Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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A student who would think of col- lege life at E.M.C. strictly in terms of professors, lectures and footnotes would be a rather unusual person. Al- most every student has become in- volved in one (or more!) of the many student organizations on campus. Though at times the work involved seems to supersede academic life, E.M.C.’s societies are designed to be supplementary. The hours of brain- straining planning and careful direct- ing produce more than just profitable programs and fattening food. Those hours produce persons with experi- ence in working with others, in giv- ing readings or talks, in singing, in intelligent listening. Extracurriculars are an integral part of campus life. ACTIVITIES: “A hunk o’ raisin pie!’ Opposite page: Typical committee meeting.

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