Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Student Life Our mission at Eastern Mennonite College is teaching — discipling each other by discovering truth and affirming it by how we live. We teach truth in the classroom, examine it in the laboratory, put it in record in the library and demonstrate it in our behavior. We test it in the residence halls, on the playing fields, in the dining hall, in the chapel. We carry out our mission in a community in which love and honesty characterize our relationships with each other. Our goal as a Student Life staff is to provide services and resources to help students achieve their Cod-given potential as we live and learn together. lop Row: Wesley A. Rediger, Director lnternational Student Advisor; Harlan A. lanny Millette, Residence Director; Philip M. Rutt, Associate in Residence Programs. Bottom Row: Carol S. Hensley, Administrative Assistant; Peggy H. Landis, Director of Career Planning Placement; loAnneM. Cooney, Student Activities Orientation Coordinator; Frances V. Brubaker, Associate in Residence Programs; Marian R. Sauder, Residence Director; Miriam K. Kauffman, Campus Nurse. 22

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Lee M. Yoder Vice President As persons across the generations talk and interact, education is happening. What they talk about can be seen as the curriculum. We are all traveling along the pathway of life, some farther ahead, others beside us and those who follow. We need each other to develop our minds, expand horizons, and understand ourselves and others in view of God's purposes for mankind. It is my calling to facilitate this quest. Lee M. Yoder Lee F. Snyder Assistant Dean Homo sapiens is a creature of almost unlimited potential. Made in God's image, man's freedom is cached in his intelligence. Knowledge and freedom are keys to the glory and the tragedy of human endeavor. The gift of intelligence is always conditioned by man's tenuous grasp on freedom. Learning is thus a highly ambiguous enterprise, as are all of humankind's undertakings. Albert N. Keim Albert N. Keim Academic Dean Marie H. Shenk Administrative Assistant 21 Dorothy D. Logan Administrative Assistant

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John M. Drescher Associate (Co-ordinator for Campus Church) Campus Ministries Ross D. Collingwood Director of Campus Ministries Dorcas V. Stutzman Secretary-Receptionist Life — wholeness: that which is within . . . transcending . . . that from without renewal — spiritual change — emotional growth — psychological “Unlocking the door when fear hides the key Prayer Praise Peace Pain Private in the context of education — a Mennonite Anabaptist world view the inward journey reaching out expressing self. Liturgy Laughter Tears Transparency Celebration Compassion Depth Desire Corporate Challenge Steps with God and significant others in a context of confidence experiencing the hand of choice. “Come unto Me all you who labor and are heavily burdened and I will rest you. Matt. 11:28. 23