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7 l Q6L6!Ql'lf 5 Qffddge . 'f MX-X X NO BLIND SPOTS The name of Calvin's student yearbook-PRlSM-has had a long and happy history. Only the initial venture in 1920 bore another name. The name PRISM was ushered in with this editorial reflec- tion: We hope that there always will be light in our school life to analyze and that that light may have the quality which a Chris- tian spirit alone suppliesf' That was a good thought, a noble ideal. Pray that it will always be apropos. ln a sense, the PRISM is merely a record of light reflection or refraction. The student, not his yearboolc, should be the prism. lzlowever, he can be a Calvin prism only if in him light is caught up and refracted. This is possible only in the context in which Christ himself uttered the following beautiful parable: lf the Whole body therefore be full of light, having no part dark, the whole shall be full of light . . . . The light of reason which God implanted in men, encrusted in disbelief owing to sin, rekindled by the regenerative power of the Holy Spirit applying the redemptive work of Christ, is the light which should illumine the whole body. This light of truth lights your lamp of learning. This light, caught up in you, exposes by prismal refraction and reflection the whole of you as a Christian student. The quality, having no part dark, does not permit blind spots, but demands an intense and uniform diffusion of the God-given light within you. ln other words, you can become a Calvin prism only if you by the grace of God say, The Lord is my Light. Q e f WSWS... g
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DR. WILLIAM SPOELHOF At the apex of the college Prism is the President. Character- ized by strength, integrity, and drive, he has polished his mind, his personality, his spirit so that his reflection of the Light is clear and steady. The President is the symbol and representative of a college. Dr. Spoelhof fulfills his task. 6
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