Pine Forge Academy - Flame Yearbook (Pine Forge, PA)

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g .im -. President as Message A Christian education proves to be an outstanding investment indeed. Our particular age of nuclear power, speed and space is pregnant with promise: however, it is also extremely hazardous and challenging. To avoid the hazards and to reap the promises of the times before us will require unusual readiness. This is the time to press forward and prepare vigorously and thoroughly for an even more startling eventful future. With the pas- sage of years, you look back upon this school year as the time when the darkness of ignorance suddenly became bright with the gleam of knowledge. The thrilling days of a school year are more than a mere time link between the past and future. While pursuing a vigorous educational program during 1965-1966 every student has been constructing a bridge joining what was to that which is yet to be. At this sunset hour of another school year the Pine Forge Academy Board of Trustees is happy to thank each of you for your contribution and for the records you have made, and desire to be kept, of those achievements and of countless other experiences. Through the doors of Pine Forge Academy pass hundreds of young people who will go out into the world: but not alone, for they have learned to place their hands into the hand of God as they travel the road ahead. Our sincere wish for you, as you go forward in your continued preparation for service, is that you will have peaceful days ahead, give service to the cause of God, and enjoy abounding success. One ship goes East, another West By the self-same winds that blow 'Tis the set of the sails and not the gale That determines the way they go. Like the ships at sea are the ways of fate As we voyage along through life 'Tis the set of the soul that decides the goal, and not the calm or strife. William L. Cheatham Chairman of the Board of Trustees i .

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The Board of Trustees for Pine Forge Academy q U1 W. L. CHEAT1-IAM, Chairman Allegheny Conference President Pine Forge, Pennsylvania C, B, TIVY, Secretary Pine Forge Academy Principal Pine Forge, Pennsylvania C. L. BROOKS Educational Secretary Pine Forge, Pennsylvania W. M. STARKS Stewardship Secretary Pine Forge, Pennsylvania W. L. DeSI-IAY Pastor Washington, D.C, DR. WINTON BEAVEN President of C,U.C. Takoma Park, Maryland U , E, CARTER Oberlin Ohio E, A, ROBERTSON Columbia Union Conference Educational Secretary Takoma Park, Maryland W. A, THOMPSON Allegheny Conference Secretary-Treasurer Pine Forge, Pennsylvania J. W, THOMAS Pastor Dayton, Ohio A. N, BROGDEN Pastor Cleveland, Ohio W. WINSTON Vaux Hall New Jersey SAMUEL DARBY Pine Forge Academy Pine Forge, Pa. L. G, COX Pastor Baltimore, Maryland