Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Io Llou, lllecb ' Each year one of the most difficult tasks faced by the annual staff is that of finding one to whom the yearbook should be dedicated. The nominations are numerous as the students begin to consider the possibilities that confront them. Characteristics such as personality, testimony, love and spirit always play an important roll in the decision. Upon thinking of these characteristics, we feel that the person we have chosen stands among the great ones who have previously attained the goals embedded in these things so important in life. Personality can be compared to the brilliant glowing Arizona sunshine which casts an array of golden color on every cloud that enters the horizon, flashing beauty from every shadow, ' just as the ethereal song of a bird convinces one that the bird IS a bird, the testimony of this one assures us that she IS a DEDICATED CHRISTIAN! Her love is comparable to the devotion of the fragrant odor to its owner, the freshly bloomed rose, still glistening, dew-ladened, in the early morning sunlight. This love comes from many tiny rivulets that begin far back in the centers of love for home, life, people, her school, and pai-amountly, her love for GOD. The spirit with which she lives her life is filled with the willingness to help, to lead, or to do it alone--with no praise expected. Any job, no matter how insignificant or how important, demands and receives full attention until it gets a satisfactory nod of the head. All of these characteristics, sheltered by a philosophy that is effervescent with the objectives of devotedly living Christ in all areas of life itself, make us believe that our decision was a good one. So we, the staff of the 1960 Canyon Trails, dedicate This Annual To You ....

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