Walla Walla University - Mountain Ash Yearbook (College Place, WA)

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Frank W. Peterson, Business Manager Foresight characterizes a good business manager, and Mr. Peter- son is one who looks to the future. He is the students' best friend, for when financial dilticulties arise, he does all in his power to help the students continue their education The school progresses under his capablemanagernent. ., Clara E. Rogers, Registrar Although Miss Rogers has the sad task of issuing'those total grade slips to every one, and has to keep aspiring seniors straight as to their necessary reauirernents, she still has a ready smile at her command, and is happy to talk over the rnost trifling problem with any student .l23J.

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PRESlDENT'S MESSAGE The task of Christian education today is the same as it has been--to eauip young men and women to meet the problems of life. The task is of greater complexity now than formerly because life is more complex and intense. Christian education can perform this task more completely than secular education, The latter of necessity must refrain from exploration in the realm of the spiritual. Man is not a being consisting of individual units of body or mind. l-le is a highly integrated individual. The spiritual aspects of life are so closely enmeshed with the physical and mental that the education which leaves out the spiritual is at a disadvantage, and even in the realm of the intellectual purely secular education is also ata disadvantage, Investigations have been conducted which carry man into the extreme fringes of the borderland between the known and the unknown. Here facts give place to theories and speculations, but the sincere purpose to arrive at the truth leads one to the Creator as the source of all truth. Here finite touches the infinite in communion. Christian education, by creating opportunity for more complete under- standings of all phases of man's nature, provides the equipment for meeting life in all of its aspects, Walla Walla College is the school that educates for lifel -George W. Bowers.

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Dorothy Foreman This enthusiostic deon ot women knows how to work with The girls, not over or ogoinst them. With inexhoustible energy she is contin- uollv trying to plon pleosont surprises for the students, ond is ever trying to help them solve lite's problems George Simpson l-las keen eyes observe well, ond he olwois seems to be in the know obout student olloirs this friendly oeon ol men. Deon Simp- son olivovs hos time to tolk with you, no motler how busy he mov be Not only is he interested in the weifore ol the meng but in the phvsicol fitness ot the entire school Under his Competent direction, the Physical Education Deportment hos estoblishefl lor itself o ploce ol importonre in the school program 'a....,w Marguerite Aplington Ask lvlrs !Nplinglon ' is the onsvver to rnonv questions which orise, ond the remorkoble foci is thot she usuollv hos o solution to the problem, Her sunnv disposition gods interest to the business olfife where she presides os Accountant, Mollie Loy-Sittner Mrs Sittner's moin tosk is not in odministering discipline, os collect'- ing lines, or keeping the librory quiet, tor she is thoroughly in love vvith the other phoses ot her work. She likes nothing better thon to help some suflering student find elusive rnoteriol for o term poperf- ond we hove olwovs louncl her o veritoble encvcjlopedio, She loves her books ond is thoroughly ol home with them 1241.