Lynwood Academy - Shipmate Yearbook (Lynwood, CA)

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The The The The 40194742 new faces seen on Registration Day, inspiration received during the fall and spring Weeks of Prayer, meditative music played at the beginning of each day, tie at the end of the Log campaign--555 to 555. The surprise of meeting the students from Loma Linda Academy at the Log picnic, The poem, The Man With a Single Hair, given by Dick Baldwin in the annual freshman talent program. Our excellent A, S, B, and Missionary Seminar leaders--Dee Wayne Jones, Tom Dickinson, and Richard Bates The outstanding National Assemblies programs--The Trampoline Stars, Steeple Jack and Jill, The Hamiltons Hal Rodman, and Yankee Clipper, T he The T he The The impressive Christmas program with the carolers and the 8235. 00 Offering. Choral Vesper Service, Missionary Seminar's portrayal of last day events, sonnet writer--Richard Haskew, excitement during class organization when Wallace Gosney and Bill Reves w seniors and juniors, The The The The The The The The Mr, The The The The Our The The The many resolutions for the New Year, fun and spills of the junior and senior snow picnics, SHIPMATE party the boys gave the girls, annual spring band concert. air of expectancy before the Junior Class presentation, Life of a Girl with Marlene Mickelson as bride, mystery surrounding the Junior-Senior Banquet, ere elected presidents of the La Sierra College Symphony Orchestra conducted by Professor Alfred Walters, Weeks' chemistry socks, importance of all those pictures on safe driving, Valentine party for the Little Sisters, Pacific Union College band concert, - Seniors' trip to La Sierra College 1953 Freshman Class to whom we handsome band members in their skit given by the seniors on Class dignity and pride of the Senior Class of '52 as they received their diplomas, were introduced on Academy Day. new uniforms, Night. 46004 7497012 The explosions in chemistry class. Those conduct checks, The misery of preparing talks for Elder Cowper's classes, The favorite piece of pie that always vanished before you reached the dessert section of the dinner line, The disgust of the faithful few who arrived at school in vain on the day of the flood, Miss Kewley's black list, Those days we were sick with the flu, The mishaps on the junior snow party, That long look down from the ski lift, The herding of the students with their mechanical smiles through the line for their pictures, The office calls, The days after vacations, The chocolate that was left over from the junior picnic, Those terrific final exams.

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