Great Commission High School - Crusader Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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31 THERE'S A PLACE IN THE HARVEST FOR YOU W. P. JOHN W. PETERSON sg ii ii? Q iii ji if ififi 1. Christ is ur- gent-ly call- ing for work - ers, Fields are white- . Yiel-1 your all to the Sav-ior for serv-'ice, Mat-ters not 3.Ah, then has-ten a- way- no de-lay - ing, For the sum- .aisii iii isis E 5315- if ii isis 55353 if if gp there is reap-ing to dog Will you an- swer the call lov-ing if your tal- ents are fewg He can make you a riv - er of mer-time soon will be throughglfieldsare wait-ing-lost sin-ners are if 5 5151.25 iii ggi f 5 'tif 5 as f new broth- er, There's a place in the har- vest for you. ble s-ing, There's a place in the har- vest for you. dy - ing, There's' a place in the har - vest 'for you. is in is of His 5 Ni fi Then-e's a place in the har-vest for you,Qfor you,XThereis reap-ing and . . . 1 .L ff? 5 H Wit? SFU? a a a V W 5. p iii? 3512 iff 553 gath-'ring to dog Qto dog, Do not long- er de-lay, Work for a gmiff 5 gfi ai if in is f stef 5 si fits li 13 Je - sus to-da.y,There's a place in the ha:--vest for you. Qfor you., HAP Nissan Hi It fl ' Men No.2 Used by Permission. C pyright 1950 by Alfred B. Smith in S1ng

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Qmylml-551011 3 ff , '93 4' -. , c 170 396' f t . in Q 913 7' ' . -ff cpaul Q glllluslnsr I 14 I .J -.Q X' ' ence enmlnlu so-ou :president S . N Y 'wut 250i Sires! QCII GO!! uno M 1 DBPARTIIENTS more BIBLE IIl8'I'I'I'U1'l lecturing the Pioneer Ideal the U! Faith lelhed HIGH SCHOOL Bute Licensed 'fathers ROR 6 R A D I B C B 0 0 I. Qmllfled Tachers Christian Atmosphere lil nanloscnsnunt 1 C B C 1410 KC Nursing Devotions I A I hu . . y Uofld Vlslun I P.lI. Daily lanky thru hlhy 1,,.-1-- :Rain 727 oandcreeugsn diana Dear Graduates: lhen the court asked Whitaker Chambers what a Communist ls, he referred to the three men who, as s Communist, were his three heroes. The first was an ascetic Polish Communist who, while he was in prison for the sake of hls faith, insisted on having the task of cleaning the latrines. This, he felt, was the duty of the more advanced, to do the most menlal tasks, and in this way set an example for those who were followers. The second was a Gennan Jew, a revolutionary who was arrested, court martlaled and sentenced to death. In court, after sentence was pronounced, he looked them in the eye, and said tersely, 'We Communists are always under sentence of death The third was a Russian associated with the assassination of the Prime Minister. He was sentenced to a Siberian prison. As a protest against the flogging of his fellow prisoners, he soaked his clothes in paraffin, lighted a match, and burned himself to death. As professed followers of the Man of Calvary, dare we bring to our task 3 lesser measure of devotion! In these days of indulgence and love of ease, as you go forth from the halls of G.C.8., I challenge you to join me ln the fol- lowing prayer of Christina Rossettiz God harden me against myself, The coward with pathetic voice lho craves for ease, and rest, and joys. Myself, arch-traitor to myselfg ly hollowest friend, my deadliest foe, ly clog whatever road I go. Yet One there ls can curb myself, Can roll the strangling load from me, Break off the yoke and set me free. Omcial Organ - THE GREAT COMMISSION CHALLENGE -'-f ' lubserlptlen rats ..- l1.D0 per yur