The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Os pel Ceams THE KING’S PRAISERS One of the main works carried on in the school by the students is the Gos pel Teams. These groups represent the college as they go forth and therefore they are of the highest caliber. This is of course good advertising for the school, but much more important than this is the fact that young people are learning the thrill of leading the lost to Christ. VIN STAFSON, Marimbist eer eee THE TRUMPET TRIO PAGE 64

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Treasurer The Foreign Missions Fellowship has sup- lied speakers this year to challenge our chool with the needs of Japan, China, urope, and many other fields. Sometimes it as been by picture and other times by the ooken word, but it has always been a mes- 1ge endeavoring to give every student a lissionary vision. It is a great thrill to be able to see our own tudents led to the foreign field. The latest ne to go was Clarence Furman, president f last year’s F. M. F. who is now working in laska. An important work of the group is the rayer fellowship. Dividing into separate roups they pray for the field in which the ord has interested them. The Lord is using our F. M. F. as never efore to open our hearts and minds to the eed of the lost souls all over the world. OT 1a) Wl Lees sol Wiel neue Mice e), pips) Cut it ene Miceli 6's) fe. alg etuat inv “a oy rite ae la ewe Ne ieee lia) 6) emai enmel ren fou sem eMalmelies ia) i¢) Sie) e sell (oh vet tah letutent val leit bh ie). ei,) bove: ve PAGE 63 HOMER C. McDANIELS DONALD BOND YVONNE SMITH LOIS FRY Cire ey ip Ale oie Ome) oURe tetra) Ue. FA lemon et, si is ial eiriey Lol 16) vial ca) ber ian Mel fe moe Corresponding Secretary

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THE KING’S HERALDS THE KING'S THE BRASS QUARTET PAGE 65 aide KING'S CAROLERS