Chapman University - Ceer Yearbook (Orange, CA)

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truly education. A school that produces Seers with- out developing in them the passion ot socially-in minded prophets, is failing to achieve its highest possible goal. That students may come to know the truths of life, and that they may be so inspired by the beauty and the challenge ot these truths that they will want to trace them to the boundless limits of the universe, and, in the tracing, live in accord- ance with their demands-this is the purpose ot higher education p and this is the prayer and the hope ot Chapman College. A F Z J. E. Wilkinson, Chairman C. C. Chapman C. C. Sinclair J. G. Warren Irvin Chapman C. A. Cole Roy Scontland M. J. Smith G. L. Rose Roy Martindale C. H. VanWinkle A. G. Stepper M. E. iFish G. A. Chapman G. N. Reeves C. H. Kleihauer Henrietta Holman Wesley Ford Mark Pierce P. W. Reagor L. G. Leavitt W- '4 A J, E Willy' 2' Boordmson, p,e C of Trusfeldenf

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Q., lx A . Cecil F. Cheverton, Ph.D., D.D., Director of College, and Professor of Old and New Testament For he that is now called a Prophet was before- time called a Seer. QI Samuel 9:95 Before vision, comes knowledge. In advance of the interpretative wisdom of the prophets must be the opportunity to see the facts of life to be a Seer. Enthusiasm without knowledge produces waste. Intelligence without unseltish purpose brings destruction. Where there is no vision, whether it be in the eighth century B. C. or in the twentieth century A. D., the people perish. An educational system that gives knowledge without the stimulation of unselfish vision is not 16 lFront rowj A. G. Stepper, J. E. Wilkinson, C. C. Chapman, G. N. Reeves. fBack rowl L. G. Leavitt, C. F. Cheverton, Irvin Chapman

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Walter S. Hertzog, Ph.D. Dean of College Professor of Sociology Some years ago one of my classes selected as its favorite motto, Others. What finer motivation could students in a Christian College have in this tragic year of international chaos? Horace Mann once said, Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. The real need of the world is not dead heroes, but rather living leaders, sincere servers, creative Christians. May our college experience challenge us to such a career and inspire us to do unto others the desirable things which we would appreciate ourselves. W. S. HERTZOG, Dean KDE Bertha Jackson MacKay, B.S. Dean ot Women Professor of Speech As you approach the end of another college year and think of the world filled with suspicion, dread and fear, you probably view the 'future with apprehension. You ask, What of tomorrow? Tomorrow will be a source of promise if you keep open the door to your heart and mind. Dispel fear from your heart and worry from your mind, substitute trust for doubt, courage for fear. It takes courage and vision to win success. The status of your tomorrow depends upon you. Today's efforts give confidence for tomorrow's achievements. Every dawn offers a challenge for high adventure. E BERTHA JACKSON MacKAY