Nebraska Christian High School - Reflector Yearbook (Central City, NE)

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NELLIE AKERT DELLA BUSENITZ ELLIOT JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON English Diplomat Biology Cook John Fletcher, B. A. Piano Drivers Ed University of Nebraska, Office Secretary Coach M. A. Whittier Hall Supervisor Freshman Class Grace Bible Institute University of North Colorado, B. A. CAROLYN LANDES KENNETH LIEBELT ALLEN McDERMOTT ROBERT McGREW Home Economics Music Mathematics Science Kansas State Band Reflector Junior Class University, B. S., M. S. Junior Class Nyack Missionary Col- Greenville College, B.S. Tabor College, B. A. lege, B. S. Middle Tennessee State, Indiana University, M. S. M. S. T. DALE MONAHAN ED MUIRHEAD BEULAH MUIRHEAD Industrial Arts Custodian Cook Sophomore Class Wyoming University, B. S.

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tAdmintstratiou Once again it is our pleasure to commend to you this pictorial record of a school year at N.C. compiled by our annual staff. Our Reflector Staff has endeavored to present a composite of the activities and the people that created the history of the 1972-73 school year. What can’t be pictured, however, is how these people and these activities together worked toward accomplishing the thrust of the key verse for this annual. “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. ” Many of the activities were exciting. Classes were both interesting and dull. Chapels were inspirational and so-so. Interpersonal relationships were varied. But in all a resultant “‘growth in grace, and in knowledge of our Lord. .” has been the goal, and, we are confident, was the result. Peruse these pages with “growth in grace, and in knowledge”’ in mind. Perhaps your imagination can picture what God has done and in some cases what He Walter O. Ediger would like to have done in hearts and lives. Superintendent Walter O. Ediger “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.”’ Education is growth. The development of minds and bodies has been the traditional concern of educators for centuries. But CHRISTIAN education adds the all-important third dimension, Spiritual growth. For thirteen years Nebraska Christian High School has offered quality education and Christ-centered activities to Christian teenagers. But even more important than this has been the challenge to let Christ control our lives and fill us with His Grace: to mature in the most important knowledge in all creation, “‘the knowledge of our Lord and Savior.” H. Kay Sawyer As we page through this REFLECTOR of the 1972-73 school year, let us pray Principal with the apostle, ‘‘That | may know HIM, and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings, being made conformable unto His death.” (Phil. 3:10) H. Kay Sawyer i tii) eal Miss Wiebe keeping the Mr. Sawyer chatting with two seniors Miss B. manning the line books. 7

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a } ie BARRY PACKARD EVELYN PACKARD ALSTON RASMUSSEN WANDA RASMUSSEN Social Studies Junior High Math Bible Boys’ Dorm Supervisor Senior Class Girls’ Dorm Supervisor Senior Class Girls’ Dorm Supervisor Wheaton College, B. A. Boys’ Dorm Supervisor Adrian, B. A. N. J. State College, M.A. Western Bible Institute, University of Michigan, B. A. M. A. MATILDA PENNER WARD SMITH HELEN SMITH LOIS TIBBETTS Cook Bible Cook Business Print Shop Library Moody Bible Institute University of Nebraska, B. S. PATRICIA TYBERG GLADYS WIEBE DOUG WOLFE English Office Secretary Physical Education Reflector Diplomat Coach Piano Piano Azusa Pacific College, Bethel College, B. A. C. Q. M.