Broadview Academy - Encore Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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Elernor Janowski answers the telephone while Miss Davidson checks a recorcl sheet. Luana Wfml- cott has just typed lim-garden la carte cle la Franci- . . . Voici Paris l' an-xii' REGlSTRAR'S OFFICE Annabelle Davidson lieffistrar, French, English 3 FRENCH CLASS f Parlez-vous francais? -f Oni, je parle francaie tres bien. Do you speak French? asks one French 1 stu- dent ol' another. And indeed, when Miss Davidson is through teaching a French II student, he may answer proudly, Yes. I speak French very well. But. not only does Miss Davidson teach French and English, she also is the Registrar. Before we become seniors. we see this familiar office many times - whether we go there to straighten out an absence. ap- ply for one of tho3e wonderful free days, seek help on our correspondence course, or just drop in to say a cheerful hello to the Registrar.

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Mrs. Norman R. Hallock Accountant Flccounting Department The mysterious precision and accuracy of figures cause many of us to regard the Accounting Department and its workers with special awe and admiration when we think of our own inability to add 2 plus 2 and come out with the proper answer. The efficiency with which this office hums is reflected in the person of Mrs. Hallock who supervises the helpers and acts as accountant. VVhether we are securing a class permit, calling for mail, or receiving our monthly statement, we can note with pride that our requests are handled with pleasant efficiency, a quality we all seek to emulate. Mrs. Hallock, Joella Drury, Nancy Ellis, Duane Rozema, and Faith Van Arsdell

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gi ,.gnul ' R. Willard Wentland Bible, History, Pastor Through the pages of Ancient, Bible, and World His- tory, the men who lived in other days pass in review. Here our minds are taught to learn by the experiences of others who walked the way before us. Here our problems and those of the social world are presented - and God,s solutions are applied. This time spent in gaining a loving trust in the Au- thor of the Bible is the best preparation for Eternity. In our Bible classes, we apply ourselves wholly to the scriptures and the scriptures Wholly to ourselves. Here We fulfill the purpose of a Christian educationg for it has been said and truly so, that Education is more the development of power than the mere accumula- tion of facts. FINCIENT HISTORY BIBLE DOCTRINES