Wheaton Academy - Compass Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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NL! 'r xx Knowledge had much to do with our life at school. We came to know peo- ple and became fast friends with them. Some of these friends we will forget, but others we will always remember. People made school in- teresting. We were also required to know facts and figures. This kind of learn- ing was relished by few, but it took the maiority of our time.

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Senior Little things like walking to the train, talks on the patio, anxiously awaiting the mail, and yelling at pep rallies, as well as big things, class parties, Swan- son's baby, evangelistic Services, the PSL tournament, and finally end of the year activities and graduation week, all combined to make our last year our best. Our sponsors, Miss Chapman and Mr. Swanson, provided just the sparkling enthusiasm and experienced leadership needed to make the class stand out. At :mes nothing could have sounded better than to talk it over with Mr Swanson it almost became a by word The sublect could have been anything from what to do when I leave the Academy to how can I improve my personality It didnt matter much what the sublect was Mr Swanson usually had lust the right thing to say and he always knew how to listen Miss Chapman with her lively wit and enthusiasm was a real asset in leadership too You could always count on getting a practical challenge any time Miss Chapman was on the giving end of the devotional thought The Lord has richly blessed our class with ability and even more important, has placed His guiding hand on our progress as a class and on our growth as individuals Evidence of His hand on us is seen as, one by one we ve sought and found His will sometimes in very small things, and often In Important decisions But whether in big or small things our stay at the Academy has chal lenged us never to be satisfied until we have found the Lord s will and keep on finding it Sr 'OS Q- Y BAR! AFMAN Grand Rapids Michigan Social Studies Class Secretary 2 Dorm Council Treasurer 3 GAA 234 Girls Basketball 34 Compass 4 A Cappella Coir 234 Band 2 Ceer leader 4 From Wayland High Transferred Sophomore Year 32 DEV AFMAN Grand Rapids Michigan Social Studies Dorm Council Social Chairman 3 Secretary 4 President 4 GAA 23 Foot prints Reporter 3 Secretary 4 From Wayland Hugh Transfer red Sophomore Year PAUL ANDERSON Montclair New Jersey Mathematics Basketball Band 4 From Montclair High Transferred Senior Year --at 49' 'SWK JUNE BELLEW Northlake Illinois Business Dorm Council 3 Treasurer 4 GAA Social Chairman 4 Girls Basketball 3 4 Footprints Reporter 4 Band 23 From Leyden High Trans ferred Sophomore Year