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Ped ler entctration Our school is piloted by the administration. These people are the ones who help us with many of our problems and give us much-needed guidance and in- struction. They guide us in our journey by helping us to set a straight course; they encourage and instruct us by showing how we shall reach our goal.
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Dyedlianere: We, the students of the Lynden Christian High School, dedicate this 1956 Excelsior to you, our parents. You are the ones who have launched us on this journey of life and anchored our faith and deep con- viction in God's word by giving us a Christian education. We thank our God for placing us in Christian homes and giving us Christian parents, who are interested in our spiritual well-being as well as our physical and mental development. You have sacrificed much to prepare us for our journey through life, and we are truly grateful for your having trained us in the way we should go. God grant that we, as young people, always live up to the training you have given us in our youth; that when we are grown, we shall not depart from it.
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From left: Vice-pre rit H Clarence B ' 0 i sident; Eq i. Bill Nyland, Jake Dew eeringa, Fy 1 President; aard, Joe oyd Assink, Bill Heuser ander Gries Soins e . Vicar, 4 Clary; eels Fis includes our helpful Schaclinncrae ie Dear Graduates: The theme of Excelsior this year is a good one. Pressing on! Young people have a lot of ambition. They want to do things. That is natural and good, for God has created young people that way. So the theme expresses action, pressing on. We also read of that in Scripture. ‘'l press on toward the goal unto the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.'' —Phil. 3:14. It is like someone on the race track who never gives up until he has reached the goal, always pressing on. This is often the picture of life, pressing on and on. Your training at home and church and school has prepared you for this press- ing on toward the goal which is heaven. Those who have heaven as their goal must strive with a holy desire in preparing themselves for this life to come. The calling of a christian is a high calling which comes from above, and if we are to reach this goal we must always be pressing on. It is a continual striving until we have re- ceived the prize in Christ Jesus. Class of 1956, it is your board's sincere desire and prayer that you will be con- tinually pressing on and striving against every sin that doth so easly beset you. EDWARD F. KOK, President
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