Allentown Bible Institute - Beacon Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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Q55 OIZQ LABOREHS TOGETHER WITH HIM NVQ are going forth to labor in the servioe of the Lordg We are striving for His favor, for the faithful 's sure reward. Although We are 'Weak and helpless, yet our strength! He doth supply, And with Him to be our counsel we will labor' till we die. Though the world may frown upon us, and the eros-s we choose to bear Yet, the Cfhrist has gone before us, and will all, our 'burdens bear. So with all the zeal and fervor, of 'a 'heart that ls loyal, true, We will labor with our Master and We know Helll take us through. We're devoted to our Saviour, and the cause for which he died, We'l1 raise high the blood stained banner, and exalt the Crueified. VVe have promised to be faithful, we will serve with heart sincere, Anywhere, Oh Iiord, Our Master we will labor 'Wlhile We're here. Wheii our working shall have ended, and we know the victory's Wong When He reckons with the faithful, and we hear Him say Well done Then we 'll rest with Him forever, unmolested by life 's care, Oh! how glad we,ll be up yonder that we labored with him here. LEWIS ADAMS, CMusie by Armand Dollj -+42 2 4 R+

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'Q CLARENCE E. WERT Dalmatia, Penna. TH EOLOGY The truest view of life seems to me to be that which shows that we are here not to enjoy but to learn. MARGARET STROUP WERT Millersburg, Penfla. THEOLOGY In character, in manner, in style, in all things, the s'upre'me excellence is s1'mpl1fr'7'ty. ' ' +24 2 3 H+?-

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fha Lmmi essaqe To the Class of 1935: Time, yes time, which waits for no one has spun its Webb of years- eleven of them since the first Commencement. Twelve boys and girls in a new experience said Good-bye to their Alma Mater to face a wide, wide world. What a task! Who can rightly prophesy the future? Will it be success or failure? The first is hoped, always hoped, and the latter is shunned wherever and whenever possible. Clan we fully trace the footprints of those who have come and gone since 1924? Wind and wave have crossed and recrossed the paths of the true and the lbrave, but they must cross and recross again where they have not, for the command is Forward, ever Forward and forward they go. But can and will those who have gone before do it all? No, no, never, there must be others - always others and others. 'tCouragze, boys, courage , signaled some one from a distant point, Recruits are coming, they are marching in a stately fashion, their ban- ners are unfurled, their weapons for a spiritual warfare are brandishing against the encamped hosts of evil. Come on! Come on! fellow comrades, we welcome you. We Will make places for you. Your equipment is not like ours who have gone before. Yours is better, yes, better in many Ways. Experience plus knowledge plus God is everything necessary for success. We thank God and rejoice 'to know you have joined us. Though we may be unseen and separated one from the other by mountains, plains and seas, yet, Blest be the tie that binds Our hearts in Christian love, The fellowship of kindred minds Is like to that above. Before our Father's throne We pour our ardent prayers, Our fears, our hopes, our aims are one, Our comforts and our cares. We share our mutual woes, Our mutual burdens bear, And often for each other flows The sympathizing tear. VVhen we assuuder part lt gives us inward pain, But we shall still be joined in heart, And hope to meet again. WALTER F. BUBB, President of the Alumni Association. -will 2 5 Ih-