p. 22 | Walla Walla College by E. C. Kellogg

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 22, 1914

Walla Walla College

By E. C. Kellogg

THE college here opened September 9 under very pleasant conditions. At the end of the registration period the enrollment was thirty-two per cent more than it was last year.

The faculty remains the same as a year ago, with the addition of Elder F. S. Bunch in the Bible department. He has had long experience in school and field work, and will be a decided strength to the institution.

The students are an excellent class. There is a marked absence of those advanced in years as well as those of the younger class. They are young men and women of apparent determination and promise.

There has been a decided increase in the educational spirit throughout the union during the past few years. There is a general feeling that our young people should go to school, and that a goodly number of them should take advanced work as opportunity affords.

The first Friday evening devotional meeting was largely attended. The interest taken in this service showed a strong regard for the spiritual welfare of the individual and of the school.

Under all these favorable conditions the outlook is probably the brightest ever experienced in the history of the college. Teachers and students have entered upon their work with earnestness and enthusiasm. E. C. KELLOGG.