Anderson University - Echoes Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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President Morrison ex¬ tends a hearty welcome to Quentin Withrow, who left school in 1941 to enter the armed forces. He returned last Sep¬ tember after three and a half years in the Service. Lieut. Withrow as he appeared in the uniform of Uncle Sam.

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Q. 9. feill o-jj RiXfJdi Already the war has ended for thousands of soldiers who have been discharged from the Service. Many things are being done for these returning soldiers, but perhaps the most important is the “G.I. Bill of Rights,” which entitles the veteran to an education at govern¬ ment expense. Some of these veterans have already taken advantage of the benefits offered them and have found their way to Anderson College. What finer place could the ex-serviceman choose in which to resume his education than Anderson College? The warmth of a Christian college and the wholesome fellowship with our youth combined with the excellent courses offered at Anderson College give us a top-ranking priority in the field of education for the veteran. To those who are eligible now, and to those who will be eligible when their job is finished, Anderson College opens its doors and says, “Welcome, G. I. Joe!” . . and they shall beat their swords into plowshares, and their spears into pruning hooks: nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war any 9 9 more. —MICAH

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A radio is a good investment these days when history is being made in such memorable fashion. Paulina Ash and Elliott Ferrell catch up on the latest news. In these times of turmoil and upheaval it is a comfort to read from the Book of Life and find strength. Amy Du- deck meditates upon the Word