-Chief 12nd Sem.l loseph Stoltztus, Associate Editor Charles Burkholder, Business Manager D. Richard Miller, Copy Editor Carol Morse, News Editor Ann Burkholder, Feature Editor Mildred Graber, Page Two Editor lrene Zimmerly, Research Editor Richard Graber, Sports Editor lames Delp, Circulation Manager SCIENCE CLUB H. Harold Hartzler, Faculty Sponsor loseph Stoltztus, President Kenneth Long, Vice-President Mary lane Monska, Secretary Warren Bontrager, Treasurer SEMINARY FELLOWSHIP Harold S. Bender, Faculty Sponsor I. Marvin Natziqer, President Richard Hostetler, Vice-President Donald Yoder, Secretary-Treasurer SPANISH CLUB Lois Gunden, Faculty Sponsor Alexander Lark, President Carmen Ebersol, ViceAPresident Marilyn Baker, Secretary Harry Graber, Treasurer WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Edith Herr, Faculty Sponsor Mary Rohrer, President Lois Histand. Vice-President Carolyn Smith, Secretary-Treasurer WOMEN'S HOUSE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Viola Good, Faculty Sponsor Patricia Brenneman, President lrene Zimmerly, Vice-President Miriam Gross, Secretary Ethel Henry, Treasurer Patricia Brenneman, Sr. Class Representative Ethel Henry, Sr. Class Rep. Caroline Moser, Ir. Class Rep. Marian Brendle, lr. Class Rep. Miriam Gross, Soph. Class Rep. Lois Swartzendruber, Fresh, Class Rep. Martha Musselman. Fresh. Class Rep. Irene Zimmerly, Soph. Class Rep. YPCA Viola Good, Paul Mininger, Faculty Sponsors Russel Liechty, President ot YPCA 6 YMCA Pauline Graybill, VicefPresident oi YPCA 6 YWCA Lester Graybill, Secretary of YMCA Nancy Bender, Secretary ot YWCA Iay Zehr, Treasurer ot YMCA Lois Hurst, Treasurer ol YWCA Personal Index Albrecht, Luella Url, Middlebury. Ind. 46. 83. Blbrechl. Norma 1Sol, Pigeon, Mich. 7. 35. 84. 87, 102, Albrecht. Willard Url, Middlebury. lnd. 45, 99, 110. Alderler. Esther Url, Blooming Glen. Pa. 42, B3, Alderler. Gladys 1Srl, Souderton. Pa. Alderler, loseph 1Sol, Scottdale, Pa. 35, 79. 00. Alvarez, Antonio Url. Barranquitas, Puerto Rico 43, Alwine, Dorcas 1Frl, Iohnstown, Pa. 25, Amstutz, Doris fSoJ. Kidron, Ohio 34, 70. 78, Amstutz, H. Clair 1FocJ Amstutz, Lillian fFrl, Orrville, Ohio 26, 100, Antonides, Claude 1Srl, Howe, lnd. Babcock, Wayne 1Frl, Alanson, Mich, Bachman, David ifrl, Goshen, lnd. 29. Bachman, Leland A. Uldminl Baker. Marilyn llrj, Hoann. Ind. 40. 84. 94, Barkey, Donna ISOJ, Mishawaka. lnd. 34, Bast, Mary Ellen lFr1, Wellesley. Ont, 26. Beachy, lohn Url, Plain City, Ohio Beachy, Miriam 1SoJ, Goshen, Incl, Beachy, Perry fSrl. Arthur, Ill. 50. 81. 83. Beard, Ruth 1Srl, Elkhart, lnd. Beechy, Atlee 1Facl Belmonte, Pedro fFrl, Mexico City, Mexico 28 Bender, Elizabeth Horsch IFacl 15 Bender. Harold S. fFaCJ 19, GB, 82, Bender, Iohn 1Sr1, Springs, Pa. 50, 76, 81, 129, Bender, Nancy lSol, Goshen, Ind. 37, 76, 8l Bender. Paul 11-'acl 10. Berkey. Austin 1Sol. Shipshewana. lnd. Berkey. Esther 1SrJ. Goshen. Ind. Berkey, Harold 1Srl, Goshen, lnd. Beyeler. Glenard Url, Wooster, Ohio 47 Beyler, Alta Url, Protection. Kans. 27, 44, 81 Birky, Emma 1Frl, Columbia Falls, Mont. Birky, Marjorie fFr1. Conneautville, Pa. Birky. Shirley fFr1. Hebron. lnd. Blosser. Rosemary flrl, Goshen, lnd. 44, 79. 94, Bobeck, Mildred llfrj, Syracuse, lnd. Bontrager, Anna 1Frj, Fairview, Mich. Bontrager, Mary Elizabeth ISOJ, Eureka, Mich. 39. 94 Bontrager. Warren ISU, Comins, Mich. 50 Bovee, Beverly 1Frl, Wolcottville, Ind. Breckbill, Willis llrj, Lancaster, Pa. 44, SB, 76, 79. 94. Brendle, Marian Url, Goodville, Pa. 44. 76. 88. Brenneman, Donald 1501, Sarasota, Fla. 34. 94 Brenneman, Gerald 1SrJ, Albany. Oreq. 51. 83, 89, 96, 99, 105. 107. Brenneman. Marilyn ISQJ, Kalona, Iowa 35. 78, 84 Brenneman Margaret 1FrJ. Albany, Oreq. Brenneman Patricia 1Srj, Sarasota. Fla. 51 Brenneman. Virginia ffrl, Kalona, Iowa 26. Bl, 86, 90 Britton. Perry 1Srl, Goshen. Ind. Broman, Rosa 1Sr1, Mishawaka. lnd. Brooks, Carolyn lSol, Toluca, Ill. Brubacher. Glen lSo1, Ayr. Ont. Brubacher. Grace ISOJ, Brutus, Mich. Brubacher, Margaret 1Srl, Ayr. Ont. Brubacher, Mary 1Frl, Brutus. Mich. Brunk, Bonnie fSoJ, Goshen, lnd. 35, 79. 85, 92. 94. Brunk, Catharine Irl. Braddock Heights, Md. Brunk, Mabel 1Facl Burckhart, Elsie 1SrJ, Orrville, Ohio Burkey. Betty Mae Url, Milford, Nebr, 35. 97, 36 44, 87. 7 51 25, 83. Burkey. Grace 1SrJ, Goshen. Ind. 51 Burkhart. Charles fFacl 14. 93, 124 Burkhart, Charlotte Url. Goshen. Ind. 40 95 Burkhart. Irvin E. 1Adminl 10 Burkholder, Ann 1Sol, Orrville, Ohio 35 90 Burlrholder. Carolyn lFrl, Orrville, Ohio 7, 28. 93. 128 Burkholder, Charles 1So1. Lancaster, Pa. 119, 90, 96. 130 Burkholder, Richard lAd Thl, Lancaster, Pa. B8 B2 Burton, Thelma 1Sol, Detroit, Mich. 36 Buschert, Donald Url. Preston, Ont. 43 Bushonq. Beulah 1Srl, Syracuse, Ind. 51 Byers, Eva 1SoJ, Conestoga. Pa. 36 70 Byler. Franklin 1Ad Thl, West Liberty, Ohio Cable, Cora IFrJ. Boswell. Pa, 26. 78. 100 Camp. Evelyn 1SrJ. St, Pau1,Minn., 52 Caskey, Gene 1Frl Sterling, Ohio 28, 92. 93 Caudill, Hazel fFrl, North ludson, Ind. 28 Cender, Fern lFrl, Dewey, 111. 20, B1 99 Chanq, Noi-Kwong 1Sol. Taipeh. Formosa 34, 73. 122 Chapman, Vernell lSr1, Mishawaka. Ind. 52 Charles, Anna Mae lFacJ 21 Charles. Howard IFacj 20. GB, 124 Charles, Stanley llrl, Morrill, Kans. 43. 94, 97, 100, 126 Chen. Fu-Sheng 1Srl. Taipeh, Formosa 52, 68. 73. 78 Christner, Betty lFr1, Wellston, Ohio 28 Christophel, lames Url, Goshen, Ind. 46 68 Claassen, Curt llrl, Whitewater, Kans. 40 Claeys, Walter llrl, Mishawaka. lnd. 42 Clemens, Eugene ISO1, Goshen, lnd. 34, 104 Clemens, Iames 1Adminl 11. 124 Clemens, Rita llrl, Goshen, lnd. 46, BO, 91, 94. 96, 125 Coil. Shirley lSrl. Elkhart, lnd. 52 Conrad. Lloyd Chdminl 10. 124 Conrad, Twila 1Frl, Sterling, Ohio 28 93 Cooke, Lila tSrJ. Decker, Mich. 52 Cozzi. Susan 1501, Goshen, Ind. 35 Cressman, Elsie CSrJ. New Hamburg, Ont. 52 Croyle, Ellis 1Ad Thl, Hollsopple, Pa. 68 Croyle, Louise Url, Hollsopple, Pa. 48 94 Culp, Caroll 1Sol. Wakarusa, lnd. 7, 39 70 Davidhizar, Eleanor fSrJ, Wakarusa, lnd. 52 96 Dayton, Lois fFrl, Hidqeley, W. Va. 28 Deihl, Ruth lSrl, Avilla, lnd. 53, Bl B7 Delgado. Anna Delia 1Sol Barranquitas. Puerto Rico 34 97 Delp, lames 1501, Lititz. Pa. 39 B5 Derstine, Grace Url, Kitchener, Ont. 45 94 Derstine, Naomi 1501, Telford, Pa. 35, 106, 125. 127 Detweiler, Barbara Url, Newton, Kans. 27. 48, 76, Bl B7 Detweiler. lames fSrl, Newton. Kans. 53. 68 Detwiler. Delbert 1Srl. Goshen, lnd. 53. 97 Detwiler. lean 11-'r1, Goshen, lnd. 28, 107 Dick, Dorothy llf'rl. Florin, Pa, 7 28 Dlener, Rosa l1 r1, Wellman, Iowa 28. 81 83 Diener. Thomas fSoj, Goshen, Ind, 35, 92, 94 Dirlrs, Barbara fFr1, Livingston, Calil. 28 Dirks, Luella 1FrJ, Winton, Calil. 28 Disher, Charles, lr. 1FrJ, Nappanee. lnd. Dobler, Erich fl-'rl. Wooster, Ohio Drescher, Iames 1Sol, Mt. Ioy, Pa. 81 99 Driver, Donald lAd Thl, Hesston. Kans. 68, BB, 95 97 Dynka, Lida CSQJ. Ft. Wayne, lnd. 39 1:39 Eash, Arlene 1lr1, Wellman, lawn Ebersol. Carmen 1So1. Kokomo, l'id. Ebersole, Julia 1So1. La lunta, Ccl:. Ebersole, Willard 1lr1, Sterling, Ill. 4l Eby, Henry 1Fr1. New Providence, Pa. Eby, Lawrence 1Fr1. Alanson, Mich. Eby. Susan 1Sr1, Alanson. Mich. Eiqsti. loyce 1Sr1, Deer Creek. 111. Esch, Beulah 1Fr1, Phoenix, Ariz. Esch, Victor 1Fr1. Phoenix, Ariz. Evans, Thomas 1Fr1, Goshen. lnd. Farmwald, Ellis 1So1, Plain City, Ohio Finnell, Patricia 1Fr1, Elkhart, Ind. Fisher, Bonnie 1Sr1, Wakarusa, Ind. Flemlng, Ruth 1So1, Trumbauersville, Pa. Frederick, Charles 1PG1. Iohnstown, Pa. Freed, Ierry 1lr1, Wakarusa, Ind. Frey, Cara Belle 1So1. Archbold, Ohio Frey. Glenda 1Fr1, Wauseon, Ohio Frey. Marilyn 1Fr1, Wauseon, Ohio Fry. Paul 1lr1, Manheim, Pa. Friesen, Susanne 1Fr1, Goshen. Ind. Ganshorn. Helen 1Sr1, Nappanee, lnd. George, Vance 1So1. Nappanee, lnd. 7. 39. 95 39. 94, 99, , BB, 100, 104, 53 53 7, 28. 93, 28 39, 89. 99, 39 42, 100, 103, 7. 28 7, 28, 93, 97, 47, 68, 7, 39, 84, 94, 96, 127, 128, Gerber. Clayton 1Ir1. Hesston, Kans. 47, 81. C4 Gerber, Margaret 1So1. Sugarcreek, Ohio Gibson, Claude 1Sr1, Goshen. Ind, Gingerich, Allen 1lr1, St. Iacobs, Ont. Ginqerich, Melvin 1Fac1 .97, 191, 104, 39, El, 15, Ginqerich, Roman 1Fac1 18, 39, 100, 134, 111, Gisel, Lois 1Fr1, Wc useon, Ohio Glick, Elizabeth 1Sr1, Minot, N. Dak. Gonzalez, lsmael 1lr1, Goshen, Ind. Good, Bernelle 1Fr1, Rantaul, lll. 29 Good, Ioan 1lr1, Harrisonburg, Va. 42, 79, 97, 94 Good, Maynard 1Fr1, Elkhart, Ind. 28, Good, Viola 1Fac1 12 Graber, Allen 1Fr1, Spencerville, lnd. 28, 109. Graber. Chris L. 1Admin1 Graber, Esther 1So1. Middlebury. Ind. 7, 35 Graber, Geraldine 1lr1, Spencerville, Ind. 42, 81, Graber, Harry 1lr1, Auburn, lnd. 49, 88, 89, 94, 100, 104, 123, Graber, Mildred 1Sr1, Goshen, lnd. Graber. Richard 1501, Goshen, Ind. 54. 90. 39, 89. 90, 92, 100, 110, Graybill. Lester 1lr1, E!i:abethtown, Pa. 44, 76 Graybill, Pauline 1Sr1, Freeport, lll. Gregory, Bernice 15:11, Brutus. Mich. Gregory, Kathryn 1Sr1, Brutus, Mich. Groh, Mary 1Sr1, Preston, Ont. Gross. Leonard 1Sr1, Doylestown, Pa, Gross. Miriam 1So1, Doylestown, Pa. Gunden, Lois 1Fac1 Gunden, Ralph I. 1Admin1 Haarer, David 1So1, Shipshewana, lnd. Habeqger, Glen 1Sr1, Berne, lnd. Hachet, Richard 1lr1, Goshen, Ind. 1111 54, 76 39 54, 81 54, 76, 95, 97, 54, 96, 99, 35, 70, 88 7, 15 34. Haines, Roger 1lr1, Elkhart, lnd. 41, 100 Hallman, Clemens 1Fr1, Trenque Lauquen, Argentina Hallman, Willis 1Ad Th1, Vineland Station, Ont. Hamilton, Myrtle 1lr1, Harper, Kons. 44, OB Hanna, Kamal 1Ir1, Ierusalem, Iordan 48, 69 Harder, Milton 1Ad Th1, Butterfield, Minn. Harnish, Patricia 1lr1, Eureka, lll. 27, 41, 91, 94 Hartman, Dean 1So1. Goshen, lnd. Hartman, Lewis 1Ir1, Goshen, Ind. 48 Hartman, Lucinda 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. 28. 87 Hartz, Lena 1Sr1, Manatawny, Pa. 55 Hartzler, Eileen 1Fr1. Marshallville, Ohio 29, 81, 93 Hartzler, Harold 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. 29, 97, Hartzler, H. Harold 1Fac1 17, 87. Hartzler, Hilda 1Fr1, West Liberty. Ohio 29. 93, Hartzler. Ruth 1Fr1, Goshen. Ind. Hays, Fred 1Ir1, Goshen. Ind. Heatwole, Harold 1Fr1, Waynesboro. Va. 29, BE, Helmuth, Paul 11-'r1, Louisville, Ohio 33, Henry, Ethel 1Sr1, Doylestown, Pa. 55 Henthorn, Don 1lr1, Elkhart, Ind. Herner, Edwin 1Sr1, Kalona, Iowa 55. 84. Herr. Anna Mae 1Fr1, West Willow, Pa. Herr, Deloris 1So1. Sterling, lll. Herr, Dorothy 1So1, Quarryville, Pa. Herr, Edith 1Fac1 7, 18, 89, Herr. Edward 1lr1, Dalton, Ohio 27, 45, 89. 100. 101, 104 105.108, 111, Herr, Rodney 1Sr1, Sterling. lll. 55, 97 Hershberger. Floyd 1Fr1, Elkhart, Ind. 29, Hershberger, Grace 1So1, Goshen, Ind. 34, 87. Hershberger. Guy F. 1Fac1 7. 16 Hershberger. lrene 1Fac1 7 Hershberqer, Paul 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. Hershberger, Robert 1Sr1. Washington, D.C. 55. 90 Hertzler, Charlotte 1Sr1, Goshen, Ind. Hertzler, Emma Iane 1Sr1, Grantham, Pa. 55, 81, 99, Hertzler, Ioanne 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. 29, 93. Hertzler, Naomi 1Sr1, Norristown, Pa. SS, 129, Hertzler, Ruth 1Fr1, Norristown. Pa. Hertzler, Silas 1l ac1 Hess, Verna 1Sr1, Quarryville. Pa. 56, 88, High, Catherine 1Fr1, Lancaster. Pa. 7, 29 Highland, Patricia 1Fr1, New Paris, lnd. Hile. Lowell 1lr1, Goshen., Ind. 41, 100. 101. 104, Hillerbrand, Hans 1lr1, I-'urth!Bayern. Germany 73 Hilty, Beatrice 1So1. Rittman, Ohio 35 Histand, Lois 1So1. New Hope, Pa. 34. 70, 89. 102, 106. Hochstetler, Mary Ellen 1Fr1, Nappanee, Ind. Hoier, Jacob 1Sr1, Dolton. S. Dak: Holaway, Lamar 1lr1, Nappanee. Ind. 46, 89, 95. 100, 101, 104, 105, 107. Holderman, Kenneth 1Ad Th1. West Liberty, Ohio Hoover, Charlotte 1lr1, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Hoover, Florence 1So1. Goshen, Ind. Hoover, Ioseph 1So1, Goshen. lnd. Hornberger, Albert 1So1. Bareville, Pa. Hossler, Kathi-yn 1lr1, Elizabethtown, Pa. Hostetter, Abram 1Sr1, Gao, Pa. Hostetler, Alice 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. Hostetler. Coral 1Fr1, Peoria, Ill. 1-lostetler, Darrel 1lr1, Baltic, Ohio Hostetler 34 34 35 56, 76, 90, 7 29, 44, 68, 95 , David 1Ad Th1, North Lawrence. Ohio 68, 69, 81 Hostetler, Doris 1Fr1, Orrville, Ohio 29, 93, 100. Hostetler, Edith 1lr1, Beaver Crossing, Nebr. Hostetler. Herbert 1Fr1, Peoria, Ill. Hostetler, Iames 1Sr1, Louisville, Ohio SS Hostetler, Ianet 1Fr1, Orrville, Ohio 29, 78, 93, 100, Hostetler. Marian 1lr1, Orrville, Ohio 41, 80, 91, 94, 95, Hostetler, Hosletler, Mary Kathryn 1Fr1, Louisville, Ohio Hostetler, Richard 1Sr1, Baltic, Ohio Hostetler, Rosanna 1Sr1, Elverson, Pa. Huber, Paul, lr., 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. Huebert. Roderick 1lr1, North Lima, Ohio Hughes, Gerald 1lr1, Christiana, Pa. 56, 95, 96, 99. Mary Ann 1Fr1. Smithville, O. 7, 29, Bl, 85, 93, 29, 115, 56. 68 56. 77 Z9 100. 101, 113, Hughes, Willis 1Sol, North Liberty, lnd. 37 Hunsberger, Ralph lFrl, Chaliont, Pa. 33, 129 Hurst, Lois lSol, Waterloo, Ont. 35, 76, 80, 87, 94, 97, 101 Imhofl, Mary Lu l1 rl, Eureka. Ill. 29, 88, 93 Iantzi, Glendon qAd Thl, Adams, N.Y. 58, 81 Ianzen, Elizabeth Url, Butterfield, Minn. 7. 45 lanzen, Heinz IAd Thl, Ritzville, Wash. 68. B2 Ienninqs, Ellen Url, Fresno, Calif. 108 Ienninqs, Ernest lSol, Fresno, Calit, 36, 79. 94 Ienninqs, Melvin lSrl, Moline, 111. 57, 68. 94 Iohnscn, Carol tFrl, Pinto, Md. 29, 103, 122 lolinson, Nancy U rl, Bristol, lnd. Kaiser, Helen lSrl, Osceola, Ind. 57 lxalinotf, Catherine lFrl, Mansfield, Ohio 29 Kanaqy Allen lSrl, Manitou Springs, Colo. 57, 58. 81. 86. 88, 94 Kanagy, Dale lFrl, Gettysburg, Pa. 30, 84, 93, 110 Kanaqy, Gene lSrl, Gettysburg, Pa. 49, 57, 97 Kautlman, Fern lFrl, La Iunta, Colo. 7, 30, 93 Kauilman. Ferne lFrl, Mio, Mich. 30 Kauflmcm, I. Howard Ufacl 16, 124 Kauffman, Ierry tFrl, Dafter, Mich. Kauflman, Lowell lSol. West Liberty, Ohio 94 Kauffman, Naomi Url. Goshen, lnd. 47, 89, 100 Kaufman. Helen lSol, Plain City, Ohio 37, 94, 129 Keim. Ray lSol, Kokomo, lnd. 37, 111 Keller, Carol lSol, Eureka, 111. 37 Kempton, Kenneth lAd Thl, Goshen, lnd. Kennel, Leroy lAd Thl, Shickley, Nebr. 13, 68, 69. 81, 82 Kenyon, Ruth lFrl, Roanoke, 111. 30, 87 Kile, Marion lSrl, Elkhart, Ind. 57 King, Ioan lFrl, West Liberty, Ohio 30 King, Iohn Url, West Liberty, Ohio 46. B8 Klassen, Marilyn lSrl, Washington, Iowa 57 Klassen, William lAd Thl, Homewood, Man. 68 Kornhaus, Donna lSol, Orrville, Ohio 37, 70 Krahn, Bernard tSrl. Sperling, Man, 58, 81. 94 Kraus, Norman lFacl 20, 68 Krause, Friedrich lSrl, Gronau, Germany 58, 92, 122 Kreider, Noble lfacl Kropf, Bonnie lFrl. Molalla, Oreq, 30 Kuehn, Ruth Ann lPGl, South Bend, Ind, Kulp, Richard lFrl, Wauseon, Ohio 30 Lais, Frances lSrl, Hubbard, Oreq. 58. 95, 102 Landes, Clyde Url, Lansdale, Pa. 58, 81, 88. 95, 111, 125 Landes, Gerald lFrl, Lansdale, Pa. 30, 109 Landes, Roland Url. Lansdale, Pa. 41, 81, 89, 94, 100, 101, 104. 105. 106, 107, 108, 111 Landfair, Ianette lFrl. Goshen, Ind. Lantz, Omar Url, Gap, Pa. Lark, Alexander lSrl, Chicago, Ill, 58, 78. 84, 94, 122 Leal, Nicolas U rl, Tampico, Mexico 73 Leatherman. David lSol, Doylestown, Pa. 87, 84. 94 Lederach, Iohn lSal, Lederach, Pa. 39, 80, 97, 100 1.e1 evre, Elwin lSrl, Sterling, Ill. 58, 89, 97, 99, 100, 105, 107, 113 Lehman, Curtis lSrl, Castorland, N.Y. 58 Lehman, lane Url, Castorland, N.Y. 42, 83 Leichty, Genevieve Url, West Liberty. Ohio 41 Leichty, Wilma Url, Albany, Oreg. 27, 47, 81, 87 Leichty, Wilmer Url, Albany. Oreq. 41, BB, 97, 100, 109, 128 Lerch. Iohn Url, Wooster, Ohio 41, 89, 96, 100, 104. 111, 129 Lerch, Robert lFrl. Wooster, Ohio 30, 100, 129 Liechty, Anna V. Url, Berne, Ind. 46, 83 Liechty, Reuben fFrl, Spencerville, Ind. 29, 122 Liechty, Russel lSrl, Archbold, Ohio 59, 75, 95. 97 Linn, Walter Ufrl, Denver, Ind. Litwiller, Esther lS0l, Goshen, lnd. 37, 91, 97, 100. 125 Litwiller, Iohn lAd Thl, Goshen, lnd. 68 Litwiller, LaVerne fSrl. Delavan, 111. 59, B1 Litwiller, Lawrence lFrl, Wooster, Ohio 30 Litwiller, Ruth fFrl, Delavan, Ill. 30, 87 Long, Kenneth Url. Nappanee, lnd. 45 Lonq. Nancy tSrl, West Liberty, Ohio 59 Luqbill, Ralph lSrl, Archbold, Ohio 59. 97 Mann, David lSrl, Elkhart, Ind. 59, 58, 97 Mann, Dean U rl, Goshen, lnd. 31, 93, 100 Mark, Richard lSol, Naubinway, Mich. 37, 97 Mai-ner, Mary Etta lFrl, Wellman. Iowa 30, 78 Martin, Abner tFrl, Waterloo, Ont. 99 Martin, Clare lAd Thl, Kitchener, Ont, 123 Martin, Dale Url, Manson, Iowa 47, 94 Martin, Iames Url. Goshen, lnd. 45 Martin, Ioseph lFrl, Goshen, lnd. Martin, Lucinda lSrl, Floradale, Ont. 59, 82 Massanari, Karl lFClCl B, 49, 83, 124, 134 Mast, Carolyn lFrl, Millersburg, Ohio 30, 87, 99 McGrath, William llrl, Chicago, 111. 45, 68 Merillat, Lois Url, Wauseon, Onio 7, 42, 99 Metz. Floyd fFrl, Berqey, Pa. 30, 93, 99, 127 Metzler, Darlene Url, Martinsburg, Pa. 41. 89, 91, 94, 100. 108 Metzler. Edgar lAd Thl, Scottdale, Pa, 59. 68 Metzler, Richard lFrl. Martinsburg, Pa. 30, 100 Metzler, Shirley lFrl, Martinsburg, Pa, 30, 102. 108 Meyer, Frederick fSol, Creston, Ohio 97, 94 Meyer, lohannes lSrl, Velen. Germany 60. 73 Meyer, Wilfred lSol, Sterling. Ohio 37, 129 Miller, Arleta Url, Archbold, Ohio 42. Bl, 83, 88 Miller, Bonnie Lou lSol, Middlebury, lnd. 39, 70 Miller, Charles Url, Conneautville, Pa. 44, 81, 85, 94 Miller, Ernest E. tracy s. sa. sl, 112, 134 Miller, Fuhrman Url, Avilla, lnd. Miller, Gail lSrl, Middlebury, lnd. 60, 83. 94, 107 Miller, Glen H. lracl 9, 17, 124, 134 Miller, Grace lFrl, Goshen, Ind. 7, 30, 83 Miller, Harold lSrl, Topeka, lnd. 60 Miller, Iames Allen lFrl. Goshen, lnd. 30, 109 Miller, Iames Allen U'rl, Millersburq, Ohio 30, 88, 93, 99. 110. 125 Miller, Iames N. l5rl, Goshen, lnd. 60, 76, 94 Miller, Iames R. lSol, Elkhart, Ind. 39 Miller, Ieanette lFrl, Smithville, Ohio 7, 30, 92, 93, 99 Miller, Kenneth Url. Goshen, Ind. 43 Miller, Margaret lSol, Topeka, lnd. 39, 70 Miller, Marvin Url, Elkhart, Ind, 40, 68, 94, 104 Miller, Meredith lFrl, Topeka, Ind. 7, 83, 93, 129 Miller, Paul lFacl 20, 68 Miller, Ray lSrl, Grantham, Pa. 60, 84, 95, 100 Miller, Richard Url, Smithville, Ohio 40. 68, Bl, 90 Miller, Samuel ISrl, Grabill, lnd. 60, 78, 89. 94, 100, 105, 111, 123 Miller, Samuel E. lAd Thl, Middletown, Pa. 68, 82 Miller, William IS0l, Sterling, Ohio 37, 99 Mininqer, Paul fFacl 20, 68, 124 Mitchell, Ruth lFrl, Meadows, 111. 7. 30, B1 Mishler, Arlene lSrl, McMinnville, Oreq. 60, 99 Mishler, Patricia Ufrl, New Paris, lnd. 31, 87 Mohler, Evelyn ll-'rl, Christiana, Pa. 31, 85, 93 Monska, Mary Iane lSr.l, Philadelphia, Pa. 27, 61, 87, 89, 102, 106, 108, 122 Moore, Sophia Url, Goshen, Ind. 43 l-ll 84 Morse, Carol 1Sr1, Chicaqo, 111. 61, 87 Mosemann, lohn 1Fac1 20. 68, Mosemann, Orpah 1Fac1 21 Moser. Caroline 1lr1, Castorland, N.Y. 42, 78. 83, 85, 8B Moyer, Alice 1Fr1, Perkasie, Pa. 31 Moyer, Carson 1Ir1. Blair, Ont. 45 Moyer, Doris 1PG1, Blooming Glen, Pa. 61, Moyer, Esther 1lr1. Elizabethtown, Pa. 45, B1 Moyer, William 1Fr1, Blooming Glen, Pa. 31 Mumaw, Frances 1So1, Elkhart, Incl. 97 Mumaw, Harold 1Fr1, Wakarusa, lnd. Mumaw, Virgil 1Ir1, Orrville, Ohio 5, 27, 43, 122. Murphy, Iames 1So1, Elkhart, Incl. 37, 100, 102, 104. Musselman, Audrey 1Fr1, Preston, Ont. 7, 31, Musselmart, lane! 1Fr1, Orrtanna. Pa. 7 Musselman, Martha 1Fr1, Gettysburg, Pa, 31 Nachtiqall, Wilbur 1Ad Th1, Buhler. Kans. Nafziger, Anna Rose 1So1, Archbold, Ohio 37 Nalziqer, Marvin 1Ac1 Th1, Goshen, lnd. 68, 82, Natziqer, Mary K, 11 ac1 7, 19 Nakaiima. Nobuyuki 1PG1, Tokyo, Iopan Nose. Beniamin 1lr1, Lederach, Pa. 27, 41, 86, 91, Ncse, Garth 1So1, Souderton, Pa. 37 Near, Richard 1So1, Shelby, Mich. Nebel, Carol 1Fr1, Versailles, Mo. 31 Nelson, Phyllis 1So1, Shipshewana, lnd. 39, 102, 105, Neuhauser, Norma 1Fr1, Eureka, 1ll. 7 Notziqer, Anna 1So1, Wauseon, Ohio 37, 70 Nolziqer, Mary Alice 1So1, Wauseon. Ohio 7. 35 Noiziqer. William 1So1, Wauseon, Ohio 35, 85, 88, 89, 94, 104, Norman, Bettie 1So1, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 37 Norris, Frieda Wagner 1Sr1, Mt. Union, Pa. North, Wayne 1Ad Th1, Nappanee, Ind. 68, 94, 96, Nussbaum, Delvin 1So1, Apple Creek, Ohio 39, 85 Nussbaum, Nathan 1Sr1, Apple Creek, Ohio 61, 68, 76, 86 Nussbaumer, Fridtiol 1Fr1, Clarksville, Tenn. 33 Nyce. Ioyce 1Ir1, Doylestown, Pa. 48, tsl Oberlin, Harriet 1Sr1, Goshen, 1nd, Oesch, Alice 1Sr1, Middlebury. Ind. Osborne, Millard 1Ir1, Bunker Hill, Ind. 79, 88, 94. 100. 48, 68, 81, 93, 100, Oswald, Marilyn 1Ir1, Hudson, Ohio 47. 89. Oswald, Mary 1Ir1, Chappell, Nebr. 46 Otto, Galen 1Sr1, Springs, Pa. 61, Oyer, Iohn 1Sr1, Eureka. 111. 62, 58, 76, 79 Oyer, Mary 1Fac1 7, 14 Oyer, Sanford 1Sr1, Fisher, 111. Palmer, Ellen 1So1, Goshen, 1nd, Peiler, Robert 1Fr1, Columbia, Pa. Penner, Ervin 1Ad Th1, DeWitt, Nebr. Perry, Alta 1So1, Bremen. lnd. 35, 102. Perry, Arlene 1Fr1, Rochester, lnd, Pletcher, Byron 1Fr1, Perryton, Texas 31, 100, 107, Pletcher, Margie 11r1, Perryton, Texas 47, 95, 100, Pletcher, Wilma 1Ir1, Perryton, Texas 44, 84, Priest, Donald 11r1, Goshen, lnd. 45, Rubenstein, Robert 1Fr1, Spring Valley, Ohio 31, Haber, Merrill 1Fr1, Kansas City, Mo. 31, 93, 100, Ramseyer, Phyllis 1So1, Smithville, Ohio 36, 88, 95, l-12 90 124 70 94 99 68 94 95 93 70 33 126 127 133 31 93 68 B3 122 83 73 104 89 37 78 108 31 97 70 110 , 93 B6 110 94 .94 99 127 61 B1 127 125 94 81 95 30 106 31 109 128 128 100 110 133 99 Ratzlort, Vernon 11r1, Burbank, Calif. 46, B3 Redekop, Calvin 1Ad Th1, Mountain Lake, Minn. 58, Bl. 82 Hedekop, Iacob 1Fr1, Mountain Lake, Minn. 31, 93, 99, 105 Reed, lon 1SO1, Nappanee. Ind. 36, 42 Reqier, Allrieda 1Ir1, Moundridge, Kans. 27, 48 Reqier, Elmer 1Ad Th1, Mountain Lal-re, Minn. Reimer, Iohn 1Ir1, Kleelelcl, Man. Reist, Donald 1Ad Th1, Mt. Icy, Pa. E8 Rempel, lane 1Fr1, Mountain Lake, Minn. 31, 93 Reschly, Kathryn 1Sr1, Crawlordsville, lowa 62 Rheinheimer, Florence 1Sr1, Shipshewana, Ind. 71, 102 Rocke, Elaine 1So1, Tiskilwa, lll. 38, 106, 122 Rocke, Evelyn 1So1, Tiskilwa, Ill. 36, 77, 93, 102 Rohrsr, Mary 1Sr1, Wadsworth. Ohio 62, 79, 81, 89. 102, 107, 108, 110, 128, 129 Roll. Myron 1Fr1, Goshen, Ind. Roose, Phyllis 1Admin1 18, 132 Roth, Barbara 1So1, Morton, 111. 38, 70, 89, 102 Roth, Lloyd 1So1, Casselton, N. Dak. 36, 133 Roth, Paul 1Sr1, Belletontaine. Ohio 62, 79, 81 Rover. Mary tFuc1 7, 19, 83 Rupp, Bernice 1So1, Wauseon, Ohio 36, 70 Hush, Arlene 1So1, Doylestown, Pa. 38, 70 Rush, Howard 1So1, Perkasie, Pa. 39 Hutt, Eileen, 1501, Lancaster, Pa. 36, 79, 94 Rutt, Wilmer 1Fr1, Strasburg, Pa. 31 Ryan, Richard 11r1, Cleveland, Ohio 45 X1 Saltzman, Phyllis 1Sr1, South Bend, Ind. 62 Sauder, Mary Kathryn 1Ir1, New Holland, Pa. 71 Scanlon, Paul 1So1, Mishawaka, lnd. Schertz, Ardith 1Fr1, Lowpoint, 111. 7, 26, 93, 128 Schertz. Burtron 1Ir1, Metamora, Ill. 43, 94, 127 Schertz, Marjorie 1Sr1, Lowpoint, 111. 62, 76, 95, 97, 125 Schlabach, Mildred 1Fr1, Scottdale. Pa. 31 Schlatter, Leon 1Ir1, Spencerville, Ind. 43, 93, 96 Schmidt, Abraham 1Sr1, Blumenhof, Sask. 62, 68 Schmucker, Arden 1Sr1, Louisville, Ohio 63, 100, 105 Schmucker, Ioyce 1Sr1, Eureka, 111. 63, 87 Schmucker, Leon 1Sr1, Alliance, Ohio 63 Schmucker, Norwood 1So1, Canton, Ohio 35, 93 Schrock, Dellis 1Ir1, Riverside, Iowa 44 Schroclr, Harvey 1Fr1, Goshen. Ind. Schrock, Lowell 1Fr1, Mishawaka, Ind. 31 Schultz, Harold 1Sr1, Guelph, Ont. 49.63, 76, 81, 92, 97 Shanl-r, 1oan1Fr1, North Lima, Ohio 31, 83, 88, 93, 100, 133 Shank, Lois 1Sr1, Goshen. Ind. 71 Shantz, Edith 1Ir1, Preston, Ont. 44, 87, 88, 95 Shantz, Edna 1Fac1 7. 18, 87, 88 Shellenberqer, Iames 1Fr1, Bryan, Ohio 83, 100 Shenk, lacob B. 1Admin1 12, 88, 124 Shenk, John 1Ir1, Lititz. Pa. 68, 73, 81, 82, 99 Shenlr, Vera 1Fr1, Lancaster, Pa. 31, 81, 86. 133 Shetler, Alice 1Fr1, Meadville, Pa. 31, 94 Shetler, Maynard 1Sr1, Meadville, Pa. 68, 94 Shinohara, Yuko 1Fr1, Osaka, lapan 73 Shook. Barbara 1Sr1, South Bend, lnd. Shoup, Owen 1Sr1, Orrville. Ohio 53, 100 Showalter, Esther 1Sr1, Millersburg, lnd. 63, 83, 94 Sims. Bradley 1So1, Millington, Mich. Slabauqh, Daniel 1Sr1, Millersburq, Ind. 63 Slaubauqh, Carolyn 1Fr1, Parnell, lowa 32 Smellzer, Walter 1Fr1, Elkhart, lnd. 109 Smith, Carolyn 1So1, Eureka, 111. 35. 89, 94, 96, 100, 102, 106, 108, 131 Smith. I. Harold 11 ac1 9, 13, 124 Smith, Verna Graber 1Fac1 15 Smith, Willard H. 1Fac1 15. 124 Smucker Arlene 1Fr1, Smithville, Ohio 32, 103, 108 Smucker Esther 1Fr1, West Liberty, Ohio 32 Smucker, Iohn 1Fr1, Smithville. Ohio 33, 93, 129 Smucker Kathryn 1Ir1, Tiskilwa, 111. 42, 96, 99 Smucker Mary Ann 1Sr1, Chicago, Ill. 64. BB, 102 Smucker, Pauline tFrl, Smithville, Ohio 7, 32. Smucker, Ronald tFrl, Plain City, Ohio Snider, Howard Ilfrl, Waterloo, Ont. 33. Snider, Howard M. Ur.l Guernsey. Sask. 46. Snyder, Catherine Url. Guelph, Ont. 45. 93. Snyder Gaylord lSol, Ashley, Mich. 27, 36, 104. Snyder, Marion tAd Thl. Alice. Texas 68. 69, 81, 82. Snyder 'Vincent lFacl IB, 89, Sommer, Carol fSol. Kidron, Ohio 38, 70, Sommer, Charlene Ufrl, Saybrook, Ill. 32. Sommers. Earl lPTl, Louisville. Ohio Sommers, Elaine Uracl 7, Sommers, Iva U-'rl, Kokomo, Ind. Sommers, Merle tSol, Louisville, Ohio 36. 81. 95. 96. Sonnekalb, Ingrid tSol, Goshen, Ind. 36. 85, Spicher. Geneva lSrl. Kalona, Iowa 64. 76, Springer, Merle Url, Saybrook, 111. 73, Springer, Nelson lAdminl 11. Sprunger, Arthur Ufacl Sprunger, Rebecca lSrl, Goshen, Ind. 64. Steiner. Iames tSrl. Sterling. Ohio 64, 87. Steiner. Iulia t1 rl, Sterling. Ohio 31. 81. Steiner. Margaret lSol, Orrville. Ohio 36. Steiner, Marjorie Url, Dalton, Ohio 47. 89, 96. Stemen, Mary Ann tSrl. Goshen, Ind. 54. Stieqlitz, Elizabeth tSrl. Millard, Ind. 49. 64. 89. 102 Stieglitz, Rosemary lFrl. Millord, Ind. 32, 88. 100, 102. Stoll, Paul tfacl 11. Stoltzlus, Bryan lSol. Almore, Ala, 36, 93, 110. Stoltzius, Daniel lild Thl, Atmore, Ala. Stoltztus. Edward tSrl. Aurora, Ohio 64, 68, 81. 95, Stoltzius, Glenn U rl, Aurora, Ohio 32 Stoltzlus, loseph tSrl, Manson, Iowa 65, 87, Storms. Kent lFrl, Osceola, Ind. 32. 124 Stover, Dorothy llfacl, Blooming Glen, Pa. 7. 21. 65 Stover, Martin lSol, Goshen. Ind. Strycker, Stanley lSrl, Goshen. Ind. 49, 65, 105, 107. 112 Stump. Dolores Url, Wakarusa, Ind. 48, 80, 91. 94 Sudermann, Iohn I. Ufrl. Goshen. Ind. 32, 93 Suderman. John Mark Url. Mountain Lake. Minn. 47, 95, 99 Swartzendruber, Donna fF'rl, Princeton, 111. 31. 103 Swartzendruber, lacob Ufacl 12. 124 Swartzendruber, Lois fFrl, Wellman, Iowa 7, 32 Swartzendruber, Ruby lSol, Kalona, Iowa 38. 81 Swartzendruber, Shirley U rl. Princeton, Ill. 7. 32 Swartzentruber. Anita lFrl, Buenos Aires, Argentina 32 Swarlzentruber, Paul tSrl, Middlebury, Ind. 27, 65, 78 Sweisberqer. Roger lSrl, Napponee, Ind. 65 Swinehart. Marilyn Ufrl, Orrville, Ohio 32, 83. 93. 116 V Tan, Herman Uid Thl. lava. Indonesia 73 Tan. loe Nio lAd Thl. lava, Indonesia 73 Thcmas, Lila Rae lFrl, Hcllsopple. Pa. 32 Thut, Barbara lSol, West Libertv, Ohio 35, 94 Thut, Helen Ioyce Url. West Liberty. Ohio 46. 94 Toews. Harvey lAd Thl. Milton, Ont. Troyer. Edwin lSol, Portsmouth, Va. 37, 81, 96, 110 Troyer, Esther lfrl, Enqadine, Mich. 52 Troyer, Grace Ufrl. Elkhart, Ind. 7. 32, 01. 93 Troyer, Harold fFrl. Plain City, Ohio Troyer. Marlin U rl. Fairview, Mich, 32. Troyer. Weldon fSrl, Aibonito, Puerto Rico 65, 89, 95, Ulrich, Franklin lSol, Eureka, Ill. 38. Umble, Iohn lEacl ll. Umble. Roy lFacl 13. Ummel. Paul llrl, Wakarusa, Ind. Unger. George Url. Ile des Chenes. Man. Unruh, Ioanne tFrl, Dodge City, Kans. Unruh, Robert lfrl, Dodge City. Kans. Unruh, Shirley lFrl. Harper, Kans. 32. Van Dyke, Rosemary I1 rl, Eureka, 111. 32, 96, 99, 100, 122 Ventura, Iohn Url, Chicago, 111. 45, 68 Ventura, loseph U rl, Chicago, Ill, 99. 107 Veramay, loseph tAd Thl. Marshall, Mich. G5 Vogt, Virgil Url, Hesston, Kans. 42. 125 Waiyaki. Lewis tSrl, Nairobi. Kenya 66, 73 Weaver, Elnora lSrl, Gulliver, Mich. 71 Weaver. Glenn tErl, Blue Ball, Pa. 32. 100, 124 Weaver, Fay Etta lI rl, Gulliver, Mich. 7, 32 Weaver. Floyd tSol, Peoria, 111. 38 Weaver. Kenneth tAd Thl. Newport News. Va. 68. 69. 108, 124 Weber, Iames Url, Goshen, Ind. 42 Weldy, Dwight lI acl 14, 94, 124 Weldy, Loren Url. Wakarusa, Ind. 41. 79. 89, 91, 100. 101, 104. 105. 106, 107, 108. 127 Weldy. Mary Ellen Url. Wakarusa, Ind. Weldy, Theron Ufrl, Wakarusa, Ind. 32, 93, 100, 124 Wenger, Bertha fSrl, Versailles. Mo. 65 Wenger, Iohn C. lFacl 20, 68, 124 Wenger. Lovonne lSol, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa 38. 83, 85, 94, 103 Wenger. Norma lean lSol, Lancaster, Pa. 38, 70, 127 Wickey, Christian lSol, Engadine. Mich. 30 Wilden, Suzanne Url, Goshen, Ind. Wilson. Gerald tSol, Goshen, Ind. 38 Winey. Lois U crcl 16 Wilmer. Samuel W. U acl 5, 17. 27. 124 Wittrig, Donald U rl, lmlay City, Mich. 32. 93. 110 Wolber. Mary lS0l, Deer Creek. 111. 38 Workman. Emily lSol, Doylestown, Po. 38. 81, 93 Wyse. Olive lFacl 9, 17, 87 Wyse, Verena lSol, Wayland, Iowa 38. 103 Yoke. Paul Url, Scottdale, Pa. 48 Yang, Chao-Hui lPGl. Taipei. Formosa 73 Yoder, Audry U rl, Freeland, Mich. 33, 93 Yoder, Benjamin tSrl, Goshen, Ind. 66 Yoder, Charles lSrl, Middlebury. Ind, 65. 93, 95 Yoder, Carolyn lSol, West Liberty, Ohio 38. 89, 94, 102. 106. 181 Yoder. David Url, Shipshewona, Ind. 48, 91. 92. 96. 100. 127. 129 Yoder, Dennis U-'rl, Midland. Mich. 33 Yoder. Donald CSrl, Middlebury, Ind. 66, 68. 79, 105, 129 Yoder, Elvin lFrl, Kalona, Iowa 33. 107 Yoder. Erma Url, Wellman, Iowa 45, 81 Yoder. Herbert tAd Thl. West Liberty, Ohio 58 Yoder, Hobert Url, Kalona, Iowa 44, SB, 94 Yoder. Ivan Ufrl, Wooster, Ohio 33, 93 Yoder. Iames lSrl, Garden City. Mo. 66, 68 Yoder. Iesse tSrl, Elverson, Pa. 49. 67, 68, 82, 92 Yoder, Iohn Mark tAd Thl. Nappanee. Ind. 68, 59, 110 Yoder, Kenneth U rl, Goshen. Ind. Yoder, Leona lSrl. Goshen, Ind. 71 Yoder, Mariorie Ann lSol, Kalona, Iowa 38, 79. 94 Yoder, Martha lSrl. Middlebury, lnd. 67 Yoder. Mary Alice llfrl, West Liberty, Ohio 7. 33 Yoder. Mary Ellen Url, Wooster. Ohio 41, 91 Yoder, Mary Ellen lSol, Elverson, Pa. 38, 81 Yoder. Mertice fl rl, Middlebury, Ind. 7. 33 Yoder. Myron lfrl, Sarasota, Fla. 124 Yoder. Nona U'rl, Meyersdale, Pa. 33, 93 Yoder. Richard lSol, Midland. Mich, 38, 93. 96, 99, 104 Yoder, Ruth E, lSrl, Parnell, Iowa 7, S7 Yoder, Ruth L. tfrl, Hollsopple. Pa. 33, 93 Yoder, Samuel A. lFacl 13. 124 143 Yoder, Sanford C. Il-'acl Yoder Yoder Yoder Yutzy Zehr, Zehr, Zehr. Zehr. 144 . Sara lFrJ, Mill Creek, Pa. . Virgil Url. Scottdale, Pa. . Walter E. IFCICJ , Mary lSrl, Plain City, Ohio Betty 1Frl, Monson, Iowa Earl KSQJ. Manson, Iowa Eugene QPU, Goshen, Ind. Icy lSoJ, Rantoul, Ill. 19, 68, 134 7, 33 41, 77, 87, 91 14 67, 76, 79, 95. 97. 102 7, 33, 93 35 33 27, 38, 76, 80 Zehr, Mary CSU, Manson. Iowa Zehr. Loren IFr1, Focsland, Ill. Zimmerly, Anna Marie Url, Sterling, Ohio Zimmerlj, Glenn ll-'rJ, Orrville. Ohio Zimmerly, John QPU, Sterling, Ohio Zimrnerly, Irene lSol, Orrville, Ohio Zimmerman, Arlene Url, Ephrata, Pa. Zimmerman, lune fFrJ, Eureka, Ill. Zimmerman, Lester IFGC1 Zimmerman, Verna fFacJ Zook, Eunice Url, Goshen, Ind. 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