Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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fhe joy of giving Giving has become a tradition at L.A. Baptist. This year, as in the past, the Spirit- ual Life Committee, sponsored by Miss Black, chose to continue their tradition of joining with World Opportunities and Mrs. Betty Arthur Brown to provide a Christmas party for inner city children. The Christmas Project is one way in which students are able to show their love for Christ. It also reminds one of the great ministry Christians have to a needy world. In the weeks proceeding Christmas stu- dents donated a variety of presents for dis- tribution among the children. Friday afternoon, they boarded buses for Culver City to deliver their presents. Greeted by shy smiles but a warm welcome. Baptist students became big brothers and sisters for the day. The climax of the after- noon was the dramatic entry of not one, but two Santa Clauses (one of whom was none other than our own Pierre Bain). The chil- dren then lined up nervously anticipating their gifts from Santa Claus. Seeing the expressions on their faces as they opened their presents completed the day. Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every nation . . . Matt. 28:19 CHRISTMAS PROJECT 55

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X .v, rf -, 1. Mrs. Betty Arthur Brown, director of Christ- mas Project. 2. Food anyone? 3, Don ' t waste paper! 4. Fit it to size. 5. Give me a C-H-R-l-S-T- M-A-S. Alright! 6. Awe come you guys. 7. Anxiously awaiting Santa ' s Arrival. 8. I ' m dreaming of a white Christmas . . . 9. What do you want Santa to bring you this year? 10. Guess what Santa has brought you. 54 CHRISTMAS PROJECT

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chess mates Everyday at lunch in room 224 approximately fifteen senior high stu- dents gather together to eat lunch, lis- ten to the radio, and occasionally dis- cuss the strategy of Chess. The purpose of the two year old club according to Mr. Mangnall is to learn and enjoy competition and to behave with dignity in the face of defeat. 1 . Cory Eells contemplates a move. 2. The Cal- cutive Chess Club. 3. Ranger Rick leads the flock. in fhe Hmelighi Assemblies were presented throughout the year to build school spirit, encourage students to become involved, and promote yearbook sales. The cheerleaders presented their usual array of creative pep rallies including a trip to the Wizard of Spirit, their version of the 1 2 days of basket- ball practice, and an almost live pres- entation of the Gong show. Again this year, the students viewed the other side of the Scroll ' 78 staff as they enacted an imaginary scene from the future. The annual yearbook skit culminated with information on the purchase of a yearbook. The assemblies were not only informative, but entertaining and pro- vided a welcome break for students. 4. Look at them hambones, Tom Thompson. 5. Tough competition in Almost Anthing Goes assembly. 6. Screaming ' Seniors! 7. Bubble, bubble, toil, and trouble. 8. Dr. Paul Bennett to emergency. 56 CHESS CLUB ASSEMBLIES