Monterey Bay Academy - Cypress Bough Yearbook (La Selva Beach, CA)

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FIRST SEMESTER-Sitting: Mr Srfkfand cc' ' :g 'l:.:.5 2.12: :rf E, ' Standing: fc 'b'.' '.'.'?..te 'ani .-172.. Zlfcins rnarq ' 'ed-fldrs Moffatt! SECOND SEME'STEReFront Row: Mr H fftris Eickinl CTL? ,liri- IYYTJI Kuianir 1, Mzry Eus'::.:Z. Back How. f':x U -1, V' ',-,V ,fi If f !I,,X Sofia Bc-:.:z, . B . . V ' ..f'1Z!tl. ,rzfltrirg sz: tr.: fun-d ,,. . I t owlftt, Miss Teilt, x FIRST SEMESTER-Around piano: ffzneue Seyle, Mrs. flow,- I ..1.n17 KQYZ ...yrin A Ftorrue Qiab, '17,-,' P.grt.rt.,r, Foy 'A'fv SECOND SEMESTER Back Row: T3 V: Abit, ,. Pun if: .ffel ' rs, -oaa:.:,'1 Front Rovv: 3f'.LZ'z I 5464454 Sedan!! These helped us ta raise our voices in praise to our Creator eacn Sabbath rztorning as our rninds were pointed back by secretarys report, far away by the mission story, to the present by the lesson study and for- '-'ard to the preview of the following week. How We enjoyed the variety of rnusical numbers! Wt? ' The Sabbath afternoon song service, the comfortable seats after a long, brisk walk to the woods or to the beach in Gods beautiful out-of- doors, the opportunities for the development of student talents, the Bible quizzes, or the guest speakers, all merged to bring us to a fitting close to another Sabbath day, in- spiring us to new heights of en- deavor each successive Week. 1 1 0 Md 'W Car horizons were broadened, our 72' hearts were extended to include N 3 . tfose in the lar-awa',' places of ,.a 'xch b earth who are carry1rig this gos- J S pel ta all the world. Letters re- ceived and read, the f1rst2f::id , experiences if returned znissifg- 1 ' f:r1f-s, l-cxzdied ix our own he' KN ..-f- 'll tz.-of f,f'5'.1f'f' to x are ctirseivesf t ser'.'1 H1 cv-fr 12. .iir,.. ,ri of . . rf-I ocean where he midi.. cal.,

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,W-.- Mary Eastman, organist Mel Rub, chorisier Darlene Bliss, pianist . . D y K ' s , ii . 'QL And our speakers tonight are Dick Way, Louanne Waterman, Ianice Conte and David Preyern And now our theme song, 'Christ For Me' U Yes, Pll be back next week