Fresno Pacific University - Portal Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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1 student QouHcll The student council, .1 representative group of the student Association, meets every Mond.iy evening to discuss various problems and activities affecting the students. The council sponsored the purchase of 120 Hymn Books for our chapel services. The Thursday Chapel is planned by the student council, the presi- dent being in charge. Manv rich blessings have been received during this hour. B. Warkcntin. V Re This year we have been able to en- large our book store to save the stu- dents valuable time in buying then- text books. We feel that this is an important factor towards the im- provement of our school, ' hat makes it even more profitable is the sale of candy, ice cream, school supplies, and a few other handy articles, which, of course, seem to be easy sellers. For the first semester Frank Johnson was in charge of the store, then it was taken over by La Verne Rcttig for the second semester.

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l] iJp mfmoAAA Week Bible Emphasis VCeck, held during the first week of tha second semester, is one of the outstanding events on our school calendar. This year it was on January 30 through February 6 when we were again privileged to have Dr. Vi ' illiam Evans as our main speaker. His morning messages were expositions on the First Epistle of John. These were followed by mes- sages on Practical Christianity by different speakers. Mr. T. R. Nickel brought a message on The Ministry of the Christian Public School Teacher, Dr. M. Guedj of the Memorial Baptist Church spoke on The Ministry of the Evangelist, Mr. Ed Janzen presented the opportunity of oi the Christian Business man for witnessing for Christ, while Dr. Jen- kins brought a challenging message from God ' s Word. During every evening Dr. Evans brought inspirational evangelistic messages based on the Gospel according to John. Truly rivers of Living Waters were sprung up in our hearts as wedrank of His precious Word. DR. WILLIAM EVANS The Chapel period truly comes as a time of refreshing after two hours of classes. The Monday Chapel is a time of special blessing as the students testify of experiences in their Christian Service assignments. Fac- ulty members, evangelists, ministers, missionaries, and musicians have challenged the student body with their messages. The Thursday morning Chapel is presented by the students themselves. After a refreshing drink at the spiritual stream, everyone feels prepared to return again fo the abundant work that remams to be done.

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Bob Suderman. EJil Bob Sude Kopper, A Rev. Arthur G. W.Ue Adv.. Bill Re Bus. Mgr.. Dorothy ' 7 te Po dal tajjlj- Layout of the dummy, picture taking write-ups, engravers and printers deadlines, cover design, proof reading, all this and much more brings back memories of the many hours of work and fellowship spent in producing this book. We would like to express our appreciation for the art work donated by the differ- ent students. As you look through these pages and recall the glorious years spent at His Pierced Feet, we hope you will be inspired to lead others to drink of the Living Waters. Bill Reimer. Mclvin Nikkei. Dorothy Kopper. Nettie Quiring. Bob Suderman. Lois Epp. R,v Arthur G. Willems. i