Emmanuel Missionary College - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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Page 05 Jean Sawyer Owen Jones Robert Cash Myrtle Lu James Crabtree Virginia Drury Ruth Wagner Robert Isaacs Evelyn Beebe Jeanne Hutchison Ray WyatI

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Page 64 OUR JUfllOR CLASS We were the Freshmen of ' 43. We were the young men and young women who leit the academy and the high school, the city and the farm, the factory and the office and came to E.M.C. We came from near and far. We came from north and south, from east and west, but we all came with the same submis- sive attitude, saying Lord, I ' ll be what you want me to be. And we all came with the same purpose in mind, to prepare for a place in God ' s vast vineyard. Three years have now passed and we are the Juniors of ' 46. In the course of time we have decided upon our calling and for the past short years have been earnestly pressing toward that goal. As the body is composed of various parts, so the work of God requires various personalities, talents, and achievements. Some of us have chosen to be teachers, some preachers, some busi- nessmen, some Bible workers, some doctors and some physicists, but we have all consecrated our lives, we have all dedicated our service to the cause of God. We are all united in saying, Lord, I ' ll go where you want me to go, I ' ll do what you want me to do. As a Junior Class, our aim is to become the Senior Class of ' 47, to finish our course, to receive a call, and then to go out into the field which is white ready to harvest, to tell others of our friend and Saviour, Jesus Christ, to help spread the gospel message of salvation to all the world. In brief our aim is to make God first in everything, others second, and self third. For in so doing we cannot foil to fill our appointed place in life. Herbert Lohr, President Herbert Lohr, President H. E. Edwards, Sponsor

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Sakae Kubo Roseanne Ekstrom Telsu Hii Irma Kelsey Albert Wideman Joseph Harold Marion Kiuchi ' ' 1 ill Ardis laeschke Frank Fuchita