Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Goshen matches its new and changing students with a new and changing campus. During 1960-61, the plans of many people have been realized - in the opening of C .Z. Yoder Dorm, the renovation of Coifman Hall, the relocation of the specialized libraries, election night on TV, and the creation of the Campus Opinion Board. These are some of the events of one year in the continuing development of Goshen College. A Campus opinion board established a communi- cations center and a conversation item during Second Semester. The relocation of Mennonite Historical Library in the Seminary Building made room for the Curriculum Collection to be moved to the base- ment of the College Library. I - - inn i 11 X I'

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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....-- .... ...

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Friends share the quiet truth of moon and water. Guidance is a catalyst in the individual's choice of vocation. All these elements of life at Goshen perform their prescribed functions and interact to make the Goshen student a 3-dimensional figure. Yet a static figure until he, prepared by faculty and friends, motivates self and spirit to live and workin a twentieth-century world. Aviv..-gi .FQ i ,....-f' 12 '-SSA