Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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51112 f5lPf1mH 4 OUR TEACHERS SPEAK Q e9 V-M Ea PRESIDENT C. G. TAYLOR: It is a living vital faith that holds a person Steady in the midst of all things. PROFESSOR GREESON: ,Christian character is not developed in flower beds. ci PROFESSOR SMITH Hoe your row clear to the end. 3 PROFESSOR BODLE: Think boldly. Speak modestly, Be considerate of all. PROFESSOR HOBSON: If we seek to honor Jesus in our recitations, He Will fl honor us with His presence. 53 rs ,,., gy Q G G7 Ea C5 EQ P' iii Q fi 5' Q9 S? ax pp Go E' Q3 v P JZ , K9 BQ G3 MISS STUART: Ilm going to heaven no matter what others do. If We are 9 saved and sanctified the fruits of our lives will be upbuilding in the Work C9 of God. ' E, Q MISS LAMB: It isn't the great things we do that counts, but it is the motive fy of our hearts. MISS NORDEN: I want to live a life that convinces.. , Ci MISS BRUCK: I want the Lord to take me deeper and deeper in Him. g gi PROFESSOR SANDBERG: If our lives were but more simple we would take Christ at His word and our lives would be all sunshine. -22-

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W5S3k6EQQ6Q55E25M Hww5S3k6EQQ6QSS25K Q' College Graduates 'Q 3 Q C'liARICNCIfl W. MAC DONALD as? . . is tlwosso, ll'lll'lll,2'2lll G5 o , CQ Major: lidueation Degree: A. B. 5 Q Q C9 liife work: Aeeountant S5 . -4 g'Jl 'l'ho' modest, on lns uneinharrassed brow Nature had written-lGentleman. Q P Mr, lllai-enee Mac-Donald, Uwosso, Mich- igan, iour l'hristian liusiness gentleman and College aeeountant has along with his enterprises and home interests, persist- fm antly and faithfully gained a Husiness, High Sehool, and College education, Q taking :ulvantagre oif various institutions: Nliihle Holiness Seminary , Owosso, Q Michigan, Hllleary lifollegew and the, State Norn1z1l at Ypsilanti, f'Kings- Q wood , and 'fl+'rankfort Pilgrim College where he graduates. Mr. lVI'aeDonald has had experieuee teaehing' in Puhlie Sehool. His sober mind a11d eautious speeeh and praetieal experienee eonibine with other qual- ities to make hini a nian of eounsel. Poised, inodest, gentle-spoken, responsive QQ to that whieh is nolrlest, he tests experienee and seeks truth, patiently persist- Q9 Q ing in his eourse. r fax . . . , . , In a tnne when Christian husiness-nien and gentleinen of fine spirit are Q not nunierous, we feel honored to have had hiin among us. Would that God Q Q eould eall out of the world and inotlernisni niany another sueh as he for His P QQ' glory and the godly direction of husiness for His praise. K, Vlle, as a school, are Wishing and expecting' vietory and sueeess in all spiritual and business lines to Mr. lllaeDonald. g Q Q Attempt the end and never stand in doubt, Nothing's so hard, but seareh will iiud it outf' Q P WZZESQQEGQQZKESQQEGQGQZFSQQHGQQZZES ..24..