Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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BOARD OF REGENTS Row 1: Rev. Roald 8rau- lick, Dr. William L. Young, Dr. Edward C. Fendt, Dr. Harold L. Yochum, Dr. Leo F. Remartz, chairman. Rev. Arthur P. Michelfelder, secretory. Row 2: Mr. C. Paul Brobst, Dr. E. E. Krebs, Dr. o. G. Grot- efend. Miss Ruth Grueb, Miss Dorothy Doerr, Miss Naomi Lisle, Rev. John Braun. Row 3: Mr. Virgil Dassel, Mr. Leroy Miller, Mr. William Dieckmann, Mr. William E. L. Young, Rev. Martin Alpers, Rev. Carl Zehner, Mr. Lester Huber, Rev. Gerd Heid- mann. Dr. Hans Knauer. 9

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the space age— we re in it — and we’re of it — whether we like it or not. It thrills us, it frightens us, it challenges us. What shall we do with all the amazing opportuni- ties it offers us? How shall we harness the stupen- dous sources of power, how utilize the new tools placed in our hands, so that mankind may benefit to the utmost? Youth has the courage to face the future with high hope and sober intent that the forces of the natural world shall be used constructively. Youth recognized the need of developing spiritual and moral resources to match natural and physical re- Dr. Harold L. Yochum, president There lies the responsibility of Christian higher education, and students know this as well as tea- chers. Hence you will note that this issue of the Capitalian evaluates education at Capital Univer- sity in terms of the Space Age. There is a new sense of urgency in the cooperative process which we call education. There is a sane sense of bal- ance. We compliment those whose talent and toil produced this issue of our Capital yearbook, and we commend it to your thoughtful persual. Along with the fascinating story of the 1958-59 school year, it provides a glimpse of what it means to all of us to be in The Space Age. sources. 8 HLY

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