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

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EWORD Another MOUNTAIN ASH appears in its seasong a reflection of the Spring of lifetime in the three seasons of the College year .... The springtime of youth turns three seasons into one school year of fruitful activityg learning and living and looking forward to lifeg yet not forgetting the tradition of Walla Walla College and the inspirationiof the MOUNTAIN ASI-IES that have goneibefore to blaze the trail. In this season of Walla Walla College history, the 1941 MOUNTAIN ASI-I is but a leaf in the book of timeg a drop in the well of lifeg a mosaic of sparkling joy to fit that great Whole-a full life, well lived. Thus, in the Springtime of youth, the MOUNTAIN ASH has endeavored in the succeeding pages to capture the spirit that will live again in reminiscence in the Wintertime to come.

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In emmfy Elder Gwynne Weston Dalrymple became a member of our College family in the spring of 1938 to fill a vacancy in the School of Theology faculty. From then until his illness, which resulted in his untimely death on the morning of December 31, 1940, he worked faithfully and untiringly for the spiritual and intellectual interests of the theological department and of the College in general. An attack of the flu took him from his work in the school and the development of a severe case of pneumonia caused grave concern among students and teachers. Many earnest prayers were offered to God for his recovery, but we all bowed in submission to the divine Will that permitted his decease. This tragic end of our brother's short career among us caused very deep mourning in the school family and community,-grief that finds relief only in the assurance that our friend and fellow- worker is soon to awaken at the call.of Him NVho is the Resurrection and the Life. -FRANCIS M. BURG,