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

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Board of Directors Without the gentlemen on the right, Nebraska Christian would have closed its doors long ago; for the job of these men is to head the school. The Board of Direc- tors, which meets once a month, sets school poli- cies. The light produced by this organization is very effective in keeping Nebraska Christian on God’s path. Lloyd Quaring, J. L. Grantham, Paul Oswald, Eldon Nickolaus, Glenn Davenport. Not pictured: Stuart Mieth, Gustav Thieszen. Advisory Council The fifteen men on the Advisory Council also have a very important role in Nebraska Chris- tian’s success. These men meet three times a year. During the meetings, they seek bet- ter ways to promote the school through various activities. The members are elected at the annual Corporation Meeting, and participate on the council for three years. Ted Rollogas, Eldon L. Root, Rev. Ralph H. Sawyer, C. W. Gurney, Glenn M. Johnson, Stanley Gurney, Gordon Ballagh, Stuart Mieth, Rev. Burton Brush, Walter Ediger. Not pictured: Albert Franz, Harley Larson, Von Paxton, Glenn Taylor, Gustav Thieszen.

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Let Your Light Shine

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Administration ‘Let your light so shine...” ‘“ A newcomer = spends much time assessing his situ- ation to determine what is and what should be Nebraska Christian’s stand. In the past, it has been to shine forth the light of the Gospel. The days ahead should see this emphasis retained Glenn Davenport and continued.” Superintendent The real Mr. D. Glenn E. Davenport ‘“‘Jesus said ‘SI am THE LIGHT...” and gives us the wonderful priviledge of reflecting that LIGHT “before men.” The theme chosen for this edition of THE REFLECTOR is very signifi- cant in this respect. As you page through this book, may you see not only the reflection of a year of activity at Nebraska Christian High School, but also the reflec- tion of Christ Himself, whom we have tried to put in the center of Ah, well, I don’t know... + our entire program. H. K. Sawyer Kay Sawyer Principal “There's someone here to see you, Mr. Davenport.” Besides the Administrators, two very effi- cient secretaries play an important part in maintaining the office at N.C. Miss Wiebe and Miss Roth fill these roles and the excellent work they produce is vital in keeping N.C.’s ae : Miss Wiebe ¢ Miss ing the Administration on top. iss Wiebe and Miss Roth holding the fort.