Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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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

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f '3Y ' F, l - EII.-IAX STEEL SCAFFOLDING .. Gets you up in the world . . ARCHBOLD OHIO H

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