Warner Pacific College - Beacon Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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' -5-1 JZf3T'.:7' ' I 5' ' A591 I .V FJ: . I-iq 'V .., Q 1 ' si 5. :gb Y T ' Q f . 5 z' 5 , 1 ll l l S ,. r-'T' Sacietq The purpose of the Mis- sionary Society is to create greater general interest in missions. The Society se- lects annually a project designed to aid in the sup- port of a phase of mis- sions. This year the Society has chosen to support the i Advisor Dr. Crose, Russell Dyer, Paul Acosta, Mildred Scott, and Neva Taylor. if - -N. JMHQ s Y orphans at the Missionary Shelter in Cuttack, India. A new feature this year was Mission Days, with Herman Smith as special speaker. Veryl and Oakley Miller and daughter visit our Dr. Crose and Herman Smith discuss campus while on furlough. affairs of the missionary field in British 52 Guiana.

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Leoata l-larclt, John Eaton, Miss Lewis, Doreen Buckle. Every student appre- ciates the time and energy the Remembrance Com- mittee spends in doing its part to cheer and console our students and faculty who become ill. The com- mittee by sending flowers and cards endeavors to ex- press the sympathy of the student body also in times of bereavement. Poor Zona is so sick! The committees work is never done.

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m ' Chapel speakers have often been as beacon fires, lighting the way for future service across the world. Planning for such people and the musical part of worship twice weekly is the duty of the xchapel committee. World travel- ers, missionaries, local pas- tors, and visiting church leaders are among those whom they select for chapel services. ,-' r - i- 'A .A 4 11 -,. 'L' E ,.. ,ia ,L il X i i i NT V5 :QQ Zig is eil 5. '5' iii Qi ill ilf 'P it ii Mable Collett, Dr. Gray, Professor Chapman Glenn Miller, and Betty Coffin, - 'lf' X 1, ak gx We M Vern L. Schield, world traveler, en- The students and ministers listen attentively as Dr lighten us in the peoples needs in Gray delivers a fine sermon in chapel South America. I