Atlantic Union College - Minuteman Yearbook (South Lancaster, MA)

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BUSINESS Business Majors The Department of Business Administration and Eco- nomics of the College has served the young people in the Atlantic Union Confer- ence for more than forty years. Its objective at the time it was organized was to train young people to fill positions of bookkeeper and amanuensis. During the years the department has grown until at the present time the work is divided in- to two fields, namely Busi- ness Administration and Secretarial Science. The enrollment this year is forty-five students, all oi whom are earnestly pre- paring themselves for serv- ice as efficient secretaries and accountants. Secretarial Students Irene Ortner

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RELIGION and seven Bible-study groups are being conducted once a week, and in each locality where these meet- ings are in progress Present Truth is being distributed each Sabbath afternoon. The Seminar also is becoming more popular, as is evidenced by the fact that on several occasions some were turned away because of lack of room to accommodate them. While it is true that more are turning toward the ministry and Bible work, yet it is also true that there is still a place for every earnest trained man or woman in this part of the Lord ' s work on earth. Missionary Volunteer Officers Bible Majors

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HISTORY Godfrey T. Anderson There is great reward in a study of the past. For the things that are cannot be fully understood or appre- ciated without a knowledge of the things that were. Furthermore, No man is fit to be entrusted with the control of the present who is ignorant of the past, and no people who are indif- ferent to their past need hope to make their future great. But the study o: history is even more im- perative in a Christian col- lege where the hand of God is recognized in human af- fairs. The utterances of in- spired prophets become more impressive as the knowledge of the past in- creases. History Majors International Relations Club