Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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QEastern JBaptist QEnIIege ST. DAVIDS . PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE. MURRAY a-asoo To the members of the Senior Class: As Commencement day draws near, that time when you will receive the degree for which you have so long worked, I want to be the first one to congratulate you. During the several years we have been together, I have come to know you not only as a group but also as individuals. I well know how much it means to you to have reached this new milestone in your lives. Actually this which seems the end is really only the beginning. I say to you with Renan: Youth is the discovery of that immense horizon which is life. You possess this divine treasure which is your youth. I cannot imagine any.spectacle more fit to captivate at once the enthusiasm of the artist and the interest of the thinker, than that which a generation of young men and women show forth when they go to meet a future all vibrant with impatience for action, with their eyesights set on high, with a smiling and high disdain for deceit, their souls purified with the visions of the rebirth of human hopes. You entered the gates of Eastern to learn, and you will go forth, no matter in what task of life, to serve. It is my earnest prayer that no matter what you do or where you go, the Lord will use you to shape a world and a society in accordance with His will. The road ahead will not always be an easy one; but I know that you will have the courage to fulfill the task, how- ever difficult it may seem at first glance. You will find this strength and this courage in the faith which you possess. I have faith in you and in your strength and I know that Christ enthroned behind the bastion of your inner life will brightly smile upon you in future times, even though you still work in shadow. ' It is my deepest wish that the idealiSm, love for higher values and the striving for excellency may never depart from you but rather may increase as the years go by. Yours in Him, 8M? Ti FKM'tMS Enrique J. Martinez

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FOREIGN STUDENTS The student body at Eastern Baptist College is grateful for the opportunity to know the foreign students who attend the college. The close relationships which we can develop with these students in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities helps us to better understand the history, attitudes and hopes of people who live outside the United States. Contributions to our social and cultural life made by these students are greatly appreciated. We know that their college experience will be meaningful and beneficial to them as they have helped make it meaningful for us. Sharing spiritual experiences with them makes us more deeply aware of the reality of a world-wide fellowship of believers.