Blue Mountain Academy - Echoes Yearbook (Hamburg, PA)

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Mr, Akers came to Philadelphia Academy from the cold planes of North Dakota, but he brought the Warmth of his winning personality. Under his enthusiastic leadership the enrollment grew to 100 students. Most of the 41 graduates have gone on to college to receive further training for a place of usefulness in God's work, Mr. Akers is now teaching English in Takoma Academy, The picture shows Mr. and Mrs, Akers and sons Douglas and Danny, WP FWHM WINS sms, A t. Mnsi is Mk wiiiiuuwumk Xiia:ii:vi-rr.m--sz , . ,- mi.-i. mi N i H N uf .in i ii 5. mi. s lk. ul A muh MR. Funuzrsr Riffs MRS, Monruumzn N main uiixix is M xv i nies img, y ,HM Mun-' Marion ul RCM un sue. xwmiwu Mx'Nl'1-UMILNY ,MSS ,NH-A I,,,m,,. was i maui autumn ma FRANK muumo un. wau su srsrnw huh Ingram i.n.i.les ,ml , ,-umm Quik., A num Mau ii Auuluu Mau 11 hum

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'N-sr A Message From the Principal What is the aim and purpose of your life? Remember you will never reach a higher standard than you yourself set. Then set your mark high. And step by step ascend the whole length of the ladder of progress. Let nothing hinder you. The doors of opportunity swing wide for you to enter. In this marvelous age the horizons of possibilities reveal vast and almost limitless avenues of service to God and man. And remember---YOU are the arbiter of your own destiny! Your happiness for this life, and for the future, immortal life lies with yourself. . .You may every one of you make your mark. You should be content with no mean attainments. Balanced by religious principle, you mayclimb to any height you please.QSee messages to young peoplej Then ponder well the path of your feetg remembering that successis not necessarily given to the brilliantnor the swift nor the strong. But rather success crowns those who using what talents they have, make the most of their time and opportunities. Then be ambitious for the Master's glory! Deal truly with your own souls. Be true to your- self and to God. In whatever business you may be engaged bring Jesus into it. Be willingto begin at the lowest round of the ladder and determine to climb round after round until you find yourself at last at the top---a conqueror! Those who climb the shining way will be rewardedg they will enter the joy of the Lord. That this may be your experience is our wish and prayer, not only for you the Seniors, but for every student who has ever been a part of Philadelphia Academy.