The Banner, Vol. 4 No. 6 - April 4, 1960

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VOL   IV, NO. 6
Student Publication
APRIL 4, 1960
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DRAMA TRIO PRESENTS
CONQUEST  IN  BURMA
Our chapel was recently blessed by
a production of "Conquest in Burma"
written by the able playwright Albert Johnson, and presented by the
University of Redlands Drama Trio.
The play was based on the heroic
lives of Adoniram and Ann Judson,
first American missionaries to the
orient.
The production has without doubt
changed the lives of each person
who was privileged to see it. The
play presented a challenge to every
heart, revealing the great need and
importance of religious drama. There
is a strange quality about a presentation like this one, which refuses to
allow one to forget it. We that had
the privilege of attending this chapel
period will remember the truths presented for many years to come.
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FOCUS WEEK
"Focus Week" has come and gone,
but the REAL "Focus Week" shall
remain throughout the year, if each
of us continues to focus his attention
and heart upon the will of God. We
have been fed the seeds of wisdom
by many able and dedicated Christians, but if they are to grow, we
must cultivate them with meditation,
prayer, and daily Bible study.
I am sure that each of us is better
prepared to find God's will for his
life. Christianity has been presented
to us as practical and applicable to
all phases of life. Many students
have silently and deliberately evaluated their lives, giving themselves
more completely to the divine will
of God.
God has changed our school and
our lives by visiting this campus.
Let's invite him to stay for a while.
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST COLLEGE
RECOGNIZED BY CPPCA
On January 14, Dean of Students, Olie T. Brown, attended a meeting
of The Professional Development Sub-Committee of the California Probation, Parole, and Corrections Association in Norwalk to assist in the planning of a Career Day which was held at the California Youth Center in
Norwalk,  March  9,   1960.   This  meeting  was  attended  by  representatives
 o  from 29 colleges and universities in
Southern California, with representatives coming from the area of Santa
Barbara to San Diego.
Olie T. Brown represented the
faculty at the all-day symposium
staged by CPPCA at the California
Youth Authority's Southern Reception Center-Clinic. There they were
joined by nearly 300 student delegates and faculty members from
more than 40 other junior colleges,
colleges end universities to hear top
experts in the correctional field describe the growing opportunities in
that profession and answer questions
regarding qualifications and training.
Headline panel speakers were Karl
Holton, Chief Probation Officer of
Los Angeles County; Richard McGee,
Director of the California State Department of Corrections; and Herman
Stark, Director of the California
Youth Authority. Keynote speaker
was Glen Wallace, Chief Probation
Officer, Santa Barbara County, and
President of CPPCA.
"A steady stream of job opportunities and rapid advancement in this
field are assured," says Wallace,
"with the population in this area
constantly increasing and the current
rise in juvenile delinquency and
adult crime."
Student representatives of California Baptist College were chosen
from those who had expressed interest in this type of work. They
were Mickey Morgan, Teresa Vil-
iegas, Rachel Bridges, Murphy Beck,
Melton Evans, and Dub Horn.
Students Advised  To
Submit SSCQT
Applications  Now
Applications for the April 28, I960
administration of the College Qualification Test are now available at
Selective Service System local boards
throughout the country.
Eligible students who intend to
take this test should apply at once
to the nearest Selective Service local
board for an application and a bulletin of information.
Following instructions in the bulletin, the student should fill out his
application and mail it immediately
in the envelope provided to SELECTIVE SERVICE EXAMINING SECTION, Educational Testing Service,
P.O. Box 586, Princeton, New Jersey.
Applications for the April 28 test
must be postmarked no later than
midnight, April 7, I960.
According to Educational Testing
Service, which prepares and administers the College Qualification Test
for the Selective Service System, it
will be greatly to the student's advantage to file his application at
once. The results will be reported
to the student's Selective Service local board of jurisdiction for use in
considering his deferment as a student.
H. L. Crane, Jr.
Director of Test Administration