Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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JOHN R. MUMAW Prerident Professor of Christian Education and Practical Theology. The great key to faith ir the willingnerr to do His willy JOHN L. STAUFFER Director of Bible Correspondence School, Instruc- tor in Bible. The meritoriour death of ferur Chrirt if ruffirient to handle and dirpore of all the rinr of all the world for all time. MAURICE T. BRACKBILL Chairman, The Division of Natural Sciences, Pro- fessor of Mathematics and Physical Science. Language, ideas, and words are the mort important things in the lItZi1l61'J'6.H DOROTHY C. KEMRER Associate Professor of Latin, New Testament Greek and Typewriting. I don't. believe there'r anything that I want to do that time or money is keeping me from doing. rl--i-at HARRY A. BRUNK Chairman, The Division of Social Sciences, Profes- sor of History and Social Science. ln our own eronomy, rlarr is built loo much on wealth. RUTH STOLTZFUS QMRSJ STAUFFER Assistant Professor of Business Education. I was born with a traoel urge that I have had only the mort meager opportunity to fulfill. ELSIE MARTIN Associate Professor of Education, and Supervisor in Training School. IW hat maker the child art that way? RUTH MININGER QMRSJ BRACKBILL Associate Professor of English. A Chrirtian witnerr kept to itrelf rearer to be Christian. CHESTER K. LEHMAN Dean, Chairman, The Division of Bible and Phil- osophy, Professor of Doctrinal and Apologetic Theology. The New Covenant ir qualitatively inpnitely rupe- rior to the Old. DANIEL W. LEHMAN Chairman, The Division of Teacher Training and Physical Education, Professor of Education and Psychology. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. D. RALPH HOSTETTER Director of High School, Professor of Biology and Chemistry. This intriguer me because I know nothing about it. ERNEST G. GEHMAN Chairman, The Division of Language, Literature, and the Fine Arts, Professor of German. To be in a constant dither of religiour activity ir not alwayr an indication of spiritual progrersf' S .y 4- HOMER A. MUMAW Professor of Industrial Arts, and Mathematics. For too many year.r young people have gone to Jehool, have been graduated, and have been unable to earn a livelihood with their handrf' J. MARK ST AUFFER Assistant Professor of Music. The only person -who should have the privilege of lirtening to rongregational .ringing without taking part ir God. HUBERT R. PELLMAN Professor of English. Ir this analogy logical? GRACE B. LEFEVER Assistant Professor of Chemistry. Now I war jurt thinking . . .' Fifteen