Faith School of Theology - Vision Yearbook (Charleston, ME)

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CLASS SONG There is a hungry World, O so denied, They stand with outstretched hands, unsatisfied, Bowed down in deep despair, help us, they say, VVho then will meet their need? - use us, We pray. Seeking to satisfy their inner soul, Naked and destitute, outside the fold, Clothed in unrighteousness, no hope Within, O hear their dying Words, Save us from sinf, Thou art our pattern, Lord, the Bread of Life, Bruised for iniquities, chastised by stripes, VVe follow in Thy steps, Thou who didst die, Giving our lives for Thee in sacrifice. Take us, Thou Living lNord, use us, We pray, To feed the multitudes, day by day, Spending and being spent - all, all for Thee, Reaping a harvest in eternity. Class Colors: Purple and White Scripture: Isaiah 28:28, Iohn 12:24 BREAD FOR THE HUNGRY

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CLASS PRESIDE T' F AREWELL And ye shall be hated of all men for my name's sakef, Luke 21:17 Classmates, our three years at F. S. T. have swiftly come to a close and we are now entering Godis whitened harvest fields to reap souls for His eternal Kingdom. As this is penned my mind reverts back nearly 2,000 years ago when Jesus walked this earth. We read where He healed the sick, cast out devils and did all manner of good. Biblical records prove that He eased suffering humanity, yet He was the most hated man the world has ever known. His mercy and com- passion for mankind is portrayed throughout Cod's Word. It was a love deep enough and strong enough to cause Him to die on the cross for our sins. We face a world which is lost and dying, without Christ. It is a world upon which we must look with His love and compassion in our hearts. Ours is the last generation privileged to impart this blessed gospel story. I charge you, classmates, to surrender yourselves completely to Cod and His service. We must be ready to sacrifice for His cause. We conquer only as we yield. Let us be yielded vessels in the Potter's hands. Dear to our hearts is F. S. T., the dedicated faculty and staff, and the memories of our three years. The Class of 1963 extends grateful appreciation to them for their consecrated and dedicated service. Good-by, classmates, and God bless you. May He make you burning lirebrands for Him! We may never meet again down here, but we shall all be re-united again on that beautiful resurrection morning, singing praises around the throne of God. Robert Browne 18

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,,, Y i ROBERT BROVVNE And my speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man,s wisdom, but in demonstration of the spirit and of power. I Cor 2:4 Ability, earnestness and progression can be accredited to Bob. YVith admirable scholastic standing he has headed his class academically. A sense of humor that is appreciated by his as- sociates never fails to add zest to any occasion. As president of the class Bob,' has successfully and efficiently led them for three years. As Rob- ert goes forth, full of faith and the Holy Spirit, he Will be a man of power, accomplishing mighty things and doing exploits for Cod. The best and noblest lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Blessing has come to many as Bob,' and Harriet have blended their voices together in beautiful harmony. GRADUATIN G CLASS HABRIET BROXVNE 'We have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of the power may he of God, and not of usf, 2 Cor. 4:7 A quiet mind and a soul at rest with God. This is a treasure that one should possess and count as a prize. Harriet has learned the secret of peace by trusting God, realizing that true faith is the end of anxiety. Possessing a tender heart and kind spirit, she has a deep concern for those around her. Harriet is Codlike, humble, con- secrated, an excellent student and a living ex- ample that challenges others to be like her Saviour. WVe are assured that the blessing of the Almighty will overshadow her ministry. Many souls in God's harvest field will be alloted her as she continues to yield her will to the leadings of the Lord.