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

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,7 , ADMINISTRATIUN AUBREY H. RULKOETTER, Pl1.D., Dean oi the College There is cr Wisdom born of experience. otbove receiving suggestions tor the good The tolli loehind these desks stond rectdy to ot the school os well. Much oi the credit tor shore with others the benefits ot the expert- the smooth operottion ot the school lies oft ence. Reddy to give cidvice ond Christictn these doors. counsel to those who desire it, they gre not CLINTON W. LEE, M.A., A. ORVILLE DUNN, B.A., MARGARET B. GEMMELL, B.A., Assistant to the Dean College Field Representative Secretary to the President

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PERCY W. CHRISTIAN, M.A., Pl1.ll., President of the College Fifty years ago, in 1901, the pioneer Sev- enth-day Adventist institution oi higher edu- cation which had functioned since 1874 in Battie Creek, Michigan, was moved to a new campus near Berrien Springs, Michigan, and re-named Emmanue1 Missionary Co11ege. Since that time it has deveioped unti1 today it is a iu11y accredited co11ege, housed in modern buiidings on a heautitu1 campus, with an en- ro11ment of over 1,000 students, a iacu1ty oi more than titty men and women, a host oi near1y 3,000 1oya1 a1umni, and assets which exceed 32,400,000 Fo11owing the eXamp1e ot Iesus who in- creased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man, Emmanue1 Missionary Co11eqe has consisteniy encouraged its stu- dents to expand their mentai powers by mas- 12 tering basic tacts and princip1es whi1e a1so engaging in independent and creative think- ing, to strengthen their physica1 powers by observing habits and practices which foster maximum vita1ity and health, to deepen their spiritual powers 1oy formu1ating and adoptinq a Christian phi1osophy of 1iie based on un- swerving a11egiance to God, and to enrich their socia1 powers by enthusiastic participation in worthy activities which deve1op attractive per- sonaiity and serve the needs oi humanity. 'VV ith renewed iaith and increased cour- age Emmanue1 Missionary Co11ege stands rededicated to the princip1es oi Christian edu- cation, and faces the unknown future with con- tidence, knowing that in every event of historY Cfod is si1ent1y, patient1y working out T119 counse1s ot His own wi11. P. W. Christian

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I 1 CLAUDE D. STRIPLIN, Ph.D.. WANDA MACMORLAND, BJ-X., i Regisfrqr Director of Admissions I c Untcmgling students' courses and clolinq l II OI k Ih I I I III b. I place to Work and visit. Down the hall is Ou gm es Sep Q regls mrs O we uzzmg' another bus office that which cares for ad- , Y 1 The scene of much anxlety and some mourn- , , I II II I I I'l'11S'S1OI'1S. . Ep lnq on D-days, lt 1S generally a pleasant I