HONORABLE MENTION (GROUP II )
Franci Boker Joyce Cox Wilma Crook
Vanita Harrod Fay Carol Haynes Donald Hicks
Ruth Knippers Russell Steel
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FIRST PLACE - - -GROUP II
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TO HER OUR SONGS WE RAISE" by Ruth Miller
Bong! Bong! Bong! Bong! The chimes ring out their song, the red light of the tower sign flames out the message, and even the wate r tower gives a gracious welcome. These are symbols of Bethony-Penie l College standing and shining for Christ and sending out its glad message far and wide. It is here that you _con pray with other young people and see them mode whiter than snow; it is here that a leader hardly dares open a service for testimonials for fear he will not be able to stop it; it is here that the students knee l in prayer after breakfast to ask God 's guidance throughout the day; and here where so many means of spiritual food ore provided through prayer meet ings, Gospel Teom , Missionary Bond Yeo, team, fight! Basketball and football odd excitement and thri l! s to an already busy week, as red-and-white or blue-and-gold clod teams corry the game home to victory. Midnight-oops, I mean eleven o'clock feasts in the dormitory on lost Sunday's sack lunches; Fine Arts recita ls, when you dress in your Sunday best and try to improve your cultu re; classes under Christian professors who really wont to help you; all these ore a port of what Bethony-Peniel College means to me. I walk down the path from Bud Robinson Hall to old Bresee, and somehow my heart is happy, for all these young people ore my friends -some of them running to get to class on time, some of them strolling along just for the fun of it, all of them with a happy, peaceful look. Yes, there is something different about B.-P. C. campus. SURE, IT'S A LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN, THIS BETHANY-PENIEL COLLEGE!
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