Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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CLASS OF I96l - JUNIORS Three years down and only one To go! The compleTion of Their efforTs aT EasTern was an exciTing, and someTimes frighTening, prospecT for The Junior Class. Since Their Third year of sTUdy was The beginning of concenTraTion on a maior subjecT, H was marked by a serious sense of purpose and direcTion in academic pursuiTs. As always, The class of '61 provided many leaders in The classroom, in The aThleTic and social programs, and in The spiriTual realm. NoT Too adepT aT scheming, The iuniors slepT soundly when The seniors snuck. They IaTer proved Themselves skillful insinging by winning EasTern's firsT Tune Tangle. AnoTher honor came To The class when one of HS members, MarTha Richardson, was crowned campus queen. WiTh a record of parTicipaTion in campus acTiviTies, and menTal and spiriTuaI growTh behind Them, The Juniors look forward To one more year of conTribUTion and achievemenT on This campus and To many years of service in His kingdom. First row, left To righT: M. Fry, J. Shankle, L. WalTers, D. Diaz, H. TibbeTTs, J. Thomas, S. CorbeTT, R. SToTsenburg, F. Johnson, L. Bogdanow. N. Mack. Second row: P. Fuller, J. Meissner, M. Dock, D. ComsTock, N. ChilcoaT, 5. Nelson, J. STanley, N. Salamun, S. Speers, J. Hackney, B. Clark, G. Shingledecker, M. Richardson, K. SmiTh, B. Ball. Third row: P. Vigyikan, E. Moore, 5. WebsTer, C. Martin, L. Morris, V. Ash, C. BesT, W. Amos, R. Hogeland, S. Hill, R. Marklein J. Springer, D. Warren, R. MoffiTT, R. Johnson, J. Mininger, H. Johnson, R Dye, T. Taylor. Not shown: J. Bammesberger, J. BarTholomew, T. Brand, A. Burgess, F. Emerson, E. King, M. Lewis, C. Pierce, J. Quigg, R. STorms, l. Kohler. $ ': r

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FOREIGN STUDENTS On behahc of the students of Eastern Baptist College, the 1960 LOG staff would like to pay special recognition to those students who have come to Eastern from foreign countries. We hope that they will not only find and develop their academic ' potentialities but will experience with us meaningful Christian living. We know that these students will benefit from their work at Eastern and that the college will gain much from them through an exchange of foreign languages and cultures. . Thus, we can consider their attendance here an opportunity for learning about the people of different nations. l I l Coming from classes are Alden Worrica, a sophomore from British Guiana; Ok Shil Oh, a sophomore from Korea; Abdiel Lorente, a fresh- l l man from Cuba; Ludmilla Bogdanow, a junior from Russia; Joseph McDonald, a freshman from Argentina; and Sara Loo, a sophomore from Taiwan. . Ki! 5 gmsxg Lumnwf; a

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