Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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,-7 ,1 E 1:1 if I - YB I I M, Study to shew thyself approved unto . God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth. ll Tim. 2.215 FRED L. AUGHINBAUGH A teacher with untiring effort, a loyal devotion to Trinity College, and an earnest love for the Lord is the beloved Dr. Fred L. Aughinbaugh. One of the oldest instructors, he has been associated with the school for a num- ber of years. His heart is definitely with the schoolg and he is continually making opportunities for the inexperienced students to serve their Lord in preaching, singing, and song- leading. Some former and present students were led to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ by this man of God. Dr. 8: Mrs. Aughinbaugh are wonderful examples of daily Christians. lt is a joy to visit in their home where the presence of the Lord is felt. Because of their zeal for the lost, they have formed Faith Church, a small but spiritual soul-saving station in Tampa. Never is Dr. Aughinbaugh too busy or tired to answer a puzzling question or discuss a problemg he is genuinely interested in each pupil. Every day in his classes new truths are revealed from Crod's Word, and more and more are realized the privileges that belong to the Christian in Christ Jesus. ln future years these lessons will prove invaluable in the ministry, on the mission field, or in any other work as the Lord has led. As he stands before a group teaching, his silver hair gleaming, one can see the beauty of the Lord in him. 5

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Wi 1 F? ,kigliffvt i ll N I Q 1 -ini U7 I 'allrllg' ' 'W iwsljn p I M5553 2'-577 i' ' 'in-'I' , I sI!'lV-Ffwl i I i i, fi F g.g:gI tag.:-e I - lg'.l! B ll -- In - 'J , -I ' -.-. ' l A I , .' I., I 1' -. - QI' - I ' i I 'Lp .lx W If ll 'I - ' :2 ' l hgh Si -' ' 74414 gadldew An architect builded a temple, Constructed with care and skill, Pillars and joints and arches Were placed according to his will. Men said, when viewing its beauty: It will stand the test of time -- 5 Great is thy skill, ye builder, But thy structure is not divine. A minister builded a temple, He labored with skill and care -- Placing each pillar with patience, Laying each stone with great care. Invisible were all his efforts -- Few knew of his marvelous plan, For the temple the minister build d e Was invisible to the eyes of men. Gone is the architect's temple -- Its beauty has all t urned to dust, Pillars and joints and arches Are food for consumption, for rust. But the temple the minister builded . I Shall remain while eternity rolls, ,QL For a beautiful invisible temple 'A' Was a Precious, Immortal Soul! -- John Schowalter at-9 u 5152? A 492 4

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lg, .X.,,.... , -ui-vnu-um V Y Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christy Titus 2:13. Dr, William T. Watson, President ,-4 Wand 145ml Me ?fzea6dea1! Words can't express the sentiment of the student body toward Dr. William T. Watson. This brilliant president, who has given every- thing to further the training of young people for full- time Christian service, is loved, respected, and admired by everyone. Outstanding to all is his manner of conducting chapel servicesg his waiting on the Lord before prayer time has a special place in our hearts. lt is not unusual to see him holding one of the babies around school or to see him in the kitchen preparing a favorite delicacy. There is never a problem too small to ask his advice about -- he's understanding in every manner. Earthly goods are not his goal, but he will receive his rewards in heaven, where he will share a part of the souls won by those who have obtained training under his guidance at Trinity College. 6 0 n 'I G a C H 1 d Y Y 1 f w a I T I' 1 t 31 t a A 1 s s e O 8 Y d M w h i o W