Inglewood Christian School - Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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Edith Newton .... Pat McMullin. . Evelyn Hurdel . . . Jean Widick ..... Margaret Saltus . . . . . . . . . Chairman Assistant Chairman . . . . .Annual Editor . . . . Kindergarten . . . . . First Grade Elizabeth Kabelitz ....... Second Grade Barbara Purvis . . . Dee Kopf ....... Phyllis Miller .... Phyllis McFadden . . Alice Backus .... . . . . Third Grade . . . Fourth Grade . . . . .Fifth Grade . . . . Sixth Grade . . . . .Sixth Grade Jean Bradach . ..... .... S eventh Grade Deloras Yamell . . Carolyn Brann . . . Dorothy Thomas . . A ' gn f H I , -V . .... Seventh Grade . . . Eighth Grade . . . .Eighth Grade K iiivl -A The End 0 2 2,17 9 t .4 l ,if : 3 l M Ly of is f l 1 f 1 J ! X K-A Z 1 a Hard Yearis Labor 1 ',fq lf 14.5 , 1 1 vyb 4 Q4?7Q9i7ff 4 , . , Room Mothers ff 5 ,. 1.3-jg

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.42 . yi C. E. McClendon, Superin- tendent, Roland Welch, Robert Hurlbert, Ray Partridge, E. A. Day, Walter Warstler, Ralph Hamon, Minister. The SCHOOL BOARD, composed of the eldership of the Christian Church of Inglewood, serves as a policy making body, and while not administering the school directly, has the iob of seeing that it is properly administered. The school superintendent serves as professional advisor to the board, and the church minister serves as spiritual ad- visor. Another factor giving immeasurable aid to a smooth running program is a concerned and cooperative group of school parents -- especially the mothers. The contribution of this group, though unofficial, does much to lighten the load of the administration and teachers and makes the work much more effective. In this day of ever increasing iuvenile and world problems our attention is drawn to Proverbs 22:6 which states, Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it. As never before one can see the necessity of a Christian faith. Truly our freedom and our way of life tomorrow depend upon what we do with our youth today. Satan is willing to pay a high price for them, we cannot afford to do less! Steven Stambaugh, Lindo Moore, Emily Young, Marilyn Jensen, Miss Sunklerf Carol Martin, Patty Davis, and Steven Roth. -M The purpose of the STUDENT COUNCIL is D to be a help in the governing and bettering of our student body. Setting up such com- mittees as safety, clean up, paper drive, etc., as well as assisting the faculty and principal in any way, are some of the duties of the council.

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