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

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utistory of the Gflabaster Jjox Two years ago in the Southern Californ : a Bible School there came into being the Alabaster Box. After much deliberation and prayer, this annual was published with three definite objectives in view: to present a cross-section of Bible School life, to tell the public about the advantages of the Southern California Bible School, and to carry the gospel message to people who would not ordinarily at- tend church or read religious literature God has placed His signal blessing on our efforts to meet these objectives under His guidance Especially gratifying has been the way God has used it as a soul saving medium. In its travels over the world, as it has come in contact with students, pastors, Christian workers, and missionaries, it has left a trail of salvation and blessing. This year 1200 copies have been printed — an increase of 40% over last year ' s circulation. In order that the annual continue to be the financial success it has been in the past, and to fully pav for itself it has been necessary to carry out a comprehensive sales cam- paign. Don Lehmann was chosen as sales manaqer, being assisted by Lois Depp, Mae Belchar, Marilyn Meyers, and Mrs. Florence Mason. Walter Thompson and Don Price were appointed to take charge of a well organized correspondence effort contacting alumni and for- mer students. These students armed with pencils, charts, smiles, encouragement, and backed with much prayer, have conducted a most successful sales campaign This committee met with a whole- hearted response on the part of the student body As we students have given of ourselves in the publication of this annual may the 1938 Alabaster Box be a means of ointment poured out upon all those into whose hands it may pass.

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