Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Miss Kemrer scans the work of Harvey Stoltzfus, Roger Richer and James Livingston during the daily Greek quiz. COLLEGE The Bible major remembers at least one course of his junior year—elementary Greek. Miss Kemrer's All right, go to the board reminds one of paradigms, contract verbs, vocabulary drills, parsing and all the feelings associated with her sympathetic chuckle. There are questions and questions to be answered in Biblical introduction class. But when he answers are found they help the students to appreciate the supernatural and historical forces which handed the Bible on to today's man. The memorization of those 66 verses for personal evangelism class helps prepare students to use their Bibles in working with people. Bible, the oldest curriculum at E.M.C., attracts those who are eager to serve Christ through the outreach of the Church. E.M.C.'s Bible teachers are dedicated to their tasks. They bring to their classes a background of broad academic preparation and practical experience in church life. A. Don Augsburger, M.R.E. Assistant Professor of Christian Education Myron S. Augsburger, Th.B Instructor in Theology (On leave of absence) Maurice T. Brackbill, M.A. Professor Emeritus of Math- ematics, and Physical Science Ruth M. (Mrs.) Brackbill, M.A. Associate Professor of English

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ADMINISTRATION The executive committee of the board of trustees: Dewitt Heatwole, Mark Showalter, Frank Harman, Charles Hertzler, Dan Blosser, Chairman John Alger. I 1 f i John R. Mumaw, M.R.E., Pd.D., President Ira E. Miller, Ed.D., Dean, Director of Summer School, Professor of Education. | i Daniel B. Suter, M.A., Registrar, Assistant Professor of Biology. J. Lester Brubaker, M.A., Acting Dean of Students.

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Lewis Brubacher, B.A. Instructor in Chemistry Kenton K. Brubaker, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Harry A. Brunk, AA.A. Associate Professor of History Merle W. Eshleman, M.D. College Physician What Old Testament history student does not remember those tales of adventure in Bible lands? Mr. G. Irvin Lehman describes Jewish culture from firsthand knowledge. The patriarchs live again as he fills in the details of life in those days of long ago. And when those details are obscure, there is always the Bible dictionary for refer- ence. There are also those struggles to think through the meaning of the Christian life and to learn inductive Bible study, those hours of study in Bible doctrine at the feet of Mr. Chester K. Lehman and those classroom debates over ethical problems. Through all this maturing process the professors guide with the steadying hands of experience. Their examples of devotion inspire a like love for God in their disciple students. FACULTY Professor Lehman in the midst of a guided tour of the Near East.