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

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K! F. . tv is The Flying Club with Bro. lleicksou as advisor is u part of our school once again this year. Lessons at greatly reduced rates are offered to those of its mem- bers who as yet do not have their license. A miniuiuni of eight hours arc required before one is able to solo and a license may be had after forty hours. Each mem- ber has his part in keeping the clubs plane in operation. Flying presents a rich field for consecrated workers who wish to spread the Gospel to the ends of the earth. 49 A-als-is .. W FLUIHG HBE TIDE Gene Neilsen - Bill Nelsen Iulcs Ballas Orville Clark - Thelma Strawhorn Mabel Sprinkman Ben Kuminerfeld STAFF - - - Editor Associate Editor Assistant Editor - Managing Editor - - Typist - - - Typist - Faculty Advisor

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VETEHHIVS CLUB Originating four years ago with the intent of benefitting both school and individual needs, the Kan - Doon Club functions among the veteran students of Clad Tidings. One of thc greatest ambitions of this group, the creating of en- thusiasm and the raising of funds to build a new, better-equipped school, has been realized. This year they have helped many students stay in school by furnishing them employment either in office work or landscaping or otherwise seeing that their needs were met. The club strives to bear others burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christf' Having marched victoriously under the Stars and Stripes, these united vet- erans now march victoriously under the glorious banner of Christ.

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CLHSSES '4! Conducting Class 31 New Testament Ambassador Choir Missions