Briarcrest Christian School - Saint Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Mr. Danny Childs 4' . gait: Dr. Stirling B. fPatj Wiilliams As Vice Principal of Briarcrest, Mr. Danny Childs is called upon for various and numerous responsibilities. ln all areas, he has performed untiringly, always doing an outstanding job with an unending dedica- tion. His leadership helps guide our young people to be well-rounded citizens. Former students and personnel alike remember Mr. Childs with pride. With love and thanksgiving in our hearts, we praise God for allowing Briarcrest to have the services and talents of such a fine Chris- tian man. We are, indeed, proud to begin a new decade with this kind of leadership. Our prayers and support are with you, Mr. Childs, because you are so deserving. Mary Martin As Assistant Director of Secondary Education Dr. Williams has many responsibilities on every level of administration at Briarcrest. His knowl- ekdge, literary talents, efficiency, and organizational abilities aid Dr. Wil- liams, not only in fulfilling his administrative responsibilities with ease, but also in working with students and in teaching AP English. He is an extraordinary blend of discipline, human understanding, intellectual superiority, and professionalism. Briarcrest owes much to Dr. Williams for his dedication and hard work. Vivian Kirk Administration -- 9

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Mr. Ioseph A Clayton 1... Wvru MEN TH x - 'S ll IM with ooo ALL THlNQp,o:?l E:su1 T 5 Possum.: i f MATTHEW win' , 1 True Meekness is strength under control. As a Christian leader one must be strong in speaking out against evil and in openly declaring his faith in Christ. Yet, this must always be done with courtesy, consideration, and kindness. This is our principal, Joseph A. Clayton, whom God has sent our way to direct our fine school and the young people entrusted to Briarcrest. For this leadership we are truly grateful. Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as quiet strength. Gloria Clay 8 - Administration ia-N

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