International Bible College - Torchbearer Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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SE IOR ET1-mr. ANDRUS Caldwell, Idaho Hostess 3 Assistant Dean of Women 5 Lift up your eyef, and Ioohon the field.r,' for they are white already to htzr1JeJt. Uno. 4155.1 LESLIE BREITHAUPT Archie, Louisiana Oh Lord, that I might not limit thee as did Ixmelf' CPsa1ms 78:41.j ROY BREITHAUPT Jena, Louisiana Fight the good fight of faith, ltzy hold on eter- nal life. fTim. 6212.1 HAHJ' ,,i. V ,W mga -'L-L, , um 4 Q

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- Y- Z-., ag ,.,-. ,f -,- . :Yee mt Z fr' .5 - Q: , H52 QE: in in ii W... w w 'iiflla . f . . . in wg L, Z E : CLASS H STORY HARVESTERS! Harvesters! Harvesters! was the name that was on the lips of a group of freshmen students, for it was the name that they had chosen for their class. That was three years ago. Yes, that was three years ago. As the school doors flew open that fall, a group of sixty-six came from the north, south, east and west, representing fifteen different states. Classes started, and so did a process of sharpening our sickles. We learned that, though we had various personalities and characteris- tics, we were moving as a mighty band to invade the harvest fields of the world. By the second semester our number had grown to seventy-eight, and we were glad to welcome our new classmates in our ranks. The weeks flew, and before we knew it, the final tests were over, and we were on the brink of campaign time. That which we had heard so much about was now here. Our place of operations for that year was New Braunfels. After arriving, we set up housekeeping and got down to business in a tent revival in coordination with the morning house-to- house visitations. The Lord blessed, and we had a glorious time together in the Lord. Then we shipped off for San Antonio again for convention, packing of suitcases, and a final Goodbye to all. October again, and time for the HARVESTERS to gather back to l.B.C. for another year of learning how to use our sickles more effectively. With anticipa- tion in the surroundings of the new campus, the returning group of thirty-six wondered what the year had in store for them. We busied ourselves in activi- ties and studies, and felf the blessing of the Lord as the year went by. Once again it came time for us to get cots, dishes, and clothes, packed up and ready to UGO. The campaign this time was held in Velasco. How God did bless! After two weeks of wonderful services, we returned to mournfully say goodbye once again. Well! We made it. Seniors now. Twenty-two noses were counted as we took our places in the senior class room. We were all ready to settle down and make the best of it this year. As we approach the end of another glorious year, we, the HARVES- TERS, are looking forward to the time we shall return from another victorious campaign timeg and then to the great harvest fields of the world with a brandished sickle in our hands and the words of our Master, Put Ye in the sickle in our hearts.

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S 'ms-f SE IOR ROSELLA BURN!-IAM Yakima, Washington Choir 1, 2, 5 Orchestra 1, 2, 3 Annual Committee 1, 2, 3 Missionary Committee 2 We cenxe to bleu when we cease to bleed. HUGH CAMERON Indianapolis, Indiana I will lift mine eyef unto the hills from whence rometh my help. CPsa. 121:1.j ROBERT COLE San Antonio, Texas Secretary of Sunday School 3 Bus Driver 1, 2, Supervisor 3 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Children Work 1, 2 Not al the top hill climbing.