Auburn Adventist Academy - Rainier Vista Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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R. L. HUBBS PlinclpaL ± AlellGge OPPORTUNITY Anciently it was thought by parents that opportunities for their children would be few and far between—that fate and fickle fortune had much to do with the progress of individuals in getting on well in life. There are those NOW who believe that young people do not and will not have as great occasions or as good turns as did the long generation be¬ tween the Civil War and the depression. There are just as many, and just as good opportunities today as in the times past—people have just as many needs, and more wants than in the nineties. It is necessary to have the right kind of training to succeed in this day and age, however. Three things are necessary to prepare the modern youth to grasp the opportunities of today: (1 ) The mind MUST be fortified by a systematic study of the Bible; (2) The intellect must be sharpened by the study of history, science and art; (3) The hand must be skilled in the modern scientific methods of labor. Auburn Academy is the place.