Life Pacific College - Carry On Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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D xr Students Greetrngs rn the name of our Lord esus Chrrst rm xery I1 y tt re ort th it the L mr rs stlll on e throne and that men .1 b re erng saxed rn each Chiyel serxnte doxxn here III camp Do you remember the day th If xx priyed th it the Lord xxould haxe I-Irs xx my and open and elose the doors as I-Ie xxould see fit XVell Instead of gettrng In the Arr Corps I-Ie put me ID the Medleal Corps The most Important thrng about thrs branch of the serxree rs th If Its duty lu to help saxe hxes of men and not Ielll them It IS also .1 great opportunrty ft 1 Qhrrstlan man to testxty for Qhrrst The Lord has been good and Ill be happy xx hen thus xx ar rs oxer and I ean come baele to L I I' E A you h xxe probably read rn the papers the GI blll has been passed by the House states that from the Army back to sehool the Goxernment xyrll pay our tu1t1on so thank the Lord for that Its too bad that they are talung the Theolo :cal t el g s u ents but after all the Arm needs th rn t e Army so all thnngs xxork together for good to those that Ioxe Go Wfell remember me In your prayers and I ll keep on praymg for a real old fash d none rexryal at LII E XVIII elose for thls trme xxrshrng you a great success I remam as exer your b h rot er and felloxy sery ant of our Lord esus Chrrst Pxt T W Holmgren December 18 1944 Somevxhere IH Belgium De lr Students The Lord me There rs truly 1 great xxorle to be done In the serxree Our men need God and need I-Irm badly 'Ihe Lord h1s opened the door for me to testify for I-I1m many trmes and I haye taken the opportunlty 'Ihe Lord has mad e It possible tor me 1lso to stlrt 1 Buble rcadmg xxrth som f e o the felloyxs Sure does S eem good to see these felloxxs read God s Wford Pray that th L e ord xxrll use me for hrs glory and honor I-Ioxx ire the C B s eomrng along' After I tome home agarn Im going to rc enter Blble S h I sure has been sxxell to L OO Y loops' TULL rl. VAN ZAIN TEI ours In Chrlst Xlorm ID Slrst A UI. ANDRUS 'RALPH HAMMOI. ONE HL XDRED THIRTIL I- pl-rr: I 'P . - .ai fh- . . . .' 4. I . - 5 ,. ' ' ' ' ' ' t 'C . t 4 ., . . . I . Q T . LT ' , '. I . f 4- , ' ' mr 4 U lj ' 1' I ' ' 1' . . I. . S I v V1 f V .1 . . f 1 lv 4 T- ' . ls' , -- , ,A .. V . I Q , , , , - . , .y , , Y A- ' em and the Lord needs them h' e . V '1 Y d. y 4 4 ' I 1 y ' f I r,, V' . - , 1 ' . A v' r I ' r v ' r , I . I Aj- 1. ': ,ff 1 V , Y I if v ' A A . A 1 A- Y, K, ,VF A AA 7 A' . I 'I . I . LT 'yi' J L 1 ..- '. I I P LN

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Dear Students Thxs rs Sunda and I h y aye just come from chapel I thank God for the opportumt f y o gettmg to attend church Many Sund ays rt IS rmpossrble for me to get back xx here seruces are held VU h e aye fun holding hapel IU a ClXIll3.l'l church The ehureh was almost destroyed by the aps The G I s that attend here h axe gryen a 1000 peso for the reburldlng of the chureh At the present I am pretty far behrnd the front lmes XVe only haxe t o guard agamst aps rnfiltratmg blek through the lrnes My Comptny his marded the PIIIIIIDPIIIC llberx tron rrbbons and 1 bronze star God has been more than good to me I feel Hrs presenee eleh da Tl y ranks for your prayers I e n lnrdly xxaxt for the dly to come tl mat I may return to I A Brother ln Chrlst Morrrs Brannon Commando Class u 6 I5 I9 4 Dear Students Here IS a brref summary of my adyentures out here rn no man s land I have been to Salpan and Guam Guam IS a yery pretty Island one of the prettrest m the Pacrne I v.as also at Uluthr t at remxnds me of Apple Valley rn the Moyaye That rs all I haye to say of that place I was at Ivso lma and says the boys go ID It vs as quite an experl enee I xx as not far off shore and not far from Mount Surlbachl I savs the flag go up on the Mountaln It was quite .1 srght We were able to match the bomblngs and the shrps bombardrng the beaeh haxe xutnessed things I nexer thought I would see There rs 1 lot more I would lrke to tell you but I ean not at thxs time I am xyorknng 1n communreatrons noxs and rt IS fine I xxorle ey ery other day from noon to noon It glxes me lots of t1 me to study my L I I E Course but I haye n l o p ace to do nt as I cannot srt uprlght rn my bunle desert Rrehard N De jarnett Y 3fc US N Fleet Arr Wm O g ne Flag Ofhee Cfo F MORRIS BRANNON PO San Francisco Calif TED HOLMGREN , , , , I ' 4 V' ' Y F 4. e . . 1 , , , , A ' Y ' , 2 , L52 ,. , . . ., L ' . ' 1 , LI :E ' ' , L lj.- jn , 4- , U ,- , ' 9 . ra- . - s V I 'a 74 4 ' -D .. ., , .

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'ul EDDIE UI-IRLAUB ART WESSEI. DOES THORINGTOT-I FLOYD LAYMAYI r H11-,mem ff:r'RTH11x Dear Students Greetings in the name of our Sayiour Im glad to hear that some of our ministers haye been accepted as Iousquare Chaplains The men in our Army need some good on fire ministers to shoxx the men the xy ay to Christ and I yray that all thirty fye of the Students in the Seryiee will do their part in witness ing Continue to pray for all of us I find it difhcult at times bet not impossible to liye a consecrated Chris e Army 'Ihe percentage of Christians in my unit is xeiy lou and the attendance in chapel is the same The yaereentage of Cathohes evush is rather high but there are a lot of souls need to be sued tian life in th ae an t aat I lenoxy th at with the I'r1 ers ol L I I L 1 d gelus Temple and all I'oursqu1redom behind us md with our ovyn luth in God who is able to ear ry us through alone ue xyill tome o it xietorious glad to haye been in the seryiee of God and our Country when yxe go through the iron vate up the eleyator into the classrooms ot I I I E once .mam to study the Word of God and en o tl bl of the Students n y y ae essings 1nd fellowship I heard a lecture thc other night giyen by an Austrran lavyyer xx ho had been in a German eoneen tration camp It yyasnt anything that hasnt been told before an old story of the vsickedness going on in the vsorld today-typical of the things prophecy foretells. But his personal touch in the story' which caused me to realize more than we have in this vyorld as Christians. ey er the responsibilities Romans 12:1 and 2 point out the extent vxe should go in Christian Service. I beseech you there- f . ore brethren by the mercies of God that ye present your bodies a liying sacrifice holy, acceptable unto God vshich is your reasonable serxicef' -M And be not conformed to this worldg but he y'e transformed by the renevsing of your mind. that you may' proxe what is that good and acceptable and perfect, will of God. If men End it reasonable to give their lixes for their country s sake . . , how much more reasonable is it that Christian should give their life for Christ in His Seryice. '1 ours in the Service of God .ind Our Country, ohn I.. Hills.