Andrews University - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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Heritage of E. M, C. they began to move toward the land of the setting sun. Consequently, in 1832 the mission was discontinued, and today only a stone marks the place where brave missionaries once lived and endured in order to help the red men. just about one hundred six years ago the first white man arrived and set- tled on the east side of the river, a mile from the present College campus. Soon the first store, the first grist mill, and the first saw-mill were built, and the town became a promising center. It was then known as Wolfe Run, but in 1837 the name was changed to Berrien Springs. Before the days of trains and automobiles the St. Joseph River was an important water route, since it was the connecting link between Lake Erie to the east and Lake Michigan to the west. The Chicago Road is one of our many improved roads today which were once famous Indian Trails. The red man is no longer a dweller in this vicinityg he is only a memory. The pioneer, too, is only a memory. Stones mark the places which once played important parts in the early history of our St. Joseph valley. Today as we look at Old Glory floating in the breezes on our College campus, we are proud to say, Your flag, and my Hag. Graduates of E. M. C. carry with them as they leave their Alma Mater another banner, the banner of Prince Immanuel. They, too, will leave engraved on the monuments of time the record of their lives and service. '! '- l'll - '- - 'l - - -'--- -------' '- l ' - - l' - - - -ni' Firestone Exide Products Batteries Body Work and Painting Guaranteed Service on all Makes of Cars Whetstone 8: Graham Phone 179172 +-1- --11 ------ - - --- -i-1- tf+1 - iili - --'- - t-'1 -H ---------- A-4'----r ir- 'l ---- - - - - ' l' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' ' ' - ---- - H 4: Compliments and Best Wishes i Of i The Gafill Oil Co. Q SUN-RAY STATIONS a.- .... -.- -...-.-.- .... - ,.., -..... .... - .... - .... - ..,. - .... - .... - .... - V... - ,..i - .... - .,.. - .... - -.- - .... -...--5. IPage One Hundred Twenty-eiglitl