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

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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, ,