Brown Military Academy - Warrior Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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LUWEH SIIHUIJL IIHHISTIA EL B ,V Furs! Row left to rught Ragland Skolfueld Chaney Hope Coates Hulbert Adams Second Row Taber Johnson Hoffman DeMasu Parr Fnetas Thurd Row Klaue Payne Thorpe McPherson Rossbach Kuser Evans Gluharcff Mr Kntchcn Clubs are formed by those ofa common Interest Lrkewnse the Chrnstuan Club IS made up of boys who feel the need of fellowshnp wnth other Chrvstlans and want to be numbered wnth the Chnldren of God The Scrnptures tell us not to forsake the gathenng of ourselves together As members of the body of Christ Chrustuans must learn the Importance of unity the Importance of church attendance un the enrichment of thezr Chnstnan character . J K A 4 A Q 'F - I . 1 6 '1 ' 0 uv! ' T .. fe K . vi ,V R , 4 X1 T . . .. ,X . t T . ' A ,, , ,.0 .M-Lf! .,, ' 1 I I

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IIHHISTIA EI. Left to Right Front to Rear Wallace Hicks R Shell Evans Green Burkhart Early Thomas D Hough Snebrlng Yabroff Buck Lynton Flannery Smythe Brown T Jones G Michaelson Smith G Cook Stone Hacks T Bailey Dawson This year continued to be a very busy one for the members of the Christian Club. Among the Club's many activities was the presentation of the Nativ- ity Scene to the schoolg spon- soring af our Annual Mission- ary's Weekg a trip to the snowy as well as several outings at the Brown School for Girls in Glendoro. Our officers for the year Richard Hicks President Wil lnam Wallace Vice President Steve Evans, Secretary Treas urer I I I I 1 ' 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 '1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 -1 1 -

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I TEH AMERICA III. B R475-A f' ,, Ps' V Atl' N J 5 it W1 B6 Bw X17-X First Row left to rnght Hlcks T Del Pmal W Lagos Debbaudt Pavon Yagues Del Plnal E Second Row Karlsberg Salusbury S Jerome Thomas D Bennett Mnchaelson Banley Mr Downs Hodges J R Clay The obyectlves of our club are parallel to those of the Spamsh Language Department generally outlined ln purpose as an approach tothe lnterpretatlon and understanding of the cultural contrlbu tnans to clvlllzatuon by that language, to become famulnar wuth the muslc, customs, llterature, has tory, and phllosophy of natlons speaklng It and especlally wuth our Latnn American nelghbors Actnvntues of our group are directed toward sponsornng and attending some worth whale programs at entertaunment and enlnghtenment wlth artlstuc and cultural presentatuons of Mexuco and other Spamsh speaknng countries Our mam project for the semester was the attendance of a theatrl cal performance at Padua Halls Theatre nn the company of the Spanush Club from the Brown School for Glrls at Glendora Selection of actnvutles IS made sc as to help most effectlvely to brlng about and work toward the goal of a well nugh perfect understandnng between the Spamsh speakmg and the Engllsh speaknng peoples of thus hemrsphere, and the development of lmproved unternatlonal re latnons wlthm the framework of contmental solndarnty based upon mutual respect and understand mg We prepare for services and offer our help nn establnshnng such a crlteruon as a basis for guld ance nn unter American assoclatlons