San Diego Academy - Lighthouse Yearbook (National City, CA)

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' h ir- l 1 hi 'fx I! Q dl ni iltl I1 ni Htl wil Fir street S.D.A. Churc an Diego , il- its is 4' I! lr Ill' IB ll!! W W 411 g st 5 D A school building at Battle Creek Michigan The Centenial of Education The Seventh-day Adventist educational systems began at Bucks Bridge New York a century ago in the parlor of Henry Hilliard xsith nineteen-year-old Martha Byington presiding over a group of fifteen youngsters. The first regularly organized school under the auspices of the General and Mrs T. S. Whitelock Two-story structure on 16th, between Market and G 1 2 pl Conference Committee was opened in Battle Creek in 1872, with Professor A. H. Bell as head master. The school was an immediate success: Christian education became a vitalizing force in the Advent Movement. In the far West in 1882 Healdsburg College opened in a ten-room house. This was California's only school until 1899, when a Church School was started in San Pasqual Valley. In that same year San Diego had but one church located at 18th and G streets, with Elder W. M. Healy as pastor. There were 48 members, six of whom were men. They were poor in earthly goods but rich CD I C3 - . .- I:--Us- ' :Z-E , x I I - i I 11' gg-AT-41: -tht 4 A 1l.,. lui Z -.. 4 145 'A'-N ,. . X K-Hhlftlllm, u ,Q ' , .-' f - A I I . . - 'I ' , I if- f Q. , I .- I I L 'ell v livin ' pl I i . I' A A 3.1 pl 1 lllr M if ll H, lx . as i I, ' , ' 4 V ,lllhfj I 1 l, l 1 'F 1 i 'kr X . l ll 5 1 . - y f . I ss . A . . F I, iv ' ' I ' ilf..J 'il 'l I Cottage school house at 16th and G'