Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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ln the midst of studies, committee meetings, term papers, persons must take time to 'find themselves and God. Chapel services, prayer groups, and quiet places for meditation give students opportunity to search for meaning in life, to renew faith, and to revitalize communication. Chapel singing and silent prayer give expression to worship. l , ,,,........--ws-M YBKNSQ1- ,Ji . . + 'h f's, ' ,135 U 1.51. - If I -J-, I-if '-f' f'-'- 'I :Wim Y .ii'3t. K MQ, -. :,., t.:.,,- .If-.1 --i'f' 1 ---e' 12 Singing the morning hymn in Chapel brings students and faculty into a unified worship experience. . : 3 1 ' ? Q .L I 3: 5 n Q ,mf may S 'Qin' my ea siiai 'W' .

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Meaning in college life is expanded by events- both formal and informal- in the course of a year. The formal conversation of a Lecture-lVlusic number is supplemented by the informal snack shop chat. Students sometimes go beyond the campus in their Search for freedom c uncef r by Netherlands Chamber Orchestra is anticipated by couples awaiting 7:00 door opening. and relaxation. On Sunday afternoon fellows and girls find relaxation in skating on ice bordered by sidewalks, Yoder Hall, and railroad tracks. ll 1 i5l?r 'fQf ? 171

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