Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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4 on '. 'i Q! -l -i D., .-I 'W Administration Huntington College serves today as a testimonial to the faith of a Christian peo- ple who believe in Christian education as a potent factor in righfting the world's wrongs and in building a more permanent structure of society. True Christian cul- ture is more than a cloak to wear on the outside, it is rather an inner quality which is morally sound, intellectually alert and vitally religious. The faculty and student body of Hunt- ington College have stood together for great and fundamental principles of schol- arship and life. Each year graduates go out to bless a world in the filling of strate- gic positions and we believe thfat the class of forty-three will be no exception. Our prayers and good wishes follow each. Elmer Becker 8

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The Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees serves the United Brethren Church through Hunting- ton College in the administration of its educational affairs. This Board has ex- ecuted its duties with: efficiency and the desire to serve educational progress. Reading from left to right in the loot- tom row are Dr. Elmer Becker of Hunting- ton: Bishop A. M. Johnson of Huntington: Bishop W. E. Musgrave of Huntington, President: and Dr. Clyde Meadows of 9 Chambersburg, Pa.: Reading from left to right in the second row are Rev. C. R. Smith of Manlius, lll., Secretary: Rev. C. F. Nlansberger of Hudson, Ind.: Dr. C. A. Mummart of Greencastle, Pa.: Bishop E. lVl. Funk of Huntington, Vice Presidentg Rev. G. A. Eddy of Scott, Ohio, is missing from the picture. The Executive Committee consists of A. M. Jolinson, Chairman: W. E. Musgrave, Assistant Chairman: E. M. Funk, Secretaryg G. A. Eddyg and Elmer Becker.