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

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Cadet TKiVuiefK Vuniafi Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away. James 4:14 The sudden death of Cadet Marilyn Dunbar brought this to mind. She had dedicated her life to representing the Light which had come into the world to overcome the darkness. That Light had taken the darkness out of her life and well did she witness to that fact. Music was her might. She had need to apologize to very few for the melodious strains which she created with her brass companion, the cornet. To her, music was a means of witnessing to that Light, conveying not only a heaven- ly air, but a heovenly message as well. Yes, we miss her and realize that her death means a great loss to the cause of Christianity. But because we have placed our trust in God, rather than sorrow we will rejoice over her witness and the lives which she has brought closer to the Lord Jesus Christ. She arrived at the end, faithful. May we each strive to do the same.

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OniicU 0 SenwiCe . , . We are soon to be launched into an Orbit of Service. To where, for how long, and under what conditions, we do not i now. m But we are assured that we do not go alone nor need we ever taste final defeat. For our strength and our guidance comes from no one less than the cosmic Christ. May we always be constrained to launch out farther into the depths of His love, and achieve ever greater orbits of faith.