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THE STAFF Business Marzagers Men's Club RUTH CRONHARDT NORMAN SCHNEIDER MARY CAPLES DON HAMMERMAN Special Advertising SHIRLEY VANCE Circulation CHARLOTTE ZENKER, JOANNE NIILLER, BETTY JOHNSON, LOIS THOMAS , Art Committee BERNICE FELDMAN, BETTY LEE GRANGER, MARY GOLD Women's Page EMMA SANSBURY Contributing Editor EILEEN LYNCH, BETTY SPRUILL PEGGY JOHNSON, MARCELLE ISABELLE G. I. DORIS GUTMANN T ypists BETTY HOFFACKER, REITA FREIDMAN, DOROTHY MILLER, JUNE STEPHAN, BETTY CASTLE The Challenge Campus Chatter BARBARA WHITEHURST BETTY SEITZ LUCY GOLDSMITH Professional MARY BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY CRUMP Advisory Board- Literary. .DR. CRABTREE, MRS. STAPLETON Art ..................,.. MRS. BROUWER Finance ................... .DR. WALTER Editor EVELYN IVIORRIS VOLUME XVIII, No. 12 DECEMBER, 1944 Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. -LUKE 2:14 HRISTMAS-OUR FOURTH YEAR OF WAR -and seemingly no room for peace, little enact- ment of good will. Frivolity would seem factitious when our G.I. personnel are facing death and injury on battle-fronts all over the globe. No, there won't be elaborate celebrations on battle fields this Christ- mas but this holy time does offer one bond that per- haps no other thing or occurrence can Offer-the remembrance of the humble nativity of Christ and the hope that lies in this wondrous event. There will be joy at least for this everlasting covenant, shared universally by those who follow the Greatest Teacher. Christmas-home ties broken, some temporarily, some forever-but all Over the world tonight our boys and girls, our men and women are making an even greater effort to remember and cherish the thoughts of Christmases at home. Merry Christmas, Loads DECEMBER - 1944 of Yuletide Best Wishes the Christmas Cards from that hot, sticky, confining and so remote southwest Pacific isle say. Merry Christmas? Yuletide Best Wishes? These words are not just habit- formed- they are a promise for the future. These words are of even greater significance today than ever before. Christmas-caroling, trimmed and tinseled trees, exchanging gifts, holly wreathes, evergreen sprays, crunchy cookies-this year? Yes, we're keeping up the Old traditions, even though the tenor and bass sections are sadly depleted, even though trees and trimmings are difficult to obtain, even though there is only a limited selection of gifts, even though the whole family won't be home to share in the holiday activities. Those kids of our generation who are out in a muddy trench or in a desert fox-hole find Consola- tion and pride in the thought that these things which we continue in their absence will be here when they get back. It's our duty and privilege to carry on with these traditions. Christmas-1944-a lot different from a peace- time Christmas, nevertheless, Christmas. In years to come, when World War II will be just a portion of some thick, heavy, cumbersome history book, the Spirit of Christmas will be as dynamic and as sound at it is today and has been through the ages. With this in mind and heart, we can give a toast to the future with these words of the past: Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. A Christmas Prayer Our Father in Heaven, we thank Thee for the re- turn Of the Christmas season, freighted with golden memories of hallowed associations and relationships. We thank Thee for the tender sentiments, the generous impulses, the altruistic responses that come easily to the very surface of our hearts and send us on our happy road of service in Thy name. We thank Thee for every heart made lighter, for every burden eased, for every path made smoother, for the happiness brought to little children, for ministries extended to the forgotten, for the ennobling spirit of brotherhood abroad in the land. We thank Thee for these benefits of Christmas. May the message of Peace and Brotherhood that first found human lodgment in the hearts of Judea's simple sheperds fill our hearts at the season, and may it become so ingraved therein that its spirit will re- main throughout the trials and tribulations and triumphs of the coming year-Amen. MARCLLE ISABELLE 1