Salvation Army School for Officers Training - Sasfot Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ACADEMIC • • ■ hi irnvelling, a man must carry knmcledge )iUh h if jie would bring home knowledge. Samuel JokuMon

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SmfuUcfec , , . The Training School could not function without the assistance of its seven employees. The cook and her two helpers always manage to keep our raven- ous appetites appeased. Parents can perform their duties, worry-free, knowing their children receive the best of care in the nursery. The two office workers are decided assets, as is our maintenance man. Miss Audrey McCloud, receptionist tArs, Thais Steams, nursery care Mrs. Simms, Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Guzmen, cooks Mrs. Gertrude Scott, secretary Mr. Arthur Adams, maintenance 14

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Sefwcutt 0 0inM . . . We, the Servants of Christ, came to Training with many ideals. Some remain while others have been altered. We see that God sometimes works in mysterious ways as He molds the minds of His people. We are thankful for the experiences of Training. It has been almost surprising to us that courses of varying nature can dovetail and form a very substantial unit with definite purpose and direc- tion. We know that equally as methods must change with the times, principles must remain fixed. We pray that God will give us the wisdom and cour- age to take the Army ' s principles and apply them to the challenges of the coming days.