Columbia Adventist Academy - Vine Maple Yearbook (Battle Ground, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1938 volume:

The Vme Map e l.1bllihLd IXHFILJIIIX bx thu soclxll J S Lmx JILXISIX AJ QS IU C1 Xif Iiuwlmsu N1 III nur . I I3 ' , L V As' , I fl ' f. rs Ol L4 .1 .I Ac. 11-tux' f ffjwrlgffi IJOII Sl . ifNS ------ lliixurfill- ,llcf HUX .Xl IJ Lwlc -----Y - ,. P R i N C M ' E P s A s L A .S G E You have launched out on the voyage of life. So far, the ports have not been many, but you have begun to know the feel of the helm that guides your ship. Occasionally, there have been rough waters, but that has only prepared you for the journey still ahead. Desire gives momentum to the ship of life and without a rudder or pilot you could barge along with the multitudes until you become a wreck upon some blunder in life. But you are given a conscience that will guide you past the shoals and rocks into that Hnal haven of safety. 'Tix flu' sw' of flu' soul Tlnaf zfm'irl1'x YOUR goal A1141 :mf flu' mlm or the sfrifvf' Seniors, you have set out from another port, looking forward to your life's work. May your goal ever be, to anchor in heaven. As the voyage through life proceeds, find joy in service to your fellow men, and don't forget that the Hnal port can only be reached by being piloted by the Master Mariner. A. R. TUCKER, Principal. D E D I C 2341... , A ' T' f' ,ga-we-f-'iwh QL W' T A I O N To our mothers .md fathers who have saeriiiced for us that we may attend n Christian sehoolg who have deprived themselves that We might have the privileges that were never afforded them at our ageg and who have made it possible for us to come in contact with the higher ideals of life, we dedicate this annual of 1958. It is only a small acknowledgment of our appreciation for all that they have done. Mere words can never express our gratitude for the great debt we owe them. Our chance for sueeess fell heavily upon them during the tender years of our life, and now, they have more than fulfilled their duty. Their part is done, and the long years of loving care are past, but Within each of our hearts is a shrine wherein we keep the emblem of our parents' love enshrined. Throughout the years to eome, all that we are, or ever hope to be, We owe to those dearest to us-OUR PARENTS. Tx x. N ry! ,, K. .3 'A 7 'J- 'LA3' N. ., R , , ,W . 17,1 ,fn X 1 , ,lf H11 fi F 1- 5 'W174 3 fi jg , - WGA 2 5 ' ffukvb ffv:f3ik , 'V L25 Mi gf 'g f Q9 K Q , N65 x 1 1 x M K K s I ff 1 -, K' A SN W ' Jv I5 Kylix-fi.Qf3Xw Km Mxtfxfg Litizix 11 4 X x . 1 M ASL A R ,Xs M R Q Columbia 'Throughout this laml we eall the northwest, You are a plaee whieh God hath lvlest, Wfhere -youth are taught to walk life's patbw Anil learn new precepts day by day, Wise were the pioneers who came here, Yio found a sehool that grows eaeh year, That send forth Christian youth prepared for l To eonquer in the strife. Oh! Col umhia, you're our school, Here we learn to live the olden rule K Tho' e'en in ilistant elimes our work ma f be J 1 We will ever honor thee, Yes, Columbia, fozfre true blue J 1 May bright banners ever ware 0'er you, Tho' 'years pass by yozfll always he, Our favorite Aeademyf, ay, ife, 1 I. ' 1 ff H9mPCl Rood Mehling Tucker Schaffner Hvmpel Rood Grubbs Cox Schaffner Faculty A. R. TUCKLR, B. A., XV. XV. C., '25, Graduate work, U. of VV., '35-'36 Principal, Business Manager, History, '36 - FLORENCE LUNSI-'ORD-TUKLKIZR, B. A., XV. W. C., '27, M. A., U. of W., '36 English, '37- H. H. HEMPEL, B. A., NValla NValla College, '27 Preeeptorg Bible, Science, '37- ROSA BUELL-HEMPLL, W'alla Walla College, Normal Certincatc Matron, '37- B. E. SCHAIYI-Nl-QR, B. A., XV. W. C., '32, Advanced Bible School, Summer, '37 Bible, French, '36- f. RUBY NISSEN- SCHAI-'lfNl1R, W. XV. C., Summer School Sessions Grades one to four, '3 7- G. W. Room, B. A., Walla XlC'alla College, '36 Grades Eve to eight, '37- DARLE HUNTINGTON-liOK5lJ, B. A., XValla Xviillll College, '37 Preceptress, Sewing, '37- JACOB MEHLINQ, jk., B. B. A.. XV. NV. C., '34, Graduate work, U. of VV. Accountant, Mathematics, Business, Baking, '37- FRANKIE GRUBISS, Walla Xvalla College, Graduation Recital, '23 Piano, Voice, Orchestra, Chorus, Violin, '37- RICHARD Cox, Columbia Academy, '34 Bakery, '34- jissi OLIVA PIPER Brnxne Klum ANNN. SMHH Luv! xi Hirm joxx HITCHMAN Vice President, Class President, Class '38 Secretary, Class '38 Sergeant-at-Arms, Class Treasurer Class 58 '38 President, A m i c i t i a Assistant Leader. M.V., '38 President Carpe Dle Vice President, Kovilla Club, '38 '38 President, S t u d e nt Clu Klub, '37 Nivlzziazllrz Krier. A'it'kllzINlt'Z i'Stub. Body. '37 Nirftflufllx Oily IVit'klldllIl'I Ollie, Amliilionz B u s i n e s s Anzliilinnz Doctor. Xirfqlrurrzvz Hilde flllllliflwl 'Nurse .fl mhiliouz Nurse. BERNIE KRIFR OLLIIQ PIPER H ANNIE SMITH ,,,,, , JOAN HITCHMAN LUVENF HILDIT .. Seniors!! Manager. Q Seniors OFFICERS 9 9 9 COLORS: Gvrrn, Coral, amf W'lzih' FLOW'ER: Surf! Pm NIOTTO: Tnuigfvl We L11IHIl'i7 AINII Tn flnrfmr in llmlrrl 9 -9 -Q A mlvilirmz Doctor. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Scrgcniit-nr -Arms XVe've tried hard and our efforts have not been in vain. The momentary glimpse we received of the Seniors while we were only Freshmen made us feel as if we were far 'from our goal. But the years have passed all too rapidly, and now, here's to our suc- cessors-the juniors. x BERNIE KRIFR, Class 1'1'i-iiilvzll. CLARA MAE BELONGIA Secretary-Treasurer, Kovilla Klub, '38 Assistant Pianist of Sabbath School, '38 lfl,DON ZlRKl.li Circulation Manager of Vine Maple, '38 President, Kovilla Klub, '38 DORIS STIQARNS lfdilur-in-Chief, Vine Maple, '38 Vice Presitlent, Kovilla Klub, '38 HARRY OSTIER Vice President, Amicitin Club, '38 Advertising Manager, Vine Maple, '38 ALICE SLADE Assistant Secretary, M. V., '38 Assistant Secretary, Ministerial Band, '38 HAROLD YOST llresident, Kovilla Klub, 37 Vice President, junior Class, '37 'Q N'fl'klHII7ll'Z Little One. Ambition: Stenographer Nirkrzuvifz Zirk. fllnbiliouz Doctor. Nirknurnr: l'eanuts. Ambiliml: Nurse. Nirk IILIHIVZ Roosler. A lllliifilllli Business. Nirk1m1m': Ally Oopf' Ambiiionz Nurxf. IVirlzrmrm': 'iBabc. Ambilionz Business Manager Nickname: jinney. VIRGINIA OXVENS Ambition: Nurse- Ircasurer,'C.1rpc Dnem Club, 37 Planner, Prxmary Sabbath School, '35 rNlil'kll4lIlH'Z Kenny, KIQNNIQTH I'II'l'CHMAN AIWHMM: Lawyer. Axwciatc Iiditor, Vino Maple, '37 'I-l'L'.I5llI'C!', Kovillgl Klub, '35 Nirkuumu: Millcr. MILLICIQNT NWILCOX Amhiliou: Ofhce Nurse. Member M Kmlll' Klub Member of Hawaiian Orchestra Nirlzuunlr: Judge .IOHN UIUION 1 b-I. D4 I F . Scrgcant-at-Arms, junior Class, '37 X W 'Nm' lege lngmur' SCYQCJIII-AIIAAYITIV, Amicltla Club, '37 Nirknamr: Saxy. NIAXINE WVEHTIE , .. S- ', M. V., 8 Ambition: Dletman. ternary J, - Treasurer, Carpe Drum Club, '37 Nil.k,m,m,: 1-Tommvrw THELMA BLACKBURN Sabbath School Painist, '37 A : M3 ' Arr ridiwf, vin.: Maple, 'as as in it qc if fills. is ' :- Firsf Rou'fForrest Bigger, Roberta Budd, Howard Cusic, Lyla Dewey, .lean Fleck, Beckie Hanley Svroml Rau'-Ethel Hathaway, Helen Hill, Betty Hubbard, Garnet McCoy, Burton NlcPl'1enrson, Lorna Piper. Tllinf Ron'-Marlowe Scliatfner, Ellen Thomas, Carol Trovillo, Ruby XVnters, Herbert w'CffiCl1 ean We-Ili. Folfrlfr R010-'Corrine Grimes. Marlowe Sclmtfner lieckie Hanley Ciarnet Nleiiuy .lean lileek llownrd Cfusie J unlors OFFICER S I'r':'xilfi'1ll Vim'-l'l'wiJw1f Swruflrry 'l'n'.ulm'r Yugi mil-iff-,'lr'11li COLOR S: llilrnrlu, GUM, ,mil -lilllx' FLOWIQR Yullnu Row XIOTTO: ' Cn N' AIM Our Haul Srrzil Hello, everybody! Here we are. just look us over. w'l'lCl'C could be found 21 liselier snappier, or more trustworthy and intelligent group? QNOI bragging, eitl1er.j Wid awake? I should say! Always forward and upward ever. NVl1o .ire we? How easy tu guess. The junior Class of Columbia? Yes! Yes! I,Yl,A IDIQXVEH Young Marlowe Marlowe lliu big buy now Up .1 pole Three dccp W' 1vmm dsnmn. sparc that axe Maxis Little Mnmic Marnie and hcr organ box Drinking again, cli? An upside clown turnover Advertising Manager Peak-2-boo Bet Big-fear Bigger Aren'r we proud Cocoa-nuts lnngic Laundry Timid soul jackie Bcannc Smile johnny Ally- qifi p Clrcful. Prof. Play-ball Garner A facc wgi- li Indie S P E . f. llvlllwr' li fve- W'hat's that noise in the hall? you asked. That's the Sophomores. WT are noisy, but a large happy class. Last year's Fresh- men, this year's Sophomores, and next year's juniors. If you are planning to come to Columbia, the Sophomores heartily welcome you. W'on't you join us? SOPHOMORES OF '58, Marian Tlmmas. O 0 9 FRESHMEN-A happy loyal class are we! Our teachers marvel at our ignorance, but we really are trying to do our best. Every noted person has had to make a beginning on the ladder of life. and here's hoping that we, too, have found a foot hold. ROSALIND BLACKBURN. O H O M O R S F R E S H M E N Rnommatcs lrisli Wfatcrs siwtcrx Alackic fi-man lun' , . , X illagf: cuties All dogs but two liggcrw, Huck Twu lusliful girlx Bishop On Ll'ic green janitor Bakery kids Rosie Palx Ollie Hard-timers Lowell fr . . In , F ? fbi A S T. qw. 35 H E L E N S Our School 111 lifll' of grand old Afflllllf Sf. I'1l'll'lIX, 111 111i1fx! of zafvx 111111 11'uu1l1'1f gfwnx, 'I'l11'11' 1f1'1'11111'x -x1r11'1 1' xfrzml fm' ffm' rigbl lfm' 51111 u1 11 slumf 111111 l11'111 ufj jigfrlf' P R 2 I I N C I , P A L 's O F F I C E ew Liz a B I , IHIITR U S I N E S S O F F I C E Office Wfork in the olliee! More fun! More work! About two hours in the morning is taken up in greeting the happy OJ faces of the students who have unexcused absences. The hour before mail goes out is spent in writing letters that just have to go in the ten-thirty mail. So-up until chapel time every one is kept plenty busy. After dinner there are the absences, letters, bakery slips, time slips, labor and cash books, and personal charges to be written up, and a dozen and one other things to do. Yes, it is work, but what is the difference? It really is fun! ANNIE SMITH. K O V I K L L L U A B C A D R I P E E M A M I y C I I I T I . A Kovilla Klub Yes, the Kevilla Klub is one of the best organized clubs at Columbia, and this year it was under the direction of our president, Eldon Zirkleg vice president, Doris Stearnsq CI.u'nmne Belongin, SCCl'CI.ll'y-ll'CLISUI'Cl'Q and Francis Dahl, assistant secretary- treasurer. Every other Monday evening we meet in the chapel of our new administration building for .1 varied program of music, readings, .ind games. During the p.ist year we have Ind many good times together that we will remember for years to come. One of the happiest memories will be the Hard Time party when we entertained the Amieitia and the Carpe Diem clubs. Games were played, a program rendered. and refreshments served. Wheim you come to Columbia next yC.lI', if you want to belong to the liveliest, and most friendly club in the school. then join us, the Kovillas. I'IAZIfl. XVATERS. Carpe Diem Club The Carpe Diem, or the girls' dormitory club of Columbia, has been organized to promote good fellowship, friendship, culture, and refinement among the girls. Each Tuesday evening, following devotional services, the club is called to order by the president. First, business is discussed, plans for social affairs submitted, and then, an interesting program or entertainment completes the hour. Some of the club's out-door activities will long be remembered,-especially the treasure hunt, where, at the end of the trail, we were rewarded with refreshments and a marshmallow roast. One of the most important activities of this year was the Carpe Diem program presented to the village. The money obtained was used to improve the girls' parlor. Put your talents in a suit case, come join us, and enjoy the good times We are planning for next year. BETTY HUBBARD. -G++ Amicitia Club Every student of the boys' dormitory is a member of the Amicitia club. The president and his staff plan a program for every Tuesday evening. Among its many activities is the entertaining of the Carpe Diem Club, waffle feeds, and early morning breakfasts. Each evening after supper the boys put aside the cares of the day and gather in the parlor for worship. Here under the guidance of Mr. Hempel, the preceptor, they turn their thoughts to higher idealsg for the greatest purpose of dormitory life is to strengthen the Christian character of the young men who are soon to become leaders at home and in the mission Fields. You really should plan to be here next year and enjoy the Christian fellowship and good times while obtaining your education. JOHN DILLON. GR ADE SCHOOL Slmlmzf Iimly Ph M. v. ow.-.Vi-t Pi K. S S T s u o D O c I E F A : F T i E B C D o E D Y R . s M ' v s O 0 'T L F u F o N ' N A T c R E E Y E R R s 'Inn'--Seated: Pyke, Hubbard, Reed, Grimesg Standing: Kanen, Bigger, Cusic, Mehling, Hannant Inn'--Ifirst Row: Stearns, W'ehtje, Smith: Second Row: Cusic, Hempel ASSOCIATED STUDENTS Oli COLUMBIA ACADEMY This is a student organization which carries on and supports the Spirit of Columbia, and which gives study and practice in carrying out organized group functions. Each enrolled student is a member of the A. S. C. A. and is encouraged to participate in its many and varied extra-curricular functions. I-Iere's a hearty welcome to join us next year! FORREST BIGGER. A. S. C. A. Presiderzl, '58-'.59. M. V. SOCIETY Every Sabbath afternoon at three-thirty you will see a happy group of young people going to the Chapel for one of the most inspirational services of the week, the Missionary Volunteer Society meeting. The object of these meetings is to give oppor- tunity for each student to become a leader in spiritual work. ALICE SLADE. MINISTERIAL AND PRAYER BAND The ministerial and prayer bands have a very definite part in the religious life of the school. The prayer bands meet on Wednesdays and the ministerial band meets Friday evenings. Every Sabbath our members assist with the services at the various churches in this district, thus they receive valuable training. MARLOWE SCHAFFNER. K I T C H E N D I N R I O N O G M THIZ KITCHEN The kitchen is very important to all of us at Columbia. Besides the good meals we enjoy three times a day, it provides work for most of the girls. Mrs. Hempel, our matron, is full of fun and we have many good times during our work period. We're always busy, but visit us some time!! ELLEN THONIAS. ooo I DINING ROOM w I1CI1 we come to Columbia our first thought is the dining room. This is .1 cheery room with its many tables where we enjoy tasty, wholesome meals served in good old family-style. Here, too, is where we enjoy many pleasing social contacts, and learn table etiquette. VIVIAN SUNIJERLAND. 440 BAKERY The Academy Bakery is a center of lively interest four days each week when breads and pastries are prepared for various places of distribution. There are three bakery routes. This gives opportunity for several boys to work considerable of their way through school, as well as an opportunity to learn a trade and receive credit for .1 vocation. CHARLES POW'EI..I,. The Story of Columbia Thc rommtlc story of the cstablxshment and the grow th of Crzlzzrrzbzu Academy gocs back many years In fact, nt goes back not only to 1903 when thls school w xs first begun at Meadow Glade, but back to the year 1869 and to the countrv of England, when a young couple Iohn and Fanny Clark, decrded to make the1r future home ln Amerlca Though they lned IH varlous parts of the States, the far West called, and nn 1898 the Clarks naoy ed to Vancouver, Washington, and here was establlshcd a church school, thc forerunner of our present academy But, realnzmg that the cxty was no place for growlng boys and gxrls, the Clarks moy ed thelr famnlv to a large tract of land about fourteen mrles north east of Vancouver At that tmae, large hr trees surrounded therr farm and the only house vlsxble was one that stood where Elmer Fleck s house now stands Other nexghbors were farther away, and there was no church school w here thexr ehlldren could get x Chrnstnan tranmng So thc Clarks held a consultatnon They agreed to donate twcnty acres to the Washlngton C onference nf 1 school could bc estabhshed At the slme tum, another plcce of property was offered thc Conference by a mln lxvlng It W llnut Cyroye, but thc offer mlde by thc C luks wus thc one lcccpted, and so, ln 1903 w as boln thc Mzazlou C larfr lllflVIlIHllIIf1 Scfmol cyl mdmt Cllrk as she IS lffcctlonatcly known to our commumty, ns now mncty tlalcc She has w arched the grow th of thus mfant from tht first bulldmg of rough boards ln a SLIIIDQII of tall fars fth1s buxldlng was later used for 1 laundry md has now lltogether dlsappeared from the campus to a modern sixty by one hundred foot two storlcd struc ture with lts many w ell llghted classrooms, ofhces, llrgc audltorlum, and plelsantly ll ranged campus sllted and peppered wxth joys and sorrows, but crow ned wxth trrumph Step by step lxttle by httle, eyolved a three storaed buxldxng whnch housed d1n1ng roona, k1tchen, parlor class rooms, and both dormltorles Slow ly, land was cleared and a garden planted Another bulldlng was erected grvmg opportunntres to spread out Then, as the enroll ment mcxeased and the demands grew, bu1ld1ngs were remodeled and enlarged, others were added, untll today we have, besxdes the new admxnlstratlon burldlng, a large boys dormntory, an enlarged glrls dormntory, a bakery garage, power house and a cannery Thls shows thc growth and joy but not the sorrow It IS hard to put on paper all thc struggles and sacrxhcc that haye gone unto thc establxshlng of thls school Only thosc closely connccted wlth xt throughout lts hlstory w 111 ey er know The students who enjoy thc prnv1lege of attendnng C oluzulrfa httle rcalnc what dtmth throes thls nnstntutron has gonc through To thcm, xt IS hcrc well establlshed, ILUNC, alnye and growxng They also arc here actnxc ahve, and enyoymg thc school They take CSUIIHHIFIH for granted Xvlacn at 1 tlmc xt seemed almost cert un tn II thc academy would due, lf was revxved md ns now known 15 C olumlua The namc Mradou C ladr for the academy has been burled, but lt stall lnyes m the hearts of thc proneer famxhes, such IS the Clarks, the L D Houses, the I E Prcstons, thc C1 E Iohnsons, together wlth the lashners, the Burdoms, the Wyraaans 1nd thc Flecks, w ho haye labored untlrmgly m thclr efforts to make thus . 3 . ' Y 1 - Q' Y A l ' I 5 , K I 4 I I . . 1 ' Y ' ' fl il ' , . I s T K ' n A 1 lj V L C 1 Q . . , , if ' ' ' . z 1 4 ' ' 1 ' yi- 1- . 1 5- ' ' . , , V5 , , .', V,,,.' Q X lg . . .xy r . 1 , - . . . . ' -ss r- r A ' s - ' ' ' , X y K ' , , , ', - But in between the time of these two buildings lies a story of a struggle-a struggle ll V ' . ' ' A . , . 7 . Y - . . . . . . . w . A ' y y v N , . K . - V - f r I I v A . . , . . . . , K . . . ' 1 I 7 7 I . , . . x C t xx 1 v D x 5 . . K U s s k A ls U .X ' il . . I I . - 1 I . I 3 xi I , - . YK V Y - I Q L ' - ' ' , A ' ' . I 'I ' . ' . 4 , ' . x f f ' x . h ' - I 1 - D '- V V D I ' O . . . . . . , L ' , A . 3 - . . , , , 5 . . s s N v' - ' ' , Q 1 V - V U . K I I' 1 . 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Vxnll the Slkflflkt. md efforts of tht future IX ul for noth1ng9 N 1 thousmd tlmes No' f r1111111f11u hxs I'L,lSOIl to bt proud I rom nts doors thlough tht xtlrs th xt hxxt tome 1nd gone hls plsstd 1 steldx SIFQIIU of xoung mtn md xxomtn xxho l'llNL Llllgllf the WISIOD of tht n eds of 1 dxxnv xx orld mtn 1nd xx omtn vxho hlxt gone to llI1LlS beyond the stxtn sus to urrx 1 message of 1 soon eomnng Sxxnour, men md xxomtn xxho hlxt hllcd the breath If home men md xxomcn xx ho 1rt ltldtrs ln both ehurch and tommumtx let us go buelx ox er tht xtus 1nd tonsldtr soma of rhtst men 1nd xxomtn xx ho h1xt ntendtd C 1111111111111 lllil x ho l1lXL txktn thtlr plxtt on the hrmg hm Some hlxe gone to forugn lands Ind rtturntd others h1xt stlvtd xt home Vmleox, Sxdnex Llndt 11111 Knoktx Frost, and Dr Hxrold Lxshxcr who IS eonnteted wlth the Asmtnt squadron ot tht Unlted States naxx NY zlttr Llxxson md Btulfmh Knokcy L.1xx son s1xx serxxct 111 South Amerxm xx hlle Hortnte Lunsford Tucker xxtnt to zpm Ind Korn Llllilll SVKLIILDQLII Thurston Plllllp lLI1KlllflQ md Hlltl Blltkcnbtrg Stxuns xxent to the llllllpPlI1LS xx hnlt Olnxer Shrtxx sbury xxtnt to lndu WllSllI1 Roxvlmd spent some tunt ID Nl1l1x 1nd ohn Ntrntss rttentlx took up xxork nn Borneo, XVl1llL l,lLll Sttxx :rt as undtr lppOlI'IIl11LI1I to Lhnnx rxtlxn Ptttrson Htmptl IS nn Trmldld Here 1n the homt llnd thtrt xrt those xx ho h1xt nuer sten strxlte xbrold, but xx ho ntxtrthtltss m. holdlng lLlCllIlU posxtlons Among thtst xrt Ltmutl lsttb md Dm md Nlelxln N tndtn s, thtsv. tilorts struggles Ind sltrlhets hlxe not nor extr xx x Cf111xl11111 111 1111111 1lC 111111 II mx I IORI- NC l LUINSI ORD TULKILR Th ' It vill si 4 ' ' . ' ' ' iy. f ' ' 'Q J I th' lx , 1 ' 1 - -c 1' ' 1 . za ' Y X, I' . ',1 '. z 4' I l . ' . ' 1 ' ' 1 'Q t. O, L 1 ' ., V . 4 '. L. 1 . J 'Q ' 1 '1 ' ' A ' ' 1' 1 H 'L ' 1',-' 1 C1 K- L '1' A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 K 1 L K 1 11 ' X: 3 1 1 Y Q 1 ig 3 . N 1 1 t- , t -1 11 1 11k -k- L 1 1 1 1k-1 1 8 1 1 1 2 11 Those seeing service in Chinn are Dr. Day Cofhn, Elder Adlni Esteb, Hazel Lyle- VVA 1 - wl y V 4 , 1, 1 4 - . 1 1 . - ' J' x l . ' 1 11 4- 1 ' 1 N ' . '-1 1 1 1k- - 1 1 '- ' A 'L . 2 H I x 1 X u K x rx V 'x l Vx k'xi 'x Y.'x I ' A 1 1' 11 1 Yci 1 ' jj 1 ' 'Q 1 . 'ill be, in xxin. I It frf 'z I L fn ffva f x. C H A P E L T Y P I N G L I B R A R Y E N G L I S H LITERARY COlUI11bl.1,S literary department has been greatly improved and enlarged this year. For caeh period in the library there is .1 librarian who keeps the books repaired and in order. The English department, as well as all other Classes can find plenty of research material in the I.ibr.1ry. GARNET MQCOY. C H O R U S O C T E T T E C O C O N U T S O 1 R C H E i S T 4 R A MUSIC DEPARTMENT Columbia Academy has one of the best music teachers in the Northwest. Besides teaching piano, Mrs. Grubbs also has charge of a lively orchestra and a large chorus. The music department has furnished many interesting entertainments. If you're seeking a musical career, come to Columbia Academy for the best. JEAN FLECK. Reed Mehling Zirkle Tucker Krier Hill Hanley Oster Cusic Stearns Grimes Smith Vine Maple Staff DORIS STEARNS ,,,, ,,,.... HOWARD CUSIC .,,,, HARRY OSTER A,,., , ELDON ZIRKLE , , CONNIE GRIMES ,,,,, ,, BERNIE KRIER ANNIE SMITH .,,v,, IRIS REED ,,,,,.,......,, BECKIE HANLEY .,..,,, MRS. A. R. TUCKER ..,..,..,.,, MR. QIACOB MEHLING, JR. ,, ,, 95 96 96 ,,...,.Editor-in-Chief ....,..,.,,Business Manager .Arlverlising Manager Circulation Manager ,,,,,..........,Snap Erlilor Assistant Snap Ediior ..,..,...........TypisI ,..,,,...Assislant Typisl ,,,,,,.,,Assislanl Typist ,,,,,,,,Liierary Advisor ,,,,...Busim'ss Advisor This year the Annual Staff is featuring an entirely new idea in annuals,-modermstnc, revised and made to bring to each of you joys and memories of your fellow students A complete record of your school year, 1938, is herewith presented to you, the Associated Student Body of Columbia Academy. DORIS STEARNS, Editor-in-Chie olumbla ampus ronIcIes Ivurnur 'II IIIIts IrrII HIUIYLY' If um Irxum Iuusx gunna, XIII II vu JIImIn rl! I upgnlrlg L ls SIpIIIIIuIr 5 IIII I I IIL IIIIIIII IIIII KLIL nrx I,II IIqII.IIII II I IIIIIIIMI' X I I I1 I I II su. IIIII I In In Ill II Qgtubgr SLIIIIQ SIIIIII XX IIIIII'-I trunk -XIIIII dum KIM Ixmxputu. 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A' ZH.-I1IIc .I Iu 'A ' I 'I bu. . .I I' 2'l.ffCI. IIIII - s II.IyI-II III IIII- IIIIII IIA' IIII. . -XIII IIUII WIII' IIQ --II x -I. Iebruary 5 Amnettxa Club entertatns the Carpe Dtems The program vtzn fine but the ICC Cfelm R25 belief Ask BCYHIC IIOW he IQHOWS S0 Tl'IUCI'l Zlbtlllf HIUSIC Fe ruary 7 Dr NI I Olsen usrts Columbta tn the tnterest of the Home Study Instttute february 12 Grade sehool program February 14 World News and sound ptetures ot the var tn Lhtna are gnen by Nlr Qurttss and r Ifebruary Iebruary February February I-ebruary tongue fr 2 tn March March March March Llders Coll March March 'vlareh 2 20 Hall of Caltfornta Iaureluood program preytev untors sell ree eretm Boys, remember the waffles? Lost tvto boys Pound In Caltforma ohnnte and Kennte Laurelvsood trxp How ard lost that prtzed Arrow shtrt' o Iareh S-Good Irngltsh Week Ill s s lo p, s I ple a n C0785 Dr George H Rue of Korea shows moxtes on Ixorean ltie 8 Campus day and the best one of the year by far fhose ten legged races were a scream' 12-Gtrls dorm program BABIES Yery good' 13 Begun the landseaptng ot the emmpus Lolpotteur mxtttute food meetmgs eyery mg tt tns and ohnson lend out Koxtlla Klub gaye a hard ttmes party for tlte elormttes Lawrenee took the cake Ito! Tucker leayes to attend the Unton I'dueatton board meettng at College Place Nlr Tarr from South Mrtet told hovn he was warned by the ntttyes to bcvtare of tte cowboys and gangsters when he eame to Amertea II: demonstrated the eltelts March 24 Ntxt 'vhttt eampatgn launehed Here s tor 1 btgger md better annual thas xetr Apr: 2 Sprtng Veeele of Prayer begtns synth Hder Peekltam leading out Irof Tuelcer gtwes lecture 311 ptctures on apan and the great earthquake Aprrl S Ingltsh theme by Irtdty Better hurry Aprtl 7 Aprtl 9 r Belongta, Aprtl I2 Aprtl 14 Aprx 16 out the seeret Aprt l7 Aprt 23 Aprtl 26 Aprtl '10 How do you lke the San and ether IIILIYHTB Netghbors Irogram gnen by the oldsters and sponsored by the muste department .ty why dont you HK thou flats? Iteture day Wir Seltallner taken to tlt San lor tn entergeney opertlton antata Itll.tr of I'tre yen att was tae matt r Iutene tnt Itroe te you tn Iorrest Howard s Arrovt shtrt returned from Laurelvsooel W hen ts n Sentor sneak not a sneak XX as there a sttff meetnne, Irogram taken to the Ixelso Ionguexx dtstrtet lughth grade eonxenuon untor program Dad tt go off tll rtghr N ay Sentors are off for NX alla XX alla' ls ay ntors return vttlt martelotts ta es me .tmlntton Is :ty lhe Loeonuts eome home from Iortland tsttla the ten dollar prtle N ay Laurelvtood eomes tor the annual eleantng mtxbe NOV' IS ay 15 Semors beneht program May aww May 20 26 Sentur Week Good Bye unttl next year We ye had our ups and don ns together Now tor 1 rood yaeatton NW e hope to hay: more fun next year QW hen thts was Entslmed tune had stopped l HOKE ARD CUSIC b . .T A A . e .' ' ' ' ' ' . .. e . ' 1. M . I 4 . . : , ZZ., 4, e , , . I 24.- - ' ' . ' -' ' A , J 26.- v ' ' V ' ' . I 29 t IN ' . S 1 ' . ' 'ay '.tin't' gt tt' a' 'ase. I'll say ' i 'L' till y 4 .U : ' K. ,Q ' 'mn 'I . . U ' Q 4 ' ' , j , y . ' I.-I . I ' ' ' ' ' L ' ' l March 26.-Mrs. Frankie Grubbs presents her students in a springtime recital. -1 F- ' nf . ,. . ' 9 1 e I . ' Y V 1 - - d ' L J . . ,, .U ' '.' 1 . -- ', ,,.. , - . 4. . '. , . l 5 i., ' 1w'. , , 'l .C ', ' -, gi'-.XX'l. ' l- e, . ll. ll?1J'l,' fd 'l Hg' ' ' - -. ' .I ' l.-. - ' ' . . I ' 3.--Sc ' ' l' . 'l ' ' s, Aja.-A. . . s . ' . gs ' y- '. I ' .- ' ' ' 5 . 2l.-- ..... A mess of buys What a linc-up Mr. Hempcl Adm. building Mrs. Hcmpcl The Roods Mrs. Grubhs Going places The Sclinffner family Belongiax Laundry crew Bicycle for two Nurse Nlainl Two hcads are butter than Kalanik Hawaiianx lwmmininc fancius mf M551 if ,Q III 5 . ,K 3:9131 iii ga The Thlrty Sixth AN NUAL CALENDAR lQ38lQ3Q c F1 IRSI Sl 'XII S LBPLDIIIS5 U11 Suptunbu ll 12314 ll1lx'sgIXll1g N 11111 n 1111lu11 11 KXL SLIULSILI lmis IIILIIIX 1131 SI C UNI! Sl XII STI R C ULIIIIHN U11 ut lm11u111u11 IIIX SLIULSIQI Imis 1 W N 713 A4 0 W N lf ' f i1 ifTlili 1 ' , A V H , .- 1 1 - 4 Th. ' j' 4' '. 2 -U11 N1 - -' 23 .ll 11111111 1 X 1 l11bL'I' 27 .11 6 P. M. ' Y , . , . c,hI'lNll11.lS X.1u.1111111 lJL'QL'I11l3CI' 22 .ll 11111111 111 kl.1I1ll.1l'f' 2 .11 6 I'. M. A - -' f . IU, ' , ' 311 ' K' l ' Al.ll1l. 23. 1939 X - f . N1.1 27. VHS Board of Trustees ll I 1 I f1111111 In A XX num X x N Xl In cmivu uns Facuky HI X ' I ruuptor Q IICUIISIYX B1blc SC HAI I N Bxblg Ircnch NIRS XX HI X 9 Nlatron NIR5 I IURI 'NLI TUC KI R Fngllsh XIRS I RANKII GRLBISS Iruuptruss XIUSIL C XII HI ING XLLOLIIIIIIII 'VIIEI1LI'UlIlkS Bakms, C RIC H XRD LUX Bllwrw Shop Supcrmundent I5 SC I-I XII N Gmdcs l 4 C XII RC fl LS S 8 I Y Y 'r' Y ' Y' V I Ii. I.. Nl I I, l'1'1',xl1f1' I uff11n'4Qn11 f.,fll1f.l'l't' 11 I.. I . Bl lclmlux, ,W ' 1111 ll. K. IJISII I,. IJ. I LM I.. . H lL'Il N.X .I.,xx1u.f1 ilfx. IS I'l.Illx N I. I.. SI II. A. Pl. .-. A. Ii. If: 11 A CI. lf. P1 H UN Q Q Q A. R. TUCQIKIQR I'rincip.1l .md Iiusincss RI.llLlgC1'. History H. W. 'L II Ifl. ' , Q A. ' Ii. Ii. f L ff. 'IiR ' -, 5 1 I H. 2. II Iii. . ' . ..f I' fx ' f I-H 1l.5.. Q ..'I.kIR. 1 . ,.: 1 . , 'g MRS. .Ii. .IQ : H. 'IiR '. 1' - If .2 DOD G gdr - Columbia Academy Calendar The purpose of thrs school rs to develop Chrrstran character and to trarn young men and women so that they may frll places of usefulness rn the world and be of servrce to the cause of God The school rs open to all worthy persons of erther sex who come for the purpose of dorng earnest, farthful work Those who have lrttle desrre to study, who are careless rn therr deportment, who are addrcted to the use of tobacco or lrquors, who use profane language, or rndulge rn card playrng and rmproper assocratrons, wrll not knowrngly be admrtted or retarned Harmful lrterature, rncludrng books and magazrnes of Hctron and cheap and popular musrc, wrll not be allowed rn the homes Whether students make a professron of relrgron or not, all wrll be expected to grve due respeet to the Word of God and to observe the regulatrons of the rnstrtutron Candrdates for admrssron who are strangers to the faculty wrll be requrred to furnrsh testr monrfrls as to moral character lt rs drstrnetly understood that every student who presents hrmsclf for rdmrssron to the Aeademy thereby pledges hrmself to observe all rts regulatrons If the pledge rs broken, rt rs also understood that by sueh rnfraetron he forferts membershrp and rf longer retarned, rt rs only by the forbearance of the board and faeulty It rs 1 part of the student s contract that he wrll to the best of hrs abrlrty perform all dutres assrgned to hrm rn conneetron vrrth the school and the home It sometrmes hlppens thlt ehrldren nnlxe eomplarnts to tlrerr prrents eoneernrng sehool mrtters rn vshreh they feel they are mrsused larents are 1slsed to notrfy the m rn lgement rn matters of thrs krnd, 1nd vsrthhold therr judgment untrl proper rnrestrgatron ern be m1de A lrttle carefulness along these lrnes often prevents unhappy eonsequences True ehrrreter rs dereloped by the eonstrnt ehoree of the rndrsrdurl to do the rrght Students rre eneouraged to pl ree themselw es upon therr honor Ind to eonsrder that the most saered trust commrtted to therr keeprng rs 1 good name Wlrerr students farl to drserplrne themselses, rt becomes neees sux for them to hue lssrstanee rn gorernment l'rre.1rms ue not neeesslry rn school, students must leave them rt home lt rs preferable that .lutomobrles should be left If home Hovserer, rf under extreme eondrtrons they are brought or used rs a means of darly eonw ey1nee to 1nd from the school, satrsfletorw rrrangements must be m ide rt the oihee for therr use We find the free use of automobrles to be of eonsrderable temptztron to young people, md the freultv reserxes the rrght to restrrct therr use to 1 rery dehnrte mrnrmum . , . - - . 1 e V 1. 1 . . ' . , , ,., . , , ., . Q , .t , ., , ,. . . . , . , . . , . Q 1 V V 1 . ,. V V . ,e , . . . t . . . . , . , s A . , , , - s s , . , , ., V , . , V , , . . . . . ., .. , , e , , , , . 1., . , . . . L 1 K , . , , , , . . . . . ., Q v . ff 3 i . . . , , V - C,ENl1RAL RhC1ULAlIONS . , . L L. ,. . ,,, , e ,, . t, , , , , . .,. . .V .- , ,, ' . . . t e . - , 3 - -r., . ' X ' ' I . . . . . e . , - s s V. - ,-.-, K . . . t Q-, ,- -Z., . ., , . . ,. , , ' ' ' . ' r. ' A '. ' 1 x x 1 xv - x 1 1 V .P . V, ., , , V , ,. ,. , , , 1 e . e I 1 1 r 1. x , -. . . s . . - V s V V , s, V- , , . 1 4 A 7 . , 1 s -1 V, , Gentlemen shall not escort ladxes on the street, or to or from pubhc gathermgs The Csommnttce on Social Actnvntnes vull provlde for frequent educational programs and lectures, and occasnonal socnl gathermgs or outmgs for all students Attendance If socnal gathermgs other than such as shall be provrded wrll be permltted onlv upon approx al of the Faculty Those arranglng for any such gatherlngs must submlt a request, wnth a hst of those to be mvxted to the Faculty before the regular Faculty meetmg precedmg, and secure 1 member of the Faculty as a chaperon Day students hvrng at .1 dxstance wxll be consndered vlllagc students md must ablde by the same regulatlons Automobnle rldnng bv couples, by day or bv mght, wrll not be permxtted Any member of the Academy famllv desrrmg to entertam ln the home must make preuous arrangements vuth the preceptor or preceptress, and lf It IS desrred to take guests to the dmmg room, defimte arrangements must be made beforehand wrth the matron Each student wall b requured to pay for dxmages done by hlm to the property of the 1nst1tut1on The mmagement mll not be held responslble for any unauthorwed purchase by the student Students are not permrtted to be rn the kltchen, dlnmg room, bakery or laundry unless employed there it the trme Modesty ln dress bemsg conducrve to sound character burldmg, we requxrc students to dress snmply modestly, and sensnbly lvoxdlng extremes For glrls, simple one plecc dresses 1re recommended The use of rouge and llp stlck the yyearxng of lrench or extremes IH hlgh heels, short or extremely as necklaces hngcr rmgs or bracelets are not nn harmony with the prmcxples of the mstntutxon, md may not be yxorn All sklrts should reach to the mxddle of the calf of the leg We strongly urge parents to supervlse thelr daughters xx lrdrobc 1nd sue her embarrassment by ellmlnatlng anythxng out of harmony xuth these prnnelples We do not requrre unforms For 1 student to reeerve the egrcltcst bcneht from hrs school work, nt xs much better that hls trxps home oyer week ends be as few as possible frequent dlxcrsnon detracts from successful school work For this reason permlsslon to be absent from school yull be gnen not oftener than once each month, unless m elses of srckness or other unavoidable emergency Your chrldrcn match eagerly for encouragmg letters from home Wrlte to them often Punctual attendance at all regular exerclses nn the school ns expected Unayoldable absences vull be excused lf presented ID wrltlng wlthrn the trme specxhed by the actmon and advlsement of the faculty e 4 1 k . e ' ' 2 . ' F 1 x . 1. Il, . , 2 A I I - K K. .- . , L , . A K narrow skirts, sleeveless dresses, low necks, transparent waists, jewelry such L 1 v K e .v - I K .' 1 v , - , I . ' ,Q y, , . -1 1 1 3 ' I Q . . , . . . x Q ' ' I ' I 1 3 il ' 'A I- . ' Y ' - e x ' ' 4 'V I I V D l V ' Y A I X l I -I v . w ' I - 7 All m1ke up xxorle must be done xxxthm sxx xx eeks 1fter the mcomplete ns lneurred lneompletc of one SCIFS stmdms, on semestcx xxork 1uto n11t1e1lly l1pses into 1 fulure Pirtlenpltlon nn extra eu111eul.11 letxvxtles wlll be eurtuled for students xx hose grides fall belovx C THL SLHOOI HOML The home IS eondueted on the slme prmexples IS 1re ull vxell xegulxted Christian homes Famnly vxorshlp ns muntuned regulsnrlx both mornmg 1nd evening for all the young people of the home These setvlees ire under the dxrectlon of the preceptor and preceptress md much eare 15 t1ken to mike them benehcnal to 111 Satnsfswtory excuses 1re requlred ll1 all e1ses for 1bsences Students must obtsun permlsslon from the pleeeptol on preeeptness xx hen desxrmg to leixe tl1e e1mpus Students shxll not le1xe the sehool for more thin one diy without the wrltten eonsent of puents Sflfllig d1te f departure and return Eaeh student should bnng sueh manor llflLlCS IS thxexd, needle thlmble sclssors, etc The beds m the boys dormxtory are snngle and beddmg for the boys should be procured to Hr Sll1glC beds The beds m the Umrls dormltolv 1re both single 1nd full beds The lllllldfx as done e1eh xx eelx II the sehool l1undrv md suthelent beddmg should be bl0LlQl1I to meet the student s need for thus perlod The sehool furmshes one llght 1 bed, 1 m1ttress, 1 elressel, 1 chair, ind 1 study table ln e1ch room The student must brnng hxs ovxn eurtams, rugs, etc LXPI:NSFS The school year 15 dlvxded mto mne montl1s of foul xx eeles e1eh 1nd 1ll eharges are mide on th1t blsls No dlseount on tultlon xxlll be lllowed for lbsences A deposxt of S30 00 IS requnred of dormxtory students and 1 deposnt of S10 00 IS required of all xxllage Academy students upon matrxculsatxon Thus deposit IS frequently mnsunderstood I IS not 1 p1xment ln 1dx1nee but merely a tangmble guamntee that the pttron ugrees to p1V the .lccount when due At the end of eaeh fourth week of sehool 1 statement of the actual expenses and credits arxslng to the student 19 rendered Wl1e11 the ninth month's statement IS rendered the student's aeeount IS glx en eredxt for the amount of the deposmt made at the opemng of the 1ecount , V V V 1 1 1 . 1 . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 V, , , ,, 1. . , . - . 1, . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 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