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

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THE FRESHMAN CLASS Come! .... Tarry! .... Go! In these three great commands of our Savior, the aim and purpose of the Fresh- men class is found. Come to study His Word! Tarry for power to serve, and go to tell of His great love. This most reasonable and yet greatest challenge of all ages has been heard and accepted by many. Such names as Martin Luther, William Carey, and Dwight L. Moody stand out among those who have taken up the cross for Christ and gone forth to arouse a sleeping world to its privilege. The Freshman class of 1938 have answered the call, they have come, they are tarrying and in due time an army of recruits will go forth to carry the gospel message come, tarry, go FAITH EYER, Class of ' 40 dk-i ' t LA

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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 : ,

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Of) } tin I Staff EVA R SARVOLD Editor-in ALBERT KNUDSON Associate Editor WHEELER ANDERSON Business Marc MAE TAYLOR Art Editor ' 1 ,i V y, ,