Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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ii , Jim Conrad spends an evening of study in the privacy of his North Hall room. Pete Schuette and Stanley Yoder check results of a physics experiment. 'I4 ...Which Make With an ever-renewed vigor, students begin each semester vowing to work harder, study more, and play less than ever before. And they do, especially around exam time when the importance of a transcript which lasts a lifetime makes itself felt acutely. Reading days pass swiftly in a Hurry of reading reports, counseling appointments, and committee meetings. After exams are finished students are heard to say, i'Really, it's not the grades you get but what you know that counts.

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Discipleship Since Goshen is a definitely Christian college, religion is not inade incidental in the institution but it is niade to pervade its life and spirit, and in conformity with the college niotto Culture for Service the ideal of service in the Christian spirit is upheld as the goal of the educated man and woman -thus, the college catalog connnentary on the place of church services, missionary conferences, and Y extension activities in the life of Goshen College. Iles-.N .sf .4 x, I if la V .4 r -. is so 4 3 After a session of the fall Missionary Conference, Frank Birch, secre- tary for the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society, chats with John Mosemann, former missionary to Africa. Birch was a guest speaker at the meetings, which were held November 8-lO under the sponsorship of the YPCA.

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Studying at G.C. Worthwhile. ,. 5 .. , X ' -1-.M -HW I . Q r E f S A E 3 A 1 i E - A s in c gf. T2 f X 1' 5 F i ' 2 S ? f 5 S P if Colonial furnishings of the Memorial Library provide a conducive atmosphere for study and research