Eastern Mennonite University - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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eer ee SQUARE TABLE DISCUSSION pulls in comments from Professor John Lapp, Everett Metzler, Atlee Beachy, James Metzler and Pastor Truman Brunk, Jr., during Vietnam Focus Week. of Doctrine PLUGGING FOR REDEVELOPMENT, Robert Sullivan, Harrisonburg Planning Commission Chairman, points out the location of MHarrisonburg’s eyesores. ae INE SS ome

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rh Nm A SEATED SAINT, Mr. Wilson rambled pithy wisdom with home- spun humor for a week of Chapels. SAGE OF val Life Wee NEW TESTAMENT WISDOM, Howard H. Charles, Goshen College Seminary professor, led Spirit- k in March. RETURNED TWO’ WEEKS FROM VIETNAM, Eugene Stoltzfus, International Voluntary Service Worker, chats about his village life and friends. Speakers — Docents Ideas sprouting from guest speakers exposed heterogeneous viewpoints—conservative, liberal and eclectic. Dr. Walter Wilson’s seated Chapel presen- tations in November specialized in Christian ex- perience as a “love affair with Jesus.” Evangelical emphases marked chapel talks by Dr. Richard C. Halverson, Vice President of World Vision, Arnold Jacobs from Young Life and Tom Skinner from New York City. William T. Snyder from MCC initiated the February Vietnam Focus with a weekend of talks on the Soviet Union church. Daniel Hertzler, At- lee Beachy, Everett Metzler and Eugene Stoltzfus presented perceptive and well-founded insights into the church’s responsibility to the Asian crisis. Finalizing this Mission and Service Emphasis Week, Seminary student James Metzler appealed for an attitude of brotherhood.

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ho SYMBOLS of tokens recall many memories. ‘ SPRING conversation ARTS STEERING COMMITTEE: Leon Mi Linda Buckwalter, Ma er warmth, le y the Bard’s Nest Z ie a ‘ 4 ; i ‘o a A T.S. ELIOT DISCIPLE, Professor |.B. Horst reads ‘“Choruses from the Rock” to quiet worshippers at the Nest.