Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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3 QSIBHIIIE S Academy SOME SCIENCE CLASSES AT WORK Hail, O bleeding Head and Wounded, With a crown of thorns surrounded, Buffeted, and bruised and battered, Smote with reed by striking shattered, Face with spittle vilely smeared! Hail, whose Visage sweet and comely, Marred by fouling stains and homely, Changed as to its blooming color, All now turned to deathly pallor, Making heavenly hosts affeared ! -70- '

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Ambition Used of God NE of the greatest ambitions of life is that of serving' God in an honest and honorable living. Our life should be of the highest purpose and loftiest aim. NVhat we are is of greater importance than what we do. Our ambition Should be to have a holy character. The performance of our aehievernents depends largely upon our own eharacter. A holy eharacter is indestruetible illlfl imperishable asfthe ages. Pharoah's ambition was to rule the world, but today he is only a withered mummy in a glass ease in Cairo, Egyptg but the charaeter of Moses is inereasingly illustrious. Where are the enemies of Christ? Where is the man who sold Him for thirty pieces of silver? Where are those who pierced His fair brow J? They have passed and are gone. But Jesus Christ lives torever! Praise His name! We should have and can have an ambition for a holy eharaeter whieh will stand amidst the wildest storms of life. Napoleon 's ambition was to rule the world. He promised his men hunger, suifering, hardships, and long marehes, but in the end victory. Uftentimes our ambitions for Christ will eause us hunger, suiferingr, hardships, and long marches, to different parts of the world, but in the end He will give us the vietory. It is true, we are going' to meet with trials, troubles, and vieissitudesg we will encounter pitfalls and snares of Satan, but our God is able, lle will take us through. Men of today love money and are willing to undergo sacrifice and spend long hours in thinking out plans how they may make a few more dollars. They have faith in their business. they believe they will make more money or they would have never tried this far. Let us not be behind the business world, but have the same ambition toward Christ 's work. In the material world man has done many marvels. Man has through ambition conquered the air by the aeroplane, the sea by the many ships and submarines, and he has found out many things about electricity. In conquer- ing the air, the Wright Brothers saw a buzzard flying' by, which put in their minds the question, 'tWhy ean 't we make a mechanical bird which can Hy in the air? Without ambition, we would never have had the aeroplane. Likewise, ambition harnessed with the power of God will conquer many things, yea, will move a nation. An humble coal miner, Robert Evans, tilled with holy ambition, under the leadership of God, moved Wales to tears and repentance. Our ambition should always be to live as Christ lived, to walk as He walked, and to be pure as Ho is pure. -Blanche Miller. 3522 -71- k