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Home— A Tranquility Base f r Home is tranquility base. It is the nest where one finds peace. It Is the base from which one can venture out into the un- known; then, safely return to its confines. Home is a haven behind the lines, free from the cannonading guns of a demand- ing society. Home is the resting place where little fears and unpleasant mem ories can be forgotten. Home is the cen ter where cruel wounds and hurts of bat tie to with the patience of those who care. Home is where love and intimate friend ships are spawned. Home is where the fond memories of one ' s life are stored. Home is the leeward shelter whose face is turned from the blast of the biting wind. Home is the birthplace of one ' s heart and one ' s dream. Brothers always fight, but sometimes the fighting is in fun. Leonard Manus and his brother Stev have a regular scuffle as part of their daily routine. Finding time each day to dine together is a problem in any active home, but Sue Taylor, her mother, and her father think the family feeling at the dinner table is north the additional effort.
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Teaching her little brother, Jacque, how to talk on the telephone, Condra Leach enjoys her big sister role. 12-Student Life
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!; «; ,,-.=?- Churches provide more than just a location for Michele Cade and Robert Taylor listen from the Luella Lovell prays with many other Americans Sunday services. Alma Chapman leaves Pilgrim choir loft as Robert ' s father plays the organ in that she may someday live in a world of peace Baptist after a weekly youth meeting. the Sunday morning church service. Belief— For Peace of Mind We hope that one day man may live in a world in which he has conquered the hunger and illness which has plagued his race for generations. We hope that one day man may live in peace. We have always hoped for that which seems impossible. We have wished, because we believe that we will receive the aid we ask for in return for our following. The right held most dear to Americans is the right to worship. Whether this takes place in the synagogue, mosque, chapel, or in the privacy of one ' s heart, prayer and meditation contribute an essential part to one ' s daily life. Believing that the many wishes man has expressed throughout the ages will be an- swered may be just the thrust that is needed to overcome the pressures of mod- ern-day living. A„L r Personal devotion and meditation give some students a break in their hectic lives to the past, present, and future. Craig Ellis spends a few minutes alone reading the Bible about who he really is and what he will do. contemplate and thinking 14-Student Life
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