Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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-su SA DIE A. HARTZLER Librarian. We newer feel df lb0lIgb ree know rl greal deal about lhe Lord jenn hemlnre lhere if always .ro much lo learn. LESTER C. SHANK Dean of College Men. Every public orgmzizaliozl or izufilfzliofl har people l1'0l'kllIg more or le.r.r behind lhe .rfener la make lhe e11Ierj1ri.re a J'm'ce.f.r. NORMAN H. DERSTINE Dean of High School Boys. The Chrirtimz life if 4 rfomliou, not a mvafiofz. MIRIAM H. BARGE Dean of High School Girls. We -will lovingly elrlliwzfe, for the bud of loday will he lhe bloom lhaf adorm the home of tomorrow. JOHN S. HIESTAND Field Secretary. Some proferrez! 'Chrirfiazu' hurifzerr dealings are very revealifzgfl jhe gawk? .fgadidfanfd Faculty members are busy people. In fact, they are so busy that they are unable to End time to do all that needs to be done. For this reason we have on the administrative staff of the college a number of faculty assistants. These assistants do just what their name suggests, they assist the faculty by teach- ing or being in charge of laboratory periods. Each of these assistants fills an important place, whether it be in the biology lab, the classroom or on the gym floor directing a physical education class. Most of these faculty assistants are taking either a full or a part time college course in addition to their work. This means doing two jobs at once. Fortunately, in a number of cases there is a Mrs. Faculty Assistant to be the assistant to these busy assistants to the busy faculty! -Amie Frey TOP CENTER, LEFT: Faculty Assistants. FIRST ROW: Daniel Reinford, Mathematicsg Gladys I-Iostetter, Busi- nessg John Drescher, Physical Educationg SECOND ROW: Linden Wfenger, Bibleg Paul T. Yoder. Laboratory, Elam I-lertzler, Mathematics and Physics. Missing when photograph was taken is David Kauffman, Study Hall and Physical Education. jhe icieaux g Officieaux is a big word for a large and important body of people on the campus who in many unas- suming ways make life more pleasant for the E.M.C. family. Many of them take over Mother's or Father's jobs as housekeeper, cook, nurse, spiritual counselor, disciplinarian, or friend. Others help in offices such as the Business, Information, and Registrar's Offices, in the Library, and in maintaining equipment and services. Many of them work with little notice from most of us, but we would quickly notice them if at dinner time no meal appeared in the dining room, or if the maintenance men failed to stoke the furnace. The Ofhcieaux are helpers of large importance in keeping the machinery of life running smoothly at E.M.C. OFFICIEAUX-FIRST ROW: Betty Mnsemann, Business Office: Naomi Shank, Hnusekeeperg Margaret Shenk, Lihraryg Ollie Good, Chief Crunk: SECOND ROXV: Anna Saudcr,.R.N., School Nurse, Mary F. Shenk, Assistant Registrarg Lydia Slaubaugh, College Shoppeg J. J. Hostctter, Maintenance. THE SHENK HATCHIERY 8: BREEDING' FARM . U.S. AIfl7f'III'C'd PIINUHIIII Clem: . Tel. 871, l1urri.nw1hlH'l4f Vu. Nmctccn

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