Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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,4 lndispensables A vital, necessary part of E.M.S. is her assistants. While the dormitories are still wrapped in the warm folds of slumber, Oliver wends his way from his homey cottage overlooking Park View to his many and varied posts of duty at E.M.S. Oliver is a handy man. That, mixed with his abundant store of patience and good will, plus his frank smile, makes him a congenial link in the chain which helps to turn the wheels of school life. He serves in the spirit of Christ. One of his first tasks at the dawn of the day is to light the coal ranges ready for the expert us-e of Mary and Nannie, our efficient cooks. It doesn't take long for delightful, teasing aromas to ascend the srairways at morning, noon, or night- not to mention those in-between times. Ringing bells never find them wanting when Grace and Russell, Assistant Dean of Woiiien and Assistant Dean of Men respectively, throw Wide the doors and take charge before the tread of rushing eager feet to welcome hungry boys and girls to dine. Alert and afiable is Daniel Suter, anxious to assist the enquiring minds of students pursuing the mysteries of chemistry. A true southern son, and a student among students, side by side with his senior partner, he well Hlls his position as Laboratory Assistant. Sometimes a subject requires the research of the higher minds and the student is referred to the library where Gladys quickly and cheerfully awaits upon him. The mail carrier arrives and Iona lays aside her files and records and swiftly and accurately does her par-t to please all. Someone coughs, sneezes, and reluctantly surrenders to the professional touch of our competent nurse, Elizabeth Erb fnot on picturej. Her soothing acts soon calm the rising temperature, and in place of reluctance is born confidence. Also serving as a Student-Assistant is Daniel E. Miller fnot on picturej, who Finds his place with the boys in industrial arts, competently handling the tools. Only assistants? Our assistants! Yes, E.M.S. needs them. They are a vital, indispensable part of E.M.S. l12l

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COLLEGE SENIORS COLLEGE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .......A .................,A...... L ester Shank Vice President .... ...,. S tanley Shenk Secretary ..,....., .,... R osa Mae Kurtz Treasurer ......,........ ..............,. . Ruth Byler Business Manager, . ....... . , L . ............ Iohn L. Horst Class Motto: As Unto Him 1 W i is DANIEL Wf LE1-1 MAN Brother Daniel's business in life is living, and that more abundantly. He emphasizes real meat in his classes and teaches as energetically as he plays with the boys in health classes. Because of a delightful amount of dignity he is ap- preciated just as much in overalls as in a professor's attire. His Warm heart is full of sympathy and tenderness, but he doesnlt make a Weakling of anyone by indulging in pity. Conscientious leadership accompanied by innate wit and optimism make him admired as a class adviser. l'14l l V