Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Y Semi ill Herbert Cherry ...., , ............... President Paul Cairl ........... .......... V ice-President Ray Miller ...... ..... S ecretary-Treasurer The main purpose of the Theological Seminary is to assist all young people who are seeking instruction and training for Christian service. This program seeks to deepen and enrich the spiritual life of each student, emphasize and strengthen the divine call to special service in the church, acquaint the minister with sound Christian doctrine and establish it, develop able ministers of the gospel with ability to apply divine truth to modern problems, and to prepare a Christian leadership in the best methods of evangelism and church extension. 06 , -.9 F' ' -v C ur K, , ' ' . ,,. 'Z ' Y ct v--' il .. 1' ' ' 1 Y V Y 1- KP V . gg I I 4, U, L A if af i ' I X 4 i fix n I Ark 1' v ' 5 X .L I Paul Cairl Herbert Lherryp I James Dempsey J, Robert Gibbs C. Ray Miller Robert Mueller I Holland, Ohio Chnrlotre, Michigan Dctroir. Michigan Caledonia, Michigan XV.iyne-bfiro, Pa, Hunringmn, 111511011 Elwin Russell Charles Sickmiller XY'rlliam Souders Earl Tlii'.ii,,s Robert Tinsley Gerald Vincent ' Oakdale, California Kunkle, Ohio Huntington, Indiana Oil City. Pa, Decatur. lndiana Miltonvillc. lmirisas 24

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MARGARET PIEPENBRINK, B,S. Hlmfinglon, If1di.m.1 DORIS RICE, 2 Year Business ELWIN RUSSELL, B.D. Otrkdale, C.1lif0rr1i.z xl B Hll7IflVIHIO!l Colleges 1954! Clerrcus 5. 6. 7. HERBERT CHERRY, Th.B. Clmrlolle, .Ilil'big.m President 5: Gospel Volumeers l, 2, 3. 4. 5, President 32 Clericus 1. 2. 3, -I. 5, Secretary 3g Student Council 5. 4. President -43 Choir 1, 2: Mnemosyne Staff SQ Hayride King -4. RICHARD VAN KILMER, 3 Year Bible Porlllmd, Oregon ARCHIBALD GRAHAM, JR., 3 Year Bible Adri.m. lllifbigmz Football 13 Baseball lg Gospel Vol- unteers lg Clericus 1. WP' Blpfvuf, lr1d1.u1.1 of ,ga- MARY CATHERINE WEIST, B.S. Hnrlfmglurl, lnJ1.u1,1 WILLIAM SOUDERS, B.D. Hurzlxrzglun, Im1iJn,z fI.B. Hnrumgion College 1949 Clericus 2, 3, -I, 5. 6. 7, Treasurer 25 Gospel Volunteers 5. ini -x x. . FOSTER KOLB, 4 Year Bible Diploma Hnnringion. lnJ1.n1.r Q-l' Z' I v WILLIAM LISTER, 3 Year Bible Hzmlmgmn, lndirzru ,--4 i THOMAS FLAUGHER, B.S. H1.r1lu14ulw1. Ir1.l1.fr1,1 23

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I x-4 ' N65 jf Richard Augspurger ................ President Burton Weber ..............., Vice-President Joann Humbarger .................... Secretary Mark Stoffel ............. ........ T reasurer The smallest class in school is an appellative which may be misleading. This year's junior class with six girls and twenty-one boys comes under this classification but they are quick to point out that their twenty-seven members are the result of a two-year weed- ing out process which has left the cream of an original field of eighty-five freshmen. The first big project of the year was the annual junior Penny Supper. The event was so successful that later in the year another similar project, a Ham Supper, was staged. The Junior-Senior Reception in May topped off the activities of the class for the school year. The next big step is the advent to the top seats in the school which will be vacated by this year's graduating class. The class will welcome its Senior year with a mixed feeling of anticipation and sadness, realizing that the time grows ever nearer when it will have to leave the comfortable halls of dear old Huntington for the cold arms of a cruel world. Mr. Bealer and Mr. Muck were the junior class advisors.