Southwestern Adventist University - Mizpah Yearbook (Keene, TX)

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I 'ill' At odd and sundry times you were summoned to appear and were posed hither and yon by a stat? member or two and - always - MlZPAH's congenial photographer, Gayland Davis. You were forever hearing of picture schedules MIZPAH proofs copy deadlines, You saw staFl members conferring together rushing madly being secretive. You wondered what it was all about - Now you know. l Urgent and mysterious missions sometimes called Editor Ann and the MIZPAH sponsors, Miss Lindber and Mr. Crawford out of town' S 1 1 but you never thought they looked as if they minded a bit. Associate editors, Stella Ramirez, Jimmy Sasser, and Lou Ann Fick EARN their right to see a preview of the new MIZPAH cover, in case you wondered why you were denied a peek. 26

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RICHARD .IEWETT M. V. leader FRANCES VOTAVA Assoc. M. V. Leader Perhaps you were one of the many enthusiastic members of the M. V. Executive Council. If you were, you need not be told of the ambitious plans and proiects of this group. As you left a well-filled basket at some needy home, you rediscovered the ioys of giving. Don't be too sure: had you been one of the iuniors listening to Don's story hour, you might have almost fallen from your chair too. Missionary Volunteer Tranquil floating melodies tor soothing registration frets, Opportunities of service for bringing self-forgetfulness Power in fervent prayer united and a heavy burden lifted Organ-watted reveries in quiet I I Sunset Meditations H All these are yours tor treasuring Your M. V. memories. i ewnnui1g,mwm ' rw 3.11: