Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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mofiuafin ua fo wifnerid l Q ! -T R1rc1'd1 Seelje .tpakc fz! Mid- ilfortring prrzier meelifzg unit Bill Rnof! 11 tri rim- mng lcwfcr IUCN! Bible Cltlfrcb. flfrrzrlfetf' by Curly Bffft turd 7Q'11rft1'ji'. frfr all gotjvel fctwz 0IIIf47g . Tal-:ing its place as one of the most important phases of Academy spiritual life, junior League rnet each Tuesday night with lively, yet thoughtful singing, ringing testimonies. and inspiring mes- sages. More uniting than this. though. was the time spent in prayer-prajer that re- sulted in victory and blessing, One of the functions of League was the telling of the Saviour's love to others through the gospel teams. which wen: our on Sunday nights to various churches in the vicinity. Besides giving valuable experience for future service in the l.ord's work to those who took part. it provided a wav for those who heard to hccome hettef acquainted with the Academy and its Christ-centered program, Our .lraiizw 'Jfitffl fluff ta rirflvfi .lo Rice. Carly Buis. Rollie Gcrstung. Rullv Qeelve. Grate Aldridge. Grace Allen, Bill Roo--t. Coach Hills was sponsor.

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i li si l .L 4 -MDW - - ' IXIXIX CEDRIC SEARS, director of Cbrcugolafzd Youll? For Cbriit Ullldfle 2rzi1gic 4 f2lt1rk lzgblu--brnzzgbf will Ike glory of mirzemli ln rm rifnjwt letfon by flzwrz Hoffmwz. I 0Ifl'l iAQ QZTOFCJ -barn ana! fo men, The theme of our hearts that in all things I-le might have the pre-eminence has been carried throughout each day, highlighted in our daily chapel session. These, how- ever, were more than programsg they brought the challenge ol lives exhausted for God in India, America, China, South America-lives empowered by the Spirit of God to do great things. Among these were Dr. lldman. Dr. Wftilter L. XVilson and others. Also included were many of our students' parents: Rev. P. H. Holsinger and Dr. Harold R. Seelye. Rev, Milton B. Lindberg, Mrs. Paul Frie-Qlerichsen, Mr. W. G, McCartney. A series of films including Dust or Destiny and The God of Creation was shown with great interest and blessing while programs planned by various classes with student participation proved to be not only interesting hut also rich in spiritual values. The Lord has been gracious in this and we thank I-lim? C. WC Sleflmmzg. txjlctl nz UM Ttftt.::f-zur: lon. 1 1 um iz tft!fq'1V1f'1f. rI'u..'- . 2. I I QUE. Nr-si,

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Ulf Acme 6U'l6! 6LLl 06L --.-L.. Chords and discords which burst early each morning from a con- servatory practice room revealed a new addition to our Academy campus. The Warriors for Christ quartette could then be found rehearsing its role in our League activities, preparing diligently ibut usually at the last momentj, for its next gospel team activity. Pictured above, Paul Rie- mann ffirst tenorh, Wayne Lundy Csecond tenorb, Bill Roost Cbari- toneb, and Dave Bayert Cbassb work out a new arrangement. Artist Weldon Bedell portrayed The Sinking of the Titanic for the League audience. The chalk-talk illustrated that people in gay ignorance were plunging into a hopeless eternity. The Christian is sent to give them Christ and save them from their peril. If the warning is un- heeded, they shall find, as the passengers and crew of the Titanic, the day of sal- vation is past, and they are lost. ff 1-i 4 HV n wg, With this great challenge in view, League helps to support the Hydenburkes, who are missionaries to Iran. Also, this year, League sponsored a book drive in order to assist missionaries to establish a Christian college in the Philippine ls- lands.