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

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Louise Ambs, M.A. Elementary Education Lively and energetic, Miss Amhs enthusiastically guides students, whether they he children or adults. Her ahility to appeal to the best in young people is manifest in her work as principal of the training school and in the thoughts she presents to prospec- tive teachers. Arthur E. Axelson, M.A. Religion Elder Axelson does not allow many things to bother him, but a drowsy student ihis one annoy- ancel has no excuse with him. A sudden and unex- pected clapping of his hands in the midst of a discourse signals a warning to sleepy scholars. Even then he has a twinkle in his eye, looking as though he swallowed a ulaughf' 1444i4l'anZ' pac eddaad 5. F 9 I E Otto i-a. Christensen, iv'l.A 'bl' Ba ical Languages ' Clllaylw it is all Creek to usfi leant not to Etna 1 l1'1StCl1iQH. who has a reading lrnowlcdge of tgvelw, anguages: pal-5 of winch he gained during tm Wars 3? a mlsflomafl' 111 Mongolia. Still intcre-ted in for- C1211 gf'-, ,I 4,3 i Ofetl WFKQ, ht ,eff-is Dial tual guidance to mcinhcrs , tml 0Vf'1SfN alll-9310715 Btlllfl and instills the desire in: X N -Q W- 1 c ' s uc ents heait. to itspond to the Macedonian Call, Thirty -four Mrs. Winifred Edwards, R.N., M.A. Nursing Education f Q 'MIS Edwards is accomplished along several IIDCSRHUTSIHQS- teaclimgl- S0WiIl'r. and llOl11P-l1lZili1l1g- ?on1e of her time 15 given to writing health nul GUNS f01' The General Conference. At one time MTS- Elclwiuids 3Cl'cd as dean of women at llinnnanucl Missionary College,

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ier, M, A, r tht- correct spelling ' 'U Pftfsess informa- l haw. study under tan whose wife wing it thc atom is clear vrstand. truth. truth beaufi' Violet Morgan, M. A. Burton H. Phipps, M. A. English Literature is life, Let us make it count by giving our best. The thought not readily discerned, the hidden beauty of phrase, and the neglected age-old wisdom become lucid through the personality of Miss Morgan, whose aim is to make literature a part of each person's life. Biology H Come rain or shine. Professor Phipps travels by Shankis mare to enjoy nature. For twenty years he has made i'Study God's other bookv the theme of his lectures. .NP1:ofessor Phipps can make even iicat la ' and big-sized W s take on new interest. fy? FTM Naawiaia gpqgjaaaaaa ' P P , f .1 eff! i ,f 'i . 1' 4 aff ff UM J, Y t it ' 1 1 X' tv! 4 . J ff J . , V, P f J ,f 1 fi tx s fy, J iv' 1 , ik James D. Wang, Ph. D. History and Psychology As old as China itself is the wisdom which Doc- tor Wang offers his psychology and history stu- dents. uYou need not worryi' may seem strange advice to a college student overburdened with as- signments, but this ancient slogan of the East can hold its own in the face of western demands. T hirty-three ,ip i if

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is I 'Som M. A, DH Qlllllh' many thingsm :nh-nr this one annoy- d un i- il- .l Slltltlcn an 9 ls in the midst ola ' slfrpy scholars. Even Yin looking as though Rl N01 MIA' U 561531 U gklll lon llrll a Q' I lm ., aryl ' ul. zz. , . lth D wrmrltl he? ellrft i A' nn? Emmanuel ,,nrn U at Vera M. Fisher, R.N., M. S. Nursing Education The path through life is made a little smoother by the friendliness and kindness of Miss Fisher. She is gifted with the ability to devise many Ways to open the avenues of the mind so that even the most difficult points can enter Without much lost energy. E-larry E. Hein, M. A. German and Physics Nelzmcn Sie ein Stiick papier bitten could well be the pronouncement of doom for an unprepared student in German class, but this is not the inten- tion of Professor Heinis frequent Prz'if1mgs. As a one-man chamber of commerce for the German lan- guage, Professor Hein never misses an opportunity to get in a Uplugn for his department. Ndiidiani pea edrtcvzd Earl M. High, M. Mus. Voice The. energetic man behind the jet black mus tache rs Professor High. lf the student's do, me, sol laclis ln volume or resonance, he is sure to inject his FlUl0S0Dl1Y3 HHave confidence in yourself? Some of Us Spare time is spent with Julie, his Boxer dog. Arthur D. Holmes, NLS Mathematics and Physics A grin sprr-urls from ear to ear as Professor Holmes tells an amusing story, at his own expense, to jllugu-are 11 point in class. P1'ut-tice teachers marvel at the insight to and keen knowledge of human psychology which Professor Holmes displays in conducting his classes. Thirty five