Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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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

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,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