Garland Apartments -- Six modern, furnished apartment buildings furnish housing for garduate students, both of the Seminary and of the Graduate School.
This was the first administration building at Emmanual Missionary College that was built in 1903 at a cost of $8,000 for lumber. It was converted to a dormitory in 1943-44, after a new administration building had been completed, and continued in use until it was torn down in 1953.
Expat Kids from Maxwell Academy at summit of Mt Longonot west of Nairobi, Kenya. Top (left to right): James Astleford, Doug Gregg, Royce Snyman. Back row (left to right): Musgrave, John Wieland, Alexander Snyman, Victor Kluzit, Ed Tegler, Jack Tegler, Clifford Glass. Front row (from left 1st, 3rd, 5th and ...
Andrews University dean of divisions and Drye Dyresen. From left to right, Drye Dyresen; Warner E. McClure, dean of the College division; John W. Cassell, dean of students. Written on back: "Dr. Ozpesen (?), Warren E. McClure (Academic Dean), John W. Cossell (Dean of Students)"
Postcard photo of Otto Julius Graf and his wife Roberta Andrews Graf with college staff during his presidency at Emmanuel Missionary College from 1908-1917. Center front row is Otto Julius Grad and Roberta Andrews Graf. The postcard was mailed from Floyd Otto Rathbun at College Place Washinton to Otto Julius ...
Otto Julius Graf holds a candle at the ceremonial burning of retiring a debt at Emmanuel Missionary College. Otto Julius Graf served as president of Emmanuel Missionary College from 1908-1917. Written on back: "Dr. Graff"
Emmanuel Missionary College president Otto Julius Graf reading a book. He served as president of Emmanuel Missionary College from 1908-1917. Written on back: "Otto Julius Graf."