Brethren High School - Element of Style Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

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gi t X 4 ' t Je Q 2 2 1 X 1 ' 1 , 1 f 2 4 Education is important. We ask God for further guidance through song. Lead on, O King Eternal, the day of march has come, Henceforth in fields of conquest thy tents shall be our home. Through days of preparation thy grace has made us strong, And now, O King Eternal, we lift our battle song. ACADEMIC Lead on, O King Eternal, we follow, not with fears, For gladness breaks like morning where'er Thy face appears, Thy cross is lifted o'er us, we journey in its light: The crown awaits the conquest, lead on, O God of might. 7

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School Board Members Clifford Yocky, Melvin Veale, Charles Andrews, Dr, Charles Mayes, Mrs, Ted Austin, Mrs. William Seymour, Walter McPheeters. Not shown: William Coon, Donald Dyer, Julius Levering. BRETHREN SCHCDGL BCDARD Dr. Mayes, Pastor-Counselor of our school We gratefully acknowledge the labors of our school board. Through their efforts and faithfulness they have made our school a place of Christ centered education in this sin-filled world. They have an in- interest in every student. We all have witnessed in some way the fulfilling of their plans. They have made it possible for the number of students here to increase from un- der 5O to over 350. We are all thankful for their work in meeting our needs and in planning for Our future.

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SENIORS Above: Class President John DeYoung. Upper right: Class Officers: Kathy Harwood and Sharon Patrick, Co-Social Chair- men, Nancy Whittaker, Secretary-Treasurer. Bob Nicholson, Vice President, not shown. Below: Bob and Craig pile up appetizers at the Senior Class Progressive Dinner. lTasted good toolj Lower right: For our one hundred per cent membership the P. T. F. sponsored our trip to the Magic Kingdom. ...ML- We, the sixth and the largest graduating class of Brethren High, can look back on a grand and glorious past, years during which we were given varied responsibilities, along with well-rounded training in various fields. Our high school years have been a time ot tremendous enioyment. We will never be able to torget the good times we have had together. Also, our lives have been built up spiritually by our Lord during our years at Brethren High. The opportunities lying ahead ot us, as Christian High School graduates, are many. More important than the contributions that we have made to this school, Brethren has given us Christ-centered train- ing that has prepared us to intelligently walk in His will through the years to come. Although future schooling and work will pull us apart, we will always have one thing in com- mon-we are Brethren High alumni, members ot THE CLASS OF '57 9' ' ll Q 95' ,qv-'-'v-rv--- 4 2 li '. i : -wr ' M