Loma Linda Academy - Lomashpere Yearbook (Loma Linda, CA)

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MR P G BADEN Prznczpal Young people rn every day and age have been cr1t1c1zed for their lack of patience for their eagerness to tackle new problems attemptmg new ldeas and establxshlng new precedents before the last projects have been completed We of course are no exceptlons Consequently we must eagerly endeavor to curb th1s unrest rn our natures and substltute the vxrtue of patience The lesson IS clear for us 1f we would but re read the story of job H15 was a pa tlence that outhved all hardshlps slcknesses and defeat but hxs perslstence ln the virtue of patlence was rewarded after many many dlflicult years and he finally regamed all that had been taken from hxm Success IS not always a simple matter of maxlmum effort but a mlxtute of many thlngs of whlch contmued labor IS the base and patlence the bxndmg maternal The elementary Department of the Loma Llnda Un1on Academy has grown to an unusually large school 1n our denomlnatlon and thls IS because of the fnrm belief m Chrlstlan Educatxon It IS our task to provlde outstandmg educatlon that will keep our boys and gnrls 1n tralmng and rn service for the cause of God In order to achleve th1s towermg arm for our students we must provlde depth ln thought and study enrlchment to broaden their aspect of life co ordlnatxon of mmd and hand and above all to achieve the hugh spmt ual contact for themselves and thelr followmen To this our faculty has pledged themselves MR ALEX B STEINERT Elementary Prmczpal

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