Cornerstone University - KUMI ORI Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Seniors GE.RRIT CETON Fruitport, Mich. One-two-ihree-four years. That seems to bo the rate of speed they passed. Four years of the sweetest fellowship we have enjoyed. After spending nearly half of our alloied years of toil in a power plan! as engineer, it seems precious to come to a real Power Plant where Gcd is the Engineer. In rhe former place His name was generally used bias- phemcusly. Here at 8.T.S. it is used only in praise. A fuller revelation concerning Himself — for this I praise h‘m. For entrance into a richer, ft ler deeper spiritual experience, my heart responds in gratitude. Fellow- ship with Christ my Lord, with saints of like mind; what more could anyone desire! Even now a tinge of sadness appears. I I miss my pal who shared the radiator with me — the qenia president who always had a solution for the problems we presented — the smiling registrar who answered our gripes in kind the godly instructors who so patiently dealt with our short- comings. Never can we forget the Interest they exhibited toward each individual. It has been a precious four years; a foretaste of the time when, once more united, but this t me face to face, we can srng His praises together. Fond memories will recall the blessings of this grand experience. May God shower His choicest blessings upon the school and upon a who are row or will be in the future connected with it. Man because of his creation in the image and likeness of Gcd has the potentialities of spiritual thought and serv- ice. As I loci back upon these years in the Bapt’st B’ble Semirary. I believe we have together been thinking after the thoughts of God. These have been happy years, and they were such for they have been spent in His p°esence ard with His author’tative Word. am grateful to the many who have made h‘ school possible. They are not the ones who receive diplomas out are the h dden saints and unknown churches of cur district. ! am grateful also for the teaching stai of our seminary. These men who are called and equipped for this work of cooperation with God are makinq fishers of men. What mere can J say? Only this: f am sorry it is over. I look forward to eternity when we can do more thari just see through a glass darkly. • 14 • VICTOR MATTHEWS Byron Center, Mich.