Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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'SSERQEQQQESSEEUWYM w5S3k6QQQ6QSiE53 3 6 College Graduates ca 1 1 1 x 1 Gy JESS H. SANDBERG Q 6 J N up .Q Q Lllsworth, Mu-lugan K-A an Major: lianguag'e Degree: A. B. G7 Life work: lllusie and Missionary s 552 39 Who. through long' days of labor, And nights devoid of ease, 59 Still heard in his soul the musie, 53 ca Of wonderful melodies. Go Mr. Jesse Sandberg has been most pe- euliarly and manifestly led of God from his native land of Denmark to prepare for the mission tields. Q J , . . , e . . .. H my Trained in Danish and German schools particularly in navigation, won- Q derfully protected and guided during the world war, Mr. Sandberg heard the is voice of God say, as he stood on the shore of his native land, MG-o to America . it VVhy he should go, he did not know. But he came. He did not eseape even here the eonvieting of the lloly Spirit, and was saved. Even when feeling . the eall of his nature to sea, he was led to a eamp meeting and sanctified. and CQ then to school at Uwosso where on meeting President Taylor he sensed that he C-5 Q was in the precious will of God. E5 CJR . . . . Mr. Sandberg has been associated with President Taylor ever sinee, hav- Qj ing' spent three years at Owosso , three at Kingswood , and graduates from Q Q the college at Frankfort in its first year. G3 Mr. Sandberg has been indefatigable in teaching' mandolin, violin and stringed instruments. He has taken advantage of opportunities to progress 5 in his profession. His skill in languages has been a happiness to himself and M C9 to the schools. His unselfish giving of himself to others must be a sweet frag- Q9 Q ranee to the Lord. It has been an asset to the institution and to individual fy lives that will be better equipped to tune souls to the harmonies of heaven. W .. . W We bid Mr. Sandberg' godspeed in his profession and work. Q, 'tThat's best which God sends. 'Twas His will: it is mine. fo gf' 5 qrf' A5 EQZFSQQQQQQZQESQQQRQQQKFSQQQRQQQZESQ -25-

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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..

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N5SEk6EQQ6QSiE25MfMww5S3k6QQQ6QS5B53 sf College Graduates Q oTTo GLENN HAHN J . , Q Q Usawatonne, lxansas Q 5 Major: Languag-e K, Degree: A. B. tj Life work: Minister When Honor's sun deelines, and VVealth takes. wings, Q Then Learning shines, the best of precious Q ci llllllg'S.H P Mr. Hlenn Hahn, Usawatomie, Kansas, gentleman, student, and preacher, won in : his home sehool an excellent elassieal foundation and the students' point of view. lf? His mental ability out-tripped his years, hut his kmnwledge of the Lord hal- Q ant-ed him. Gy eu Q Mr. llahn spent three years, previous to this year, in school with President Q Taylor and eame with him here to l4'ranktort',. This year has been full of J various duties. the supplying' ol' il pastorate, editing the annual, The lilleainS , and elase work in all of whit-h his patient, kindly, victorious spirit has been an 5 evidence ot' the power oi' Hod. .5 Q The saeeesg ot' the present liseal year has been facilitated by previous ex- gay pei-ienee in preaching, and in the representation of his eollege. J , . .t . . . . Q Q Mr. llahn has done speeial work in lfJXpl't'SSlOll and reeelved a diploma in Q that course last year at Kingswood. P ? The l+'rank'l'ort Pilgrim College will be glad to remember him among the graduates of her first 3 ear. Q t'Not in the clamor of the erowded street, Qi Not in the shouts and plaudits of tho throng, But in ourselves, are triumph and defeat. 925ESQQEGQQZZESQQHEQQQEESQQHGQQQEFS ...g6.. Q