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A» «.»..».■ ..,..,..i..i.. .. . . .1.. •« -» «■ ' •• ' -■ - • ■ ' ■• ■ ■ ' • ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' •■ ° ■• ' ' ■ 7he e e Remember some of these fellows from years back? Left to right they are: Vernon Thomas, Glenn Gryte, Lt. Fred Baxter as he spoke in a recent chapel service, Moises Gonzales, Charles Lewis, Paul Fountain, Clyde Bergman, Charles Dean Edgar Doerschler, Deron Terzian, Charles Wikoff and Charles Rutan, Roy Searle, with the Canadian forces, and Lt. Max Ling. La Sierra College alumni, all-and servmg their country . . .
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mat m M . 7m ie m soM I HE last chord of the organ has faded into silence, a chapel service has begun, and still the seat beside you is empty. For a moment you wonder, then your pulse quickens and you understand. Scat- tered throughout the assembly many similar, silent tributes of thought salute the realization that one more classmate has been called to the colors of his country. Has he been forced to leave his school and his quest of knowledge behind? Of course not. Rather, in his own heart, he has taken a port of us with him. He is another light that La Sierra College has sent out as a luminary of the new dawn of freedom. Another graduate from the school of intellectual pursuits and thriv- ing ambitions into the nobler art of lift- ing men from their forced ignorance and bloodshed into the light of liberty and into the embracing love of God. What he has left behind is a bit of that fire which truth and right alone have kindled within him. We, too, must strive— with him — to make this temporal world a fit place in which to dwell and to explore those New Horizons of soul-winning. We must be, even as our servicemen are, so alive in Christ that our influence will appear be- fore men as a phosphorescent light- more vivid when all around is darkness. t t t
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TOP: Everett Kellogg, Eugene Wornygoro, Welton Estey, Damosio Mono, Ted Butler SIDES: Melvin Stevens, Myron Hood. BOTTOM: Jesse Flock, La Sierra ' s C.M.E. Soldiers, and Dick Melendy stationed in India.
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