Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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-4' 1 Ah Included u Distinct Atmosphere... lllll llllff QQ B E3 I 1 f WL is .. ' we The campus willow, reflecting the changing seasons, spreads its patterned shade over a gently sloping lawn. 7 1

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in u 20-Acre Qlumpu Sunlight shining through campus foliage throws cool shadows on the Memorial Library walls as students begin a duy's work. . i ' .. ..,L.An+mnn!hl Above shaded windows, new ivy spreads across the broad brick wall on the east side of the I Union Auditorium. 9 r i