Wesleyan Academy - El Bambu Yearbook (San Juan, Puerto Rico)

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Dedimfion The staff of El Bambu is proud to dedicate the first edition to our principal, Reverend Ronald Heavilin, in appreciation of his unceas- ing efforts in behalf of Wesleyan Academy and its students. On this occasion of the publication of our first yearbook, we also want to express our gratitude to the many people, both here in Puerto Rico and in the continental United States, who have contributed so much to our school. In the years since 1955 when Wesleyan Academy began as two grades in the basement of the Caparra Wesleyan Church, many Christiansinevery walk of life, including ministers, missionaries, build- ers, as well as teachers, have helped us both materially and spiritually to become the school we are today fully accredited with a graduating senior class. However, whatever we may say here, we must remember that by our leading lives dedicated to doing the will of God and by helping others as we have been helped, we can best express the appreciation these workers so richly deserve. A 'K