Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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South Campus Buildings SHARING ENTHUSIASM

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Let us introduce you to the oldest department of EAAC, the High School. Our younger brother has far outgrown us, but we live with him on the same campus while we carry on our own activity. We High School have school spirit. We like to do things together. We share enthusiasm while we support our basketball teams labor with term papers worship in daily chapel witness in convalescent homes practice choric for literary munch popcorn in dorm parties seat the girls in the cafeteria compete in the poetry contest sing David the Shepherd Boy. These we shared together—two hundred students and their teachers —and we were happy. In this spirit we invite you to share it with us. HIGH SCHOOL: High-schoolers gravitating to the Student Center —for food, fun or fellowship. Opposite page: A lively blanket toss.

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EMC's alert faculty members are not only educatorS—they are allowing themselves to be educated. Several have just earned their doctor's de- grees, and several more are in some stage of the process. Foreign language requirements are being satisfied and dissertations are being written. These efforts helpr to improve Eastern Men- nonite College. The accreditation of EMC this year by the Southern Association was a recognition of the quality of teaching which t|e EMC faculty does. They not only know their fields, but they also understand youth and are able to communicate; they share their ex- perience with the inexperienced.