Temple Heights Christian High School - Eagle Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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QUR PRE IDE T Dr. Schaffer at work. r ri'f'i if 'A I be 'T'- leafs? . ' , f D as-X.. fc! r N 4 3 , W .3.x'f4 ' ,,, .. yd Dr. Ronald L. Schaffer Dr. and Mrs. Schaffer . . . Temple Heights, We Pledge Qur Loyalty. More and more each year I see this portion of the alma mater becoming a reality. In its twenty years of operation Temple Heights Christian School has graduated almost 500 students. Few schools can pride themselves with this figure! Countless numbers of young men and young women have left these halls to enter Christian colleges for preparation in the service of the Lord. Again few schools can match this accomplishment! This will mark the tenth graduation I have personally observed as President of Temple Heights Christian School Each year is always greater than the previous one. Temple Heights Christian School has the greater portion of the lives of our kids as they mature and I am thankful for its spiritual emphasis. Athletics are great, music is important, study is essential, but at the top of the list at Temple Heights is Jesus Christ, our Lord. The 1979 graduating class is the largest in the history of our school. A majority of these graduates have known no other school than Temple Heights. I love this class because they are some of the greatest kids on earth. Thank you, Parents, for letting us have such a precious possession - your children! Thank you, Graduates, for being an active part of Temple Heights. Thank you, Faculty, Administration, and Workers, for caring about these great young people. My prayer for each graduate is that God will grant to you wisdom, strength, and determination. Whatever you do, wherever you go, remember that Temple Heights loves you. Pray for us as we will for you an do not be a stranger! d

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ADMINISTRATION

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Dr. William T. Thacker fi? ' T VICE PRE IDE T SCHOOL B0 RD Being vice-president is a big responsibility and Dr. Thacker certainly handles it well. He is known as a hard-worker, decision-maker, Christian leader and friend to the students. For this he deserves all the respect we can give him. So thank you, Dr. Thacker, for a job well done. Another phase of our administration that needs to be recognized is the school board. These men stand behind Dr. Schaffer and Dr. Thacker in deciding what is best for our school and we owe them a debt of gratitude. So, all of you men on the school board, we want to let you know that we appreciate you. First row, left to right: Mr. Harold Musselwhite, Mr. Richard Pankey, Dr. Ronald Schaffer, and Mr. Richard Owen. Second row, left to right: Mr. Murray Harrison, Mrs. Norris Kelley, Mr. Ken Jellison, Mrs. JoAnne Ward, Mrs. Judy Herring, Mr. Ervin Hudson, Mr. Frank Verran, and Mr. Gayle Hurst. Not pictured: Dr. William Thacker and Mrs. Ruth Royer.