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

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Jlzgf O Sz' UCI! fL'L'lI PRESIDENTS MESSAGE At the end of the year, we would survey the past and also look to the future. Great events have happened. The world is in turmoil. Age old governments have been overpowered and conquered. The maps of the world are changing daily. Nothing seems stable. Our own beloved America is shaking off its cloak of security and isolation and is becoming alert to present-day conditions and dangers. What do these stirring things mean for us? Have we been sitting idly by while the world marches on? No! We, ourselves, have wrestled with financial, scholastic, and spiritual problems. We have grown as a result. We have become better able to meet the exigencies of life, the call of our country, the needs of the hour, the demands of the future. We have drawn nearer to God. Our characters have been stabilized so that come what may, we will stand for right. The philosophy of our college in which the ideals of Christ are cherished leads us to face the future with calmness and assurance, knowing that God still directs the affairs of men, and with our hand in His He will guide us to the end. -G. W. BOWERS. Esteb, Klement, Anderson, Oswald Scriven, Belleau, Beavon, Emery, Ochs, Reiswig Peterson, Neff, Bowers, Teasdale 'mafrfli Q , COLLEGE BOARD