Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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science department. Alta Schrock gathered another flock of biological science students labovet, attempting to compete with distractions passing the glass doors ot her lab. Almost every department claimed additions to its roster as twenty-one new or returning faculty members started atresh last September. 13 ' -V X4-- 121.-Qu N ,. F 1 X I 1 N, I N. X -1 xii l l

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LAWRENCE BURKHOLDER, back from graduate work at Princeton, resumed his task of awakening minds from their dogmatic slumbers. LesterZimmerman was again teaching mathematics, and John Oyer, with his doctorate from the Univer- sity of Chicago, joined the history department. Edna Amstutz, acting director of the School of Nursing while Orpha Mosemann studied at the Uni- versity of Minnesota, had Elnora Weaver on her staff. Mary Eleanor Bender and Gladys Stoltzfus entered the English department, filling vacancies left by Margaret Meyer, studying at lndiana Uni- versity,and Samuel A. Yoder,who filled a Fullbright appointment at Anatolia College, Thessalonica. Roselle Yoder, piano instructor, joined newcomers Hershberger and Wade in the fine arts area. Perry Miller in secondary education and Harold Yoder in physical education were other faculty additions. Also doing graduate study this year were Paul Miller at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Lois Gunden and Roman Gingerich at Indiana Uni- versity, and Mary Royer, studying independently. Paul Bender in Holland and Melvin Gingerich in Japan began terms of service for the Mennonite Central Committee, while Karl Kreider remained for another year at the international Christian University, Japan.