Washington Missionary or Columbia Junior College - Memories Yearbook (Takoma Park, MD)

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Sta HERBERT THURBER Business Manager VERNA SLATE Associate Editor OTI-IO EUSEY Circulation Manager SHIRLEY ELDRIDGE Art Editor VI NTON SOWARDS FRANCES SLATE Editor Advertising Manager LOIS SENSEMAN Associate Editor PERCY MANUEL Associate Editor KATHRYN OSTERBLOM Assistant Cir. Manager IOHN ROBERT Piwotograohr Editor ROGER HOLLEY WALTER GIBSON Academic Editor Assistant Adv. Manager l7i

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GOLDEN MEMORIES I This yearbook's name, The Book ot Golden Memories, originated with the class of 1926. Before that time it had been known as the annual number of the Sligonian. The class of i927 named their annual The Sundial. With the ex- ception ot that one year, The Book of Colden Memories has been the official name ot the Washington Missionary College yearbook, The year i926 was a General Conference year. Many alumni were returning from foreign fields for a brief visit. As a gesture of welcome the class of T926 dedicated their annual, the tirst issue of The Book of Colden Memories, to the alumni who had served in foreign fields. ln i929 the publication of the yearbook passed from the senior class to the Students' Association. The name remained, some of the editorial policies were modified. The Book of Colden Memories has numbered many a brilliant student among its editors. We trust that this tenth edition will rank as high, and even higher than former editions, and, that it will prove a worthy pre- sentment of the progress of this institution. lt is altogether fitting that i936 should join hands with i926 and again, in this General Conference year, extend a hand of welcome to all former students of Washington Missionary College who are again visiting the home shores. What history ten years have made! THEO. C, WEIS Faculty Adviser

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WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK T0 I To President and- Mrs. Harvey A. Morrison, whose inspi- ration has instilled in us a desire for more worthy attainmentsg whose liberal experience and sympathetic understanding of student life have enriched an endurable triendshipg whose wise counsel and pointed admonition as instructors have endeared them to every student ot Washington Missionary Collegeg and, whose versatility and broad interests have manifested them- selves in practically all phases ot school liteg because they have guided us in a threefold development in our preparation for the Master's service, do vve respectfully dedicate The Book of Colden Memories of l936.