Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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lO oles Aaron Paul Gingrich, Laban Peachey. Glen Good, Hollinger, Ist Year Graduate -Students If one wishes to have some surgery per- formed, he looks for a man with recognized professional training. He would not consent to place his life into the hands of a man who is not skilled as a surgeon. The best in medi- cal training is expected of such a man. Does not the spiritual ministry to immor- tal souls just as well call for specializing and advanced study? Should not the church be preparing skilled spiritual physicians? In writ- (18) ing to the young pastor, Timothy, Paul senses the exacting demands that will be made of the spiritual leaders. He says, “Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed... .” It is out of the increasing needs of our church for such workmen that our graduate department will continue to expand in the future. —Laban Peachey

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1. Student banquet. 2. Sharpshooter. 3. “Everybody ready?” 4. Milo’s masterpiece. 5. A profound pose. 6. Bob figures it out. 7, Christian Day School exhibit. 8. A secretary aught off guard.

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American - Studies “Cease to be ruled by dogmas and authort- ties; look at the world.” These words were the alarm-bell sounded by Roger Bacon who cried the intellectual revival of Europe in the thirteenth century. “Look at the world” must be emphasized also today. School life in the warm fellowship beyond nationality pro- motes mu tual understanding and wide knowl- edge, and the way to the truth is made wide. —Masayuki Kawahata Masayuki Kawahata, Osaka, Japan. Jurgen Fischer, Mainz, Germany. Summer School Students After a week of relative quietness following — the direction of Ira Miller to accelerate work Commencement, the halls of E.M.C. again toward their various degrees. buzzed with activity. “Thirty-seven students enrolled for the 1952 summer session under —Ruth Nussbaum. BACK ROW: D. W. Lehman, M. T. Brackbill, Mrs. M. T. Brackbill, Mary F. Shenk, Ira Miller, C. K. Lehman, Esther Lehman, Ernest Gehman, Harry Brunk. FOURTH ROW: Glen Good, Lydia Burkhart, Lois Witmer, Robert Collins, Anna Ruth Hess, Naomi Moyer, Sarah Yoder, Wilbur Lentz. THIRD ROW: Paul Gingrich, Helen Trumbo, Beulah Shank, Lydia Herr, Elmer Longenecker, Arlene Martin, Carl Keener. SECOND ROW: Anna Shertzer, Ruth Emswiler, Virginia Weaver, Kenneth Seitz, Verna Graham, Alice Martin, Edna Whetzel. FRONT ROW: Margaret Derstine, Elton Moshier, Emma Martin, Eileen Zehr, Caroline Plank, Ruth Nussbaum, Alma Buck- walter.