Inglewood Christian School - Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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S T? f -1? 1Z2f wa? Throughout her schooling in Christian A, 1 School, Marybeth Lane has been an outstand- Q ing student both scholastically and in all extra curricular activities. She has many fine characteristics of being a leading Christian citizen and has been awarded the honor of Valedictorian. - Marybeth Lane Eg '55 C l, e Q s af 4 Y li- 'K fm X'- V ' , ,Ag ,ff H.4 1 . 13 1 1 A my , A .1 2? 5 Martha Jeanne Jack Munson Richard Jensen Sharon Baden Stevens Because of an outstanding scholastic standing, as well as being leaders in Christian School, the honor of Salutatorian of the class of '58 goes to four of our fine Christian young people. Wwaan-llc ffl .f ff C Wise judgment, a fine Christian personalit ,f l M' and a high scholastic one l standing are three of Mfw the many outstanding traits possessed by these two young men , f who have been awarded Honorable Mention Z f.. I Charles Putnam Paul Currie M, if