Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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Tun xj3ysmggwm , THE INKlINGS Left to right: P. Cummings; J. Harrison; D. Fleming, D. Hunt; Robert N. Burrows, Advisor; S. Corbett; C. Pierce. Good writing is diFficult, for to write well is to write without pretense, without Showmanship. The best sentences are always the simpIy-written sent- ences that come after interminable hours of toil in which the pen is bitten and the mind is wrung. Though words are the writer's tools, good writing is not merely words but the indispensable blood and heart and bones of man. Inklings, the literary journal of Eastern Baptist College, contains poems, essays, short stories, and vignettes written by members of the student body. Through a careful screening process on the part of the editors and the faculty adviser, the slick pieces and the pieces replete with false notes are dis- carded. Retained are the pieces in which the student displays some measure of artistic ability, some measure of honesty rooted in seIt-knowledge. Though Inklings is still in its nascent stage ionly five issues have come outi, already it is approaching what the first editor envisioned back in i955ethe day when it would be cm outstanding example of distinguished creative writing.

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THE FRESHMEN CHOIR Many musically inclined freshmen come to Eastern with a dream and a prayer that God will make this dream come true. The members of the Freshman Class of 1958-59 were no exception to this, for they, too, came with a dream, and experienced its rich and rewarding fulfillment. Thirty-six freshmen were chosen to make up the Freshman Choir, trained under the uniquely inspiring leadership of Professor Joel Anderson in two, hour-Iong, weekly rehearsals. The excellent musical training they were privileged to receive at his hand was a part of that dream. They sang praise to God at important college func- tions, and served their Lord with their hearts and voices in the churches of the surrounding area. They gained invaluable experience and training neces- sary to prepare them for the Touring Choir, the ulti- mate dream of freshmen choir-members who wish to broaden the scope of their witness in the min- istry of music. Bottom Row, left to right: J. Herron, J. Gilliam, B. Meade, R. Stotsenburg, C. Wafie, I. Liston, S. Still, J. Sixsmith, N. Kinsman. Second Row: N. Morgan, L. Towle, J. Taylor, D. Hunt, M. Seldon, L. Stanley, B. Stewart, F. Edwards, L. Myers. Third Row.- C. Haynes, R. Slaght, K. Lyman, C. Metzger, E. Moore, B. Stergios, B. Cook, J. Swaim. Top Row: B. Hewitt, T. Devitt, E. Scott, B. Lukens, A. Wentworth, J. Milby, 8. Montgomery, R. Behrens, R. Getty.