Atlanta Christian College - Harvester Yearbook (East Point, GA)

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IIARVESTEBS 0F YESTERDAY Alunnni BEST TURNER WILLIAM linuxxun BEST, A.l3. . . . . . . . . . Allunlu Christian Collvgo lilAlan CLAY Tunxlcn. AB. . . . . . . . . . . Iluinm Ciu. Florida Not pit-lurvdz EM DEBORAH UHI-jl-ZN. Puslmfs Assislunl Cvrliiivulv . . . . . Allamlu, Cl'urg'izl RUBY MNH'II'I GIHIVFIN HI1lerIInuI Wnrkz'r's Cvrlilirulv . . . lfasl Point. qurgiu Service Men OHVILLIC AMOS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army THOMAS C. BIu-Ms'l'I-zn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army Hmnin DAVIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A . . . Army JAMES Hmmn In mix . . . , . . . . . . . . . . Signal Corps PLI-ZMAV Vows . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army Wuxrlcn Gmswom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army WILLIAM IC. HADDEN . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army C-uumm, Iimle l'IliXDHHIKS . . . . . . . . . . . . Coast Guard C. J HIiNDliHIKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army Air l'urrv JACK HCGLIIHC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Army HENRY Ammxn Momus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Arlm Clunmcs Tunml: Mnnxn . . . . . . . . . . . . SignuHIurps HI-IHIHCRT T. 511 Imn'Ax'r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Xuvy These men hun- rw-ciwd ulluulJIv Cln'isliam lminin;r ul llw Allzmlu Christian Culley?

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HARVESTERS9 ALMA MATER SONG Hail, Atlanta Christian College Hail. Allanla Cllrisliun Cangv! .zllmu Qllulcr. luu'l! Clnl'ious icicl'l'ics by lll Y pmlion: Honor nc-cr In fail. Reason for lho juillz Irillu'u, us We lmvv lmruwl from lime. Non: upon llw Roch unslmlrml Wt? xllall cuvr I10. Cmnprmnisv shall nmrur su'vrzw cho From Ilu' Mm llmu'sl lu'urrl Charged upon Iluw by llI-V .l'muulcrs From God's Holy 1,0111. Hail. Allrmla Chrisliun Cullagr'! .Hlllu. Illulvr. luliH Cluriuux ziivl'rivx lu' llzy lmrlinn: Honor IIv-vr In fail. Cnmujsz May lh-y vlusxl'nmns 017W vr'lm Willi Ilw Cnspvl lruc. 11ml lily suns am! duuglzlers praise Mme, Hail. 1111' Cold and Blue! Words In Sarah Pn'slvy Bnnlhxmnl, Tu lllo lulw of Amm- Lisle. 0 r

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HISTORY OF HABVESTERS 0F 1943 As we now stand at the pinnacle of our endeavor 0f the last four years and look up unto gltho fields white already unto harvesfa we realize that our work is just be- ginning. It is with some cxultation that we comprehend our accomplishment. It is with great happinvss that we are able to review the safe way through the journey of life, not only for ourselves but also for others. Being accomplished Seniors is not what we had l'undly imagined as ltiroshmen. An altogether different feeling pervades our living. mu- not of incalculable pleasure and satisfaction, but rather ono indicative of thv seriousness ml. the responsibility required of men and women whose aim in life is the winning: of souls to Christ. Our t-lass. which was l'urmally urganizcd at the beginning of our Sophomore year, t-lmsv linr its colors, i'ml aml white; its flower, the red rose bud; its mottu, gTorward for Christ. 011v nl thv most joyous experiences as Sophomores was the purchasing ml the lil'st st'html sweaters. Our Junior war was a pvriml of metamorphosis, one of transition from unsettled llilltllH ol' tumult yvai's, tn the greater vision, broader viewpoint, and larger expecta- tions so universally attrilvulml to Seniors. The outstanding feature which we enjoyed as Juniurs was the banquet which we gave in honor of the hrst graduates, the class of 11:2. This, the longvd-lor war of nut life, has come. As we leave the college halls, let us all rommnlwr that the greatest achievements come to him who realizes most fully that his vllit'imu'y l'ur acquiring: success is in doing the thing nearest at hand in tho wry lu-st way hv knows. Thus will be benefited not himself alone, but his l'ollowman. home, state, and muntry. Therefore, let us march forward for Christ as harvesters into tho fields of the world, thrust in our sickles, and gather the souls of men unto lilo eternal. PEGGY SWAFFORD. 10