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V I ' 'Q ff + IE III + -4 L' '-I. -.I I I-'I hifi., E Q. ,-,II Imam - ' 4 we I 1 L Aa' Im' .jf J Y 5 -I P I I ,Ii I Q-Ii ' LII Q- -I u If I I FJ' ' -4 It L EIIII' -If -Q I l ' , :+I-1.3 5.-i' IZL-. i. - I - 4 4 I 'fI.3-.'.-'AI -L - 'JI-If IV,f'III Ip ' NI1 'NT ' Y . - , WN L. III IIIr Y'II I'f 'I m I In DF Qin L I Y. II a .Hind The Maple Leaf Goshen College Goslwen, Indiana xf.-:H niri nm Ill!! lllll NB!! QgY '7 . .Ql.f?ll1 1:13 -ll illn x W wx 'li-'im . x !',,..-- X A sn - 11-Jr - Japufff 3 M . , 3. :nr Q. -x. Q- Nw e Ni .ix C 5- X f ,,,Y ,. 1 ' X D T f ., U 4-xx 'Y m5paf'-,,,,,,,,.- ., X W m richard graber, editor , i ...1.,.., llltl IIIII lllll VIH-It x 'al-. Table of Contents Humanities Social Science Natural Science Nursing Bible, Philosophy ancl Seminary Education and Psychology Religion Athletics Dorm Lite ancl Special Events Index - -- b A 1-EN' TT .... :1-'xLX..:c. ' gm.. N W - N --4-43' C: , ' . 6 5? ff, gk 'ifi 'Re- ' JJ rn ,. ,A Lf 'f,.4' I f el 15'j f.- ' QM C SEE YW' SOYW' X published by the iunior class richard graber, editor Leading is rewarding. There is Satisfaetion ill a growing Sl'll00l Better buildings Better trained faeulty. Seeing students depart Prepared to serve in the liome, I'lllll'1'll Or mission field ls indeed a pleasant task. Leading a eollege is a lonely task. It is to plan, to guide, to look ahead, a11d Sonletilnes to regret. It is a greater responsibility Tlian anyone ever realizes. Tllfflllgll fourteen years President Hiller Has led our sellool, and it has grown And improved. ln reeognition of his Fourteen years of servive and 2111'0lllllllSlllllE'1ll This book is dedie-ated to President Miller. x w.m.N4 . QQ ,xpyg , V-Yfawmt-?m'wvafMfo4, NNQYgY+.,,.m vsbxr f A 11011142 on first flour lu wllivll tu plan and dream Rest and work. With fou1't6-Q11 years Of 0l'ClllbZ'lti0ll There is more Than just an oflive. ERNEST E. MILLER. President KARL MASSANARI. Acting Dean RALPH GUNDEN. Controller IRVIN E. BURKHART, Field Secretary LELAND BACHMAN, Business Manager LLOYD CONRAD, Assistant Registrar PAUL BENDER, Registrar RUSSEL LIECHTY. Assistant Dean of Men ATLEE BEECHY, Dean of Men RUTH FLISHER. Assistant Dean of Women VIOLA GOOD. Dean of Women PULP FUNERAL HOME . . Ambulance Service 311 S. Main St. . . GOSHEN ADMINISTRATION Counseling antl fiilanee Buildings anrl grountls ljulilie relations anfl solieitation Catalogs anfl 1-lass offering sheets Student reeortls anrl grades Atlmissions and gl'ElfIll3tI0llS - Lnmpetl together They are 2llIllll1lISIl'HIIOll. One year lmlencls with another ln a maze of records and filing cabinet- Operatiug a college ls a full-seale business Anil capable aflmiuistration Is responsible for the success. Stacking up neat piles Cf yellow n1a11ila folders The emlless Conveyor belt moves NELSON SPRINGER. Assistant Librarian SAMUEL M. KING. Director of Public Relatiom BETH CFNTZ. Assistant in Public Relations A -qt-:fx . .Quia 'Ss l, Q. WKGN Q 2' S' x, N sz. 'Qs-A N ,Fix ts 3,1 'Nui' 'i,M -:ffli 5 :gn if X..- DR. PAUL MININGER fi Tlif- 4-nllvgv ln'vsi4lv11a'y To wliivli you uri- flwlii-atwl ls an 1'llilll1'llglllQJQ task. 'X Nnutli ul' ltitlily lamlx for ll fnunalatimi Ul' lasting values. rlllif-y Q-xplm-v lif'e- lm' llliillllllgl ,Xml pi'iii1-iplvs to live lvy. 'lille-y se-vlx ull the guiilaiivv Wliivli is yours to gin- lfnr the-5' would timl their plavv ln filiristian scrvivv ln vm-atimis :tml zlvnvutioiis. Vive- wish you Hlftfllglll Xml is iselnm mul x lSl4lIl to nivvt this task lin' sunn- lllQ'ilf-lIl't' ul' our Sllt'l't'S5 R1-sts in y0lll'F. KI.INE'S DIiPARTMIiNT STORE . . Quality clothes for the entire family . . GOSHEN From cities, hills, allil summer camps From dryness, ll1HylJ6 horedom From Formosa and Florida Tanned Z-llltl laughing tl1ey rome Students to Goshen College. Wo1'lii11g, seeking, playing too lllllfll They grow toward tonlorrow. Tomorrow they heeolne What they are today. Tl1e Maple Leaf exists today From the yesterday of H11 idea. It has grown 011 past hooks Alltl tl1e ideas of tl1is year's students. lt divides and groups A year of student growth. lt records tl1e widely separated paths From line arts to teaehing. ln eight seetions Tl1e Maple Leaf pic-tures Hlltl explains Tl1e life of tl1e student- The classes, studies And rieh extras of a sehool year. The live divisions of tl1e vurrivulum Form tl1e basis For tl1e first five seetions: Humanities Soeial svienee Natural seienee and nursing Bible, philosophy, Hlltl seminary Edueation Hlltl psychology. Religion Sports Dorm living and special events follow. Finally, ill rowed Hlltl f'0llllllll6tl index Parade these students Who are Goshen College. This hook ls tl1e record of their growth today. GOSHEN COLLEGE BOOKSTORE AND SNACK SHOP . . Sewing the college family tl ' 1 1 sms: -A -f-- ' 'n.r,Lf.'- 'I ,J HM? X' 'up ' QQ-Q, E3-iS 7..L' ' Q x .....,,..-,.f 'f H GMJSQQ5 0- Glkhart SZQSI Sfore I I . ,ff-S ,.. , A,, .r , ? . W I ff.-fx.. 5 AX llfiglll sun warlus .-X alrowsy ralllplls. The- lawn is nmwed, vulnwlns dustm T110 summer is past. St'lbI6lllIH'l', zunl a 4101111 mllcge XY lwvls into avtioll UVCl'lligllt. .-X new year begins lhwplo finul thvir old f1'i0l1als Discuss the SIIIIIIHPI' Xml plan the- winter. if -A lk Into u mazv of lmilcliugs Anil a fluster of avtivity Bvwiltlereil fl't'Hlllllt'll arrive first Fur urie'11tzltiui1 tu an nc-w way of life. Senior, junior Anal S0lPllUlll0l't' 1'0llllSf?l0l'S llltl'UlllIl'P Illlolll to 4'ivllllllllS rulvs Rmnns, aml Q'Vt'lllllQL paths ln walk. MILLER'S RESTAURANT +4-FA... ll Rims mms my This first lmrst of svlmnl .xIlYilllt'CS swiftly llltu a mlley of tests. Relaxation follows: 4XC1lllElllltillg sm-ials llltl'1NlllCl01'y lll't'Hltl6lltnS teas Anil fliscovf-ry of Millers For lille-llljlll' 1'Pfl't'SlllllPlll. Your favorite place to eat . . GOSHEN f '3Y ' F, l - EII.-IAX STEEL SCAFFOLDING .. Gets you up in the world . . ARCHBOLD OHIO H N z Bavli from il Sllllllllt'l'!S work or service ,Q mm, Return the old hands. Bavk to the task Of 1-lioosing a major Or de-viding to take pliilosopliy This year or next. Hawk to long registration lines If And piles of books And filling out 1-lass admission varils To vast fields of knowledge. Bzlvk to frielldsliips, work, worship And quiet periods of study. As dorm rooms ure arranged And vlasses begin Six linndred people il1'g2llllZt' into a Sl'lll'1llllt' Punetuated by l'lllIllt'14 for lirealxfast Chapel, and closing time. Strange faves het-onie new friends Strange fuvts, new lillUXYlP1lgI0. IOHN E. LANDIS CO. . . Carburetor and ignition specialists . . LANCASTER. PENNSYLVANIA and ANCUA ,tg li It . N gl l f- -+, a hi ' 'Eh - ,rw M., 4 ' :fill YY Q L or E ' he as N Sir Y am 'S t i I if ' T-, Z 4 s asl: cler West cliel sem Hauch ist: sal5qn wief J e Wolkzn 3iel1l'l wwe Sclu rloschan qarl uiskhihrcz ls glq L-,racacfn uvuja ardaq ll'Il'Q ruaaudefzusa Ml A I' Q e Qi vo are an- a 0 mpc K Cxww una mawyossrla 5: uqs despos-EQ el hem 0 Ira detr3S conw hue mauso. HUMANITIES liilllglllllglf, literature, and The lille arts-a foundation Un whit-h a sehool has fonntleel A whole liberal arts philosophy. Studies in eonnnnnieation Through IIIEIIIAS synlbols-language. The lllt'4lllllll of icleas anml of the Confliet of ieleas. Students move Bewilnleretl through the Babel of Diliferent languages lint all is finally llnelerstoonl in terms of l'Ullllllllllil'2lll0ll :Xu url form huilt on language :Mui on the alpstraet icleas that go on ln lDt'0ltl?'!-3 heamls. Literature is :nan Living viezniously all the things he May not experienre in reality. It ls 1-onnnunieation from one inan to Nlany. The fine arts. no longer huilt Un lllllllqS fXrtilie-ial eoinmnnieation lllellllllll hut llesigneql to appeal to man hehinel The worils. The urls are the expression Ui' the feelings of man, untouvheal hy Any ialea or knowleilge. These are lll2ill.S attempts To express his imleas anal feelings To his fellows. There Are the worals, first in Languages, then only one in literature There is the emotion, whieh Must use languages of its own. LOIS GUNDEN. IOHN FISHER. Instructor in English Assistant Professor of French rind Spanish IOHN UMBLE. ELIZABETH H. BENDER, Professor Emeritus of English and Speech Assistant Professor of German ROY UMBLE, Professor of Speech VERNA G. SMITH. Assistant Professor of Spanish SAMUEL A. YODER, Professor of English I. HAROLD SMITH. Associate Professor of English VVALTER E. YODER. Assistant Professor of Music ETHEL Y. METZLER. MARY OYER. Assistant Professor of Music Part-time Instructor in English DVVIGHT WELDY, Assistant Professor of Music IAMES CLEMENS. Librarian ARTHUR SPRUNGER. Part-time Instructor in Art ,T ., All Xe' f, ...H C 4.4.2 an -1,5 18 LITERARY DRAMATICS A host of people liross the stage ltefore tlle enrtain rises. Cast anal 1'llUl'llS Chorus and ilireetor Managers of property and stage. No e114l to aletail antl worry. A worn east Sirk of retreating words That seem meaningless Anil gestnring exaggeratetlly. Endless eritieisnl tlistnrlls The Cllllllllbfllllll of unsure workers Allll the little worries grow l11to a ereseellelo As eurtain time approaelles. AX liarrieal elireetor lnggles lighting anal properties l,l'0IlllPlf'l'S line the curtains The l1o11se lights slim Ureliestra lleraltls the opening elloru Anil a stage 11111108 to life With a one-night tale Of a Visiting Servant Ur King. Before an auclienee Meaningless wortls gain meaning rxllll a tireal east is happy For it has fountl App1'eeiative listeners. IIRST NATIONAL BANK . . Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation . . GOSHEN The Avon-Aurora Societies presented Amahl and the Night Visitors By Menotti. A lame shepherd boy of Palestine Amahl and his mother awake to a Knock at the door. Three kings Ask for a plaee to stay a11d Amahl desires to accompany the Kings And offers his only possession A crutch As a gift to the Christ Child. Amahl was played by Phyllis Ramseyer Carmen Ebersole portrayed the mother. The Three Wise Men were John Suderman, Verlin Garber, Lahlar Holoway: I-Iobert Yoder was the page Vance George directed. A Servant in the House, presented By the Adel!rhian-Vesperian literaries And directed by Robert I'Iershberger Is a modern parable in drama form. Manson, Marvin Miller, represents Allegorieally the ministry of Jesus To bring brotherhood and Spiritual redemption To the home of an English Clergyman. The play develops Principally in the reaction of the Other characters to Manson: Sid Kreider and Esther Stoltzfus, Barbara Amstutz, Floyd Crow, Millard Osborne and Ken Cun11i11gham. it QQ ULRICH MANUFACTURING CO. . . Quality Products and Dependable Hydraulic Equipment . . . ROANOKE, ILLINOIS i 'F 212' 'T I! b- ,. LAMAR HOLAWAY B.A., MUSIC DARREL HOSTETLER B.A.. Music FINE ARTS Students adventure as they move From daily eampus routines lnto the field of the arise Painting, singing, designing And directing musie. Studying Harmony and history of mnsie. ln learning to appreciate Tlle prineilvles of art Everything has signifivaneei Textures of einder bloeks And of llylllllHlS, perspeetive ln paintings and in buildings Color in art and in musiv. Techniques a11d forms Have meaning: sonata And oil are the media Of artistic expression And communication. Art ls a form of eonveying An emotion, and students learn From it the seerets of complete Communication. NEWELLS . . A good place to trade for 74 years GOSHEN MUSIC Chapel resountls with Gloria Piano rooms overflow And Pkll'll lllOl'lllllgI one out of three Rush to seales anel Easter songs. Friday night silver antl glass Eeho to IIIIISTCY A piano soloist, perhaps. Goshen College ever Slllglllg... Z' OPPOSITE: Mary Oyer helps Carolyn VVeaver on fine arts class collage fbottomj. Symphonic instru- ments class studies violin ltopj. THIS PAGE: Ian Gleijsteen. Dutch student, works on another drawing lleftj. Eleanor Graber plays piona on second floor of Ad building frightj. ELKHART PAINT S: WALLPAPER CO . . Artists' supplies, awnings, Venetian blind service cv A w, I - -Q.. 1- , ,CNQ X B -M' ' Q., -, 13 xxx X N A X: D 5 N .WA ii X , , x 1 V . Q - L , .N ,egig if 'Q 4 - A 1 Y' f -s: ' N-, N - -f m 1 -Ss:-xi P ws V! ,V 2 '- . ' s .,,.42f.-'if' f qi X..2.': g. .sv Q- I f-S 5 is . ' '11:QaMa:f:.::T ' 27s. 9 X 7 xx. I ' m1. GERALD L. HUGHES B.S. in Education CLYDE LANDES B.S. in Education MARGIE PLETCHER B.A., Music KATHRYN LORAINE SUMMERS B.A.. Music DOLORES STUMP B.A., Music IOHN M. SUDERMAN B.A., Music SALEM BANK AND TRUST CO. . . One hundred years banking . . Member F.D.I.C. . . GOSHEN LW, ,T OPPOSITE: Wilfred Meyer drives point home in pre- senting novel negative case Qbottom leftj. Dr. Umble and Andrew Chang discuss free trade while eating popcorn at debate meeting in Umble's lzome fhottom rightj. THIS PAGE: Walter Yoder leads Music Club from hymnal he helped to publish frightj. FORENSICS Debaters lear11 logit- Through Free Trade And the Hiram Plan. New faets and icleas 1-mne In light lVitl1 C3011 debate. New View points re vlaee the urirfinal one Y' And early gelleralizations flissulw After Peaee Oratorieals Autl Speech Cuutests Diseussiou and talk rages on. CHARLES W. AINLAY . . Attorney at law GOSHEN ag :Wi in 'f'i'i 'a W' iF U CHORUS A mail flash at 7:29 Chorus live ilays a week. lilusie-after Bolteil breakfast After tosseil on elotlies Song. To unite anel Uniteallv give with love. To learn, anil worship. This is eliorus- Group rehearsals Sectional rehearsals Anil reeorelings. Spring vac-ation means Progranis on toure A glorious eliniax to l'ra4-tive routine. A ehanee to sing For more than il wall A ehanee to worship With an ZlllIllt'll1'Pf People eager for A soulful song. liloflern-rlay trouhallours Singing for hell, hoaral Anil offering: waiting for Bus, fooil, rest Relatives ancl friends Anil relatives anal Friends of frienels. Finally the enrl and Return to morning routine Sing unto the l.or1l A unitefl song of prayer Wlorship and fellowship At its liest. 71 Club! ' A F4-Ance Ggfnany spam FOREIGN LANGUAGES A semester slowly progresses Through rules, verh tenses New punctuation, sounds And lll6l'llElllll'Z'll 1llClllOl'lZlllg Badly anglicized i11 spite of MARILYN A. BAKER Volumes of records BA Spanish And a harsh sounding phonograpli. CHARLES MILLER During short Monday evening hours B.A.. English Bits of the old world And strange parts of the new , Colne to life. Perhaps Fl'6llCll songs Caroled on the icy air, or a Banquet of strange foods Foreign cultures studied and the Pinata hrolien. Foreign students meet in Pseudo natural habitat while liarriei Break down. L.I-I. HUMPHERY . . Ins. Agency . . See us for insurance security . . Spohn Bldg. . . GOSHEN es,'53F R ' .vm f A w 4 1 A s x ,Q afw gtg rf 'ff l . ,755 -.. 1 .mf I . 5 up 'li d . I 'W - of x F9 J I ' .92 :A fsar, ' I XGA K r s ..,, . ,N 2 AK. . , S I I ,H i ' ' X -4 1-.., s. .' . Xm....... OPPOSITE: Marilyn Baker checks Lilllgllklglf Club poster in snuck shop for time of monthly meeting. THIS PAGE: Spanish Club enjoys Spanish banquet in the Union lounge ltop leftj. Playing games at H. S. Bender's home exercises vocabulary of German Club members Nancy Bender, Arthur Martin, Lotus Hartman. Ioe Hoover. and Alice Metzler ltop rightj. French Club group sings carols at I. C. YVenger's home on coldest night of year. fhottomj. 91 , .M - . N .. A vc . I-nys K-Y, .. 14 .1 .4 .1 KOHLER S: CHAMPION . . Men's wear . . GOSHEN 'Yu s ,LAX A , - fx :'f' . -, , -, ff, x I wx .X Ha , f :IT,fiE xx -XX, .JI ELMER ADRIAN B.S. in Education ROSS THOMAS BENDER B.A., English CURT A. CLAASSEN B.A.. English GRACE K. DERSTINE B.S. in Education EDITH HOSTETLER HA.. English COMMUNICATIONS 1iUIlllllllllil'2lll0ll is the lDI'0lJlPlll UI' human PXVIIHIIQB anal sneial enntaet The stnlly nl' personality interseetion. A lllI'PP, six, or ten minute speeeli Stancling liel'm'e a little auilienee if nc s neaxinlf wi 1 eo 4 , eo I 'ee . X l 1 l 1, tl Il ll l t .earninif 0 rem re er ani 'as er. I F I I I it I I t A new language arts eluln Opening ruzuls of poetry and reafling To a lrrave few. Tl'2lll!-Illlltllllg lllllllglllti to paperf A fifteen linnilreil worcl paper- Witli nneertain llllllll and llllllil Anil a vague fear nl' the result. Reading, writing, speaking, listening Are integratefl as tools for life. ' FIFDEKE DRY CLEANERS . . Zll S. Fifth St. . GOSHEN sk I I , OPPOSITE: Language Arts Club hears Paul Erb read Browning selections in Kulp Hall social room. THIS PAGE: Herb Henley reads paper to basic com' munications class for discussion and criticism ltopj. Oral Interpretation class tape records group reading on Assembly Hall platform lbottomj. DOXMORE CHAIR COMPANY. INC. . . ELKHART 4-'uv RECORD A yr-urls Rea-oral is lreateu into shalw ,Ks 1lllt'l'lllllt' l 1'iclays lll'U1llll't' lSSlIf' after issue uf news Hpiniuns, l'4'llllIl'PS, and sports. -X IIIZISS ul' ite-ms 1-ulllln-le' for spam' ln lbl't'St'llIllllLI lwu weeks ill llusllen. Qlu-stianlillg the- llllvllltf Pllsllillg mrws mul l't'2lllll't' writers Xml hl'lllllQLil1lS, all go into tln- lllillilllgl UI' four sheets. NM- nm-al u lWQ'lllf-lllllt' line story Xml an lNN'lll to PllllY1'll llw page. He-1-eml is ll lil1'llll't' nl' lluslwn llullegv Nui guml or lrzul. just ll lri1'tl11'c-. ll Sll1'4'Q'1'llH ur fails Ks il lhUl'll'il:vs 4-ullvgv life. For lln' H1-1-mul, thc- year flUlll2llllH nf-ws, IR-zltlllvs A-Xml lay-nut, lblll the-sv ure- unly tllll Nh-uns tu lln- Ill1'llll'f'. PQXCIIANGIC PL7BI.l5I!ING CORP. . . Publishers THE FARMERS FXCIIANGIT' . . NEW PARIS in lf MAPLE LEAF STAFF tl to rj: Stat? YVriter Patil Yake. Business Manager Eugene Clemens. Staff XVrit- er VVilfrecl Meyer. Associate Editor Iarnes R. Miller. Art Editor Vance George. Associate Editor Margaret Iantzi and Editor Richard Graber. RECORD STAFF fl to rj: Editor Virgil Vogt, Associate Editor Marian Hosteteler. Photographer Ben Nase. Page Two Editor Grace Derstine. News Editor Paul Hershlmerger, Busi- ness Manager Roger Haines. Circulation Mtuiager Doris Hostetler, Feature Editor Marie Gingerich. Sports Editor Iohn Lerch. Feature Editor Virginia Ann Brenneman. Not on picture: Copy Editor Virgil Yoder. MAPLE LEAF Th i rly Thirty Th irt V Nlerge Paper, Revolt Slxelvllts t ns in ltio s Tliougllts into more - Xml pu es 'llliree .nn fi ten -lx lltln it Tlrrw- Fi 1 1 Engrax ink,- Dvst-ein tin l'i-outs nc 101194 tml melt IJUIIIIIIX 1 - f Tllf' lllf 9' I P M-steiwlu tn nlt 1 'lioalay 1 . Kaiivv 'T - -'films mf-1 it SOCIAL SCIENCE 'w . . 1311011 s111'1111 s1-101100 1'0v0111s 0111- 111001 111' 1111111's 1111111 10111111111 With 11114 1'?111HN'S. 11' lllllll is 5ig11i111'11111 H11 lllllS1 111650 s11111i0s 110. T110 s1-1'i110s 111' Will' 111111 P0111-0 s11111y 11is1111'y T110 111'1ifi1'i111 1110111111'y 111' past 1'1'111110111s 111111 s1i11111i1111s. F111' fjlll 111' 1110 l11'11sl101'i1i0s 111111 1+'1111111'0s 111 1110 1111s1, 1119 Fllllllf is 1'0l'lllPl1. 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HERSHBERGER, Assistant Professor of Sociology and Economics Professor of History and Sociology MELVIN GINGERICH. Professor of History SOCIOLOGY History, spaee and people's homes Yvheat, steelns, hills of grass Velds and rolling terrain Snow, ive, desert sand, and the Xvlllllllitll' of winter wind. The little dots are men. Too many, in a dry map landg Starvation. Across a horder., different kinds- Hzlte, love, trade. Or tied together with Une line. two lines, even arrows Pushing away. Life told ill cold tea-leaves or Soeio-diagrams. ifoldly, rather aloofly studied A problem of the world's No tears. Science. No happiness. The groups and dots and lilies and Words relate a picture-tale. From the mass of fact A glimpse of humanity Seen hy few. GLENARD BEYELER B.A.. Social Science LOWELL RICHARD HILE B.S. in Education ANNA V. LIECHTY B.A. and B.S. in Education MERLE E. SPRINGER B.A.. Social Science NAI-KWANG CI-IANG B.A., Economics WESTERN RUBBER CO. . . GOSHEN OMAR S. LANTZ B.A., Sociology PAUL YAKE B.A.. Sociology GEORGE UNGER B.A., Sociology 'A 1 9 ,:.x.j.nw4x OPPOSITE: VVednesday afternoon labor problems class takes notes. THIS PAGE: Professor Kauffman shows economics students Beverly Bovee and How- ard B. Snider an income comparison chart before class fleftj. Wilfred Meyer and Paul Yal-re consult Kaul?- man on sociology seminar frightl. STAR TANK AND BOAT CO. . . Manufacturer of metal boats . . GOSHEN PEACE SOCIETY Peace is a mission To a world of war And a love to one of hate. Practical, yet idealistic- I'ea1'e-heyolul the grasp Of grasping meug Within the hand of him Whose life is i11 His hands. THIS PAGE: Professor Willard Smith. Dr. H. Clair Amstutz and guest speaker Robert Kreider continue discussion after Mennonite Historical Society meeting fbottomj. Peace Society meets in Assembly Hall to hear University of Chicagos Dr. Paul Albrecht lecture on labor problems ftopj. OPPOSITE: Students from several colleges enjoy folk singing at Camp Mack peace workshop sponsored by the Goshen Peace S0- ciety. MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY Mennonite present Is row-uletl hy its Allllljlllllltil past. Eavh quarter A review sheds new light on The toniorrow of t'I1lIl'l'Il Anil 4-mnmunity. Our faith Anil that of our fathers must Staind. some tluy, the test Ol' 1-oinparison. H. CLAIR AMSTUTZ. M.D. . . Physician and Surgeon . . GOSHEN PEACE lt was an aching, a longing, a dove of hope and promise, Hitting over the marshes. Peare we ealled it-and we were all men. With strained hearts and souls stretch- ed thin we reaehed and floundered through tl1e darkness of the marshes. But when Peace seemed within our grasp, its suhstanee melted away. And we were left like fools, clutching a naked dream. Tired, lost, we hiekered over trifles, clawed for our rights. ln the darkness and fear we rlutehed the comfort of our hrother's hand, hut it was eold with hate. Many of us fell in the niarshes-marshes searred with justiee and rights. And the Dove hovered soft over the honds. ln that hour, nowhere to go, nowhere to turn, in that stark hour God reaehed down, and His voiee was strange and unheard ahove the noise of men's learning, save to a few who had no- where to turn hut to listen. His hand reached down through the hleaknesseelean, healing, asking. lt asked our rights. It asked our nation- ality. our identity, our lives. lt asked a giving of everything that was ourselves. His hand rearhed down through small- ness of men-4-lean, healing, giving. Giving a love deeper than self or 11a- tionality. Giving a purpose greater than rights and eontaets of justiee, giv- ing peat-eea gift of merey from one asked to go a mile who M'E'llt all the way to the eross. lt was a singing, a lovi11g, a daily eru- 4-ifixion to heal the hurts of the world. Peace-God had give11 it-a gift to all 1ll6'll.tEDITH IIOSTETLER PENN CONTROLS. INC. . . Manufacturers of automatic controls . . GOSHEN . V Je :N-li l . t A-. 1 if ':.' fffi , Ons. .r .. 1 ,V .-X 5 I , I I' be- L... 1 fl E ,LZ Q xl 29:55 ' l--T ' 'E '55 'Q' 'Z 'H ,f IQLL1-5 I .2 THIS PAGE: Africa and nineteenth-century Euro- pean Imperialism are explained in recent european history by Professor Guy Hershherger. OPPOSITE: Secretarial students Esther Yoder and Carol Slagel use adding machines in commerce room on third floor of Ad Building. IAMES LEO MARTIN B.A.. History FUHRMAN MILLER B.A.. Historv DONALD L. PRIEST 1 B.S. in Education DONALD BUSCHERT B.S. in Education HAINES Sa HAINES . . General Contractors ELKHART STANLEY CHARLES B.A., Commerce in ROGER PERCIVAL HAINES M- B.A., Commerce ROLAND LANDES B.A., Commerce ,H: .f,.1Wf5i'i: .El Y i.. 6' , . xx ws-.L I V 5 I. 5, A w r.. -N' 1.9 'pf , f- Q. f ' . 'X Q ,.. . . X 'I 1 I ' ag IOHN MEYER LERCH B.A., Commerce CAROLINE MOSER B.A.. Commerce VIRGIL VOGT B.S. in Education HISTORY Sprvatl out arross il l'l3!4Sl'00lll ,All mlcl 4l0ZPll stutlents 1-oiiverse Alltl sean notes RC4'2llllllg tho previous tllly.S lf'l'lll't ln p1'elna1'z1tio11 for another vliapter lll the life of the world. I'rol'essors ramhle .Shout tariff lil'0lTl?lllS Zlllll Sarajevo Nlix stories of the llli1l'lyl'S With ll tale of il night in South Pass People, plat-es, and events merge llltll the story of men. COMMERCE l11 a 1-ool quiet ollivc- 5Pl'l'E'l2ll'lt'S work The t?X0ll3llQjlllQL lllElt'lllll0 of men. Each llllllllltll' elf-notes an opt-1'atio11 Of traale 011 the part of Man, aml 6ilt'll explains the Meaning of the rest. ASSOCIATED TYPEWRITER CO. . . Distributior of Royal Typewriters and Clary Adding Machines . . ELKHART + F L Y X, X? X-sf N0 gf 5 -N,s 40 NATURAL SCIENCE ln the lalrs Would-lw svientists Work aniiil the tanlis and bottles Pots annl pans Dusty vials, test tnlws ancl Oelurs lwwarliiig llt'llYy atlnosplivre. Distilling, titrating, analyzing Rroiling, liraising, roasting, lialiing Basting, stita-liing, fitting. 2-1tf'HllllllQ1 Mvniorizing tlw lJ0llf'S ancl innarils Of 1-rayfisli, frogs, cats. anal lamprey Cllltllflllfl l,b3l'lt'l'lEl, lll'P61'llllg.5 fruit flies Xxillflilllg logaritlnns Anil at night Cllllrlillgl the course of Jllllll61' ln the :lark world Outside. Tllese who learn anal nnilerstaiiul the S4-if-liws Aial our llealingg Crow l'l'0llS Exlolorc rnvlis anal atmns Bnilfl llams flUllStl'lll'l lmluvlxs anel vitivs. Hut of lllf' lZlllS Colne our Wllf'2ll an4l our liriilges. Ont of the- lalis Uni' stanilaral of living For this is the S1'lt'lll'P Ag:-. KERMIT BECHTEL. D.D.S. . . 41 Shoots Building . . GOSHEN -hrmiv A -,.,,.-vw i-N-in ' ! '---v , --5... OLIVE G. WYSE. Professor of Home Economics PHYLLIS ROOSE, Instructor in Home Economics EDNA SHANTZ, Instructor in Home Economics EDITH HERR. Assistant Professor of Physical Education RUTH GUNDEN, Instructor in Physical Education ROMAN GINGERICH. Assistant Professor of Physical Education .Z , X 'N if WSI I NIERLIQ IACOBS. Instructor in Biology SAMUEL VV. XVITMER, Professor of Biology DALE SYVARTZENDRUBER. Instructor in Agriculture ARTHUR A. SMUCKER. Instructor in Chemistry H. HAROLD HARTZLER. Professor of Mathematics 1- EDVVARD HERR B.A.. Chemistry KENNETH M. LONG B.S. in Education BENIAMIN L. NASE B.A.. Chemistry LEON SCHLATTER B.S. in Education VIRGIL YODER B.A., Physics THIS PAGE: Mineralogy students inspect rock speci- mens on trip during 1953 spring vacation fbottom leftj. Ed Herr takes a spectrographic analysis of ele- ments in physics lab fbottom rightj. OPPOSITE: Bill Miller heats crucible in chemistry lab ftopj. Rus- sel Hochstetler, Aaron Longacre and Dwight Graber ponder math problem fbelow leftj. Rodney Alderfer concentrates on perspective drawing in engineering drawing class fbelow rightj. The vhvmists arc' a Slfllllgf' Class of mortals lllllbfflllfll lay an 2lllllHSt insane lllllPlllSt' to seek llwir IIlt'2lSlll'P Alllilllg smoke aml vapor Snot and flame, poisons :mel pun-1'ty Ye-t Alllilllg the-se evils I sc-em to l Su sweetly that I may alie If l would Pllilllgli' plan-s Viltll thf- l,PI'5l2lll King. -jnumx Buzmzn, 1517 IVV 1 -Ei . 5, -1 +I N i Q S..-. 5' 3? I-X 'W' .I -ax' n al X, A I W KENNETH DEVON MILLER Q , -wa are ,' A, V Q B.A., Natural Science QA , I RICHARD C. RYAN 'Y Wx 1' B.A.. Natural Science FLOYD E WEAVER 1 t I I -if-zliiils Q - . ,Ql ES as B.A.. Natural Science ' NN: r- . ef N- ,-1 ANTONIO ALVAREZ -2 vw. 3 . B.A., Biology - ' ' I Z. ig ' Q... .R t 3 - S . 1 . .gr Q - . , S - YUKIO MATSUI v X , ..- . .- B.A., Biology .X VIRGIL MUMAW , ,, Rv . Fifi X B.A.. Biology I Q- N Q VVILLARD H. ALBRECHT ' B.A., Natural Science 525112 Hs Isl' THIS PAGE: Physical chemistry students receive helping hand from Professor Arthur Smucker. OP- POSITE: Qualitative analysis lab as it appears Thurs- day mid-afternoon ltopj. Ben Nase. Dr. Witmer, and Virgil Mumaw observe cat heart in comparative anat- only Qbottomj. DAYS TRANSFER, INC. . . ELKHART Q' 'Q Q' I ,,. xl 'f SCIENCE An IIIVISIIDIQ' xmrlal pups up In Ill? llli1'l'us4'uln' PSO A-Xnsl il Iinlldnll ui Irugs una! se-Llxw:-al Stands in the sunlight. Skvltnns anal lvirels Stan- flown fronl luftw IH'l'l'llt'S. sf, X ,, Future 1llN'lUl'h., l'llt'llliSfS ' Q Elwillc-c-l's unel l't'Sl'lll'1'llf'l'S , .. F 3 ' Q . ,. , Lax' lhv 1Il'Ullllll'vSUl'k for gnlalllallv stnalx 5 , ,, ' . ' ' ' QQ: xr IGHVIIIIIQL Ur lwllllivul liIllUl'. l4Cl'llll'0S in a tierml l'lllSSl'U0lll l41X!bf'l'illlClltS in a scarred lab Help stlulellts stnuly Goefs l'l't'illiUll 19111111 illllfglllllil' 1-ullllmllllds To living vclls. .gs ,A I xmi' AUDUBON CLUB Wild life- almuiuls ln fields arouuel the 4'0lIlltl'y!-Hill? Observed, liautlecl, feel by All1llliJ0llS. lu 1-risp, 4-old morning air Tlley vuunt NHllll'PiS pulse- Aml 1-liart its llt'Hl'IlJt?ill. But little notebooks IIGVPI' tell the thrill Ui' sighting bleu-k lllC'l'gZillSt?l'!-2 Or the nest of whippoorwill. GOSHEN FARMS DAIRY. INC. . . Protected milk the Pure-Pak way . . K 2s OPPOSITE: Professor Iacobs leads bird hike near dam. THIS PAGE: Naomi Kauffman and Marjorie Steiner demonstrate blood-pressure testing apparatus to Iohn Umble during science open house ltopl. Miss Roose explains craft of basket weaving to Home Eco- nomics Club fbottomj. Phone 766 . . 624 East Iackson Street . . GOSHEN SCIENCE OPEN HOUSE A year of experiments Anil let-tures 4-limaxes tlirougll Three Seienee Building floors: Apparatus designed to amuse Antl sllow tlle must intrieate that Goshen seienee van devise. Tests and experiments dot eaeh morn lnfra-real light gxlllll0Ill6t6'l' and blood tests what are tlle stages in The elevelopment of the 1'lll1'lxPll? Water springs from a rovk A flzlsll issues from the liliemistry leeture rmnn. The lllfllllgl wandering lllfiillgll the Diets in tlie lllllllf' ee lah, tliseuver liemlxies illlll lillllfll Courtesy of the Home lie lllulr The ext-lusive sm-iety For tlle preservzttimi ol' lliilllt'-lllillxlll , ...,.. lllll lt! Sw W--.v-w ':'1l.'3'k' SEE :Ef- t, 1 47- 'I k ALTA BEYLER B.S. in Home Economics CATHARINE ANN BRUNK B.A., Home Economics BARBARA DETWEILER B.A.. Home Economics IOAN GOOD B.A.. Home Economics MYRTLE HAMILTON BA., Home Economics THELMA LOUISE ROUPI' B.S. in Education EDITH SI-IANTZ B.S. in Education EUNICE ZOCK B.A.. Home Economics CARL M. HOSTETLER M D 904 E Lmcoln Ave. . . GOSI-IEN J 4,-0' t 4.-' I -I l -D' bni i ' qs-nl ' J li E j. Q Hs. , hi Q.,- g X 'X K X 4 . xx -.f . H -H-, s XXX tg. . , 3 .,, HOME ECCNOMICS School is one place for Learning family arts: The finer tletails of mullin makin'-' F' Broilinu' steaks von never will afford F' 4 Mixing easseroles anal baking- Alivtliiiiff from turkev to liaked Alaska . C' . Canning, preserving, freezing Tailoring skirts and suits and coats Antl serving tea to guests At dress review. furnishing Eleetrit' illlllll25lll4't'S, home Textiles and buying Beeome il st'ie11t't', loo. Theory is lllll to lest ln home et' house. OPPOSITE: Located west of campus, the new Home Management House provides a semester's experience in house economics for Home Ec majors. THIS PAGE: Ioan Good. Eunice Zook and Myrtle Hamil- ton cook in Home Management House kitchen Qtopj. Barbara Detweiler uses sewing machine in Science Hall sewing lab tmiddlej. Professor Wyse checks day's batch of custard pies in Home lic laboratory tbottomj. DUTCH MAID BAKERY . . Home of quality baked goods . . 225 S. Main . . GOSHEN -l li' ' ,N c, DOROTHY STOVER. Instructor in Nursing OLIVE RICH. Instructor in Nursing ORPAH B. MOSEMANN. Director of School of Nursin VERNA ZIMNIERMAN Assistant Director of School of Nursing MABEL BRUNK Instructor in Nursing ESTHER XVIDNIER Director of Nursing Service NURSING The sky is clark before the tlawn. Wine-capetl figures climli lnto an oltl green bus Anil wentl Illt?ll' way to work. Sutfs up: liospital tloors swing witle Antl welcome their stutlcnt nurses. Soplioniore antl senior return to Alcohol antl etlier 'l'emperature and pulse Anil charting. No clay alilieg all tlays the same- Houtine and interruption: Room 213 is calling Drop all, help Dr. Rupe Class in eight 111llll1tCS. ion love it Because it's liartl-but rewarding And your patients need you And respond to your care. Nursing is living and growing Letting tlie science of healing Het-onie at part of you. Nursing students enter Nursing School bus for Elk- hart and day's work at hospital ltop leftj. Nurses enter the hospital for early morning duty Qtop rightj. DORIS BIRKY . . f' X B.S. in Nursing M X V , ii Ei: V js ' Vx '15, ARLENE EASH f Wa, g ' B.S. in Nursing lqll 1 ,hgnf ,Ig Q- , 1 ' . , .,.- t CHARLOTTE HOOVER 4 sl KATI-IRYN HOSSLER , e fx , B.S. in Nursing i 1 'lf' r' 'f- , NAOMI KAUFFMAN LEDERACH j s if r - ,E . r,., ...si B.S. in Nursing ' v A' ' ' ,. il r , '--, AX' .V 1 es GENEVIEVE LEICHTY r ww I A I , B.S. in Nursing ' 'E M vi , Q r 'Ml H ' ' I is fm 1 ' ' , ,Na Q f. 'I Q was ' .' A ,rms .L I if if . ,-.KW , 0 . W 'EJ A -, ,Q 9 Qw- ix mxxlx .NIASNN Q - --1 , .W r , ,--'fi R'-, 'a wi 1 I 9 i-,ZRYS K,,... 1 ff, Si N , gg, Y I f I . 'I , 1, ' e 1 . K f - . ,ff ff. in 1 fn X ? Q are if 9' I f H- sgffi 'L - , A I nf . ii f' .4 - 'fri ix 1 -Qng,.'g,jKq.Hp54PhvWxwwfv if i i H - 'IHS f 1 ggiiiiiiiiaiiss wwf .L M. SOPI-IIA MOORE B.S. in Nursing MARILYN IUNE OSWALD B.S. in Nursing MARY OSWALD B.A., Natural Science KATHRYN SMUCKER B.S. in Nursing MARIORIE STEINER B.S. in Nursing LAVERNE R. VOGT B.A.. Natural Science MARY ELLEN WELDY B.S. in Nursing MARY ELLEN YODER B.S. in Nursing ANNA MARIE ZIMMERLY B.S. in Nursing ARLINE ZIMMERMAN B.S. in Nursing im E MILES LABORATORIES, INC. . . ELKHART, IND. . . XXX Ex ,. '-A S- x ff' - Q1 ' - OPPOSITE: Shirley Unruh pours medicine in front of sophomore nurses' lah group. THIS PAGE: Mary K. Hostetler and Shirley Unrnh give Mrs. Turner a hypodermic Ktop leftl. Five nurses brush up on bed making and practice taking blood pressure in nurses' lab, basement of Science Hall Qtop rightb. 1953 grad- uating class waits on stnge to receive nursing pins at commencement fbottoml. Qtv-s : ' J t f 1 ff-Hi? - '- Eff ' A M J r T ts-e T ,. - 1, Y .. X I g Makers of ALKA-SELTZER, ONE-A-DAY fbrandj VITAMINS, BACTINE and TABCIN 'W Q BIBLE PHILOSOPHY SEMINARY A Thursday morning hour Sixty seminary students and Faenlty members Cather ill the old, dull seats of Assembly Hall for a Period of learning and Fellowship. Ideas are thoughtfully Outlined and noted, and ln the thinking of them Hearts and minds unite. This is the seminary. Here are represented future leaders And workers of the church. Moving out on practical work Assignments, seminary students Teaeh high school and Sunday Sehool elasses or visit Distant ehnrehes for a Sunday Sermon. They learn the Meaning of serviee. Returning, they attend classes And spend long hours over notes Or in the library. Somehow, they Integrate their lear11i11g with Love. to provide a hasis for A life of service. This is the Seminary: builder Of a vhureh. Learning and fellowship Giving and living Serviee of love. Eimsug.- BF-. , HAROLD S. BENDER. HOVVARD CHARLES. Dean of the Biblical Seminary Associate Professor of New Testament IOHN C. XVENGER. Professor of Theology and Philosophy SANFORD C. YODER. Professor Emeritus of Bilmla. PAUL M. MILLER, Instructor in Evangelism IOHN H. MOSEMANN. IOHN W. MILLER, Instructor in Old Testament Assistant Professor of Piautical Theology K S. rr- x X V, N 1 Ad . I -. l'1 D ' 'T I N X , .f fa ,Q - 'Y Q V: ,. X . 'R Q ','1 is ii . N, we i . . , , si:-mr-X .N ., '- -we mf ' 'C V ' S. P- 2 ' . k v . X ,, .ii N. QC QQ- 3 ' ,,g,... s X , X ax lm I Xie I. ' 56 CAMPUS AUTO SERVICE . . Sandy Oyer GOSHEN IOHN BEACHY B.A., Bible VVILLIS L. BRECKBILI. B.A.. Bible IAMES L. CHRISTOPI-IEL B.A., Bible WILLARD EBERSOLE B.A., Bible PAUL W. FRY B.A., Bible LESTER GRAYBILL B.A., Bible MARVIN MILLER B.A., Bible D. RICHARD MILLER B.A., Bible CARSON MOYER B.A., Bible MILLARD OSBORNE B.A., Bible SANFORD C. OYER B.R.E. and B.A.. Bible VVILFRID RUDY B.A.. Bible OPPOSITE: Seminary students Edgar Metzler. Ed Stoltzfus and Ellis Croyle hold informal discussion with Professor Iohn Miller in Snack Shop. THIS PAGE: Visiting preachers pause for photograph at the end of Ministers' Week ftopb. Church seminar meets in Mennonite Historical Library for Tuesday evening period trightj. M1 MOORES CLEANERS . . Elkhart County's Complete Cleansing Institution . -L ,-1.-,Q wa, ,.. . ELKHART Blind men surround the elephant of Truth. They would know Life. From all sides eonie the studied, easy Answers-not quite right. Two Eyes they have that see ll0l Ears that do not hear They can but understand The grayer side of Truth. Paradox of life: partial blindness Partial sight, and light Dulls to a misty gray. Save your sight, hut Give away your life To watrh with Curious eager eyes The winding path it takes to hope. Follow Me-therein is Truth Each step a measured insight Answers for questions And sight for all ways. HOWARD M. SNIDER B.A., Bible NORMAN H. TEAGUE B.A.. Bible HERMAN R. WEAVER B.A.. Bible BERTHA CAROLYN WENGER B.R.Ii. HANS WIEHLIIR B.A.. Bible GOSPEL BOOK STORE . . Bibles. books, pictures . . OPPOSITE: Willis Hallman takes notes as Bible lecturer Robert A. Traina addresses Thursday morn- ing Seminary Fellowship ltop lefty. THIS PAGE: Seminary class waits several minutes for its professor ftopj. Ed Stoltzfus, Eugene Herr and Carson Moyer study and relax in the Assembly Hall before their class begins in nearby room fbottomj, RUSSELL KRABILL, MGR. . . Christian literature and supplies . . GOSHEN af. x J-Q, .., ,P ' 5 IU' gan ' an IOHN M. DRESCHER B.D. WILLIAM KLASSEN B.D. I. MARVIN NAFZIGER B.D. IACOB HOFER Th.B. ALLEN KANAGY Th.B. DAVID W. MANN Th.B. NATHAN EVAN NUSSBAUM Th.B. MAYNARD W. SHETLER Th.B. DONALD YODER Th .B. J GOSHEN SASH 8: DOOR COMPANY GOSHEN PRACTICAL WORK Students go out From 1lis1'ussi1111s of IIlt'0l'y Front It'l'Illl'BS a111l l11,111lxs 111111 notes to pnlpits Zlllll lJe1lsi1les 111111 sttrveys To IIIISSIOIIS 111111 s1'I11111ls. Out to lPl'Hl'lIl'6 the lIl't'ill'IlIllg bhlltl tea1'I1i11g: 111111 living 111' Christ. IJf'Lll'llIllg they go, l't?ll1'WVt'1l they l'Pllll'll M11tivate1l to study Cllallellged to l11'el1z11'1'. OPPOSITE: YVillard Ebersole teaches Sunnyside Sunday school as his practical work project. THIS PAGE: A11sti11 Berkey speaks at East Goshen Light- house, new community center sponsored by East Go- shen Mennonite Church ttop lefty. Nathan Nuss- baum teaches Bible to VVakarusa high school class for his practical work ltop rightj. NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. . . Protect eyesight with good light . . NIPSCO EDUCATION AND PSYCHCLOGY Education: eivilizatiolfs Chief effort to preserve itself. :X massive soeial force And organization. But also Simple-a room A teacher, a few ehildren. No minor cog in a mammoth system But the focal point of Culture's giant perpetuative Effort. Edueation students see only A small part of the Nlavhine-a blackboard Small desks and one large desk. They study Rules of teaehing vhildren Not the eomplexes of Culture Think of small ways to Team-h speeifie items, 1101 Broad understandings. Children demand love Understanding and imagination. So they spend their hours liearning the teehniques To edurate students Heading Small Rain, Bright April Ur Door in the Yvalli' to l'ra1-tice pupils Trying to keep order in another Tt'Llt'll9l'.S 4-lassroom. Education Contains within itself The morals and eonseienees Uf a generation. Students of it Have a mighty task to aeeomplish. I r n I Q rl it I I E 5 l 5 r E YL., VIOLA GOOD, Assistant Professor of Iiducation ATLEE BEECHY. Assistant Professor of Education SILAS HERTZLER. Professor of Education and Psychology IACOB SWARTZENDRUBER, MARY K. NAFZIGER. Instructor in Education Director of Audio-Visual Aids MARY N. ROYER. Professor of Education Instructor in Education KARL MASSANARI, Professor of Education , A 1 5 ,5 ill its CHRISTOPHER DOCK CLUB I l E With lll1l'lHlUlbllCl' Dock as I l'atrot1, piuspeetive teavliers Journey toward their 1iI'0l-6SSlOll. ' Listening to tlle experieiices Ol' others . Just as green at year before They ask questions and discuss lu these elulms that provide at Httulent center for at universal lntere-st in leariiing. I SEQ spa N X C , ,, N, ,, . Secondary Education Club discusses teacher placement with Dr. Massanari ftop leftj. Elementary ed students take pledge in Elementary Education Club before second-semester practice teaching flop rightj. STAHLY'S PRODUCE . . Cash buyers of Poultry 84 Eggs . . Custom Slaughtering Sz :Fl Curing . . WAKARUSA ESTHER S. ALDERFER B.S. in Education LUELLA ALBRECHT B.S. in Education COLENE ASCHLIMAN B.S. in Education KATHRYN ASCHLIMAN B.S. in Education ROSEMARY ELAINE BLOSSER B.S. in Education MARIAN BRENDLE B.S. in Education CHARLOTTE BRENNEMAN B.S. in Education CHARLOTTE L. BURKHART B.A., Education E. LOUISE CROYLE B.A., Education NAOMI EVERETT B.S. in Education ADELINE AGATHA FAST B.A. and B.S. in Education IERRY FREED B.S. in Education a--- SMOKER LUMBER CO. . . Mfgrs. of boat oars, canoe paddles, house trailers . . NEW PARIS . xg.. , -cd, 1 - wifi' 'i1 -Ezw 25:1 Wk.. 69 f 51 J i 27? X X f- at f' f WILLODEAN GERBER B.S. in Education GERALDINE GRABER B.S. in Education HARRY L. GRABER B.S. in Education PATRICIA HARNISH B.S. in Education MARIAN I-IOSTETLER B.A., Education ELIZABETH IANZEN B.A., Education IANE LEHMAN B.A., Education WILMER LEICHTY B.S. in Education LOIS IEAN MERILLAT B.S. in Education DARLENE METZLER B.S. in Education ARLETA MILLER B.A., Education HAZEL MILLER B.S. in Education C.E. KAUFFMAN SONS Iohn Deere Farm Equipment . . GOSHEN s PRACTICE TEACHING Opportunity to put lnto praetiee tlie lllP0l'lf'S From the books Anil professors. Billy is no longer A pieture and ease study But a reality-an eager Curious mind Never eeasing energies A soul with lnfinite potentialities. Billy heroines a constant Seurvli for lretter teaching And ll new way of Motivation. And day by day llllQlf'l' supervision, one Begins to learn The prae-tie-al answers To problems Anal gain the feel of Q- li 'F H -. Tt'34'lllllg. OPPOSITE: Phil Lauver threads projector in Iaeob Swartzendrubefs education class. THIS PAGE: Bar- bara Thut. Chandler practice teacher, helps kinder- garteners. 1 GARMAN BROS. LUMBER CO., INC. . . Goshen's most modern lumber yard . . GOSHEN 61 ESTHER MOYER B.A., Education IOYCE H. NYCE B.S. in Education WILMA PLETCHER B.A., Education VERNON RATZLOFF B.A.. Education 'Sf' OPPOSITE: Clinton Day School pupils of former stu- dems Grace Birkey display their social studies work. THIS PAGE :Three students work in south end of Education classroom ftopj. Elementary ed class meets in one of new large classrooms in basement of Kulp Hall fbottomj. CHASE BAG COMPANY . . Bags of all kinds . . GOSHEN EDUCATION CENTER During the Sllllllllfll' Ill0lltllS Partitions grew and the Yvalls turned canary yellow while Dining llall l'llHil'S Clli-lllgtlll Unreeognizalvle to flamingo red. Knlp Hall llilSf'1llPlltT0llt'f' a Dining llall stolitl and pillaretl ln llrown wood- Now a light-fillefl, pleasant Teaelter faetory. A eltanve to bring in sellool Cllilllftlll For observatioll and questions A elranee to expand and organize Materials in logic-al shelves. Murals to enliven the walls and Wavering llllllflWl'ltillgS ixlilflill avross a lrulletin board About My Sunnner Vacation. A new home for a llt'll2lI'tlllCllt Recently l'?1'OglllZ6tl by the AACTE-lint tlle oltl spirit prevails A new-old factory-new teaellers. 13. if ABOVE: Annual critic teachers' tea is held in Union lounge. Practice teachers. college faculty and public- school supervisory teachers attend. BELOW: Psych students scan writing and drawing samples from mental hospital fbottomi. v an- 1. .. PSYCHOLOGY What goes o11 i11 peoples' heads can he Explained, or nearly so With the science of psychology Wfhieh is El youthful thing and Hopeful, full of vigor. Despite the multitudes that elude Psychologists, they know What goes on i11 peoples' heads. Electrons sliding down Empty neurons, through brush End dendl'ite joints to Eyes, ears and tooth , Aches. To pain- pleasure Spots and complex feelings of Superior tensions. Psychologists: like spirits Around a huhlaling hrew Of 11181198 heads. PARKSIDE GROCERY . . Your neighborhood grocer . . GCSHEN LOARRAINE ROTH B.A., Education ANNA ROSE SCHMUCKER B.S. in Education ESTHER SHAUM B.S. in Education SAM SMOKER B.S. in Education BONNIE LOU SOMMERS B.S. in Education IRENE A. SPRINGER B.S. in Education EMMA STARR B.S. in Education LOREN VVELDY B.S. in Education SUZANNE A. WILDEN B.S. in Education BEULAH YODER B.S. in Education ERMA LOU YODER B.S. in Education HOBERT D. YODER B.A., Education EVELYN ZIMMERLY B.S. in Education LEWIS P. HARTMAN B.A., Psychology WILFRED MEYER B.A.. Psychology Cx X NX X 'K .rf . .fig 'sl i -' . Q wk Y x m X x x X x i X.- A M., x Gb- 'V' Q 2 ' X N' it KN Q 1. y- 9 Q Ss X X f IN . I . H.. .Q S: .X is . .X WIP' f- fa V .I V: S, ., lbh K SNXWQ. S., , ,Xl t I mt i X . 'M , . . .Q -. M My - . fs if vt. Nh I' X ,-1? ,IW -. :Fir if N K ki A A .- Q- X E- vx XX- xg I XX KX Xl I NN ' is A X xx It X N N Q X 1 S X6 as wg w X t X .Ag Q t Vx S I in MX? V Xt f X M X QQ US NOBLE'S . . Good shoes and hosiery . . THE CLINIC SHOE . . GOSHEN 71 AND ggw CHRIST MAKE e-lv -f e sg.,.,.x- Pf i KNOWN T 9 No 72 Yr? 3 RELIGION ln ears of four and live The school meets The Community. Songs are sung to those behind the Bars of evil Or old age. Through teaehers in a simple Mission station or Money to a far off la11d the school Moves out to meet the World. Learning to serve, to give To worship even 110W ill quiet Group or Chapel. Learning to speak and sing For him who spoke a11d died for all. Total Christian living Keynotes the Y's motto A11d eight Committees Wfork. Wfholesome reereation Or picking apples find their place ln eampus life. Education is 11ot a vacuum unrelated To the problems of our daily needs But must strengthen teaeh and guide The student who Wfould grow in Christian life. ln ears of four and five The sehool moves out Guided by the Y A Christian organization For total Christian service. 3 XLT YW ' 'Q N.: ' :MEX X 'ff'-1325 X 'E '15 'YT' Y 15-IE V, 25,1 Q'i2.1k.A,15: Ig:,1E. f,'?E'b '?5fIr5f:j' l J , 3 .elim QR. -' g k. QQ' EQ1g2,g4 Q35 - if: gr, 4 4 ' A ., X0 .233-. 1 6. X Q. --cs v Q, 1:.,... - 1 vm A gm S A Y tea, - fr kgliifierr-i L N ,Sf '--1 . if , ' QE? w a xt NB 1 ' '. f' Wim . s 3 A ' me ' 1' xg' sl . - . 1 N 1 b ,gg,,.,...,,- k'-- -if . . - XFX-.1 J' 'NN J ,N . .,.. a'.-.JF ray.,-' 'S ' fy, -.emQQs55a3s'a:f1f1-15 1- 2. f'-'I - 4.1-uv: rr rw , .- v.:---1.1-'-.,3-2+-1 1 . -11-wgfmae-31:-2: , ' '. -,-gfg55.::g55g. -' -'-- K- .ES ' - Ei I W, ,. 1. rv-1 PY 1 1 X' .fi ' .uw '- 1 ,A , ' I . . AK 'A' 3 A 4m.,.A 51 , .hs ' 'af' George R Brnnk conducts llllllllill revival meetings i11 Union z111dilori11n1 flopj. Y cabinet closes up yeafs business flmtloinl. Around table left to right are Presidents I.es Graybill and Marian Brendle, Tom Diener. Merle Springer. Barney Miller, Don Brenne- nian. Marilyn Brenneinain. Marjory Yoder, Ruth Znoli. Marvin Miller. VVill111'd Albrecht. Bill Breckbill. Rliyllis Ruinseyer. Grace Hershberger, Richard Yoder, Dave Yoder. Iuyce Nyce, Eileen Rult. Alta Beyler and Virginia Ann Brennenizin. llristianity 1 110 1110l1l61l patte1'11 lut E'Ell'l1 must fiml lis t1'11tl1 and light. lllilf'lllS 1-01116 .way fl'0lll l1o111e lut to lllSl'0Vf'l' lllllEll6llll911C6 that leeels 1-l1a1111eli11g iloug cu11st1'111ftive lines. whey must lf'ill'l1 tlle alnplivatiolls H' a l11'a1'ti1'al soliltioil for tl16lllS1?lV6h I . 1 . . 1 , 1 11al1l111o11 to iollnwiug otl1e-1 111111415 ume go out to fa1'111i11g grain laucl I l?flIl1lllg llllhhlilll hlEltl0ll Ilellllle nixious for tl1P truthful word. ltlwrs reall a111l seek and question Ways to 1l61li1'a1tf-sl lives. IEW PARIS CREAMERY CO. . . Tondensed and powdered milk GPPOSITE: Balcony during Thursday chapel ttopb. Kathryn Kreider pays mission pledge to Mission Study Committee's Herman VVeaver fmiddleb. Archie Graber. Africa missionary. shows pictures to Foreign Missions Fellowship fbottomj. THIS PAGE: Quar- tet sings at VVeaver Convalescent Home during Ssna day visitation ltop leftj. Eunice Zook. Rosemary Blosser and Myrtle Hamilton pack Christmas basket for poor family near Goshen ftop rightl. Barney Miller teaches Sunnyside Sunday-school class lrightl. A Sunday evening meeting at Locust Grove Church when Y gave control to Mission Board frightb. HT ly Lf' . -M pa - . UETS 259- fl-1' ' 2 r To it -fx :V f fig X : ' X xx x X K Q get at A it M g .wa V s, .f-W.. 'T ':.W M f - - ' -rg. , 3. 1. t EDW. BROOKMYER, IR. . . Public Accountant . . 10415 S. Main St. . GOSHEN ATHLETICS All work ancl no play Makes Jack a flull hoy. For this reason the1'e is A eenter for reereation And physieal exereise After a flay spent studying Or in elasses. Starting with the fall alays Of school Softball, later, football Move across the athletic fielal. With the eoming of snow or just Cold weather The glass hrieks High in the Union wall Clow into the night- Another haskethall game is on. Two years of gym elasses Teaeh even the most unflexterous Enough skill to eompete At lower levels of a smooth lntramural system. Near the encl of eaeh sport's season An Afl9llllll3ll-Alll'0l'2l eontest Draws a joshing erowfl to enjoy Ulcl rivalries. Athletics huilel teamwork Relax physieally the tired mintl An inrlespensahle unit ln any college program. HARTZLER . . Plumbing and heating . . 1502 U.S. 33 West . . GOSHEN Terry Yoder scores two points in varsity basketball game Crightj. G Council and WAA plan Halloween party fbelowj. Around circle left to right are Elvin Dale Yoder, Edith Herr, Pauline Smucker, Ruth Gunden, Ann Bontrager, Richard Graber, Ianet Hos- tetler. Iohn Lerch, Iames Reiff, Dennis Yoder, Darlene Metzler, Roland Landes, Clyde Landes, Willard Eber- sole, Miriam Gross and Naomi Derstine. I-Ii gg . 4 'A fffrr' . 'K jk -5 -11545 4 4 ff? Q ,f I f ' gy ,s. 2, ' 5 N. :st -- ' 51 r-1.1 I. - ' '.., TH THIS PAGE: Panorama of bleacher crowd at Adel- phian-Aurora softball game Qtopj. Aurorns talk it over on mound after having trouble with Adelphian batters fbottom leftj. View through screen out onto playing held fbottom rightj. OPPOSITE: Eugene Clemens carries ball as Adelphian gridmen best Auroras. Be sports minded . . Shop at BERMAN'S SPORTING GOODS . . ELKHART 'Hhs FALL Autumn leaves set the Scene For a struggle on a swiftly Durkening field. Tlll'lJllgl1 the Air 0011165 a string of nuinhers And eighteen men move into a Tungle of l'0llHlCllllg directions. Out of the maze Emerges a runner Slanting fur the sidelines Dl'lllDlDlllg haeli to pass. Shuttling haeli and forth On the sidelines A small group of students liilljlilllg Fur diversion after a day of elasses Bic-lxer with the refs-ree's 4-all And plan what the next play should he 4.1, .SIL WINTER To propel a houncing hall Through a hoop-simple Yet absurdly diliicult. Practicing set shots is o11e thing Clearing the outstretched lingers Of a guarfl, another. A solo flight full tilt The length of tl1e gym Or a finely executed play Covers the yellow floor ln moving and jumping shadows As it patterns toward two-point Finality. Wfhen the hoop gives way to a llet The bouncing volleyball Back and forth across Gives even more accent to teamwork A soft loh or smashing spike ' In wp' Pulls the opponents off balance Anil a referee on a chair calmly Shouts to clear the llin- Sille out. HOUSE OF HARTER . . 231 S. Main . . GOSHEN OPPOSITE: Lee VVeldy hooks one in Varsity contest against Evanston I-VV team Qtopj. lilvin Dale Yoder dellects Hopedale center's shot in another varsity game this season fbottomj. THIS PAGE: Terry Yoder bicycles in a basket against seniors in Frosh- Senior intramural game flop leftj. Ruth Gunden throws up jump ball in Avon-Vesperian game ftop rightl. Lois Histand drives a shot across net in wom- en's volleyball play fbottomj. KROPF MFG. CO.. INC. . . Custom Mobil Homes . . GOSHEN MINOR ATHLETICS lt takes seheduling to get People together for Basketball or volleyball But it only takes two for Sllllllll?lJ0iil'll, a set of Ping Pong games Biilllllillllbll on the stage U1' just some snowhalling. A notiee on the Bulletin Board says the iee is Rough hut thiek enough To push a hoekey puek or Stiffen weak ankles. ffallecl minor sports These athleties eonsulne Mueh of the time spent ln reereation. ILKHART COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO IPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. INC. . . OPPOSITE: Dave Leatherman helps Inlia Steiner tighten up skate ttopj. Ben Nase and Don Stetter loosen up arms with snowball practice fbottomj. THIS PAGE: Union lobby ping pong tables are al- ways in use during winter months Qtopl. NVilmer Leichty completes badminton shot lbottom lefty. En- gene Clemens follows through on shuifleboard shot during tournament lbottom rightj. Farmer owned, farmer controlled . . GOSHEN Q Q it OPPOSITE: Larry Beachy soars over bar in all-school track meet this spring Qbottom leftj. Terry Yoder straddles bar to win high jump Cbottom rightj. Broad- jump brings grimace to Tony Alvarez's face fmiddle rightj. Willy Nofziger strains for second place in the shot put ftopj. THIS PAGE: lean Detwiler places tirst in hundred-yard dash ftopj. Forging home ahead of Ierry Hughes gives Ken Cunningham first in 440-yard run fmiddlej. Field of five 1953 milers off with the gun Qbottomj. Hook Le Fevre, third from left, set a new school record in this event, SPRING Spring sportsw- Avross a green field Men are arranged in pattern. The solid sound of bat against Ball, and of ball against glove Momentarily disturbs the Pattern, as ball and runner rave to their destinations. 011 that race rests a game and The hopes and fears of its Players. Speetators tensely share tl1e Success and failure from their Pervh on grayed hleaeliers. Earlier, and on another field They shared the successes And failures of others- Runners and jumpers Straining against time, length And distance. Always, the ever-present Blurred group of watchers. Compliments of EZ. GAS INC. . . -x 5.5 in ' ' Q 5 35. A Y Q . me3E'ePif:Q3 P Q ' --'- L v., . ' :xx 'w :1.35ffS1' . . .P 5 -.. . N 1 X.,-. 1 1 gi 1. K--,--Sv-..:sQQ. X- - ., If' e W x ,. .Q A K gg? X E ' 1- E N -qw 5 +. y K F.. iii' 5 f Q 2 1. L , ' V my 5 ., -Q ' ,. Q iw, A Q ,,,.., --gli -1: il ' . . neg U i: , 2 V. Y i ia, ...., . x 3 - ...pf 1' ' -4. .,., f.' f-'QRS ' - ' 1 ESSSEZ' . ' X S si 25 sf .L ff . vf Fx , 1 -, - f ' + - .V 1.1 . I , K K -.-. - v,,1, l ' ,4 3 5 N i X X tl ' K' - ' 4153... ni - 3 . 1 wi V. N . T' . v .. ' .. . 1 , X . - -. .. .. 4 X. ww, Yr- ...--Q-fv x Q. Sf 1 id 2515, fE9E3f2??i2f. v X . - . - -' - Hz,-. sq 'N 3 ' 1 X ' - . - :. -12. - G?'f1f'. 2-3:5-2.55-' ' il!---Fl.. '- Q X If , Q M , .. N ' 1 , a 9 V if- Distributors of propane gas, bottled and bulk . . GOSHEN e3 XN L M SERIES in rdefai ww THE gllinfov lggaZ'20f1LITERARy I1. ER? Sudlial activities FE, f J+i uf-lg f 86 DORM LIFE AND SPECIAL EVENTS College is l'Plllt'llllJ6l'Cfl As tl1e years pass on Not so 11111011 for the Studies that it hrought But rather for tl1e opportunities To live with a group of young people Anil grow with each other. Through contacts made i11 dorms or At socials, lifetime friends are Discovered and the water fight Arounfl tl1e corner and flown the stairs Lingers on. A rich heritage of musicals, recitals Anal symphonies Of conferences, lectures, and pictures Of socials and speech contests Awaits the student who Avails llllllS9ll'. A 1'll2lll4'P to live closely with One perso11 for a year of several Will hroailen your interests and Expznul the horizons of friends and lcleas. College is working together Anil enjoying together the Experiences That are offered The friendships That are found. C.K. BENDER. M.D. . . Physician and Surgeon . . GOSHEN .J fan? Contestants feed partners rice during Christmas party race fabovej. Student Faculty Council discusses next year's work drive Qbottomb. Left to right are Atlee Beechy. Les Graybill. Paul Weldy, Viola Good, Virgil Vogt, Wilmer Rutt, Phyllis Ramseyer, Tom Diener, Rosemary Van Dyke. Marian Brendle, Roy Umble, Alice Metzler and Louise Croyle. gczw Q .---V-S THIS PAGE: Charles Miller goes over English Lit text to prepare for tom0rrow's class Qleftj. Yuko Shinohara and Liz Innzen study in their room frightj. OPPOSITE: WVestlawng women's dormitory. OLE 'NIPIA CANDY KITCHEN Homemade candies and ice cream . . GOSHEN BRICKS Amid the saltiness ofl1ol1eo1'11 parties And the noise of Full shower 1'oo111 at seven H.lll., there is a P6l'S0llHllly'. Not tl1e easy going of laughter tl1at is all Nor tl1e se1'io11s11ess of quiet Alone. But there is tl1e lllyl'lH1l l1ei11g1 Quiet and stolid, or noisy And smiling lirightly. liE'l'llllt'tPl'Pll witl1 Stern lines of red hrielv l,U4'li-lll2'll'lit'tl witl1 111etal Wlll1lUW l-l'2lll1Q'S Hespeetaeled with glistening panes. The Eltlll0SllllPl'f' of a dorm, llH'lll2ll' as the People i11 it,diffe1'e11t as the lll1llYl1llI2llS who eall it llUlllt'.. hut Ii?1'UglllZkllllP. The sort of flavor tl1at ls easy to fit llltll. From tl1e rush ol' Fellows at sllpln-1' Ulll its doors to the slower Do l look HKU of tl1e gi1'lol'l'fo1'adate Thedo1'111 is livi11g.a11 o1'ga11is111 ll0t lxllUXYll l11 tl1e hiologv hook or psveliology text. SUlllf'1'HllCilHlly leave tl1e do1'111 for good. They take with them lts experieliees. its Slllltlt' lllfllIPll1't'. They have left a part of thenlselves. So have those who Wtlllltl stay ill the tlUl'lll. D4!l'lllS. the lll0lllf'l' of students Send llltllll off to sehool See tl1E'lll leave for good or sum-eess or l-illllll'ti' Take lllelll haek again for a little while At H1ll1lPl'IJllllllg. Dorm life Marks 111ost students with its toueh. ABSHIRE OIL CO. . . Mobilgas. Mobiloil. Mobilheat . . GOSHEN W .T ,J- Food for most stnclents In the Campus dining room New-Cl11'01nf3-fl, and shiny. A sanitary plavo Wllf'l'ff row o11 row Of oblong tables stretvli Far before tired waitress feet At evening time. lnvessant the elin anal Buzz of we-atlier-talk. Pvople lazily standing Waiting in line for trays. Dinner music' lilankvts vacant l'0l'llCl'S Slll00tllE'S the empty Quiet lll0lllf'lll!-1. Evc-1'yl1o4ly knows about the dining Hall. The- sovial rooln A1ljill'Pllt for aftvr any tinn-. ffasnulness in soft, 1-onw-rsant lllU04l5. Cll2llI'H-l'P1l plasliv, nioclvrn Crisp, l'0llgll-l6XllIl'01l browns Upliolsteretl Wilflll, pzllv woods. A lllf'f'llllgQ plave for onv And two, and lllillly. SOUTH SIDE SODA SHOP . . Schlossefs Ice Cream . . GOSHEN OPPOSITE: Noon hour cafeteria style requires only part of dining hall lbottoml. Coifman Hall fellows discuss Scripture in Tuesday night prayer meeting ftop leftj. The coke machine provides evening re- freshment in Coffman Hall ftop rightj. THIS PAGE: Evening is time for parties in girls' dorm ltop leftj. Richard Yoder and Marvin Miller turn in at the end of the day ftop rightj. Westlawifs new social room during and after completion frightj. ,..I aliifv' 1.1. -- -15-IT'-,. I' .,-- QF!! :M Drink COCA-COLA in bottles . . COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY . . GOSHEN 91 '70 .gd I rim, -S-, 1' Expanding our horizons is an Essential part of eduvation. Men, you few whoive never Been inside a W'0IllHll.S world, eome Come quiekly. lnvade the privavy of rooms not made For the eyes of males. Ravish Candy dishes Take with you 4-ookies, taffy Leave behind your name Un hlottered desk mats. Women who would like to Explore the mysteries of men's habitats Get no eandy, taffy Only towed from room to room hy the lmploring anxious faves Hoping for the smile. Men and women, both lf youid like to know about The world where things go on- Musie-leetures take your Sheltered self away. See it majestic And mountainous, its rivers, its odd People hear its musie, its problems See its showmanship All on eanipus. OPPOSITE: Slupstick comedy provides Open House entertainment ttopj. Fred Meyer and Gerald Luudes seem amazed by quality of VVestlawn beds during Open House inspection tour tbottomj. THIS PAGE: Old Timers reminisce after 50th anniversary pro- gram in Assembly Hall ftop leftl. Professor Umble talks with Chicago Round Table speakers after LM number trightl. GOSHEN MILK CONDENSING CO . . Omco bakery tested spray no-fat milk solids . . GOSHEN THIS PAGE: Iohn Lederach and Carmen Ebersole rehearse for 1953 Spring Festival program. Art work was done by Ioe Alderfer tleftj. Students play active games on the front campus during fall get-acquainted social fbottom lefty. Quartet plays for Shakespeare social in Westlawn Dining Hall fbottom rightj. OP- POSITE: Emblems are passed during class day at l953 commencement ftopj. Seniors and Iuniors march to class day proceedings fmiddlej. Mary Ann Smucker receives diploma on commencement night fbottomj. COSIIPN IMPI I4MhNT CO IWC Good equipment makes a good farmer better Sloweil flown From the lllll'l'y and rush Fmni the- Qflllll, the routine To warm Furlnal nights anal 1ll'I9l'llO0llS Of svnim' ijlillllllitlllll. Slowwl clown By the- lust parties, hzuiqlwts Stale' with long talk Till you are Stulvlretl Finally hy the- suilnlvn rush of Last things. Nustalgias rlilll'lIt'1l lutlivruus llefura- l,6l'4'0lblI0llS of rl1UlII0l'l'OM As ure' tlw It'lll'S. Small llt?lIllt'WH Umm' tn slmltvr all your dignity .Ai-iSIllIlfi'll, with Little l2lllgllIt'l'S Llltltf lrrillvs Anil hero XVUl'SllIlI. Nuw again ulvpifssesl By slrrillg wvatllvi' so liki- SIIIIIIIIPF. .-XlllI1lll11' Dull speakers. D3y'fl1'C3lllS Lung processimls, gowns Caps and Ill2ll'l'llIllg Slowly walking Towzml the o11tst1'Pt1'l1e4l Future. GOSHEN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION nf-. e f - f , , . . ...vf-'Q e -t ,-S! S-' . .,.... 'X H ' vgxxrn-...'ig' X-5 .-V3 A :Yq 'l.' 3 . ' .-exif 'SSL . .... . .tt Q . ,, ,,....t.t 5 , wwf'- f'H 4 5Q ,. z-av' 'v-., -' 5 fu. X:-5 1' ' -4 e if--: '- ' T m , ' N N .-.NN . wir-swim.-wmwx x V '9 , 5 -, tfurxt 41Qg.,e,.vy 'T'..t p X E 43 ml F ' Q4 , .. .N , .qi , .s '.,.A A Q., gl. it 2-L, -, gf . f ,. , rv- - vwvsmtaqgaxxwm- ,X I' -X. .Lx ff? ,g- -M A- J. X. 0, M H X i ' ' ' - . ,, J X ' ' .. we V , A . - . Y Q ' ' - ..q+t x-.tmp . -N----- ' X ,t gtg. . . V- 'N-Mt , ,Ve , ' H ., , ' -'X-eixrxgsxxi -' . . .. ,ex Awww 1 f,e.Qt...,, Thanks to ,lan Cleijsteen for exeellent art work Ben Nase for ussistanee in photography Ethel Yake Metzler for help with eopy liueille Beevhy for oflire work Anna Mae ,lantzi for typing Ronald Graber, Owen Gingerivli and Robert Hershherger for assistance in planning 5. K. Smith Company for a finely crafted cover Jahn Sc Ollier Engraving Company for fine engravings The Mennonite Publishing House For patience and a well printed book R. S. Sutula for senior, chorus and index pietures Advertisers for encouraging financial help S. A. Yoder for his help as sponsor MENNONITE PUBLISHING HOUSE . . Religious literature for your needs . SCOTTDALE, PA. qw, .KR siting, N , N Q To eities and hills Anil summer eamps To three months of change Diversion and vaeation To occupation and life serviee They go, stutlents from Goshen College. For nine months they have worked And played harcl to equip themselves lvith new faets and skills. This hook rerorels this growth. It attempts to rapture this spirit Of Christians working towarel Service and serving while they work. It attempts to go heyonul the trite To bring before your eyes u Perspective of Goshen College. As a glimpse of this sehool year Anil also of an eternal spirit May this hook serve to inspire you Through the years. RACEVIEW GREEN HOUSE . . Member of Telegraph Delivery Service . . GOSHEN C Q55 X X f-5 1 i i X - yi X ul. -i A .- 1 'fi Q. , , , f f iiflgi Fffsfseixi' HHH ' an --l? 1 - wf gg.- W' 591:15-EX ff ' X N W fy ff M - . - - ' - ,- ' A +4k'j'-355 Z A , f f,,i H ll gag Ti ii , i ll ' u g m wi i if if ,gg 1' 1 ' w .F f r mi i'E. l:uli' lj fig Viv! X ' A L i. 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ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADELPHIANS President Fred Meyer, Vice President Earl Swartzentruber, Secretary-Treasurer Carson Moyer. AURORAS President Charles Burkholder, Vice President Herman Weaver, Secretary Loren Weldy, Treasurer Floyd Metz. AVONS President Carmen Ebersole, Vice President Doris Hostetler, Secretary Irene Overholt, Treasurer Sylvia Neumann. AUDUBON CLUB President Harold Heatwole, Vice President Vera Shenk, Secretary Audry Yoder. Treas- urer Fridtio! Nussbaumer, Faculty Sponsor Merle Iacobsi ATHLETICS BASKETBALL Intramural Champions Sophomore: lean Detwiler, Kitty High. Ianet I-Iostetler, Carolyn Mast. Shirley Metz- ler, Julia Steiner, Rosemary Stieqlitz, Carolyn Weaver. Freshman: Sam Martin, Richard Miller, Mervin Oswald, Ralph Rheinheimer, Dan Stetter. Leland Weldy. Terry Yoder. Foul Shooting: Richard Miller CHRISTIAN WORKERS' BAND President Darrel Hostetler, Vice President Leonard Gross, Secretary Eileen Rutt, Fourth Member Bernelle Good, Faculty Sponsor How- ard Charles. WHO'S WHO 24, 25 8, 9 2, 97 19 18 IB 48 76-S5 77, 80. BI C C C C C C D D D HRISTOPHER DOCK CLUB Elementary Education Section: President Harry Graber, Vice President Erma Lou Yoder, Secretary Darlene Metzler, Treasurer Wilma Pletcher, Faculty Sponsor Mary Royer. Secondary Education Section: President Rita Clemens, Vice-President Grace Derstine. Sec- retary-Treosurer Marilyn Baker, Faculty Spon- sor Karl Massanari. LASS DAY OFFIVIAN HALL OLLEGIATE CHORUS President Robert Otto. Vice President Arlene Litwiller. Secretary-Treasurer Carl Hurst. Librarian Roberta Ianzen, Accompanist Syl- via Neumann, Assistant Director Gerald Hughes. Director Walter Yoder. OMMERCE OMMUNICATIONS EDICATION INING HALL ORMITORY LIFE AND SPECIAL EVENTS 86 97 EDUCATION 62 71 EDUCATION FACULTY FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM FINE ARTS FOOTBALL Senior Intramural Champions: Tony Alvarez. Bob Collins. Willard Ebersole, Harry Graber, Ed Herr, Lowell Hile. LaMar Holaway. Ierry Hughes, Roland Landes, Iohn Lerch, Ben Nase, Loren Weldy. FOREGN LANGUAGES FOREIGN MISSIONS FELLOWSHIP President Hobart Yoder, Vice President Lois Gisel, Secretary Eileen Hartzler, Faculty Sponsor Ernest E. Miller. ZIESELS . . Northern Indiana's Most Modern Department Store . . Phone 2-2560 . ELKHART FORENSICS Debate Varsity: Tom Diener. Herb Hostetler. Margaret Iantzi, Floyd Metz. Intramural Champions: Barbara Amstutz. Alice Metzler. Speech Interstate Oratorical Association tlndianal: Women's Oratory Rita Clemens. Men's Ora- tory David E. Yoder. Intercollegiate Peace Speech Association tlndiana Slalel: Wo- men's Oratory Nancy Bender. Men's Oratory Richard Graber t3l, Women's Ex- tempore Margaret Iantzi 121. Men's Ex- tempore Tom Diener tll. Local Contests and Programs Peace Oratorical: Nancy Bender, Richard Graber. Women's Speech Esther Stoltzius. Men's Speech Tom Diener. Freshmen Speech: Theo Hartzler. Floyd Sieher. Fresh- men Men's Peace James Doyle. Poetry Reading: Margaret Iantzi, Floyd Metz. FRENCH CLUB President Rosemary Van Dyke, Vice Presi- dent Eileen Rutt. Secretary Anita Swart- zentruber. Treasurer lames Reifl, Faculty Sponsor Lois Gunden. FRESHMEN TESTS G COUNCIL President I0hn Lerch. Vice President Roland Landes. Secretary Elvin Yoder, Faculty Spon- sor Roman Gingerich. GERMAN CLUB President Ray Keim, Vice President Lewis Hartman, Secretary Florence Hoover. Treas- urer Nancy Bender. Faculty Sponsor Eliza- beth Bender. GRADUATION HISTORY HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Catharine Brunk, Vice President Edith Shantz, Secretary-Treasurer Grace Hershberger, Social Chairman Patricia Mishler. Faculty Sponsor Olive Wyse. HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE HUMANITIES HUMANITIES FACULTY KULP HALL KULP HALL EDUCATION CENTER LANGUAGE ARTS CLUB President Arlene Martin, Secretary Esther Shaum. Program Planning Lois Leatherman. Sid Kreider. LECTURE MUSIC SERIES LIBRARY LITERARY DRAMATICS LOCUST GROVE MISSION STATION MAPLE LEAF Editor Richard Graber, Associate Editors Mar- garet Iantzi and lames R. Miller, Business Manager Eugene Clemens, Art Editor Vance Gecrge, Staff Writers Wilfred Meyer. Paul Yake, Faculty Sponsor S. A, Yoder. MENNONITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY President Harold S. Bender, Vice President Guy F. Hershberger. Secretary Iohn C. Wen- ger, Treasurer I. Howard KauHman, Member Executive Committee Sanford C. Yoder. 22, 23 38. 48, I6- IZ. 65. 15. I8. 30. MEN'S DORMITORY COUNCIL President Richard W. Yoder, Vice President Glenn Stoltzlus, Secretary-Treasurer David Mann. Faculty Sponsor Russell Liechty. MINISTERS WEEK MINOR ATHLETICS Intramural Field Hockey Champions Iunior: Ada Clemens. Naomi Derstine. Es- ther Graber, Miriam Gross. Grace Hersh- berger, Lois Histand. Anna Nofziger. Mary Alice Noiziger. Alta Perry. Barbara Roth. Carolyn Smith. Pinq-pong: Mary Bontrager. Paul Hershberg- er. Shurlleboard: Myrtle Hamilton, Ralph Rheinheimer. Horseshoe: Richard Kulp. Badminton: Wilmer Leichty. MOTET SINGERS President LaMar Holaway, Business Manager Charles Miller, Librarian Margie Pletcher. Director Mary Oyer. MUSIC MUSIC CLUB President Gerald Hughes. Vice President Char- lotte Burkhart, Secretary Hilda Hartzler. Treas- urer Iohn M. Suderman. Faculty Sponsor Mary Oyer. NATURAL SCIENCE NATURAL SCIENCE FACULTY NEW PRESIDENT NORTH HALL NURSES CHORUS President Mary Alice Nofziger. Secretary- Treasurer Charlene Sommer, Librarian Mary Ellen Hochstetler. Director Darrel Hostetler. NURSING GRADUATION NURSING SCHOOL NURSING SCHOOL FACULTY OPEN HOUSE PEACE ileaturel PEACE SOCIETY President William Klassen, Vice President Charles Miller, Treasurer Leonard Gross. Secretary Nancy Bender, Faculty Sponsor Guy F. Hershberger. PRACTICE TEACHING PRESIDENT'S TEA PSYCHOLOGY RECORD Editor Virgil Vogt. Associate Editor Marian Hostetler, Business Manager Roger Haines. Copy Editor Virgil Yoder, News Editor Paul Hershberger. Feature Editors Virginia Ann Brenneman and Marie Gingerich. Page Two Editor Grace Derstine. Sports Editor lohn Lerch. Circulation Manager Doris Hostetler, Staff Photographer Benjamin Nase, Faculty Advisor Atlee Beechy. REGISTRATION RELIGION REVIVAL MEETINGS SCIENCE HALL SCIENCE OPEN HOUSE SEMINARY FACULTY SEMINARY FELLOWSHIP President Willis Hallman. Vice President Wil- liam Klassen, Secretary-Treasurer Willard Ebersole. Faculty Sponsor Harold S. Bender. NEW PARIS STATE BANK . . Saving is the kcy to security . . NEW PARIS 57 82, B3 24 21 23 40-53 41 I0 3 24 53 50-53 50 92 37 36 69 I3 70 30, 31 14, I5 72-75 73 3 47 55 58 SEMINARY PRACTICAL WORK SOCIALS SOCIAL ROOM SOCIAL SCIENCE SOCIAL SCIENCE FACULTY SOCIOLOGY SOFTBALL Intramural Champions Sophomore: Anna Bontrager. Iean Det- weiler, Doris Hostetler. Shirley Metzler. Ar- lene Smuclrer. Pauline Smucker, Iulia Steine er, Rosemary Stieglitz. Freshman: Larry Beachy. Leonard Geiser. Dwiqht Graber, Lavern Lehman. Richard Mil- ler. Mervin Oswald. Ralph Rheinheimer. Don Stetter. Leland Weldy, Terry Yoder. SPANISH CLUB President Wilma Pletcher. Vice President Charles Miller. Secretary-Treasurer Marilyn Brenneman, Faculty Sponsor Lois Gun- den. SPRING FESTIVAL STUDENT FACULTY COUNCIL Co-chairmen Atlee Beechy and Tom Dien- er: Reporting Secretary Roy Umble: Re- cording Secretary Darlene Metzler: Class Representatives Ellis Croyle, Louise Croyle. Paul Fry, Phyllis Ramseyer, Charles Burk- holder. Rosemary Van Dyke, Wilmer Hutt, Alice Metzler, Paul Weldy: Members at Large Marian Brendle, Lester Graybill. Virgil Vogt: Faculty Representatives Harold S. Bender, Viola Good, Edith Herr. Karl Massanari. E. E. Miller. SUNNYSIDE MISSION STATION TRACK Intramural Champions: Seniors Individual Leaders: Tony Alvarez 33 points. Roland Landes 3012 points, Ken Cunning- ham 221,f2 points, Leland Weldy 18 points. GRADUATES ADRIAN, ELMER, Munich. North Dakota: B.S.. Education. 28. 66 ALBRECHT. LUELLA, Middlebury, Indiana: B.S.. Education: Christopher Dock 1.2.3,4: Avon I. Z. Treas. 3.4: Class Secretary 3. 35. 65 ALBRECHT, WILLARD H.. Middlebury, Indiana: B.A.. Natural Science: Service Com. Chr. 4: Ex- tension Com. 3: Mennonite Historical Soc. 8.4: Peace Soc. I.2,3,4: Science Club 3: Aurora 1.2.3,-1: Record staff 2. 36. 44, 73 60. Sl UNION BUILDING 96, 97 87. 94 VESPERIANS 19 91 President Margie Pletcher. Vice President Don' 32-39 na Barkey. Secretary Beulah Esch, Treasurer 33 Elinor Esch. 34 VOLLEYBALL 81 Intramural Champions 78 Sophomore II: Margie Birky. Lois Brenner man. Mazie Herr, Joanne Hertzler. Carolyn Mast, Ioan Shank, Iulia Steiner, Rosemary Van Dyke. Senior: Tony Alvarez, Harry Graber. Ed- ward I-Ierr, LaMar Holaway, lerry Hughes. Roland Landes, Iohn Lerch, Loren Weldy. WESTLAWN 12. 89, 96 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 77 President Carolyn Smith. Secretary-Treasurer 27 lean Detwiler, Faculty Sponsor Edith Herr. WOMEN'5 HOUSE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION President Dolores Stump: Vice President Bet- tie Norman: Secretary Lois Swartzendruber: Class Representatives Geraldine Graber. 94 Naomi Derstine. Rosemary Stieqlilz: Faculty 57 Sponsor Viola Good. Y CABINET 73 Church and School Relations: Eileen Rutt. Richard W. Yoder: Devotional: Edith Shantz. Merle Springer: Extension: Ruth Zook, Willis Breckbill: Finance: Phyllis Ramseyer. Tom Diener: Membership: Marilyn Brenne- man. Richard Miller: Mission Study: Mariorie Ann Yoder, Marvin Miller: Service: Grace Hershberger, Willard Albrecht: Social: Alta Beyler. Dave Yoder. YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 72-75 75 President Lester Graybill, Vice President 84, 85 Marian Grendle. Secretaries Virginia Ann Brenneman and Donald Brenneman, Treasf uresers Phyllis Ramseyer and Tom Diener, Faculty Sponsors Viola Good and Paul Min- inger. ALDFRFER. ESTHER S., Blooming Glen, Pennsyl- , -VX vcnia: B.S.. Education: Sunnyside l.2.3.4: Chris- 2.iwQ,,,l . mt, 5 lopher Dock I.2.3.4: Home Ec Club 3.4: Vesperian Q 'Wa 5 . '- g 1,2,3.4. 65 ALVAREZ, ANTONIO, Goshen, Indiana: B.A.. Biology: Christopher Dock 3.4: G. Council 2.3,-1: Aurora l,2.3,4. 44, 85 X J I . ,A ASCHLIMAN. COLENE. Toledo, Ohio: B.S., Edu- V W t T cation: Bowling Green University 3: Christopher gu frasm , Gil Dock l.2.4: Collegiate Chorus 2: A Cappella 4: rc A .Q WHGA 1: vespeiiqn 1.2.4. 24, za, as ' A f ,g5f'f5l2'lif, PINE MANOR, INC. . . Turkey Poults, Baby Chicks, Poultry Feeds . . GOSHEN 7 GRADUATES CONTINUED ASCHLIMAN. KATHRYN, Archbold. Ohio: B.S.. Education: Wawasee 2: Foreign Missions Fellow- ship 4: Language Arts Club 4: Christopher Dock l.2.4: Collegiate Chorus 4: Audubon Soc. 4: Ves- perian 1.2.4. 24, S5 BAKER. MARILYN A.. Ploann. Indiana: B.A.. Span- ish: Christopher Dock 3. Sec.-Treas. 4: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2, Librarian 3.4: French Club 4: Avon 2.3.-1: Spanish Club 2. Sec. 3.4. 25. 26. 38. 64 BEACHY, ICI-IN. Goshen. Indiana: B. A., Bible. 56 BENDER. ROSS THOMAS. Tavistock, Ontario: B.A.. English: University ol Western Ontario l.2.3: French Club 4. 28. 59 BEYLER, ALTA, Protection, Kansas: B.S.. Home Economics: Hesston College 1.2: Social Com. 4: Christopher Dock 4: Home Ec Club 3.4: Vesperian 3.4. 48, 73. 74 BEYELER. GLENARD, Wooster. Ohio: Hesston Col- lege l.2.3: Wawasee 4: Peace Soc. 4: Adelohian 4. 34 BIRKY, DORIS, Kouts. Indiana: B.S.. Nursing: Peace Soc. 4: Vesperian 1.2.4. 51 BLOSSER, ROSEMARY ELAINE. Goshen, Indiana: B.S.. Education: Mission Study Com. Sec. 3.4: Christopher Dock l. 2, editor 3. 4: A CaPDella 2.3: Avon 1.2, Sec. 3. Pres. 4: Education Asst. 3.4. 55, 75 BRECKBILL. WILLIS L.. Lancaster, Pennsylvania: B.A.. Bible: Church and School Relations Com. Chr. 3: Extension Com. Chr. 4: Finance Com. Chr. 2: Sunnyside l.2.3.4: Peace Soc. 4: Forensics 1: Collegiate Chorus Pres. 1: A Cappella 2.3: Adel- phian I.2.3.4. 36. 56. 73 BRENDLE, MARIAN, Goodville. Pennsylvania: B.S.. Education: YWCA Pres. 4: Service Com. 2: Mis- sion Study Com. Chr. 3: Sunnyside 4: Christopher Dock l.2.3.4: Home Ec Club 2: WHGA 3: Vesperian l.2,3.4. 36, 55. 73. 87 . BRENNEMAN, CHARLOTTE, Elida, Ohio: B.S.. Ed- ucation: Extension Com. 2: Language Arts Club 4: Christopher Dock l.2.3.4: Collegiate Chorus I: A Cappella 2: Music Club 4: Avon l,2.3,4.: Class Treasurer l. 64, 55 Q , x -, 1 X x N .1 vt X? S 5 ,W S . - I 2 . .5 ' v' f S .pf n Q Exif' V X -DA lx , gif- Q il Q Q 4 . 9 .,.. . ,lf -. ffl. f I: ar' BRUNK. CATHARINE ANN. Braddock Heights. Maryland: B.A., Home Economics: Collegiate Chorus 2: A Cappella 4: Home Ec Club I. Sec. 2. Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4: Vesperian 1,2.3.4: Record start 2.3.4. 48. 64 BURKHART. CHARLOTTE L.. Goshen, Indiana: B.A.. Education: Collegiate Chorus I: A Cappella Z: Motet Singers 3.4: Music Club 1.2.3. Vice Pres. 4: French Club l. Treas. 2: WHGA 4: Avon l.2,3.4: Record staff 3. 24, 65 BUSCHERT, DONALD. Preston. Ontario: B.S.. Ecl- ucation: I-Iesston College 1.2: Christopher Dock. 3.4: Class Treasurer 4. 34. 36, 38. B6 CHANG. NAI-KWANG. Taipeh. Formosa: B.A.. Economics: Hwa Kiu College l: Membership Com. 2: Debate 4: French Club 2.4: Adelphian 2.4. 22. 27. 34 CHARLES. STANLEY, Morrill, Kansas: B.A., Com- merce: Finance Com. 4: Collegiate Chorus l.2: A Cappella 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Aclelphian l.2.3.4. 24. 39. 34 CHRISTOPHEL. IAMES L.. Goshen, Indiana: B.A.. Bible: Forensics I: Debate l: Christopher Dock 2: Aurora l.2.3.4. 56 CLASSEN. CURT, Whitewater. Kansas: B.A.. Eng- lish: Bible Institute of Los Angeles 1.2: Foreign Mission Fellowship 3.4. 28 CLEMENS, RITA, Goshen. Ind.: B.A,, Speech: So- cial Com. 2.4: Language Arts 4: Forensics 2,3.4: Debate 2: Christopher Dock 3. Pres. 4: Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cappella 3: German Club 1.2: Avon l.2.3.4: Record start 1.2: Maple Leaf artist 3: Class Historian l.2,3.4: Fine Arts Asst. 3. 23. 38, B4 CROYLE. E. LOUISE. Hollsopple, Pennsylvania: B.A.. Education: E.M.C. I: Extension Com. 3: Fi- nance Com. Sec. 4: Christopher Dock 2: Collegiate Chorus 2: A Cappella 3.4: Vesperian 2. Treas. 3.4: Maple Leal staff 3: English Asst. 4. 25, 65. 87 DERSTINE. GRACE K.. Kitchener. Ontario: B.S.. Education: E.M.C. 1.2: Church and School Rela- tions Com. Sec. 4: Locust Grove 4: Christopher Dock Vice Pres. 4: A Cappella 3.4: Vesperian 3.4: Record start 4: English Asst. 4 24. 28, 3l DETWEILER. BARBARA. Newton, Kansas: B.A.. Home Economics: Hesston College 1.2: Member- ship Com. Chr. 3: Social Com. 4: Home Ec Club 3.4: Vesperian 3.4. 47, 48. 49 MARTIN'S FEED MILLS, INC. . . Feeds you can trust . . NEW PARIS DRESCHER, IOHN M.. Mount Ioy. Pennsylvania: B.D.: Elizabethtown College 1.2: E.M.C. 3.4.5.5: Mennonite Historical Soc. 7. 57. S0 EASH, ARLENE. Wellman, Iowa: B.S.. Nursing: De- votional Com. 1.2: Social Com. 3: Locust Grove 1.2: Foreign Missions Fellowship 1.2: Peace Soc. Sec. 3.4:' Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cappella Libr. 2: German Club 2.3: WHGA l,2: Avon l-5 Pres. 2: Maple Leaf staff 3. 49, 51 EBERSOLE, WILLARD. Warren, Illinois: B.A., Bi- ble: Extension Com. 4: Wawasee 3: Sunnyside 4: aGerman Club 2: G Council 4: Aurora l.2.3.4. 36. 56, 60. 77 EVERETT. NAOMI. Lakeville. Indiana: B.S.. Educa- tion: Bethel College. Mishawaka, Ind., B.A., Bi- ble: Christopher Dock 5: Avon 5. 54, 65 FAST, ADELINE AGATHA. Delit, Minnesota: B.A. 6 B.S., Education: Minnesota State Teachers Col- lege 2.3: Foreign Missions Fellowship 4: Chris- topher Dock 4: French Club 4. B5 FREED. IERRY. Wakarusa. Indiana: B.S.. Educa- tion: Bethel College. Mishawaka, Indiana, 1.2.3. 65. 69 FRY. PAUL W.. Manheim, Pennsylvania: B.A.. Bible. E.M.C. 1.2: Service Com. 4: Mennonite His- torical Soc. 3.4. 56 GERBER, WILLODEAN. Bremen, Indiana: B.S.. Ed- ucation. 66 GOOD, IOAN. Harrisonburg, Virginia: B.A.. Home Economics: E.M.C. 1.2: Membership Com. 4: Mis- sion Study Com. 3: A Cappella 3. Vice Pres. 4: Home Ec Club 3.4: Vesperian 3.4: Spanish Club 4. 24. 48. 49 GRABER, GERALDINE, Spencerville, Indiana: B.S.. Education: Locust Grove 4: Christopher Dock l.2,3.4: Collegiate Chorus 2: Home Ec Club 3.4: WHGA 4: Avon l.2.3,4. 65 GRABER. HARRY L.. Auburn, Indiana: B.S.. Educa- tion: Forensics l: Christopher Dock 3. Pres 4: Col- legiate Chorus 2: A Cappella 3.4: Spanish Club 1. Treas. 2: G Council 2.4. Pres. 3: Aurora 1.2,3,4r Class Treasurer 2. 64. 66. 7B in s, I -- vt f -s' , x Y va- S: 3.9, NN . . i . . if . 4 :J . 1 fi. to ' E53 - .1 Q ' :af QP: 'V rl: 'M-. .. .es t., 1 ' 5 fx M , , , 'arm .gt ,, f le! - A? .ln 1 iid . I . T, e ' wt 1 - . 3 e, GRAYBILL, LESTER. Elizabethtown. Pennsylvania: B.A., Bible YPCA Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Locust Grove 4: Foreiqn Missions Fellowship 4: Christopher Dock 4: German Club 1.2: Aurora 1,2,3,4. I4. 36. 56, 73. 97 HAINES. ROGER PERCIVAL. Elkhart, Indiana: B.A.. Commerce: German Club 2.3: Aurora l,2.3.4: Record Business Manager 4. 31. 39 HAMILTON. MYRTLE, Harper, Kansas: B.A.. Home Economics: Hesston College 1.2: Foreign Missions Fellowship 4: Christopher Dock 4: Home Ec Club 3.4: WHGA 3: Vesperian 3.4: Spanish Club 3.4: Class Secretary 4. 48. 49. 75 HARNISH. PATRICIA, Eureka, Illinois: B.S.. Educa- tion: Finance Com. Z: Peace Soc. 4: Christopher Dock 2.3: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2.3.41 Music Club 1.2: Avon l.2.3,4: Maple Lea! staff 3. 24. 66 IIARTIVIAN. LEWIS P., Harrisonburg. Virginia: B.A.. Psychology: Finance Com. 2: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2: German Club 3. Vice Pres. 4: Aurora 1,2.3.4. 27. 38, 71 HEHR, EDWARD. Dalton, Ohio: B.A.. Chemistry: German Club 1.2: Adelphian l.2,3,4: G Council 234: Science Club 3.4: Athletic Asst. 2.3.4. 34. 42. 7f I-IILE. LOWELL RICHARD. Goshen, Indiana: B.S.. Education: Emmanuel Missionary College 1.2: Aurora 3.4: Christopher Dock 3.4. 34 HOFER. IACOB. Dolton. South Dakota: Th.B.: Moody Bible Institute 1.2: Mennonite Historical Soc. 3.4. 36. 50 HOLAWAY. LAMAR, Nappanee. Indiana: B.A.. Music: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2: Motet Singers 3.4: Aurora 1.2.3.4: Christopher Dock 2.3.4: Music Club 2.3.4: G Council Z.3.4: Spanish Club l.2.3.4: Fine Arts Asst. 4. l9, 20. 24. 78 HOOVER. CHARLOTTE. Ludlow Falls. Ohio: B.S.. Nursing: Messiah College l.2. 51 HOSSLER. KATHRYN, Elizabethtown. Pennsylvan- ia: B.S., Nursing: Messiah College. B.R.E. 51 VVAKARUSA COLD STORAGE . . Processing meats for home freezing . . Locker Service GRADUATES CONTINUED HOSTETLER. DARREL. Orrville. Ohio: B.A.. Music: Devotional Com. 2.3: Christian Workers Band Pres. 4: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2: Motet Sing- ers 3.4: Music Club l.2.3: Sunnyside 3.4: French Club 1. Vice Pres. Z: Aurora 1. Treas. 2.3.4: Class Treas. 3. 20. 24 HOSTETLER. EDITH. Beaver Crossing. Nebraska: B.A.. English: Hesston College 1: Bethel School ot Nursing 2: Peace Soc. 3.4: Music Club 4: Ves- perian 4: Record start 4: School Nurse Asst. 4. 28 HOSTETLEH. MAPIIAN. Orrville. Ohio: B.A., Educa- tion: Collegiate Chorus 1.2: A Cappella 3.4: Mem- bership Com. 2: French Club 1: Christopher Dock 4: Avon 1.2. Pres. 3.4: Maple Leat Assoc. Ed. 3: Record Assoc. Ed. 4: Class Secretary l. 24. 30. 66 HUGHES. GERALD L.. Christiana. Pennsylvania: B.S., Music: Social Com. 3: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2. Pres. 3: Motet Singers 4: Music Club Pres. 4: German Club 2.3: Christopher Dock 2.3.41 Aurora 1. Vice Pres. 2.3.4: Asst. Director Col- legiate Chorus 5. 22. 24. 84. B5 IANZEN. ELIZABETH. Butterfield. Minnesota: B.A., Education: Mennonite Collegiate Institute 1: Tabor College 2: Wawasee 3: Peace Soc. 3: Christopher Dock 3: Music Club 3: German Club 4: Vesperian 3.4. 54. 56. SB, 88 KANAGY, ALLEN. Manitou Springs. Colorado: Th.B.: Hesston College l.2.3: Wawasee 4.5: Men- nonite Historical Soc. 5: A Cappella 47 Audubon Soc. 4. 36. 59. S0 KING. IOHN C.. West Liberty. Ohio: Not Grad- uating. 59 KLASSEN. WILLIAM. Homewood. Manitoba: B.D.: Peace Soc. President B. 36. 57. 59. G0 IANDES. CLYDE. Lansdale. Pennsylvania: B.A.. Music. 22- 35' 77 LANDES, ROLAND, Lansdale. Pennsylvania: B.A.. Commerce: Sunnyside 3: Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cappella 2.3. Pres. 4: G Council 2,3.4: Adelphian 1.2.3.4. 24, 34. 39, 77. 79 LANTZ. OMAR S.. Gap. Pa.: B.A.. Sociology: Pa. State College 3: Mission Study Com. 3: Sunnyside 1.2: Foreign Missions Fellowship l.2.3.4: Mennon- ite Historical Soc. l.2.3.4: Peace Soc. 1.2. Vice Pres. 3.4: Audubon Soc. 1.2. Vice Pres. 3: German Club 1.2: Aurora Vice Pres. I.Z.3.4. 35. 36. 38 r 1. or 1 CQ:-Q - 'Sag' 5 ...X-5 X.. 'x it I .A N P QR X .,aff':' Q .X L.. . i'N,f.- .Qi H gg. I.-,x .c si .Q P-A ' ' 'i Q L ' 1 -C Q Ny- . ...X . FSL 3 -S 4' ' it-:E N . Q - :ajax-Q F11 KI . -zest: . 'A i .fi . ax ' Q' X t 5 Q r . .. c. W , I L 13 .Y A X. ' K.. . mf- Q . ' ' . t xt 5 V' - X' K . f .5 - I . .4 x ' I x .,... U 'li 'P Q 4 as ,, v 3 - er-4:51. at if.'.'11a2,, I LEDERACH. NAOMI KAUFFMAN. Goshen. Indi- ana: B.S.. Nursing: Mission Study Com. 2: Sunny- side 4: Collegiate Chorus 1: Nurses Chorus 2.3.41 Music Club 1. Sec. 2: Spanish Club l: WAA 1-4. Pres. 2: Avon 1.2.3.4. 47. 51 LEHMAN. IANE. Castorland. New York: B.A.. Ed- ucation: Sunnyside 2,3,4: Christopher Dock 3.4: Home Ec Club l.2.3: German Club 1.2: WHGA 3: Vesperian l.2.3.4. 55 LEICHTY, GENEVIEVE. West Liberty. Ohio: B.S.. Nursing: Collegiate Chorus 1: Music Club 1: Home Ec Club 1: Vesperian 1.2, Pres. 3.4: Class Vice President 3. 51 LEICHTY. WILMER. Albany. Oregon: B.S.. Educa- tion: Christopher Dock 2.3.4: Adelphian l.2.3,4. 42. 66. 83 LERCH. JOHN MEYER, Wooster. Ohio: B.A.. Com- merce: Social Com. Treas. 3.4: Christopher Dock 3: Collegiate Chorus Libr. 1: German Club 1.2: G Council Sec. 3. Pres. 4: Aurora 1-4. Sec. 3: Record staff 1.2. Sports Editor 4: Maple Lea! statt 3: Athletic Asst. 4: Class Treasurer 1. 31. 39. 77, 78, 79, 85 LIECHTY. ANNA V.. Berne. Indiana: B.S., Educa- tion 6 B.A., Social Science: Moody Bible Institute l.2.3: Foreign Missions Fellowship 2.3.4: Men- nonite Historical Soc. 2.3.4: Peace Soc. 2.3.4: Forensics 4: Christopher Dock 2.3.4: Collegiate Chorus 3: French Club 2.3.4. 34 LONG, KENNETH M.. Goshen. Indiana: B.S.. Edu- cation: Membership Com. 4: Wawasee 1: Chris- topher Dock l,2.4: Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cap- pella 2.4: Science Club 1.2. Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Adelphian 1: Record Stott 1: Chemistry Asst. 2.3.4. 24, 42 MANN, DAVID W.. Indianapolis. Indiana: Th.B.: Membership Com. 2: Mennonite Historical Soc. 5: Collegiate Chorus Pres. 1: A Cappella 2: Motet Singers Business Mgr. 3: French Club l.2.3: Adel- phian 1-5. Pres. 3. BD MARTIN. IAMES LEO. Goshen. Indiana: B.A.. His- tory: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2: Adel- phian 1.2.3.4. 39 MATSUI. YUKIO. Hokkaido. Iapan: B.A. Biology: Gitu Agricultural College 1944-47. 44, B7 MERILLAT, LOIS IEAN, Wauseon, Ohio: B.S.. Ed- ucation: Sunnyside 1.2.3.4: Christopher Dock l.2.4: Collegiate Chorus 1: Home Ec Club 4: Vesperian 1,2,3,4, 66. 87 NEWMAN FURNITURE CO. . . Indiana's finest furniture store . . GOSHEN METZLER, DARLENE. Martinsburg. Pa.: B.A., Ed- ucation: Service Com. 3: Wawasee 1: Sunnyside 3.4: Forensics l.2: Christopher Dock 3. Sec. 4: Col- legiate Chorus I: A Cappella 2.3.4: Music Club 2.3: WHGA l.2.3,4: WAA 2.3.4.: Avon I-4. Pres. 2: Record staff 1.2: Maple Leaf start 3: Class Vice Pres, 1: Studentelfaculty Council Sec. 4. 12. IB. 25. 56. 77 MEYER, WILFRED. Sterling. Ohio: B.A.. Psycholo- qy: Forensics I: Debate 1.2: German Club 1.2: Aurora l.2.3: Maple Leal StaH Writer 3. 22. 30. 35. 71. B3 MILLER. ARLETA, Archbold, Ohio: B.A.. Educae tion: Christopher Dock 3.4: Collegiate Chorus 1: Spanish Club 2.4: WHGA 3: Vesperian l.2.3.4. 66 MILLER. CHARLES. Conneautville. Pa.: B.A., Eng- lish: Service Com. Treas. 3: Peace Soc. Vice Pres. 4: Christopher Dock 3: Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cappella 2.3: Motet Singers Bus. Mgr. 4: Music Club 2.3.4: Audubon Soc. 3: German Club 4: French Club Pres. 3.4: Adelphian l.2.3.4: Spanish Club Treas. 1.2.3. Vice Pres. 4. 24. 25. 88 MILLER. FUHHMAN. Avilla. Indiana: B.A., His- tory: Taylor University I. 38 MILLER. HAZEI., Kent, Ohio: B.S.. Education. B6 MILLER. KENNETH DEVON. Goshen. Indiana: B.A.. Natural Science: Peace Soc. 1.2.32 German Club l.2.3: Aurora 1.2.3,4. 44 MILLER. MARVIN. Elkhart. Indiana: B.A.. Bible: Hesston College l.2: Mission Study Com. 4: Mis- sion Sunday School Work 3: Peace Soc. 3.4: A Cappella 3: Motet Singers 4: German Club 3. 18. 24, 56. 73. 91 MILLER. D. RICHARD. Smithville, Ohio: B.A.. Bi- ble: Membership Com. Chr. 4: Finance Com. 2: Sunnyside 4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 3.4: De- bate l: German Club 1.2: Adelphian 1.2.3. Pres. 4: Record start 1. News Ediior 2. Copy Editor 3. 36. 55. 73. 75 MOORE, SOPHIA. Goshen, Indiana: B.S.. Nursing. 52 MOSER. CAROLINE, Castorland. New York: B.A.. Commerce: Christopher Dock Sec-Treas. 3.4: A Cappella 2.3: French 2, Sec.3.4: WHGA 3: Ves- perian 1.2. Sec. 3.4. 27. 39. 64 tr. K .3 ' N4 I fu 57? -1 1. . X '51 . . ,QM K.. tt , xwvrv :ie . Q 'fffqfi . C? 3 Yf f P P, X I '. ,, . - ' Q: .E 'H H I .ll V :sf . . 3 ' if .J J .N S e ' H i fi V LF ,.:1 Q 953215 1 Lili, if .,.- ,ix 35- .. ..,. ., ::-:' -C ' ,oi X -. .g i ft V E-'TI-. 1' . gi.. MOYER. CARSON. Blair, Ontario: B.A.. Bible: Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate I: Waterloo College Z: Locust Grove 3.4: Foreign Missions fellowship 3.4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 3.4: Peace Soc. 3.4: Adelphian 3. Treas. 4. 36. 56. 58. 59 MOYER, ESTHER. Elizabethtown. Pennsylvania: B.A.. Education: Messiah College 1.2: Christopher Dock 3.4: Motet Singers 3.4: Music Club 3.4: Ves- perian 3.4. 23. 24. 68 MUMAW. VIRGIL. Orrville. Ohio: B.A.. Biology: Science Club 3: Audubon Soc. 1.2: Adelphian l.2.3.4: Biology Asst. 3.4. 44, 45 NAFZIGER. I. MARVIN. Hopedale. Illinois: B.D.: Mennonite Historical Soc. 5.6.7: Peace Society 5.5.7. 36. 57. 59. 60. B3 NASE. BENIAMIN L.. Lederach, Pennsylvania: B.A., Chemistry: Science Club 3.4: German Club 1.2: Adelphian l.2,3.4: Record Staff Photographer 4: Maple Leaf Photographer 3. 30. 42. 45. 82 NORTH, WAYNE. Nappanee. Indiana: Th.B.: Hess- ton College 1.2: Membership Com. 3: A Cappella 3.5: German Club 3.4: Aurora 3.4.5: Record Edi- tor 4. 36 NUSSBAUM. NATHAN EVAN. Apple Creek, Ohio: Th.B.: Hesston College l.2: Devotional Com. Chr. 4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 5: A Cappella Chorus 3.4: Audubon Soc. 3. Pres. 4.5: Adelphian 3.4.5. 60. 61 NYCE, IOYCE H.. Doylestown. Pa.: B.S.. Educa- tion: YWCA Sec. 2: Church and School Relations Com. 3: Extension Com. 4: Sunnyside I.3.4: Chrisr topher Dock 3.4: Collegiate Chorus I: A Cappella 3: German Club 2: WHGA 1.3: Avon I-4. Pres. 3: Class Vice Pres. 4. BB OSBORNE. MILLARD. Bunker Hill. Indiana: B.A.. Bible: Membership Com. 2: Mission Study Com. 4: Sunnyside 1.3.4: Collegiate Chorus 3: German Club 1.2: Adelphian l.2,3.4: Class President 3: Men's Dorm Council 2. 18. 55 OSWALD, MARILYN IUNE. Hudson. Ohio: B.S.. Nursing: Social Com. 2: Locust Grove I: Sunny- side 2.3: Audubon 1. Treas. Z: WAA I. Pres. 2.3.4: Vesperian 1. Treas. 2.3.4: Maple Leal stait 3. 15. 52 OSWALD. MARY, Chicago, Illinois: B.A.. Natural Science. 52 SIEGMANN PRINTING CO. . . Prompt, courteous service . . GOSHEN N lil 5 l06 GRADUATES CONTINUED OYER, IOHN P.. St. Iohns. Michigan: Th.B. OYER. SANFORD C.. Goshen. Indiana: B.A.. Bible 6 B.R.E.: Hesston College 1: Sunnyside 2: Men- nonite Historical Soc. 4. 56 PENNER, AHCHIE. Steinbach, Manitoba: B.D.: Winona Lake School ol Theology Post Graduate: Wheaton College Graduate School. 57 PLETCIIER. MARGIE. Perryton, Texas: B.A.. Music: Hesston College l.2: Christopher Dock 4: Motet Singers 3.4: Spanish Club 4: Vesperian 3. Pres. 4. 20. 22, 24 PLETCHER, WILMA. Perryton. Texas: B.A.. Educa- tion: Hesston College 1.2: Membership Com. 4: Peace Soc, 3.4: Christopher Dock 3. Treas. 4: Avon 3.4: Spanish Club 3, Pres. 4. 29, GB PRIEST. DONALD L.. Goshen. Indiana: B.S.. Ed- ucation. 38 RATZLOFF, VERNON P., Burbank, California: B.A.. Education: Extension Com. 1.2: Wawasee I: Chris- topher Dock 3.4: A Cappella 2: Music Club 2: German Club 1.2. S8 HOTH. LOHRAINE, Tavistock. Ontario: B.A.. Ed- ucation: Tavistock High School l: Stratford Teach- ers College 2: Waterloo College 3: Christopher Dock 4: French Club 4: Vesperian 4: Spanish Club 4. 27, 71 ROUPP. THELMA LOUISE. Edwardsburg, Michi- gan: B.S.. Education: Hesston College 2: Bethel College 3: Home Ec Club 1.4: Christopher Dock 4: Avon l.4. 48, 49 RUDY. WILYRID. Hespeler. Ontario: B.A.. Bible: Preston High School I: Hamilton Normal School Z: McMaster University 3: Mexican Mission 4: A Cappella 4: French Club 4: Adelphian 4. 24. 26. 56 RYAN, RICHARD C.. Cleveland. Ohio: B.A.. Nat- ural Science: Messiah College 1.2: Audubon Soc. 3.4: German Club 3.4: Aurora 3.4. 29, 44, 46 .'N I ' f- ' QL i f j, ,t V - '7 I sf g as - l 1: ' 5' 34131. Nw . . E 'fin - X J i . f ,--. xx ...Q J 9, 35 I1 ti S i' -4 . . ..,,. P .Q-1. ,N Q z at Q . .rg I-ii A - ,Rx ii A l ,b .KVI L . wi . 'A 1. V5 4. NN vo I . 5. tg z 'SKS ,Qi iff- N I li SCHLATTER, LEON EDWIN. Spencerville. Indiana: B.S.. Education: Debate l: Christopher Dock 3.4: Collegiate Chorus 3: Science Club 3.4: Aurora 1.2.3,4. 42 SCI-IMUCKER, ANNA ROSE. Archbold, Ohio: B.S.. Education: Sunnyside 4: Foreign Missions Fellow- ship 4: Christopher Dock 1.2.4: Collegiate Chorus l: A Cappella 2.4: Vesperian 1.2.4. 25. 71 SHANTZ. EDITH. Preston. Ontario: B.S.. Education: Hesston College l.2: Devotional Com. 3. Chr. 4: Locust Grove 3: Motet Singers 3.4: Home EC Club 3. Vice Pres. 4: Home Ec Asst. 4. 24. 45, 48. 73 SHAUM. ESTHER. Quenemo, Kansas: B.S.. Edu- cation: North Dakota State Teacher's College l: Hesston College 1.2: Devotional Com. 3. Chr.4: Grove 3: Language Arts Club Sec. 4: Christopher Dock 4: German Club 4: Avon 3.4. 28. 71 SHETLER. MAYNARD W.. Iamestown. Pennsyl- vania: Th.B.: Mennonite Historical Soc. 5: For- ensics l: Debate l: A Cappella 4: German Club l,2: Aurora 1.2. 36, 50 SMOKER. SAM. Elkhart. Indiana: B.S.. Education: B05 lones University 3: Christopher Dock 2.4: Audubon Soc. l: Adelphian l.2.4. 71 SMUCKER, KATHHYN. Tiskilwa, Illinois: B.S.. Nursing: Avon l.2.3.4. 52 SNIDER. HOWARD M.. Guernsey. Saskatchewan: B.A.. Bible: Rosthorn Academy l: E.M.C. 2: Peace SOC. 3.4. 15. 58 SOMMERS, BONNIE LOU. Howe. Indiana: B.S.. Education: Devotional Com. 4: Service Com. 2: Peace Soc. 4: Christopher Dock 1.Z.4: Spanish Club Sec. 2: Avon 1.2.4. 29. 35.71 SPRINGER. IRENE A.. Hopedale. Illinois: B.S.. Ed- ucation: Illinois State Normal University 3: Chris- topher Dock 4: Vesperian 4. 64. 71 SPRINGER, MERLE E.. Saybrook. Illinois: B.A.. Social Science: Hesston College 1.2: Devotional Com. Chr. 3: Wawasee 4: Christopher Dock 3.4. 34. 73 SHAUM ELECTRIC . . Electrical contracting and motor repairing . . ELKHART STARR. EMMA, Goshen. Indiana: B.S.. Education. 71 STEINER. MARIORIE, Dalton. Ohio: B.S.. Nursing: Extension Com. Sec. 2: Collegiate Chorus 1: Nurs- es Chorus 2.3.4: WAA l.2.3.4: Avon l.Z.3.4. 47. 52 STUMP, DOLORES. Wakarusa. Indiana: B.A.. Mu- sic: Social Com. 3: Christopher Dock 3.4: Colle- giate Chorus 1: A Cappella Vice Pres. 2.3: Music Club 1.2. Vice Pres. 3.4: German Club 1.2: WHGA Pres. 4: Vesperian 1.2, Vice Pres. 3.3: Maple Lea! Start 3: Class Vice Pres. 2. 20. 22 SUDERMAN. IOHN M., Mountain Lake, Minne- sota: B.A.. Music: Freeman Iunior College 1.2: Motet Singers Pres. 3.4: Music Club 3. Treas. 4: Aurora 3.4. 19. 20. 22. 23. 24 SUMMEHS. KATHHYN LORINE. Lainqsburg. Mich- igan: B.A.. Music: Michigan State College 3: Fi- nance Com. 2: Collegiate Chorus 1: A Cappella 4: Music Club l.2.4: Avon l.2.4: Spanish Club 1. Vice Pres. 2: Fine Arts Asst. 4. 22. Z4 TEAGUE. NORMAN H.. Kansas City. Kansas: B.A.. Bible and English: Hesston College. B.H.E. Peace Soc. 3.4: Forensics 3.4. 58 UNGER. GEORGE. Ile des Chenes. Manitoba: B.A.. Sociology: Steinbach Collegiate 1: Mennonite Brethren Bible College 2: Sunnyside 4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 3.4: Peace Soc, 4. 35. 36 VOGT. LAVERNE H.. Hesston. Kansas: B.A.. Nat- ural Science: Hesston College 1.2: La Iunta School ot Nursing 3: Vesperian 4: Spanish Club 4: Foreign Missions Fellowship 4: School Nurse 4. 36. 52 VOGT. VIRGIL. Hesston. Kansas: B.S.. Education: Hesston College 1.2: Aurora 3.4: Service Com. 3: Christopher Dock 3: Record Editor 4. 30. 39. 87 WEAVER. FLOYD E.. Peoria. Illinois: B.A.. Natural Science: Debate 1: Aurora l.2.3.4: German Club 2.3.4: Science Club 2.3.4. 44 WEAVER. HEHMAN H., Goshen. Indiana: B.A.. Bible: Hesston College 3: Mission Study Com. 4: Collegiate Chorus I: Mote! Singers 2.4: German Club 1.2: Aurora l.2.4: Record stafl 2: Class Pres. 2. 24, 58. 74 ELLSWORTH MOTEL . . Right downtown . . fs . , 3 . C' tx.: I fo' - Wim: . , Y' Z pf-Wi sig. l A L. .W .gg-. K , .t , . e . .-. xxx :Sl f -..X . , I .S ,, ' , . ,.. Q: . ...ig k z.-' .ie- . v 1 lv. 'P . ' ,. ' ef --f- , V r 1255 WELDY. LOREN. Wakarusa. Indiana: B.S.. Educa- tion: Church and School Relations Com. 3: Aurora 1.2.3. Sec. 4: G Council 2-4. Vice Pres. 3: Colle- giate Chorus 1.2: Music Club l: Christopher Dock 1.2. Treas. 3.4: Maple Lea! start 3: Spanish Club 2: Athletic Asst. 3.4. GB. 71. 77, 78. Bl WELDY. MARY ELLEN. Wakarusa. Indiana: B.S.. Nursing: Foreign Missions Fellowship l.2.3: Science Club 2: Vesperian 1.2. 52 WENGER, BERTHA CAHOLYN. Versailles, Mis- souri: B.R.E.: Hesston College 1.2: Mission Study Com. 5: Wawasee 3.4: Foreign Missions Fellow- ship 4.5: Christopher Dock 4. editor 5: Vesperian 4.5. 58. 64 WIEHLER. HANS-IOACHIM. Hamburg-Altona, Ger- many: B.A.. Bible: E.M.C. 3: Mennonite Historical Soc. 4: Peace Soc. 4. 36. SB WILDEN. SUZANNE A., Goshen. Indiana: B.S.. Ed- ucation: Avon l.2.3: Christopher Dock Z. 71 YAKE. PAUL. Scottdale. Pennsylvania: B.A.. So- ciology: E.M.C. I: Extension Com. 2: Social Com. 3: Maple Leaf Staff Writer 4. 30. 35. 36 YODER. BEULAH. Shipshewana. Indiana: B.S.. Ed- ucation. 71 YODEH. DAVID E.. Shipshewana. Indiana: B.A.. Speech: Social Com. Chr. 4: Language Arts Club 4: Forensics 1,2.3.4: Debate 1: Chrisopher Dock 3.4: Collegiate Chorus 1.2: A Cappella 3: German Club 2.3: Aurora l-4. Pres. 2: Maple Lea! Bus. Mgr. 3: Class President 1. 23. 73 YODEH. DONALD, Middlebury. Indiana: Th.B.: De- votional Com. 3: Mission Study Com. 4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 5: German Club 1.2: Aurora 1.2. Treas. 3.4: Aero Club 3. Vice Pres. 4. 36. 57. 60 YODER. ERMA LOU. Wellman. Iowa: B.S.. Educa- tion: Christopher Dock Vice Pres. 4: WHGA l.2.3.4: Avon l.2.3.4. 71 YODEH. HOBERT D.. Kalona. Iowa: B.A.. Educa- tion: Hesston College 1: Devotional Com. 3: Ex- tension Com. 4: Social Com. 2: Locust Grove 2,3,4: Foreign Missions Fellowship 3, Pres. 4: Mennonite Historical Soc. 3: Christopher Dock 4: A Cappella 2-4. Pres. 3: Aurora 2.3.4: Class President 4. 19. 24, 71. 83 phone 517 . . 225 N. Main GOSHEN YODER, MARY ELLEN, Wooster, Ohio: B.S., Nurs' ing: Devotional Com. 2: Social Com. l: Forensics 1: Collegiate Chorus Sec. 1: Nurses Chorus 2.3,4: French Club 1.2: WHGA 2: Avon l,2,3.4: Record staff 1: Maple Lea! Assoc. Ed. 3, 52 YODER, VIRGIL, Scottdale. Pennsylvania: B.A.. Physics: Science Club 2.3,4: German Club 2: Adel- phian l,2.3.4: Record Copy Editor 4: Maple Leaf Editor 3: Physics Asst. 3.4. 42 ZIMMERLY, EVELYN. Sterlinq, Ohio: B.S.. Educa- lg tion: Foreign Missions Fellowship 4: Christopher 4 .peg -sul: Dock 1,2,4: Audubon Soc. 1: Vesperian 1.2.4. 71 :gi A .NI . Y. I s Q New - D ZIMMERMAN. ARLINE. Ephrata. Pennsylvania: ' 'MQ I B.S.. Nursing: E.M.C. l: Foreign Missions Fellow- -ras .ISN C. I ship 1.2: A Cappella 1: Vesperian 1.2.3.-1. 52 X- 1 A. ZOOK. EUNICE. Goshen. Indiana: B.A., Home Ec' onomics: Home Ec Club l,Z.3.4: German Club 1.2: Vesperian 1.2.3.-1: Record stalt 2. 48. 49. 75 J , I l ,fi .P - 2 Q 4 1 H7 -frsaj Q 1 ' ...V N wr. ZIMMERLY. ANNA MARIE. Sterlinq. Ohio: B.S.. Nursing: Science Club 1: Audubon Soc, 1.2: Ves- perian 1.2,3,4: Nurses Chorus 2, 52 . 'Uh .ULU 4 5 M- A Ku .5 ,. : 4:3 7 gi I - Q. ll ' , 'N ' ', C v , ' 1 1 ' 4' W., , 7 TW hh A' 1 ,- 2 3 y - , it-4. g '.' ,'g fl . I A X.. -Q. ic N sl, R' . I I ' 1 . A lil., ' , .Ls ,ic x r ' - . . 2 Ll Q C7 gg. f . 147 , if , , p 'Li .2 .1 4 'Y - xt - i A , V -X 7 -, . I . 1 U s. 'ffl . . I se L '. '. V. .X Brunner, Paul, Sellersville. Pa. Croyle, Ellis. Hollsopple. Pa. 56. 59 Ginqerich, Marie, Lowville. N. Y. 31 Goldius, Ross. Lititz. Pa. Groh. David. Preston. Ont. 35. 59 Gross. Leon, Doylestown. Pa. Hallman, Willis, Vineland Station, Ont. 36, 58, 59, B3 Herr, Gene, Strasburg, Pa. 35- 59 Hershberqer, Robert, Washington, D. C. Hostetler, Wilbur. Elkhart, Ind. McGrath, William, Chicago. lll. 57 Metzler, Edgar. Scottdale, Pa. 36. 56 Miller, Warren. Millersburq. Ohio Richards, loseph. Venedocia. Ohio Sawatsky, Peter, Abbotsford. B. C. Schmitt, Abe, Blumenhol. Sask. 59 Stoltzlus, Edward, West Liberty. Ohio 55. 53. 59 Yoder, Iames D., Garden City, Mo. HOME LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. . . Call the lumber number: 156 . . GOSHEN POST GRADUATES Krause, Friederich, Gronau. Germany Muller, Lydia, Prevessin, France Rommelaar, Ian, Gronau, Germany Snyder, Iames. Kalona, Iowa Tyson, Angeline, Goshen, Ind. Wiens. Norman, Forest Park, Ill. JUNIORS Amstultz, Doris, Kidron, Ohio Barkey, Donna. Mishawaka, lnd. Bender. Dorothy, Milford, Nebr. Bender, Nancy, Goshen, lnd. Berkey, Austin, Shipshewana, lnd. Brenneman, Donald, Sarasota, Fla. Brenneman, Marilyn, Kalona, Iowa Brubacher, Glen, Ayr, Ont, Burkholder. Charles, Lancaster. Pa. Byers. Eva, Conestoga, Pa. Clemens, Ada, Telford. Pa. Clemens, Eugene, Goshen, lnd. Culp, Caroll, Wakarusa, lnd. Delp. Iames, Lititz, Pa. Derstine, Naomi, Telford, Pa. Diener. Thomas, Goshen, Ind, Ehersole. Carmen, Kokomo, lnd. Esch, Victor, Phoenix, Ariz. George, Vance, Nappanee, lnd. Gerber, Margaret, Sugarcreek, Ohio Gleiisteen, Ian, Amsterdam, Netherlands Graber. Esther. Middlebury. lnd. Graber, Richard. Goshen. lnd. Gregory, Bernice. Brulus, Mich. Gross, Miriam, Doylestown, Pa. Haarer, David, Shipshewana, lnd. Hartman, Dean, Goshen, Ind. Henthorn, Don, Elkhart, Ind. Hershberger, Grace, Goshen. Ind. Hilty. Beatrice, Rittman. Ohio Histand, Lois, New Hope, Pa. Hoover, Florence. Goshen. lnd. Hoover, Ioseph, Goshen, Ind. lantzi, Margaret, Clarence. N. Y. Kauffman. Ioseph. West Liberty, Ohio Kauffman, Ray, Lebanon. Oreq. Kauffman, Ruby, La Iuntcl, Colo. Keim. Ray, Kokomo, lnd. Kornhaus, Donna, On-ville, Ohio Lauver, Philip, Greenville, Ohio Leatherman, David, Doyleslown, Pa. Litwiller, Esther, Goshen, lnd. Mark, Richard, Naubinway, Mich. Marlin, Arlene. Mauqansville, Md. Mast, Raymond, Clarence Center, N.Y. Meyer, Frederick, Creston. Ohio Miller. Bonnie Lou, Middlebury. Ind. Miller, Iames R., Elkhart, lnd. 27, S9 90 34 15, 24 24, 69 54, 68 27, 51 61 25, 27, 73 27, 73, 75 24, 93 14, 86 15, B7 30, 79, 83, B5 74 69. 77. B1 24, 35. 73, 79, 87 19, 29, 34, 94 25 24. 27, 30, 94 59, 74 21, 27 25. 31, 77 77 38 Z4 27, 73, 94 81 22, 66 27 29, 30 24 15 38. 66 24, 34, B2 52 15, 29, 35, 37. 69 24, 45, 46 24, 59. 92 30, 45 , Pt' if lf if: . is -M-Q -5 E - F' ff- L1 Q We , N 'Sf fb, l, 1 -we 'XP -. ' Y , 1 XC . CX K 21: Y it f 1 1 ,.x 1 Q if 135 1 1 , -1 'Y , - Q i 1 x 119. V ' 1. if I-. Sa - fc 'X nv .-ci 'U' 'mv '. 53 -r Q LL if-.bf -Q' N into ,L l Q si .. ef, ' 'NV N i ,ax , ., ' . - , , , , A 11 1 11. B 1 1 7 i 'Tw S se? .YJ -Q., , 3.-'f ' -2 4 pe' 1 -E 'ff' 1 Na N., 1 -w':- in , 1 A f ' -K 1 1 ,, ga , A Q l,f,.,.-,J , gh A 1 W - Q ,. c. , Y H 1 - 1 in .W e ' - V-2 v ov. ., .- 1 1, 1 4. 1, ,L 1 , gif! E V ' 'x ,- A ,Q ' ,X ,, Nec , F' 9 :L --gl bi.,-J in 1.1 1 rw , 'fx ' - X. ,, 7' j Mr . X N A ,Y Q 121 -1-1 11 I 1 ,F sw' .1 1 ' .L 1,31 QU! 77 wj , , ' Q 1,1 , y 1: L 1 Aj- . ,.-,,, 1 re- ,fm gl' sf Q 3 si ,I 'ef y 'fe -c - 4, W A I ' yg x Jie' , 2 4, A, ef .kzeffi 'f f f ,Ms .1 -.eg 1 , A lm. A' ig- , 1 1.1, Q' A r li HONEY CRUST BAKERY. INC. . . Assoned bread, tasty pastries. delivered hours fresher . . GOSHEN ,I U N I ORS conrmunn i 1 a ij? ,QM Q Q . time 1 4.1 fs ,l s .., . ,E W . K A' -pg f , .L - - - gif ,ee V s, , wb- Qgr. Q I ' fl '- M, ,V fl . , L, . . , , It 1 . fini -Xi Q , 1 . KX XS A 5 , 'Jinx' ru- :gf X 4 ' A- Q .L Y ' v V' i ' Ng? ' Ms? -Q:-. Y ' X ' XX I . .' ' - - .. 41,33 . 'L SS' f N I K -N . .r ,. x :tg -. he Q -' , , W, ia ' ff f- Qt,-l.'f:'fi,, .' ,e 40 v dm W- 'ww'-' 1 's . l . O wr ,,,l M,,,,,. ' Cs-, ju., 2 I Q Le.-. V X - - - - u - , .age is-Q Q . iff 4 rv v A g' U :EA t df, r: rv N X X , if A i . .X Q ' .. ,+I 3.9 E , 1 . , X . . . t v of, 'Ky - k Gm. Q-at Q Sys rs : E L JRJ. -V . for 1 K. in 5 19 A Q 'X - 1 c ite' Q, . . ,. 3. HM? , 4 r ,Tw ' 2 , , , . ' . v'Pe:-- I' N 'I ' V . L' . P , . fam XJ ,tt Y X , AL f I 1, N-TV' -- , X- ' f W- ff'-sf ,,,. b L A if , 3' -. -Q s V. ,, I Q K , G'-irq X, iq. in av.: Ek hf'i - 1 i . . , ,. xtx. in . :I , , ,, ' ' fs. P ,fs Q, -fiiiix vw sn, -.w:5:H. Fw. 19 ky 5 V lg - We, F W- we , A- e , a, 4 , Q 1 -- ' -Q x ' i jg . 1 qu ' . Y Ht- 1 W -fff ff' WA- f-1 ff '-1' 1 V aa Tixigil , ' ,f . . - 1.-3, tl.,-4 .Q 49 - o 1 F ,- V z. 1 .c. i G r J 4541 . x 1., -at k . I ,.-f. V, y 'K K, Miller, Margaret, Topeka, Ind. Miller, William, Sterling, Ohio Mumaw, Frances, Elkhart, Ind. Near, Richard, Shelby. Mich. Nitzsche. Mae, Amenia, N. Dak. Noiziqer, Anna, Wauseon, Ohio Nolziqer. Mary Alice, Wausecn, Ohio Nolziqer, William. Wauseon, Ohio Norman, Betty, Fort Wayne, Ind. Nussbaum, Delvin. Dalton. Ohio Palmer. Ellen, Goshen, Ind. Perry, Alta. Bremen, Ind. Perry, Arlene, Rochester, Ind. Ramseyer, Phyllis, Smithville, Ohio 14. Roth. Barbara. Morton, lll. Roth, Lloyd, Casselton, N. Dak. Rupp, Bernice, Wauseon, Ohio Hush, Arlene. Doylestown, Pa. Rutt, Eileen, Lancaster, Pa. Schertz, Vernon. Lowpoint, Ill. Schmitt, Peter, Blumenol, Sask. Scmucker, Norwood, Canton, Ohio Sechrist, Carl, Elkhart, Ind. Shenk, Wilbert, Sheridan, Oreq. Smeltzer, Lena. Wakarusa, Ind. Smith, Carolyn, Eureka, Ill. Sommer. Carol. Kidron, Ohio Steiner, Margaret, Orrville. Ohio Suderman, Alice. Marion, S. Dak. Takahashi, Miqiwa, Tokyo, lapan Thut, Barbara, West Liberty, Ohio Ummel, Paul, Wakarusa, Ind. Ward, Frank, Philadelphia, Pa. Wenger, Norma lean, Lancaster, Pa. Wilson, Gerald, Goshen, Ind. Wyman, Roma. Nappanee. Ind. Wyse, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder. Yoder Guy Harold, Mishawaka. Ind. Mariorie, Kalona, lowa Marvin, Wellman, lowa Richard B., Salisbury, Pa. , Richard W., Midland, Mich. Zool-r. Ruth, Wooster. Ohio SOPHOMORES Althouse, Marie, Doylestown. Pa. Amstutz, Lillian, Orrville. Ohio Birky, Emma, Columbia Falls, Mont. Birky, Marjorie, Conneautville, Pa. Bobeck. Mildred, Syracuse, Ind. Bohn, Delores, Manson, lowa Bontrager, Anna, Fairview. Mich. Bovee, Beverly, Wolcottville, lnd. Brennemcm, Lois. Kalona, Iowa Brennemcm, Virginia. Kalona, Iowa Cable, Cora, Boswell, Po. Caskey, Gene, Sterling, Ohio STEMENS RESTAURANT . . Homemade pies . . 232 S. Main St. . . GOSHEN 14, 35, 43, 24, 20, 24, 64, 19. 24, 49, 69, 73 14, 23, 27, 24, 27, 34, 25 38 25, 24, 74, 14, 25, 25, 36. 73, 84 H, 35, 25, ZB, 29, 31. 14, 24, 26, Caudill. Hazel, North Iudson, Ind. Cender, Fern. Dewey, Ill. Crow, Floyd, Monclova, Ohio Dayton, Lois, Ridqeley, W. Va. Detwiler, lean, Goshen, Ind. Diener, Rosa, Wellman, Iowa Dietzel, Lencra, Pigeon, Mich. Dirlrs, Barbara, Livingston, Calif. Eby, Lawrence, Alanson. Mich. Eichelberqer, Ila. Shickley, Nebr. Esch. Beulah, Phoenix, Ariz. Freeney, Rosemarie, Chicago, Ill. Frey, Marilyn, Wauseon, Ohio Friesen, Susanne, Goshen, Ind. Gisel, Lois. Wauseon, Ohio Good, Bernelle, Rantoul, Ill. Hallman, Hartman. Clemens, Goshen, Ind. Lucinda, Goshen. lnd. Hartzler, Eileen, Marshallville. Ohio Hartzler, Harold, Goshen. Ind. Hartzler, Hilda, West Liberty, Ohio Hartzler, Ruth, Goshen, lnd. Heatwole, Harold, Waynesboro, Va. Heiser, Mary Ann, Fisher, Ill. Henley, Herbert, Los Bnqeles, Calif. Herr. Anna Mae, West Willow, Pa, l-lershberqer, Floyd, Elkhart, Ind. Hershberger. Paul, Goshen, Ind. Hertzler. Ioanne, Goshen, Ind. High, Catherine, Lancaster, Pa. Highland, Patricia, New Paris, lnd. Hochstetler, Mary Ellen, Nappanee, Ind Hostetler. Doris. Orrville. Ohio Hostetler, Herbert, Peoria, Ill. Hostetler, Ianet, Orrville, Ohio Hostetler, Mary Ann, Smithville, Ohio Hostetler. Mary K., Louisville, Ohio Huebert, Roderick, North Lima, Ohio Hunsberqer, Ralph. Chaliont, Pa. Imhoff, Mary Lu. Eureka, lll. Kanaqy. Dale, Gettysburg, Pa. Kauffman. Fern, La Iunta, Colo. Kauftman, Lowell, West Liberty, Ohio King, loan, West Liberty, Ohio Kulp, Richard, Wauseon, Ohio Landes. Gerald, Lansdale, Pa. Landis. Marian. Blooming Glen. Pa. Lehman, Freeman. Apple Creek. Ohio Lerch, Robert. Wooster, Ohio Lieb, David. Kendallville, Ind. Litwiller. Mann, D Ruth, Delavan, Ill. ean, Goshen, Ind. Mann. Lois. Goshen. Ind. Marner, Mary Etta, Wellman, Iowa Martin, Abner, Waterloo, Ont. Mast, Carolyn, Millersburg. Ohio Metz, Floyd, Bergey, Pa. Metzler, Carl, Scottdale, Pa. Metzler, Shirley, Martinsburg, Pa. Miller. Iames A., Millersburq, Ohio HARLAN'S 1. 54' 59 ' , la A . l K. LR 4 ' sb-:aft-Rv. , 1: - . -L , 7x'., - -F15 24 45, t K b h ' 3 g , 2 74 V . , . .. . 4-5 7 e 5 Qty 4 , 70 qu Q 9, .gg , -QF if 14, ze, ev 3, tif- was , ,N -it 24 1' fi .. -xv P H- X 3 74 Ni X . ' , x4 -. 1 24, es -'-' .' . , . - - A 155 e 5 1 --Q ,. .7 f , F iff. 1 25 U it ,r Us .-L , - h e ver- N- ,Lex ii s f srr-. fs , 5 , ' ' Q-sf : . X - V' 'xx' 24 84 1- . YQ ' J' as git. - -i.. ' 4 4 X -Q: -. f f is V! E, N N., A , .Q 1 Q- rd A, , 47. 74 5' . i i Nl gf, I 1 Y :. A - 29' 35 . i' . 'es ' V it -2 Ll ,I .4 2 S ,Ee tc fgg' t:,,, f , ,,gjTz- 31, as 4: 'V Q - 24 ' ,gx N , 5. . sz, sa i ' y Q F ' , .I 14. 24. sl, 74 'Q' 'S it ,.' -, 3' A fT ', ' as .F-5 -he 1? ef. , 77 , ' Vw N QQ, ,X 1 ill wg is, 24, 49 f, 'x sz, sa ., .. ' ' Sf' 25. ss l 9 5 , ,Q ' 25, 74 I , 1 ' 23. 25 xr XX R. 'A ' 'K 9 .K 24. sv, 92 ' f N i Q 24 ' x f ,gg fo' ' ,L ' zs, 45, 79 Av, 351 V , 'if ,mrs Q - B4 I X zi. . X H ,gh r 4 4 if 24 . ' 1j,1iiT, ' 'ff 5 4 -: E 1 4' 1 ' Z , Q, 2 , 3 y guj I Mi , -4 f +. -1 K . f' , R ,' - 14. 24, 8l k1,. P 1 .. .2-bl 'F nr , T I A H- 24. 94 X E., xi Quality women's wear and sportswear, reasonably priced . . GOSHEN 2 SOPHOMORES CONTINUED . 4 - X V i T ' A' - ' t f ,- s l K i i- 1 V , U e Li ' Q r -,sid M no YN ' sex 7 ' X Q . if Ji to 0 , 1 MQ, C AA E Q1 I . 2 i X , , ' i ci 1 :R 6 -455 Q 5 X' :J on its v . r- ,.- 5- - ,- t , v fe... .7 Qs- N. ' , Nt . -'N-'N ' 9 S -- .. , Q ' .2 . ' st: QS 3 fi' ,Q W t. Ns ' X ' ' ' zen f ' .-NE, r T 'Pi-i .,, A gui Q Ig-T - Ar Y, 1,5 .Q-KX-.. ' , xl N, xv, ' f-A , 2 T iw . sa 'K I Qglf 1 its si if-it-L . A ww- ' I ' . ,QN .' 4 ' X .- bk-, qi:- - I' -. f 1 X N 2. l 'N - X i ' . .5 . .,., 3 .. . ' ' ' -PJ . 1, - g 1. Q, , 'ei 33 . ' ' V X J J ' PIL- -Q v-A i EJ Q is A x ,Qs , ' 'tv' A 1' X C W 15: or - -, , e - .gs - V, ,S 421 , -3- 2 f fe , .. W . ,., i t.. 'iiil LUGBILL BROS.. INC. . . Livestock. Quality Miller, Grace, Goshen, lnd. Miller, Iames A., Millersburq , Ohio Miller, Meredith, Kouts, Ind. Mishler, Patricia, New Paris, Ind. Mitchell, Ruth, Meadows, lll. Moyer, Alice, Perl-rasie. Pa. Musselman, Audrey, Preston, Ont. Nelson. Iohn, Shipshewana, Ind. Neuhauser, Norma, Eureka, Ill. Nussbaumer, Fridtjol, Clarksville, Tenn. Peachey, Iames. Belleville, Pa. Peifer, Robert, Columbia, Pa. Rabenstein, Robert, Spring Valley, Ohio Raber, Merrill, Kansas City, Mo. Redekop, Iacob, Mountain Lake, Minn. Reimer, Hildeqarde, Steinbach, Man. Rivera, Maria, La Plata, Puerto Rico Rodriguez, Enrique, Guayanilla, Puerto Rico Roll. Myron, Goshen, Ind. Ruth, Lois, Telford, Pa. Hutt, Wilmer, Strasburg, Pa. 14, Schertz, Ardith, Lowpoint, lll. Schlabach, Mildred, Scottdale, Pa. Schrock, Harvey, Dalton, Ohio Shank, Ioan, Goshen, lnd. Shenk, Vera, Lancaster, Pa. Shinohara, Yuko, Osaka. lapan Shoup, Mary Ellen, Los Angeles, Calif. Sieber, Paul, Dakota, Ill. Slaubauqh, Carolyn, Parnell, Iowa Smith, Daniel, Chestline, Ohio Smucker, Arlene, Smithville, Ohio Smucker, Iohn, Smithville, Ohio Smucker, Pauline, Smithville, Ohio Smucker, Ronald. Plain City, Ohio Snider, Somme Steiner. Howard. Waterloo. Ont. r. Charlene, Saybrook, Ill. Iulia, Sterlinq, Ohio Stieqlitz, Rosemary, Milford, Ind. Stoltzfus, Glenn, Aurora, Ohio Storms, Kent, Osceola, Ind. Sudermann, Iohn, Goshen, Ind. Swartzendruber, Lois, Wellman, Iowa Swartzentruber, Anita, Buenos Aires, Argentina Swinehart, Marilyn, Orrville, Ohio Thomas, Ianet. Hollsopple, Pa. Thomas, Lila Rae, Hollsopple, Pa. Troyer, Esther, Enqadine, Mich. Troyer, Marlin, Fairview, Mich. Unruh, Shirley, Harper, Kans. Van Dyke, Rosemary, Eureka, Ill. Weave Weave Weldy, r, Carolyn, Elkhart, Ind. r. Glenn, Blue Ball, Pa. Theron, Wakarusa, Ind. Wittrig, Donald, lmlay City. Mich. Yoder, Audrey, Freeland, Mich. Yoder, Dennis, Midland, Mich. Yoder, Elvin Dale, Kalona, Iowa Yoder. Mertice. Middlebury, Ind. Yoder, Myron, Sarasota, Fla. Meats Gov't Inspected . . Ph. 2010 . . ARCHBOLD, OHIO 15. 45. 25, 77. 20 l4. 24, 94 53 24 24, 79. 85 74 74 25, 74 84. 87. 92 B7 19, 20, 24 20 88 l5 74. 77, 84 59. 85, 92 35, 38 Sl, 53, 70 B2 25, 92 33 27 24, 74 12 24 85 52. 57 74. 87 20, 24 B5 24 24, P4 25. 87 77, 78 78. 80. B5 Yoder Nona, Meyersdale, Pa. Yoder Robert. Goshen, Ind. Yoder, Ruth, Hollsopple, Pa. Yoder, Sara, Mill Creek, Pa. Zimmerly, Glenn, Orrville, Ohio Zimmerly, Iohn, Sterling. Ohio FRESHMEN Alderier. Rodney. Souderton, Pc. Bling. Melbcx, Berlin, Ohio Amstutz, Barbara, Goshen. Ind. Amstutz, Shirley, Kidron, Ohio Arnone. Ida, Ccmnunore, India Baker, Marilyn C., Albany. Oreq. Bosinqer. Clarence. Dalton, Ohio Beochy, Larry. Goshen, Ind. Becrchy, Lois, Pinckney, Mich. Becxchy. Lucille, Pinckney, Mich. Bender, Elaine. Ailsa Craig. Ont. Beyler. Willeane, Orville, Ohio Birky, Anna, Hopedcrle. lll. Birky, Dorothy. Conneautville, Pa. Birky. Ivan, Carmecxtutville, Pcx. Bixler, Mary, Elkhart, Ind. Bixler, Vernice. Apple Creek, Ohio Blosser, Velma. Columbiana. Ohio Bontrager, Mary, Millersburq, Ind. Brennemon. Mary lane. Willow Street. Burkhart. Ioyce. Goshen. Ind. Buskirk, Ioannu, Brutus, Mich. Buzzard, Gerald, Goshen, Ind. Byler, Nadine, Goshen, Ind. Cender, Wilda, Dewey, Ill. Chun, Chcxi Yoon, Seoul. Korea Chupp, Menno, Kokomo, Ind. Cornell, Iohn, Goshen, Ind. Cunningham, Ken, Lititz, Pa. Delaqrcmge, Betty Lou, Harlan, Ind. Deering, Mary, Akron, Ind. Eash. Curley june, Wellman. Iowa Ecxsh. Esther. Topeka. Ind. Eby, Auron. New Providence, Pa. Elissa, Charles. Kinzers, Pa. Emmert, Pat. Rome City. Ind. Esch. Elinor, Elkhart, Ind. Fries. lack. Cazenovia, Ill. Garber, Verlin. Goshen, Ind. Gehman, Henry, Allentown. Pu. Geiser. Leonard, Orrville, Ohio Gerber, Barbara. Millersburq. Ohio Gerber, Celia, Orrville, Ohio Goertzen, Harvey, Henderson, Nebr. Good. Robert. Kouts, Ind. Graber. Dwight. Spencerville, Ind. Gruber. Eleanor, Elkhart. Ind. Grcxybill. Marianna, Freeport, Ill. ELKHART Z4 'TT' i - 24, 74 H- -X N-' ve: . 25 27, 43, as -'H 5 ia f- Q C- , yn, - .3 ,vi 29 aa. as H Y c -sl 22 ' Q9 24 ,AQ A A ' 24. av, 94 ' I A X:f 85 'R 3, ,X 64 .F if 24, so A 5:11 ' 64 .' Pa. R I . W., 25, 94 P ' xx'y... 2 ' 5'f- Q-K5 v.. . 'fx :inf f, V.: gf- 1- -:'-r ,, .5-,.,,, 44. - , ' s liens X ' 43,- U .. an ir ' fri fa - .i Y rf , - ,1 5? 2'3 R., ,hvnf X r ti U , K .EJ t J! . S, 5 1' Y -1- Qn. ., . A 25. as Q 3' 1 gifs -'W Q- . 4 2 15, as . , 'J 1 . f 5.4, 'H .Li 2 I gb gel 24, a4, so 5 ' '- 1 X '71 2 4 ' 'f1i'1:f?5'E ' V -Q, txqb, 'I 1 12: 159' 'S' 24 -- Q , - 24 vo 84 ' 439' 4- 25 - - . A - se. as . ' E rg gg ,-S G. ir ,, Q ' ' K H L- ' N. , ia, 25. za G X 25. an ri Q ff Q C' 43, 77, as in 'U A' 21. , 1, 4 ' W : - M F 24 8 9 'Wj,.1 X 'E 253 ., . the ICE CREAM supreme . . call 2-8402, ELKHART Y-eb Y . ifff K' 3 'ia A . 1 van --ga, K v :P 'JAN 14 .., V , ' -RSI S: Q .N , 5 ,f N. . t P' ' ,Y ff -3 , 'Q I-!l fr keg- ' , Qc tw 'T ff -'M 1 ' ' Q xzigij . if Qu rg at K 1 gif -, , .-wx . ,Si FRESHMEN CONTINUED A 'Y w ' wg :R7Yr I ' 1T',Zf o3g:- ' Greider, Carol, West Liberty. Ohio ' ijjjg YQ 'sv 1 E SE xx R Hartsough, Larry, Millersburg, Ind. 9 x'OA E by K ati a s Hartzler, Theo. Goshen. Ind. 45' N 'fi N? gm Holmulh, Dovid, Louisville, Ohio ,A . , ' W, Herr, Elwood, Sterling, Ill. 1 A 1 -wi 'NX Lf xy -:ik K Hilty. Iames, Rittmcm. Ohio 5 ' 1 . . - .ea .V ' E -X i,. tix N? Hochstetler, Faye, Goshen. Ind. ' . Xi' fl 5- Hochstetler. Miriam, Nappanee. Ind. 1 -M X X t 4 . f , if Q ff Hochstetler. Russell. Goshen, Ind. . , T- 1 ,if Hoflol. Paul, Mormon. Ill, 'K Nl fy., 5 Holclread. Marian, Goshen, Ind. u , A, N '- X 5 , Ns, . NF.. Wig f., Hollinger, Eugene, Morgantown. Pa. f ' to 'N' Hooley. Carl, Elkhart, Ind. A P X L if Horse, Doholo, Elmira, om. ii 1 -v. K ,Q h + lia r, - if' Hostetler. Rose, West Liberty, Ohio ' ' 596 ' Hostetler. Ruth Alice, West Liberty. Ohio ,.-, ' - jj Hosloelor. Ruth Ahh, Middlebury. loo. LAX. 'L-' NL' A Hostetler. Vada, Beaver Crossing, Nebr. - F L - '93 X , .Wm Hunsberger. Amy, Baden, Ont. A X' 9 k Hurst, Carl, Goshen. Ind. is l an V Wm, ni' if Iantzi, Anna Mae. Clarence. N. Y. X gg .5 ' - - lanzen. Roberta. Butterfield, Minn. - xx' k,-x ' 'fw ' 'is L , Kaser, Dale, Berlin, Ohio X Kaser. Willard, Goshen, Ind. 'gi-qs - J Kauffman. Clifford, West Liberty, Ohio 4 N -Q: A F Nr ' ,H Kauffman, Ruth, West Liberty. Ohio , tk . x Ni? :rw I J il l ' gf Kaufman. Iames, Midland, Mich. 'f' . S. Kaufman, Wilma. Goshen. Ind. 3 .N , X, and x.'N:.1:-M Keens. SoPhia. Lititz. Pa. -L SFS. V, xx. Kennel, Edna, Albany. Oreg. F. --s-' 7 ' Q g -X-, King, Eldon. west Liberty, Ohio ' xx -' ,EQ-jk , K 7 King. lohn D.. Goshen, Ind. Q 'f , ff 5-Dm , A SP, K- 'E'. Kreider, Kathryn. Palmyra, Mo. t A' --gi Hilti. In fy Kreider. Sidney, Wadsworth, Ohio ' .fi ,'., f ' 5,6 , y A Kropl, Berniece, Harrisburg, Oreg. l X 'i,9,5K. Lambright. Doris, Shipshewana. Ind. A f K Lambright. Janet. Lagrange, Ind. , ' Leal, Nicholas, Tampico. Mexico -S x Qc ' , G' c. S' Leatherman, Lois. Souderton, Pa. X il V L V N Lehman. Laverne. Castorland. N. Y. V l Leichty. Delia. West Liberty. Ohio H Mi 3 Leichty, Marilyn, Orrville, Ohio 2 --F N --A K rash, Linton, Iuanita, Elkhart, Ind. 9 Q Litwiller. Arlene, Tremont, lll. . 51' nog, Q 5- Long, Mary, Goshen, Incl. g - .' . v, Langacre, Aaron, Barto. Pa. ' Lugeanbeal, Norma lean. East Peoria. lll. ' in -V ' I., A ' Marks, Lovon, Elkhart, Ind. '15 . i I H :M N 4 4 t Martin. Anna, East Earl. Pa. I ' I 'Q Martin. Anhui, New Holloiio. Po. 5 f' A' T '- 1 xlw Martin, Dolores, Castorland. N. Y. ' , I i Martin, Mary, Wakarusa, Ind. tx lik, ' Martin, Samuel. Kouts. Ind. ' ,. ' ' Metzler, Alice. Scottdale, Pa. 2- A A ,. L 'ffffxi Metzler. Richard, Martinsburg. Pa. V ' ' 'ffl lvlilloi-, Doo.-lo. North Canton, Ohio , Q A ol , me Q 3 1 A I 525 Miller. lomos c.. Topoko, Ind. ' F- ' sg. Q... H' 'QA Minor. lohol, Millersburg. Ohio , ' ,Z X Miller, lewel, shipohewoho, lhd. it VJ e fi N Miller, Lorene, Berlin. Ohio I, S. GRABILL'S BARBER SHOP . . The studellt's barber . . GOSHEN 114 24. 36. B5 43. 70. 85. 24. 70. 23, 24. 19. 25. 23. 24. 25. 25. 24, 74. 81, 24. l5. 18. 23. 24 13. 24. 27. 24. 27. 70. 27. 74, 25, 74. Miller. Miller. Madonna, Topeka. Ind. Ind. Marqaretha. Topeka. Miller, Richard, Middleburry. lnd. Miller. Vesta, Kalona. lowa Moniarez. Sergio. Mexico. D. F.. Mexico Mumaw, Elnora. Wakarusa. lnd. Musser, Morrene, Smithville. Ohio Nalziqer, Patricia, Hopedale. lll, Neumann. Sylvia, Metamora, lll. Oswald, Mervin, Hudson, Ohio Otto, Robert. Springs, Pa. Overholt, Irene. West Liberty, Ohio Plank, Arletha, West Liberty, Ohio Haber. Evelyn. Goshen, lnd. Reirt, Iames, Elkhart, Ind. Hheinheimer, Ralph. Shipshewana. Ind. Richard, Nancy, Creston, Ohio Roth. Roger, Mount Pleasant, lowa Hupholdt, Patrica, Goshen. lnd. Shertz, Roberta. Saybrook, lll. Schlatter, Allen. Spencerville, Ind. Schlatter, Melba. Spencerville, Ind. Schloneger, lane, Louisville. Ohio Schnell. Carolyn, Goshen, Ind. Schwartzentruber, Earl. Tavistock. Ont. Schweitzer. Grace. Iulesburq. Colo. Shenk, Velma, Lancaster, Pa. Sieber. Floyd. Dakota. Ill. Slaqel, Carol, St. Iohns, Mich, Smeltzer. Thelma, Goshen, lnd. Smith. Kenneth, Niles, Mich. Smucker, Stanley. Smithville. Ohio Snider. Merlyn. Waterloo, Ont. Snyder, Elizabeth, La Plata. Puerto Rico Steele. lacqueline, Goshen, lnd. Steiner. Albert, North Lima, Ohio Steiner, Phyllis, Orrville, Ohio Stetter, Donald, Neftsville, Pa. 24, Stieqlitz. Frances, Milford, lnd. Stoesz. Helen, Mountain Lake. Minn. Stoltzlus. Esther, Elverson, Pa. Strauss, lane, Nappanee. lnd. Stuckey. Annabelle, Archbold, Ohio Stutzman, Doris. Goshen. lnd. Sutter, loan, Hopedale, Ill. Sutter. Lester. Manson, Iowa Troyer, Willis, Smithville, Ohio Voqt. Ronald, Guernsey, Ohio Walter, Iames, Elkhart. Ind. Weaver, Arvilla, Akron. Pa. Weaver, Erma, Gulliver. Mich. Weaver, Grace Mininqer. Goshen, lnd. Weldy, Leland, Wakarusa, Ind. Weldy, Paul, Walrarusa, lnd. Wright, lanet, East Lansing, Mich. Yoder . David H.. Salem. Oreq. Yoder, Esther, Shipshewana. Ind. Yoder, Glenn. Syracuse, lnd. Yoder, Ivan. Wooster, Ohio tno picturej Yoder, Ianet, Shipshewanna, lnd. Yoder. Jewell, Oyster Point, Va. 25. 23 25. 25 74, 24, 80. Bl. 85. 24. 84, 23, 24. 24. 38. 23, BU, 82, 85 22 25, IB, 24. 20, 24. 28. 79, BU, 84 24. 25, 29, , as fm., x. X .h , --E..:- .yio-g -.-yr, -, . xl A ., X i'1:q..5I!A,4:Q.:-A X N 51.9 Q ,ti -In ff., QS.. X ' A, P V55 ,. NSG :fwfr MQW N ,-Us . :Haig ' .gigs on ' N-In ' X 'Y' .-, r ., - o '- : . 5 gui : C N. A r , 5 - of 1 b ,,. D ' ' Y is A ' U h - . .' 1'- get ann V .ii A 'f ' Wi, . . ' ., Q is x w . :P 4: -.- ,.... W yr- , Q. .1 ' 'X ' 1: ' 1, , - 1 N. ti J ' ' L 'fit ' 'N Q A It 9 - july, its ' l xy A i 1 .' 4, ' ' tl -i '1 SGT' s , 7' V ' is j, bi : A. th if X' K ' , - tt Q X Q. . 7 R if 5 N 1 43- ,- , W 1' ' , X, X e ., ,A X Ax ,Lv V N A. , ' ' 1 2 I ' - . t 1 7 l 33Y.5?, V , : - ' : Sf- , X f f :Qt , fy K A ' ,. - ' 5 ' F fi Q-V ini '- ,x ,- ,Q A ..,,, Qt, AD. ' -ft, 5 Q f , ---' , ff S x or 1 . - w 2 'sfi ,g - - , -Q: ,., :vm N I X . I , .. QW N M1 V . hgififjio: - K tri. i?f i'lQ:E , , -. 5-1 ,Q , no -F f- , fr-5 .ww ,ggi 4 g f, - tt-, , X- 'N 'er ' ' . -Nl? , 'V :-N135 -.,j- ,, X,o'::: 'To-:' 9' -1 ' :-, 2 2 Q' M . 1. 1 r ' ' Styx V --QQ ' asf,-:,'j., - ...Qs .1 iw! P' - -- , ,gf , 1 if .. 7363 ' ' ' - : 2.5: ,,,. , 5 tx W in rx -1 m 2 SAUDER MANUFACTURING CO. . . Church and pulpit furniture . . OHIO ARCHBOLD. FRESHMEN CONTINUED ' Yoder Leah. Millersburq. Ind. v ' 2 , 5 X Yoder. Mary Etta, Sarasota. Fla. xi X if if x g-1 fwwf x fi Yoder. Phyllis, Goshen, lnd. ' V- QR, K h ' Yoder. Terry. Shipshewana, Ind. 29. 75, 81. ,KY N' A BF Zehr, Hazel, Roanoke, Ill. 28, A Zook. Irene. St. Iohns, Mich. 24, X ,mx is 5. Amstutz. H. Clair. M.D. c ' r 2 K Ai 1 Bachman. Leland, Th.B. ,- x ,si-L fyfa- '1.-Q A, Besshy. Atlee. M.A. 9, la, sa. 2-H' - Q. . ..l Bender. Elizabeth 1-lorssh, lvl.A. Q, all R ws, .X ii . an ' N Bender. Harold S.. Th,D. 7Q?ifi 2. Q Bender' Paul' Ph-11 S. . A V2 , -- s was li 'im 'wtf JR Q N I Brunk. Mabel, M.N. 50, 51, K fix' jx' 3 , y -' Burkhart. Irvin E.. Th.M. K S --1737, L l 4, E5::, .g,, xw-, j: Centz. Beth. B.A. 9, nf N-X -o iggplll if his Charles. Howard. Th.M. . 'l 'viff' . ' ' .- .. 'lf' 'I Clemens, Iames. M.S.L.S. P N x K Nu x n N333 Conrad. Lloyd, B,A. X . , . ww Fisher. Iohn. Ph.D. Candidate X Q - J W . :IQ -V V ' fx Flisher. Ruth i, ,AG 2 . 915 , L ' S' ix 9 Ginqerich. Melvin, Ph.D. 6 so y - 5:1 L X clnqonoh, Roman. lvl.A. 4l, va. va 2 KI? -- ' ', Graber, Chris L. . Yi X -' ASS f.. D Y - Gunden, Lois. M.A. 17. . , ' ' A Gunden. Ralph. B.A. or s . A V-.. ,jf . J iff-. Gooden. nom, n.A. 41. 77. 'T Hartzler. H. Harald. Ph.D. 36. A 4v-N - I Hen, Edith. M.A. 41, V, Zigi Hershberqer. Guy F.. Ph.D. 33, 36, 38, x, N ,X if,:3Q'f Hershberqer, Irene. B.A. X Q' in 5 H i.. - 5: X jy K3 fi t! -if, Hertzler, Carolyn, B. A. E 5 - . .AQ ffl 'N ' f. my Hertzler. Silas. Ph.D. sa f fe? 'fir' bf P losobs, Merle, Ph.D. ae, 41 -l 's ybrx if ...vi-, 7 Kauffman. Howard. M.A. 33. 35 , . tl :-ls 1 .-., xr.,-.1 l-Q, A ., . WG 5-' t Kmq, s.lvl., lvl.A, x A I Liechty, Russel, B.A. I, , , is Massanari. Karl. Ed.D. 8, lil. 53, 63, 64. ll l ' 1, 'N , ,J 6-l x 5, .' 8153532 S, ' Metzler. Ethel Yake. BA. 1 ' gg. Q: 5. f ,'--nj? , ' X 5 - : lvllllor. Ernest E., Ph.D. s, v. s. aa. X s, A- Q3 Aw . in Miller. Iohn, Tl'l.D. Candidate 55. 5- Yliffff ' L Miller Paul BD L .:,.,.f,. , . . . . P15312 l vu V Y Y V' , I ff Mininqer, Paul. M.. Ph.D. IU 3 1 A 5, s Vg Mosemann. Iahn H., Th.M. lg! L 'H' x Mosemann, Orpah. B.S. 50. Q! Natzlqer, Mary K., M,A. ' ' ,R Oyer. Mary K., M.Mus. 17, 20 ' i Rich, Olive, M.N. V, L K 'I A l- Richards, Emma Sommers, B.D. - 1 W W ig, 'V X Hoose. Phyllis, B.A. 41, i ' , ,Q , gf Qi? if Q- Boyer. Mary. Ph.D. ' -ot N j -L X V 'nr N- 'N N Shantz. Edna. M.A, ' ' 'mv Smith, I. Harold, NLR. , fi- smash, vomo amber, lvl.A. ' Y -l .gy TOBE E. SCHMUCKER INSURANCE AGENCY . . Friendly Service . . GOSHEN Smith. Willard, Ph.D. 33, 36. 93 Smuclrer, Arthur, Ph.D. 4l, 44 Springer. Nelson, B.A. B Sprunqer, Arthur, M.A. 17 Stover, Dorothy, B.A. 50 Swartzendruber, Dale, Ph.D. Candidate 41 Swartzendruber. Iacob, M.A. 63, 56 Umble, Iohn, M.A. 17, 47 Umble, ROY, Ph.D. 17, 22, 87, 93 Weldy, Dwight, M.Mus. 17 Wenger, lohn C., Th.D, 55 Widmer Esther, B.A. fno picturel 50 Winey, Lois, MJX. 33 Witmer, Samuel W.. Ph.D. 41, 45. 93 Wyse. Olive, Ed.D. Yoder. S. A., Ph.D. l7, 86. 93 Yoder. Sanford C.. D.D. 55, 93 Yoder. Walter. M.Mus. l7. 23. 95 Zimmerman, Verna, MA. S0 STAFF Beachy, Ezra. Maintenance Birky. Ethel, Information Desk Birky, Marston. Ianitor Bixler, Selma. Kitchen Bohn, Sara, Kitchen Bontrager, Marion. Kitchen Byler, Dorothy, Secretary to Controller Charles, Ellen. Kitchen Cccanower, Anna, Secretary to Dir. of Teacher Education Conrad, Pauline, Kitchen Devers, George, Kitchen Detweiler. Delbert, Cashier, Controller's Office Eiqsti. Frances, Kitchen Fricke, Lena. Secretary to President Geiser, Stella. Matron of Coffman and North Hall Goetz. Phyllis. Secretary. School of Nursing and Personnel Gramley. Berniece, Secretary to Business Manager Hurst, Lois. Secretary to Personnel Deans lackson, I. Gordon, Construction Engineer Kauffman. Carolyn, Matron of Kulp Hall Keim, Ellen, Bookkeeper, Controller's Office Keller, Dorothy. Sec. to Registrar and Dir. Kinq, Bernice, Kitchen Lehman. Pauline. Kitchen of Admissizns Lehman, Sylvia, Kitchen Litwiller, Alice, Kitchen Litwiller, Arlene, Secretary to Librarian Martin, Wendell. Ianitor Mayer, Loretta, Snacl-:shop Manager Miller, Mattie. Kitchen Nussbaum, Ruby, Postmistress Pfile, Esther. Kitchen Smeltzer, Maxine, Secretary to Assistant Registrar Summers, Earl. Maintenance Strauss, Ioan, Secretary to Dean of Seminary Stutzman, Erie, Custodian 5- ,Q xx X , y fs 4 :N ,s si .. in rf. - . .t '5- 3 N R sy 'N ' 'F ...X 1 xrbg .sw v- '- ' . . x ft 'Q ' SQYW f':'Q-L 1 '2' ' - X X Q ' 1' ' if refs 6- - is -, .x me 52155. 5 .E n in ...g .......,,, . Nh 1.22, ' ' - . Q- 5: 'Ile-Q ' 1 c xx as . Xi xi .gg,,,s' f ,. . . , as , 1- t .. . t . .- . , ., Sri' K . Hill t D Q Ab: L. , 'K , '-I'-4, .SW-E Q, r X ' 1 .Q r -' ui' , - xe H . wi ' NX. f l .... I ff -' Q W. f X ' ' V an X' Ax , sz, . 1,1 Q on- ix . .r -ff 5 -. gl N3 Zgcytlf 4: - 1. LV. -x ,W ,. A f . ' ' fi 4 ' :ix t A -N x . -- 4 ' : f . 5 , , A ,' .ir Mi.. if, 1,4 Lf Qs? 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