Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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CAMPUS PASTOR Dorcas V. Stutzman Secretary-Receptionist Ross D. Collingwood MDiv Campus Pastor Director of Counseling Arthur R. Cash (sitting) Assistant Campus Pastor All along the hall are Niches carved in the wall. Peoples’ Names mounted on xerox-copy doors. But behind each one there “lives” a Personality, Each one different. They all Look different They all Act differently, But they’re all PARTS, Cemented together, Creating a WHOLE . . . The Nautilus! For those who would spend several YEARS on their search through the Nautilus, these are the Guides . . . setting them in the directions that lead the seeker to the Proper Doors, Doors that might open into Paths of Fingers . . . each finger leading to Another door . . . An infinity of Doors to CHOOSE from . . . But ALL cemented together, to create a WHOLE. FACULTY • 29

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FINANCIAL AID Ascending once again, I take two steps at a time on an oddly- spaced stair-case to the Third floor. Standing perpendicular to a skinny hall, I survey at one end wide, pine doors with rectangled port-holes. STUDENT SERVICES. Entering this circle of smaller chambers I stand before a Traffic Director. Arrows point the way . . . -Financial Aid Student Employment- -Testing Student Affairs- -Campus Pastor Here the student is customer to Services Rendered. Duane Swartley, Director Jeanelle G. Yoder, Employment Counselor Susie Phillips, Assistant Director Steven E. Landis, Counselor 28 • FACULTY

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Associate Professor of Art Stanley A. Kaufman MFA, Chairman ART It’s always exciting to see a student discover cre- ative potential he wasn’t aware that he had. Seeing students develop their drawing ability and carry their sculpture ideas to completion has been very satisfying this year. Two students on work study worked to reassem- ble thousands of pottery fragments recovered in a small archeological dig last year. — Stan Kaufman Jerry R. Lapp MFA Assistant Professor of Art 30 • FACULTY