Vanguard University of Southern California - Centurion Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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ULo r o s c o p e NAME OF SHIP HOME PORT CARGO PORT OF CALL Phil Gibson Framingham, Mass. (the erudite East) He moves on — dark, marvelous Outward bound for an ' un- and inscrutable known destination Norma Benjamin Persia A high soprano voice and a For the Harbor of Better I of anecdotes Church Music Ruth Thatcher Sacramento — it ' s the capitol 1 Tracts and cheerful smiles Pickaninny Land Bob Lyon City of Roses — Pasadena Flaxen curls — and a Chevrolet Singapore, via the Sea of Matrimony! Minnie Bruns Lcdi — up in the San Joaquin Valley Student, secretary and charm- The Harbors of Heathen ing personality America May Shaw Sunny Calffornia A big smile — a fertile brain For the Haven of Children ' s Work Don Lehmann Oakland — a suburb of Los Angeles Tousle-headed and basket-ball China — picking up Cargo in conscious San Diego! Lois ' Ma i Depp The Riverside Etes is the range. Nimble are The Hills of Home. Teaching the fingers. Dextrous with the American pagans dishrag Becky Inga Callao, Peru Senorita — dark eyes, and Now loading for Lima, Peru curls — big accordion Whee Anderson Taft — where oil well: gush Tall of stature — long of wind Getting up steam for Louisiana Dorothy Henrich Larry Hudlow City of the Angels Way out West in Ar- Kansas Enigmatic — silent in class but Afric ' s sunny fountains knows the answers A volunteer in class Oklahoma, via Salt Lake City Eva Sarvold The frozen North — Seattle Norwegian proverbs — pencil in India ' s Coral Strand her hair Betty Stevens An Angeleno Big, blond and happy. (Shades Setting sail for the Volga of the Shepherd Class) River Everett Devine Shatter (20 miles north- east of Bakersfield) ' Father ' what words of wisdom The Preacher, His Life and you speak! . Work Vasili Hurbace (Herbiei Oakland — a small village in the North A Russian in whom there is lots Full speed ahead for the of motion Oakland Mud Flats ' Dorothy Aldinger Cleveland — on Lake Erie Speak louder, my dear — your At anchor — waiting for sail- thought is good! ing orders

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BETTY GRACE STEVE S . ' -,, Cal- rnia ons I thor and finisher of our faith. Hebrew I DONALD FORREST LEHMANN China called unto the fellow- ship of His Son Jesus Christ. I Corinthians 1 9 s RUTH NAOMI THATCHER Home Town: Sacramento, Cal- rnia Field of Interest: Africa My presence shall gi thee and I will give thee rest. Exodus 33:14 CORA MAY SHAW Home Town: Torrance, Cali- Field of Interest: Teaching ■ i to the trust also in him and nail bring it to pass. Psalm ' iii, ,, . :v

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■% 1. Si I Iff f THE JUNIOR CLASS A desire which was created in our first year to know Him better, that we might more successfully make Him known, has been satisfied in a measure during our second year. We have contacted God in an intimate, personal way through prayer in the etness of our rooms. As a group we often sensed His presence with us as we voiced our praise and lifted our petitions to Him. Through study of His Word, our hearts have been illumined and we have revelled in the riches of His matchless love and infinite grace. Our very real acquaintance with Jesus has not been a disappointing one! Our vision for service is steadily increasing, and, as we make preparation, we realize there yet lies ahead much land to be possessed. As a class we press forward m Christ singing as we go: 0, deeper yet we pray, And higher every day, And wiser, blessed Lord, In Thy precious holy Word. REBECCA TINGLE Class of 1939 r l i , 1 : ,