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

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lo tintl anew, - or oth, ft in it handlt'oil ' forum l a to flat llQ'Cl, or going on hikes, oil to lliss De lleritt, ning urge usuallvt i ever at his flllgfl' sit with and 911405 endeavor toward! ge characteristicsf gill! nd lnsnum el ir? lll , old W' Hllathalt ll Playmvwmi ft tlutlf3I1l5h3l10n51l ilollfge Ban Omenll is Stl I . 3 Fpare mt Iii' H avpvar in pllll Clinton W. Lee, B-A-I Principal Secondary School: Religion During his twenty years of mission service in Korea, Elder Lee learned Oriental customs and imhibed a good bit of Eastern interest in ancestry and igeneology. In spite of four uncertain years in the Philippines during the 31 Elder Lee still has a heart of love for the mission W ' . . fields as students in his Social Problems and Missions 7 class agree- Robert B. MacMorIand, M.B.A., Social Science A man of patience, quietness, and exactness in his work, Mr. MacMorland carries these qualities into his outside activities, whether they he gardening, polishing his car, or caring for the accounts of the College Church. He is always willing to share his abilities with those who need his help. Merton S. Petersen, B.E., Supervisor in Elementary Schoolf Instructor in Education lust a short chat with Mr. Petersen reveals two facts: that he comes from Wisconsin and that he is proud of it. Unless one does student teaching in the seventh and eighth grades, however, he might not know that although this is the first year Mr. Petersen has taught at the E.M.C. training school he is an old hand at dealing with students and subject matter. Marie Pfeifle, B.A., .5UPervisor in Elementary School: Instructor in Education With a set of power tools, a bit of wood, copper, soap, or what-l laVC'Y0u, Miss Pfeifle can turn out a pair of hook e . mls' a Noahls ark, a sculptured bust of Lincoln, or a 5fp1ef'mH9h6 elephant. The third and fourth grade pupils 9 enthusiastic followers of their handicraft-loving teacher ..,,W,.,. ,, in 5. '5 : ' 4 f V 7 A ,tgfff f ,Z

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W Alice Davis, B.A., Music For .relaxation Miss Davis likes to find an easy chair pick up some sewing, Crocheting, or other handiwork ami forget about musical notes students forget to flat or hodgel podge rhythm they erroneously effect. Blanche M. De Merice, B.A., Physical Education Playing basketball, volley ball, going on hikes, or taking part in activity in general appeals to Miss De Merice. She likes the out-of-doors and her gardening urge usually comes with the return of the first robin. Clarence S. Field, B.A., Social Science A wealth of historical niiseellany ever at his fingefilllff a ready smile and willingness to visit with and encouragf the shyest student, a continual endeavor toward Wd Saturday night programs-all these characteristics COYU' prise the influence of Mr. Field. Paul Hamel, B.A., Public School Music and Wind lnsfrumenis H Wlieri he was only five years old lllr. Ha111f'll'Pgi taking lessons on the Cornet. llc is still pli1?'in5-5 that? bl1'llIllt'I1l, but now ln' is also showing Students l10W lomal f'Vf'1'Y blow count. lliuwwtilig the College Band collilllulti some of his time. but when lu- gt-is ll spare lllllllltxllimrl . 1, 'UWIYUFIH Illfws. ll lvw ol nlnvli will appear Ill Wm Clilill F Du Elder hit 0l gpilt 4 War. fielrli. clasf 9 Robe S4 A 1 llr. l acliril caring always his hel Meri S E lu- lliat li trades lllf' fir school

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