Multnomah University - Ambassador Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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unior add Elmer Taylor, president: Al Gage, council representative: Dorothy Berndt, secretary-treasurer Ianet Davis women's council representative: Al Palfenier, vice-president: Rev. Custis, advisor OCCUPY 'TIL I COME Luke l9:l3b There are several things with which the Iunior class has been occupied and blessed during this past year. First, We are happy that We have had the privilege of helping to initiate the new campus. Then, We have been blessed and thrilled by our studies in the Word of God as His faithful servants heve opened it to us and have helped us to grow therein. We have found as did the Psalmist, The entrance of thy Words giveth light. We feel a deep debt of gratitude to the members of our faculty for their services, and We are especially thankful for the faithful advice of Mr. Custis, our class advisor. Finally, our occupation with Christ has been the most precious and the most important part of our past years here at Multnomah. Even as the Lord has stressed the value of Mary's devotion over Martha's labours, so We pray that We may never become so occupied with our labours that We lose sight of Christ. if IUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT

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