Phil Mont Christian Academy - Philotheon Yearbook (Erdenheim, PA)

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Soli Deo Gloria Your School Board is responsible not only for the operating of a school but for the operating of a particular kind of school. In determining the right direction to move or the best resolution of a prob- lem, we always have in mind Phil-Mont's motto: Soli Deo Gloria. The board gives overall direction to operating the Academy, it's principals, faculty and staff carry out the day-to-day business of Christian education. The board functions through several major commit- tees, each responsible for a designated area of con- cern: Academic Affairs, Finance, Promotion, Buildings and Grounds, as well as several special- service committees . These committees meet regularly to wrestle with ongoing affairs of the school and to give con- structive counsel to the administrators about deal- ing with specific current problems . The long-range goal of the board always involves a solemn desire to offer the best possible Christian education to our communi- ty. Such a vision is inevi- tably inseperable from the ever-present problem of maintaining solvency. Pri- vate-school financing re- quires both work and sac- rificeg it necessitates edu- cating the local Christian community to the unique- ness and value of Chris- tian education. We can never relax our efforts to upgrade - not just maintain - the qual- ity of the curriculum, of the faculty, of the library, of the classroom equip- ment, of our accredita- tion, and of our credibility in the community. We have some specific, obvi- ous needs: an enlarged plant - classrooms and gymnasium, drainage con- trol, certain improve- ments: tennis courts, an outdoor basketball court, a running track, an out- door pavilion. The most serious physical problem is drainage control. It is our privilege to join with Christian parents in bringing up their children in the training and in- struction of the Lord fEphesians 6:41.

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, O I W omen s Auxiliary The purpose for existance of P.M.C.A. 's Women's Auxiliary is Prayer, Fellowship, Service and Financial aid to the Academy. Mr. Gresham will die when he sees MORE hot dogs! F sk 'S .J -IAP Activities New gafefilig Sponsoring School Sports Emblem oncer , ' Dessert Chain on T Shirts, patches, etc. Fair Fuller Brush Sales Labels-Campbell Soup and Post , Newspaper Collection Presldellt Receipts-Clemmens Market V' Presldent ' ' ' and Genuardias i'eCretaIy ...... Rummage Sale Creasurer ..... Saving Pennies and Orres' Sec' ' ' Black Banks Talent Dollars V.I.P.Book World Book Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Mrs . Elaine Burkhart Janice Tomer Jacqueline Olson Barbara Geiger Margaret Moore ,,,-.... in