Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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Xk 5lh2'.i61ra11tf'l W P EDITORIALS RIGHT ATTITUDES Two prisoners looked out through their bars, Une saw the mud, the other the starsfl The most determining factor either in the life of an individual or an in- stitution is the attitudes assumed. The ditterence between the two prisoners was their attitudes. With the same environment, one grovelled in the mud. the other lived in the heavenlies. There is nothing more essential to our success and welfare as a school than the maintainance of right attitudes-attitudes that are the result of careful investigation and well-formed judgments, attitudes in harmony with the XYord and Spirit of Truth. Especially is it important at this formative period in the school's history that eaeh person within it be extremely careful of his own attitudes. For the positions that are taken, and what is done now, are creating standards and customs that shall do much to course the future of the school. There are certain attitudes that I sincerely hope our school shall ever foster. One of them is that child-like approach to truth. Another, that the Bible stand- ard of Christian perfection is the true measure of Christian life and practice. A third is that cheerful, optimistic Christian attitude toward life. The last and most important is that true greatness exists in that unselfish devotion to the cause of Christ and the welfare of others. I can wish for the school no greater blessedness than for the liordls tavor to follow in these attitudes. In our preparation of The tilt-anis we have with ttod's help endeavored to make it a book that will help to mould attitudes in sueh a manner that will be for her highest good. --GLENN HAHN, Editor. THE ANNUAL IS GOING AHEAD In these days of keen competition along all lines, and strenuous business activities, we are learning a little of the effort and persistent push that it means, even in getting out an annual like the beautitul The Gleamsn that you are now holding in your hands. We have had the keenest delight in helping to make this annual, the more so, because of its spiritual nature, teaching not alone of the life that now exists, but eternal life. Giving not only a hint of our earthly nature, but our nature Which, when renewed, is akin to God. So that in our talk to men about the make-up of the annual, and its contents, we have had good Christian reasons for pushing the business and financial side of this book. It has been a constant pleasure to have the privilege of working with fine Christian young folks and our very worthy President, Reverend C. G. Taylor, who made up the staff. VVith gladness we recall every kind word, the will- ingness to help and the co-operation we have had, the noble response of our sales students, but above all else we have appreciated the splendid Christian spirit which has prevailed throughout, as shown by each in their effort to help put out this book in the interest of l rankfort Pilgrim College and Theological Seminary, which school puts God, His word and full salvation truth at the head of all its work. -CLARENCE MAC DONALD, Business Manager. -9...

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