Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Truth found in the classroom is contemplated, studied, talked about, and debated in the less rigid atmosphere of library and small groups. But, even with instruction, learning is not easy, and the student realizes he never will comprehend all of truth. Informal discussion finds its place on concrete bench in front of the library. The library provides for students resources for term papers, books for outside reading, and an atmosphere for concentrated study. . l 7

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Included in a definition of the college is the class or laboratory period that begins when Lectures, study, observations give the students insight into art, scientific laws, teaching, events in history, and philosophy. Professor Guy F. Hershberger delivers a lecture on problems in family living. v S , . A , .,, me , I 6 Edith Mellinger and Steve Lantz conduct a flame test in the laboratory. V - . ts.-N'.,.-Q . ,' N x ' , ,,,. , .t Mg., students meet the professor.

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Students come to college to live, and they find that more is involved in living than classes, special events, ball games, study and worship. Sharing becomes a part of life as roommates find things in common. Dorm life also comes to mean learning to appreciate the neighbor across the hall, helping the person who lives next door, discussing experiences and meaning in life with friends. Bicycles stationed outside Yoder Hall await to- morrow's excursion back to campus.