Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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YY -,:,R..' 2? l ' V -V5 v- 7 .I Q We, students of Geneva College, are honored and take deep pride in dedicating the 1963 Genevan to Dr. Johannes Vos, the chairman of our Bible depart- ment. Throughout his service at Geneva, he has shown understanding and inspirational leadership to the many students with whom he has come in contact. In many ways Dr. Vos has influenced our lives by imparting to us the Christian ideals connected with Geneva. As he conducts his classes, his spirit and witty hu- mor keeps his students from the drudgery of a dull class. With his sincere, direct approach to his students, he shares with them a respect for learning as well as the qualities which are essential to make our lives vi- tal. His handling of different situations with intelli- gence and patience have helped us immeasurably. Un- knowingly Dr. Vos has created a warm and lasting impression of himself and his conception of the ideals of education. For these reasons we of the Genevan dedicate this yearbook to Dr. Johannes Vos. DEDICATION

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is g ffl L. J Bakari Mwanjoha John Nganga FRICAN SCHOL RSHIP PROGRAM For the past two years it has been the privilege of Geneva College to share its educational program and traditions with two African students. In turn these students, Bakari Mwanjoha from Tanganyika and John Nganga from Kenya, have contributed their thoughts and opinions to our college and country. It was for this mutual benefit that the African scholarship program was orig- inated by the United States government. The effect of this program will no doubt become increasingly reciprocal as it is further developed. The program provides for an additional student from one of the African nations to attend Geneva each year. These students are chosen by a competitive exam. lt is an honor for both the student and the educational institute to be chosen. L51 1 'Q' A .1 Cru P 5 l -if ' ' f' 'Q , N , K -Q mfr, Kip, 1. .X , . A 4 K f. 1 .gh , - , x Q , -. . .N . . . . . A , 11 -.1 k.-Il., ,N t. 'A-gif T - . ' T X Kprws 'Q I V V Chin! . ya' i as v3 4 ' QQ. ' i J0hn's first glimpse of snow. 9