Northwest Christian High School - Crusader Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Xvnlor Hlslon ln the month of September in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty four twenty nine eager new students entered the halls of Northwest Christian High with fear and trembling This was the graduating class of 1958 believe it or not Our advisor then Nh Lau added a great deal of fun to the class A party during February in honor of a parting classmate and a retreat 1n the spring were the highlights of the year's activities There were several changes in our class as we came joyously back as mischievous sophomores this time the class began to wonder just how to raise some money A mixed sweet sale to be held each Wednesday was finally decided upon for the purpose The f0110W1Hg fall in September of 1956 we were Juniors We now were referred to as upper classmen These eager beavers were quite active and kept most of the teachers on their toes A class retreat Junior Talent N1ght and several parties all were fum but the most exciting of all was the fabulous Junior Senior Banquet given in honor of the seniors by the Junior class The money was raised through the sale of hamburgers and a large Shmoo sale At last we are seniors Three years of high school have swept by a.nd another is on its way Soon graduation will have come and gone and the years of high school at Northwest will be but memories but for the class of 1958 they will have been happy ones CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF '58 PROM MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE HILLYARD BAPTIST CHURCH OF SPOKANE H THE CHURCH WHERE THE VISITOR IS NEVER A STRANGER H 20 ' I C 1 I V I l Q Mr. Fadel, our advisor, tried patiently to keep us in line and to accomplish something. By

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Senior Ufflwrs Ken Nelson Dave Buckley president vice president Karen Caves Karen Peterson secretary treasurer Betty Parr student council representative Norma Jean Ceasar parliamentarian ,J-P H k