Trinity College - Beacon Yearbook (Dunedin, FL)

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Dedication This year of 1964-65, we the students of Trinity-Fenway Academy dedicate our sec- tion of the yearbook to Mr. Lester Harris. He has been a student-teacher at Trinity-Fen- way for the past five years. He has shown Jesus each day through his lite on campus. He has helped each student is some way and we could never put into words what he means to us as an Academy. He has taught us the word of God so we could understand it and he is always ready to help a student at anytime. We feel' very honored to have had such a wonderful person as a teacher and friend this year. We Academy students, will never forget the years spent with Les. We wish Him, all of the Lord's best as He serves Him in Africa, if it is His will. We have seen Christ in his life each day. He has been an example to each Christian and we can see that Jesus is His all and all. We feel he de- serves this Dedication in every way, so we the students of the Academy dedicate our 64-65 yearbook to Mr. Lester Harris.

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Zfreword . ., L F bi I by Q, WW The worth of a school may be determined by its standards, lessons, teachers, and students. But the true value can only be determined by the real character of those who have finished their course. Lessons of earth may be taken and well passed, but the value of life may still be missing. Knowledge without wisdom is void. What then is the necessary ingredient for the application of learning? The fear ofthe Lord is the beginning of wisdom: Prov. 9:10 This is that area in which the Christian Academy can and does surpass the normal acquirements of a High School. It is in the light of this fact, that we of the senior class look back upon our days at Fenway and rejoice in what the Lord has done for us. We look forward to His coming with anticipation of being complete in Him.