Broadview Academy - Encore Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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CHAIRMAN ' VERY YOUNG PERSON ought to be pre- pared to face the practical realities of life -its opportunities, its responsibilities, its defeats and its successes. How he is to meet these experiences, whether he is to become inastcr or victim of circumstances, depends largely upon his preparation to cope with tliem. - Education, page 7. The above statement explains the mission of Broadview Academy. Here in this school can be found the opportunity for Illinois S. D. A. youth to receive both the inspiration for Christian living and preparation for Christ- ian service. Investigatc the opportunities at Broadview Academy first! J. L. McConaughey J. L. McCONAUGHEY President of Il'inois Conference Betty Oflenbgck and Edith Severs at the information window

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R. Willard Wentland 8 years Mrs. J. O. Ferris '1-fl years Lee Taylor 9 years Ruth Wiest 8 years Mr. and Mrs. C. Roy Smith 19 years Eric Peterson DEDICATIGN

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LEE TAYLOR ROADVIEW ACADEMY is God's insti- tution. It is a barrier against the over- whelming tide of evil that Satan has turned loose upon the world. While in at- tendance here, hundreds of young people have caught a vision of service and have conse- cecrated their lives to the Lord. Their record of hardship, faith, love, and achievement is one of which the Academy in justly proud. Every youth of academy age in Illinois should be enrolled at Broadview Academy. This is the Lord's plan. Let us as members of the Board, faculty, and constituency, unite our efforts to save our youth, let us channel their vigor and consecration into the furrow of the world's great need. Let us place the youth of Illinois in a haven of refuge-Broad View Academy. Lee Taylor PRINCIPAL flr. Taylor dictates to Miss Friestad vhile Dorothy Branum does some filing