Maranatha High School - Patriot Yearbook (Pasadena, CA)

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VICE PRI CIPAL The job of Vice Principal is a very important one at Maranatha Besides assisting the Principal at any time when needed and assuming his position when he is absent, the Vice Principal is also in charge of the counselling program and helps the Principal with discipline problems. Mr. Ken Cronquist, who came to Maranatha this year from Whittier Christian, has been able to take care of all these responsibilities quite well. Besides the responsibilities men- tioned, Mr. Cronquist also finds time to teach two Bible classes and assist with the track program. Mr. Cronquist, who's wife's name is Carlene, has a B. S. degree from Philadelphia College of the Bible, and an M.A. degree from Talbot Theological Seminary. He is nearing completion of an M.A. degree from Biola College. Maranatha is very privileged to have a Vice Principal of Mr. Cronquist's qualities and capabilities. Mr. Ken Cronquist BOARD OF DIRECTOR Maranatha's Board of Directors consists of twelve Christian men and women who actually, legally, own and operate Maranatha High School. The Principal is directly responsible to the Board for the operation of Maranatha :A Q- according to the guidelines they lay down, and the teachers are responsible to the Board through the principal. The Board of Directors, made up of men and women from all wall-cs of life- is businessmen, ministers, doctors, contractors and others work dili entl JE 9 g Y at their monthly meetings and in-between times to keep Maranatha operating smoothly on a sound financial basis. K- X V Without a Board of Directors there would be no Maranatha High School and we thank them for their un-tiring effort to the cause of Christian education. President jim Vaughan con ducts a meeting. X K 11 TOP ROW CL TO RJ: james Russell QTreasurerJ, William Howell, Roland Worrell, Cornelius Quiet, important matters Hoogenboom, James Vaughan fPresidentJ, Peter are being discussed. Suprunuk Wice Pres.J, BOTTOM CL TO RJ Ed Adams, Rev. Richard Anderson, Dr. Carlton Burlison, Helen Weishaupt fSecretaryJ. NOT PICTURED: James Jennison and Joyce Wenger.

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PRINCIPAL MR. BILL MC KINLEY Fac ulty-Varsity Game Thinking. Js.,4,..-p-suv-Huw! Welcomes a student. The year 1976 is a special year in United States his- tory as we celebrate the 200th anniversary of our nation's birth. A sense of patriotic pride, which has been absent in recent years, has returned. People are being continuously reminded that even though we are a nation, made up of imperfect people, we still enjoy greater freedom and material blessing than any other nation in history. As Christians, we should es- pecially thank God for this great heritage. A major theme for this year nationally as well as the theme of this yearbook, is the SPIRIT OF '76, This patriotic spirit of two centuries ago speaks to me of sacrifice, dedication, loyalty and responsibility. These are certainly qualities which need to re-em- phasis at this point in our national history. It is the purpose of Maranatha High School to instill these qualities in each student, so that the Minutemen of this generation will show the same quality of citizen- ship as the Minutemen of the Revolutionary Era. We must not forget that there is another Spirit who also demands our sacrifice, dedication, loyalty and responsibility, and that is the Spirit of God. Our devotion to God should far exceed our devotion to our country. The highest goal of Maranatha is to produce students whose love and loyalty to God takes precedent over all else in life. The Spirit of God and the Spirit of '76--both should have a place in our lives. As we place them in the right perspective and keep our priorities proper, God will bless both us and our country.

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