Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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a Background for the Exchange of Idea Seminary students relax and evaluate the lecture just heard. , , , 1 1. , mN W K' www-' -' ' ' ' - :. ..-J-,N-.f-1-,.,.,.:qf.wx an . - ,K ., . ,K 1 .t -.N-.W Mac. .,, , ......N.M.w N-.,.X,.m -. . X ., tw x E , w ' ,155-jill 1 X 5 X axf. 5 KV ----- 1 -x- -n.u:m1w.x-::::f ..-f -:wif--ve: r-::x-v.-.-mmmv::.-:axe-yfmu-m.. + qxmmm . I. I ! J. M :-.E 5 9

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uv .ng Dr. Kurosaki and Dr. Paul Peachy. guest speakers, discuss the pertinence of peace with Jess Yoder. ,.,. .,,.a.w4 E it 133 tri. 1 a E 8 The viewpoint is enlarged in studying the minute world Personalities and viewpoints at GC are as diverse as the cultural and home environments they represent. Wherever students gather - in the easy conversation of Snack Shop booths and dorm rooms, or the directed discussion of classroom, forum, or club. this variety becomes evident in the forming of new attitudesg and Goshen College becomes a reference to the progress of human thought.

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Newly constructed C. Z. Yoder Hall contributes its rectangular study in color and glass. X 5.4: an Everchan ing Scene X W t N xv P' tif X Y X 555555:-l , N gk 1 i Reminders of work drive and the national campaign remained long after the events were history. 10 The symmetry and mechanical complexity of the pipe organ adds new interest and potential to the Fine Arts room. ccc scs'ssl Q , elif i t I 5 I uututt 5' w Q ! . H- l I A l tt' ,t,,ft. i:fiii.tfid I 1 tlflell-lelvlizifl iilllllili flll-i-ll i if to r-,UQ , t ,ii t,...,im,x,,ii.- ,,,,, .- c.e, ...N .... -..-..,...e....-- .... ...