Glad Tidings Bible Institute - Annual Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Garsulus, Cris Hadden, John S. Hawes, Hattie L. Howard, Mildred S. Jaeger, L. VVesley Jensen, Ruth O. Johansen, Gustav K. Johansen, Mrs. Lucille H. Johnson, A. Lillian Kennedy, Thomas Kinkade, VValter E. Kirk, Alice Levantouyeli, Apollo Meiswinkel, Laura N. Morrison, Beulah M. Murdock, Nlary Nilsen, Joseph VV. Orn, Theresa A. Rake, Guy H. Reynard, George VV. Rokes, Charles Romp, Florence M. Rosenblad, Ruth M. Ruedger, Albert J. Rynning, Louis O. Rynning, Mrs. Selma Amun Silveira, Anna B. Stewart, Helen B. Stewart, Helen L. Skogholm, Olive V. Thompson, Mary L. Turner, Betty M. Wesema n, Lulu E. VVeston, Donald VVilson, Harriet Porter CLASS OF 1928 Alford, Fred T. Beard, Frank H. Boetteher, Wt-sley A. Busecke, Leone Conn, Mrs. J. I. Cdeceasedj Coughran, Murrell F. Day, Elbert Day, Mildred Eason, Myrtle Estes, Mrs. Mary Fliflet, Elizabeth Grinnell, Bailey Gygax, Karl M. Hauser, Bertha Holm, Helen Hughes, Asa E. Judge, Vernie Kummerfeld, Theodore Lassegues, Emil Leon Lassegues, Pierre Lebeck, Clarence E. Lewis, Violet Pierson, Emma Reckard, Florence Renish, Mary dsen Cglumni Scott, Myrtle Strickland, Bernice Volen, Hulda VVilson, David Hamlin CLASS OF 1929 Alexander, Mrs. Violet Amundsen, Lena Anthony, Josephine Anderson. Agnes E. Anderson, Esther C. Bender, Christian J. Bender, Mrs. Cora Berger, Florence Borst, Lawrence Buchanan, Effie M. Clausen, Ruth Cruz, Manuel L. Denney, Mrs. Susan Alice Dorner, Mrs. Cordelia Drugin, lNlrs. Alta Elliott. Mrs. Lydia K. Galoyich, Mrs. Flora Gomes, Albert Gomes, Helen Grafstron, Dagny Grindell, David Gustafson, lNlrs. lda Tacker Gustafson, Harold Hoff, August Howard, Mrs. C. B. Howard, Lucille Karsten, Frida M. Kunkel, Edward VV. Lebeck. Marv Kearns Lewis, Nlrs. D. VV. Logan, Thelma Long, Mildred Dingley Nlarchuk, Mrs. Frank Minogue. Marion Nlolvik, Arthur T. McCall, Mrs. Lottie lNlcCarty. Mrs. hlae Nathan, Mrs. Louella Nelson, Verne L. Nussbaum, Hannah Nussbaum, John J. Persing, Ely Persing, Mrs. Ely Pierce, James Marvin Rehb, Elsie Schuller, Joanna Siler, Mrs. Myra Grindell Smith, Frank VV. Smith, Mrs. Frank VV. Splinter, Gertrude Urrea, Mrs. S. A. VVallmark, Sigurd VVilson, Ben P. Wilson, Ruth Ziessler, Robert CLASS OF 1931! Akers, Mrs. Elisabeth Balliet, Emil Berglund, Martha Blair, Laura Blocker, Mrs. Ethel Brain:-1rd, Gladys Brown, Leah Buller, Melvin Collado, Pedro Z. Christenson, Marie Cook, Ruby Cooper, Clay A. Cooper, La Vera Cornett, Emma Doyle, Homer M. Foster, Atwood Erickson, Dorothy Gourley, Joy Grillo, Rr-se Hansen, Ruth Herlerlin, Lee Hines, George Hines, Oscar Huson, Allie Byron Jones, Vera R. Killin. Paul Lambert, Alverda Long, Lamer Loree, Laura M. Matson, Lulu Jane MeKiddy, Faye Miles, Martha Miller, M rs. Gladys Minogue, James Moore, Jesse A. Olson, Mozart H. Parker, James Olin Parker, Paul L. Pearson, Emmy M. Peterson, Paul L. Rabanser, John Radley, Harry Rauhut, Gertrude Richter, Raymond Rueck, Katherine Sanderson, Victor Schneider, Arthur Secrist, Lois Senior, VVilliam A. Silva, Ted Silva, Mrs. Hazel Clark Skepper, VV. F. Skondin, VVilliam S. Soper, Ray R. Sorenson, Signy Spencer, Gwendolyn Stauffer, Fred B. Tacker, Frances Thompson, Wendell Thompson, Mrs. VVendell VVarwick, Harry VVilhite, Carl VVilson, Mrs. Ruby Crismon Tliirty-fifue

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My Impression of Glad Tidings LAD TIDINGS will always remain in our hearts as the place where we met with God, where our hearts were melted with the tender heart of Jesus, sharing, as it were, His joys, sorrows, and humilities. It was here where we came in touch with that Blaster who once trod the shores of blue Galilee-who climbed the ascent to Rlount Olivet to pray--who trod the winepress all alone for you and me. He who walked the rugged road to Calvary. bearing on His back the sin burden of the whole world. Here we have learned of some of the sacrifice He made for you and me: those days of deep loneliness and humiliation, of the great and infinite sacrifice can we not speak without tear-dimmed eyes. The sacrifice that Jesus made was the greatest this world has ever known, or will know. The song writer has well caught the true meaning of the sacrifice and love of Jesus in these words,- ln heaven above, was light and love, Un earth below, was sin and woe, God saw our plight, sent forth His light. And turned our night to noon-day bright. YVhat great lessons we have learned here from Him. He, who for our sakes became poor, that we through His poverty might be rich. Not of this world's goods, but of the riches of glory in Christ Jesus. How unsearchable are the riches of Christ, and they can be ours if we will only seek after them. Precious stones are not found on the surface, but under ground, obscure, and hidden. It means much hard work and digging, but when they are procured, how valuable and precious they are. So we have learned that the richest blessings come not from all that is easily acquired, but from the times of trials and difficulties-the valley experiences, where we have to get down on our faces before God, and seek Him in earnest. But thanks be to God who giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. Glad Tidings has been a place of communion sweet at the feet of the Blaster, hours of weeping before Him, letting Him melt our hearts with His tender love, until we lay in complete brokenness and yieldedness before Himg in full contrition to Him and His service. And as we let Him speak to our hearts, we can say. Have Thy way, Lord, and we are lost amid His holy and divine presence: and we can see no man, save Jesus only.'l By CARRIE joruxsox Tlzir'ty-sew: I