Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Eo ep. OEE ! SN a eR ND aS Se Observe this group closely. They offer a tremendous variety of activities, interests, and viewpoints. You will find the graduate students with their youthful attempt at grav- ity and the seniors nearly as grave. You will continue through the college underclassmen —happy and carefree, the high school sen- iors, and as far as the eighth grade. Each eroup will reflect the buoyancy of youth combined with the seriousness that comes from fellowship with Christ. Compliments of VALLEY BOOKS Harrisonburg’s Religious Book Store 24

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Class 3usl les Hostetter, Adviser; Paul Gingrich, Vice-President; Aaron Hollinger ness Manager; Mark Lehman, President; Anna Mary Augsburger, Treasurer; Helen Mumaw, retary. Officers: B. Char College Sonar Into His Image Reverent and silent Upon His own pure Dove of Heaven As a fair evening twilight Swiftly came the answer winging: Comes to the long, green hills we have loved, “Canst thou, also, So have we knelt Drain my bitter cup?” Before a radiant, deeper Glory Thinking, we remember: Than burning, cloud-swept skies. Lepers Weighted with heavy spirit longing Striding from their white-tomb homes—whole, Our low words have flown Bread broken for restless, dusty throngs. To God, who yearned for them. We, too, have eaten “Lord, And would have like compassion. Into Thy bright image .. .” aye, Lord, Through quiet stepping years Of patient, godly toil Gladly, may we ever become Like unto Thine own Lowly image.” —Nancy Burkholder BRENNEMAN’S GARAGE—Park View Complete Auto and Towing Service—Ph. 707 26