Madison College - Cumberland Echoes Yearbook (Madison, TN)

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,-47eaa70afwl40n77Zaa!6ean6lZe9e dy Om p'6646d60f Smozdtue Nearly a halT cenTury ago The need oT a Training school Tor lay workers became apparenT, To Train Them as workers who would Take Their place by The side oT The organized work on a selT-supporTing basis. Madison College was organized on The paTTern given To us by divine revelaTion, and iT has been mosT successful Through The years in Training selT,- supporTing workers, boTh Tor This counTry and Tor oTher lands. We believe ThaT The end will noT come unTil a Trained, selT-supporTing laiTy uniTe Their eTTorTs wiTh Those OT minisTers and church oTTicers. This special work Madison is endeavoring To do. x ln I946, a Commission was appoinTed by The General ConTerence commiTTee To make a survey oT Madison College and a cross secTion OT iTs uniTs. This Commission reporTed Tavorably To The General Conference commiTTee, which approved The reporT oT The Commission. Then in I947, aT Kansas CiTy. Mo., a large commiTTee composed oT ConTerence breThren and selT-supporTing uniT' workers again sTudied The work oT Madison. They accepTed The reporT oT The Survey Commission, approving The obiecTives oT Madison College and SaniTarium as a Training cenTer Tor selT-supporTing lay workers. The Lord has preserved and prospered Madison Through The years, To carry ouT iTs original plan in The closing oT The greaT gospel message. EveryThing in The world indicaTes ThaT we are in The lasT movemenTs, iusT beTore The Loud Cry. Gods people Too musT be ready. Madison senses iTs presenT Task-To Train lay, selT-supporTing workers To uniTe Their eTTorTs wiTh our paid minisTry so ThaT The end may come. inspired by her divine ancesTry and her unique Task, Madison launches ouT by TaiTh inTo The TuTure, To imparT To as many as possible The Type oT Training ThaT God designed should be her special work Trom her very beginning. To This Task she is deTermined To be True To The end. E. A. SuTherland, M.D

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T Wig Wieemge 7a Zan WhaT can one say To youTh ThaT has noT already been said? Very liTTle, I sup- pose. NeverTheless, even as The Lord con- Tinues To counsel and admonish us we need To do The same Tor one anoTher. WhaT is educaTion? WhaT will The righT kind of educaTion do Tor me? In answer we would do well To conTemplaTe The sTaTemenT made by a deeply religious wriTer, in which she says ThaT True edu- caTion is The developmenT oT The rnenTal, physical and moral powers. True educaTion is based upon a divine philosophy, The principles oT which were PRESIDENT WESLEY AMUNDSEN esTablished by Jesus ChrisT, who said, November, I950-April. I952 This is liTe eTernal ThaT They mighT know Theo, The only True God, and Jesus ChrisT. whom Thou hasT senT. The righT kind oT educaTion will help you To build upon This spiriTual ToundaTion. There is no oTher saTe ToundaTion. The end o'T True educaTion is eTernal liTe. To obTain eTernal liTe There musT be a personal relaTionship wiTh God and l-lis Son Jesus ChrisT. The developmenT oT our menTal, physical, and spiriTual TaculTies in accordance wiTh divinelaws will help us To aTTain our obiecTives-even life eTernal. 7mm Om 7Zeca ?ze46alea4! Madison College is an insTiTuTion wiTh a mission-a school ThaT was esTablished To do a special Type oT worl: in The Training oT young people. Today, enriched by a generaTion oT experience and wiTh The TaciliTies provided Through The years. The insTiTuTion oTTers unusual oppor-- TuniTies To sTudenTs desiring To Train Tor ChrisTian service and aT The same Timeiearn all or a major parT oT Their school expenses by labor. A 900-acre Tarm, The TaciliTies OT a 200-bed medical insTiTuTion, and The allied inclusTries, provide excellenT laboraTory Training as well as oppor- TuniTies Tor earning college expenses. PRESIDENT ARTHUR A. JASPERSON April, 1952- io

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l l l l l i l l T BOARD or DIRECTORS Firsl' Row: Wesley Amundsen, Dr. E. A. Suiherland, A. L. Ham, A-. A. Jasperson, W. H. Branson, C. O. Franz. - Second Row: J. A. Tucker, Dr. George T. Harding, V. G. Anderson, Dr. J. C. Cvanl, W. E. Slricklancl, K. A. Wrighr. Third Row: Waller Hilgers, H. T. Elliofr, W. C. Sandborn, E. C. Waller, H. S. Hanson. i Fourrh Row.: J. E. Zeigler, Keld Reynolds, W. B. Ochs. Noi Picfuredz M. Bessie DeGraw, H. E. Clough, Dr. David Johnson. , Y V ' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE l H. C. Lovelr W. E. PaH'erson ' B. F. Tucker H. E. Clough , F. C-. Holland Vxfaller Wilson J. 'A. Tucker Wesley Amundsen Dr. David Johnson V W Dr. J. C. Ganr NOT PICTURED , Felix A. Lorenz Mrs. Warren Oakes , Dr. Frances Difres Dr. J. D. Schuler T J. E. Zeigler NV. C. Sandborn l f W. H. Williams A. L. Ham H. T. Elliolr E. E. Cossenline uf '. T R nas. 5 Wesley Amundsg' V. G. Anderson-' 7 H. E. Schneider H. S. Hanson W. E. Srrickland K. A. Wrighf H. P. Evens Conslifuency of fhe Nashville Agriculfural and Normal lns1'i'ru+e B. F. Tucker Waller Wilson Dr. C. E. Kendall Dr. David Johnson Menfon Medford W. C. Sandborn W. E. Pafferson H. E. Mifzelfelr Dr. Frances Difresi Mrs. Warren Oakes Dr. J. D. Schuler Donald Welch Sanford Peck Presidenl F. G. Holland General Manager Dr. J. C. Gan? J. A. Tucker H. E. Clough J. G. Rimrner W. H. Gorich Felix A. Lorenz J. E. Zeigler W. H. Siemsen I2 Susan Ard lxf. Bessie DeGraw Dr. F. A. Surherland W. F. Roclze Dr. Geo. T. Harling VValler l-lilgers , Dr. Joe Sulherland Florence Fellernende Dr. L. E. Coolidge Dr. Wendall Malin A. A. Jasperson Adolph Johnson Rodger Goodge J. E. Lewis L. C. Waller Nf. D. Fiagee L. A. Bullerlield Ldwin Marlin Byron Sleele O. J. Foreman Dr. L. A. Sensernan Leland Slraw John Guier Roy Johnson