McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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V -V , Y W 5 ,xx YN gl. ,x, X - X-. x 'ff ' 1 ' 'V I H l-- uf f. fur N 5-L ' ,-. aff, f X I DANIEL WEBSTER KURTZ, D. D. A. B,. 1905, Juniata College B. D., magna cum laude 1908, Yaleg A. M., 1908 Yaleg student in universities of Leipzig, Berlin, and Marburgg D. D., 1911, Juniata College. President of the College L Professor of Philosophy and Theology We live in anunfinished world. We are co-workers with the Great Architect In buildingra Civilization that makes for the survival and welfare of the race. We Sh-are the dangers, and the glory of the achievement. Life is a venture. Faith istits basis 5 enthusiasm is its dynamic, insight is its pilot' personality is its oal the Kin dom Of r 8' 5 g God is its Cause. i Education is for Life. The purpose of the College is to create an environment that will enable the youth to touch ,Life at its best. The leadership of the future must in- herit the S iritual l f h - ' p va ues o t e past the things that endureg and the ability to dis- cover new truth for the enrichment of Life. Out of all civilization, two things abide- the Personality of Jesus, and the Methods of Science. The latter enables us to collqllel' nature, the former, to use all things for the redemption of man. The one gives us C011- trol over things, the other gives us the goal, the power, and the way of Life. The greatest need of the world is a new race of prophets who have the courage and the insight to know the truth , and a loyality to Jesus Christ that they may create the divine society. D. W. KURTZ. Page fourteen P fl '7 f I TQ f ff I . V ,. Q7 7, x ,rug-A , F M xx X LJ f , . ,n ...., 1:41 ....,... , , , x. 1

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I -7- lwxtriv 5 U- 5' ,W ,DIE T f 'XS vi- f wxx i ns. 751- fQ,JJ'!QpuQ 5fgN.g,Lg5 .,f. E W, W ii ,Ci A f oard of Trustees 35 R. C. Strohm, McPherson, Kansas . N ' President. Representative of Southwest Kansas District. X Roy A. Crist, Quinter, Kansas. .- . Vice-President. n Representative of Northwest Kansas District. N s H. J. Harnly, McPherson, Kansas. QL Secretary. Representative of Southwest Kansas District. Q F. A. Vaniman, McPherson, Kansas. fx'1 Treasurer. ' Representative of Southwest Kansas District. J. J. Yoder, McPherson, Kansas. fj Business Manager of the College. ., Representative of Southwest Kansas District. 5 D. W. Kurtz, McPherson, Kansas. President of the College. I Representative EX-officio. X X1 E. A. Wall, McPherson, Kansas. Representative of Southwest Kansas District. S H. R. Hostetter, Plattsburg, Missouri. Representative of Northern Missouri District. 'rl H. G. Shank, Fruitland, Idaho. Representative of Idaho and Western Montana. :dl S. Z. Sharp, Fruita, Colorado. Representative of Western Colorado and Utah. Q L. J. Smith, Morrill, Kansas. Representative of Northwest Kansas District. James M. Mohler, Leeton, Missouri. Representative of Middle Missouri District. ,N f Stephen Miller, Carleton, Nebraska. Representative of Nebraska District. , Ira Witmore, Carthage, Missouri. Representative of Southern Missouri District. Paul K. Brandt, St. John, Kansas. Representative of the Alumni. XXX 5 f N I. C. Snavely, Haxtun, Colo. Representative of Eastern Colorado District. N , B. S. Miller, Altamont, Kansas. Representative Southeastern Kansas District. wk E. S. Weaver, Clovis, N. M. Representative of Oklahoma District. John Beaver, Kismet, Kansas. Representative of Southwest Kansas District. 1 f fzkf 1' If 'Cy Page thirteen u - . . . I gs. CQQJU ...Lf I C i I iiit N f If 5+ wr N I 1.-:QXNjl-HQNQLZ 3'

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1 X X .Qinfw J ' x f f I X N! -x 'N N ll :ff FSIQ HENRY JACOB HARNLY, PH. D. 5 Vice-President of the College N Professor of Physiology, Bionomics, Geology K Q' I JOSEPH J. YODER, A. B. ROBERT ELLSWORTH MOHLER, M. S Business Manager of the College Dean of College Professor of Social SClGT1Ce Professor of Agriculture yf. World Tour 1926-27 ff' Page fifteen 1 IAN U Y ' .j,.,-, ' -.. v f 3 all 57 f in