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

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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.

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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.