La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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. . .what man should do. i'ln Christ there is no east or west, they sang. But cast disparaging glances at the girl and her dark companion. The youth will finish the workf' they said. But behind closed doors: How nauseating this long hairll' i'We are saved by grace, they said, and added another tick in the small black book. Love Cod and do what thou wiltf, they said. And did thelatter. i'Cet high with Codf, they said. But came down at the sight ofthe little old lady clutching her hymnal. But in the night, two or three wrestled with convictions and found confort in each other. With the dawn. one poured out her thanksgiving in song. One shared a meal with some one who was lonely. Others paused and made the noonday holy with their prayers. One spoke the truth though it were easier to keep silent. One went without his supper to listen to a friend. At even, on the far side of the hill: the sun's last lingering rays touched the carefully-wrapped New Testament hidden in the crevice. wax a