Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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“Training for Christian Service’ RINITY COLLEGE W. T. WATSON, D.D., PRESIDENT, CLEARWATER, FLA. AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR -- GRADUATING CLASS - In days to come you will look back with pleasure on the days and years spent in your alma mater. The lessons you have learned at Trinity--spiritual and mental--will greatly assist you in becoming a faithful and useful Christian servant, Life is also a school--continue to study the Word and practice it in daily living. With this, be sure to combine a life of prayer for a fruitful life. STUDENTS - We are glad you are here, Many of you will be returning. Lessons are yet to be learned at Trinity. The officials and faculty of the school have you at heart. To assist you in your preparation for ser- vice for your Lord is our desire, As you return, come praying that each succeeding year will be even better than the preceding one. May you have a fruitful summer as you serve our Lord. ALUMNI - Wherever you are, at home and abroad, there is Trinity. Trin- ity is not confined to the beautiful campus on Clearwater Eay.As I look at a world map and see the countries on many continents where you are, I breathe a prayer for you. You, in your faithful service for Christ, are also making known to the world the type of training Trinity offers. God bless each of you. FRIENDS - Yes, you too are an important part of Trinity life. Without your prayers, your gifts, and your encouragement, this great ministry of training youth would be impossible. Keep us on your prayer list. In the Day of Rewards you will share with the faculty as having had ae important part in making this work possible. The Lord bless each of you. Yours for Youth, President Wrw mw

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DEDICATION For years Mrs. Edith Myers has had a deep interest in Trinity College and its important work. She became acquainted with Dr. Watson back in. 1934 when he was holding meetings in Old Orchard Beach, Maine. She graciously opened her home to students who were there to attend the meetings and thus became more and more interested in Trinity. From then omthe school held a special place in her heart, and it was nine years ago when she came down to Clearwater and became a part of the regular staff. Mrs. Myers is one of the right-hand members of the staff, for she has charge of the book- keeping department and handles all the funds of the school. She also takes care of all the class notes and sees that students are supplied with materials for various subjects. Students do not have to wait long to meet her because her office is the next place they go after registering in the main building the very first day of school. She is the first one to record their names as she receives payment for the month's tuition, room and board and writes the names on the ledger pages. Mrs. Myers has become an established link in the chain of Trinity workers and truly has given her all in service through these years. To her we dedicate this Trinity College Beacon of 1961. A FAITHFUL AND DILIGENT STEWARD. HE TOOK MY LIFE FROM ME HE GAVE HIS LIFE FOR ME HE ‘LIVES HIS LIFE IN ME