Truett McConnell College - Gannetaha Yearbook (Cleveland, GA)

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Seeing fhe Iarge waved, we fke fkes Waafer nal-Chrielg ao help us the vision of fner a world a reality. us to the Christian our power to bring about of opportunity for all. not only our duty but hard, to the utmost to 'make the most of ourselves great things for humanity and for Thee. Help ussto see the necessitylgi of the second mile, not being content with doing anything short of our Make us to see thatoufffworld can never becomes a better place until service above self. Teach us always to think first of others that in we may rise above our own selfish interest and thus help bring about kingdom of gg, .M p And, 'oh God, as we look upat the stars, as we hear the song of the , birds, and as we behold the beauty of flowers and all growing things, help us to see Thee clearly in all and know that only when men everywhere turn to ' Thee as their Father and Guide, will love take the place of hate and Christ 2 be found in the hearts of men. - A-L . -wb,-sw . ,ssemmwp

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If we could bestow one wish on you, lim sure it would be thisg Your life would always be sunny With never a Cloud or mist. You would never know a sorrow, You would never lmve ll cnreg Your path would be strewn with roses, There would be no cross to bear. But your future is GoCl'sg He'll take it, direct it, And make it a part of His plan. We pray that he will ever bless and keep you As only the Father can. To Miss Mnllis, the one who has helped to instill Christian Character in each of our lives, to one whose life has been an inspiration to every student at T.M.C., to one who is always kind, thoughtful and understanding, to one whom we love, honor, and respectg we proudly dedicate this 1953 edition of the Gannetaha. 386660, tion

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n emoriam MRS. C. E. BARRETT True Nobility Who does his task from day to day And meets whatever comes his way, Believing God has willed it so, Has found real greatness here below. Who guards his post, no matter where, Believing God must need him there, Although but lowly toil it be, Has risen to nobility. For Great and low there's but one test 'Tis that each man shall do his best. Who works With all the strength he can Shall never die in debt to man.