Hesston College - Lark Yearbook (Hesston, KS)

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Ti F I E s F R nhfg le ig, Q ill iggl its it -ni, it :lg - iii :li 135, .1 5+ were WAN ff g, mg' is Q. . QTL ann fig iii ....- -2 is ....... .... .Mk ' in .......i.. ..-,-.-f.,....- I0 i The Children of lsrael groaned and murmured about their lot as they wandered Through The wilderness. The maiority report said They could not win The promised land which God said They should enter. The minority report representing about 1612, of The committee said The land could be conquered. God was on The side of The minority. When we are in God's will even the smallest minority is a maiority. The people who did not want to pay the price to enter into the land of milk and honey were willing to settle for second best. They wanted immediate security, precarious Though it was. They were willing to accept partial victory, when to have followed the cloud and pillar through dark- ness and storm would have brought the total security God wanted them to enioy. As you students leave the Hesston College campus please do not compromise your value system. Never settle for anything which is second rate on the Christian value scale. Keep before you long time goals not easily or quickly attained, goals which will test your moral. fiber, but which when attained bring inward satisfaction. God has so much for us to do and so little time to do it that we simply cannot afford to waste our time on second-rate goals. qt ' R- f-l...,aa: President

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LE DER HIP for Ot fgreatj importance is the Training ot will power and determination, as well as the cultivation ot ioy in taking respon- sibility. -ADOLF HITLER

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The search for the meaning of life has fas- cinated the inquiring mind from the begin- ning of historyrSince then, in spite of the accumulation of knowledge over the centuries, the philosopher's task of understanding The nature of man has become both more formi- dable and more frustrating. In the face of this experience, modern man may decide that life has no meaning. Another alternative is to persist in the search for the meaning of life with heroic determination. A still larger dimension is added by Christian education, which accepts the help of Revela- tion in understanding the riddle of life. Dean of Instruction ali-manga., College is the time for many things. Friend- ships will be formed, many of them for life. Proverbs 18:24 reminds us, A man that hath friends must show himself friendly. The beautiful friendship of Jonathan and David is an example of a self-effacing one that lasted through times of great adversity. This story should make us aware of the many oppor- tunities for beautiful friendships that come to us during college days. Let us not neglect them. QQ,d.4,,W,.f Business Manager and Director of Public Relations