Allentown Bible Institute - Beacon Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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M GAME fo fha U12 ere assmen Beloved: ' ln leaving A. B. I. the Class of 1935 is leaving' an institution whieh operates on the higrlzest. noblest principles. Her standards of doctrine and of C'hristian conduct are those raised in the VVord of God. YVe, therefore, charge you to study the Bible doctrines until they become, not a system of theology, but living, vital principles perrneating your every thought and action. This is not only requisite to the true Christ life which prepares us for happiness beyond this life, but is indis- pensable to a sueeessful ministry in the Church of Jesus Christ. lf you will focus your efforts to this point you will uphold the reputation tllat A. IS. l. has grained because of her spirituality and solid teavliingr. and your lives will be neither barren nor unfruitful but will abound in every good work. LEWIS ADAMS, President. '+I 3 9 EM-

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Q' +3 '38 'l'11oMAs WEIR, Albany, N. Y. Theology What you believe will depend largely on what you are. C11ARLEs WATTS, Southwest, Pa. Courage fix boldness built of moral timberf, Class of IQ38 CLEDA Bowick, Allentown, Pa. ' High School HThere are the great of earth- Great, not by htngly birth, Great in their well proved worth- Firnz, hearts' and true. ARLENE i'R1ssINoER, Dornsife, Pa. High School HThe most 'manifest sign of wisdom is continued eheerfulnessf' ORPHA EASTERDAY, Northampton, Pa. High School There ts success when you work for it. NEVA FINCH, Vestal, N. Y. High School How far the little candle throws tts beam! HOWARD FLEXON, Petersburg, Va. High School Youth ls heritage 'is hope. JoiHN IVES, Reading, Pa. High School Give a boy address and accomplishments and you give him, the mastery of palaces and fortunes wherever he goes. BERTHA J ov, Staunton, Va. High School I know that the darher life's tangled thread, the richer the destgnf, IRENE KLEPl'INGER, Northampton, Pa. High School Manners are the ornament of action. ROBERT KLEl'1'INGER, Easton, Pa. U High 'School There are men of concealed fire that doth not break out in ordinary eireunztstanees of life. VVILBUR PENNYPACKER, Mainville, Pa. High School There is nothing in the unizrerse that I fear but that I shall lrnouf my duty and shalb fail to do -it.

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To Miss Anna Clark, Matamoras, Pa. and Miss Agnes Brucklacher, Hepburnville. Pa. who could not complete this year with us because of sickness: VACANT CHAIRS You 're missed by those who know you hereg In class and hall there's a missing cheer That once We knew. lf you both were here in class today To study again with us the way llm sure we 'd welcome you. But life will always hold those hours Of disappointmentg yet, Godls grace and power Will make us strong. For the hour of grief will pass awayg The morning' will be the dawn of day That brings a song. ARTEMAS BYRD -+05 40 H5 Q.