Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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CORAL DOBLE MARIORXE IOS! mm may nonrzm- xuzm sjveczal 5raals ROBERT MITCHELL VAN CLYNE NAU. WILLIAM SNYDER RUSSELL BACKUS CAMERA SHY EDNA MUNTER LILLIAN NORTON PETER SCRUGGS CALVIN STOUT WWW W .special .stzzafezzts LETER FORNEY EUNICE PETRXQUIN 'Gb

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IACK ANDERSON RUTH BREND BETTY BRUST EVELYN CARTER IOYCE FLINT grads IOLA SLACK IULIA HOFFMAN EDWARD SNYDER LU STEPHENS MARION WEISS MILDRED ANDERSON r.o1s rum nussrzu. REED ARTHUR RASHLEIGH CAMERA SHY EDN A BURTON IOHN GROENLUN D We of this present and third Graduate alass have come from varied back- qrounas of teachinq, nursrrta and bu-ir.ess, and from such dzstarit places as Texas, New York, ana Manitoba but we have but one common purpo . The Lord has placed rn our minds and hearts a hunger . r ba 1: truths which are essential for proper CHHlSTian livinq. He has enabled us to set aside temporarily, it not permanently, other pursuits, that we wah rnten'1ty may qlean rich food from His precious Word. The more we delve into the Scrip- tures with adequate prayer and meditation, the clearer becomes the Person of our Saviour and Hrs vital relationship to our lives. Upon realizing this, what the Lord Iesus Christ is to us and what we are to Him, nothing but praise is worthy of being uttered by our lips We have been diqqed from the horrible pit and set on hiqh with the Lord of heaven and earth! What arace! Then, upon seeing a clear Vrsron ol H'rr1 ana His ways, we can but follow Hrs trusting and guiding hand. What better Tie is there than the one which covets Hrs promises, worships Him in Spirit and in truth, and lives pleasinqly before H15 eyes? T.uly, the Lord has mcs' definitely brought us from vcrrous occuparons to this B'ble School, to whose teacher- we ar- deeply grateful. He has renewed faith, changed qoals, and transformed hears. He IS able to take our yielded and willing lives and fully use .hem for Hrs eternal qlory. Q 'Y' WILLIAM STARR ADELE VEGORS IOHN WEST

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evening sch aol EVENING SCHOOL FACULTY For the convenrence of those who desrre a Brbhcal educatxon but who are unable to attend the day school Multnomah has expanded the courses offered 1n the Evenmg School In addmon to the shorter Chr1st1an Educahon course whlch requ1res the completron of twelve cred1t hours for graduatron the ex panded Chnstran Workers course has been added for the frrst trme thxs year The classes have met on Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenlnqs Thzs year twelve students w1l1 recelve thelr certrfxcates 1nd1cat1ng that they have fulfrlled the requlrements of the Chnstlan Educatlon course The School has been under the supervlslon of the Rev George W Kehoe dlrector The members of the faculty were Dr Wrllard M Aldrxch Rev Iames Braga MISS Helen R Carlson Dr Roger Congdon Rev George W Kehoe Dr John G Mxtchell and Rev Earl Morgan