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

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WUNE l QUWZQQD , .-963W-R' ,'- A 253' 'di i l EDGQSUYL l b 1 'VZI , .A 1. ' 1QV' ,,,. ., 1,,,, A AA.,: Z I ,gi r,r,11 ,A M ,1A. 51, 1VV,, .,,. 0 I -my 5 if Q21 1-11-3261 Waite fm iam af' We, the Vine Maple Staff of Columbia Academ Wish t Q55 y o ex- press our most sincere appreciation to those who have made our annual of l94U a success. We hope you will remember this annual in your store of fond memories of Columbia Academy. MURIEL LAMPING.

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GRADE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE Beane Budd Craig Dewey Yost Haines Smith Sooter Tinlin VV:illman COLUMBIA CHURCH SCHOOL Many times during our J. M. V. meetings the pupils bear their testimony of thankfulness that they can attend a Christian school. Well, We, as teachers, are thankful that we have the privilege of teaching a Christian school-a school Where Christian boys and girls are training for more serious responsibility later on in life. Highlights of the year 1939-1940: Harvest-Ingathering campaignvS90. Fall Week of Prayer--Elder Niermeyer. Investiture service-ten Friends, ten Companions. Thanksgiving program. Christmas Sabbath School tree, carolling, puzzles and scrapbooks for children's hospital Wards. Washington-Linn-caln program. Nature hikes. Spring VVeek of Prayer-Elder Wilcox, Baptismal class of fifteen. Two Gold Star banners. Honor roll-12 out of 22 in semester Bible test, Picnic at Leverage Park. When we glance across the ocean and see the distressing situation of so many 'other school children and their teachers, our hearts are filled with gratitude that the Lord has mercifully blessed us with such a pleasant and profitable school-year. And we would especially acknowledge the kindly co-operation and prayers of the faithful fathers and mother. -MR. AND MRS. L. H. BOOTH. , Q l

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4 Student Bod lu 155 wi ll :WN 4 ' 'J' Y -s 7 V Front Row: Beane. llackett, Vzllkius. Hill, liliilldhll. Back llowi Axford, XVilso11, Ammu1.1lson, l'2lliilllS, llmqwr First Semester President ,,,, , ,, Social Vice-President A,.. A Cultural Vice-President .,,, , Bette Hackett . Loraine Beane Secretary ,,,ee,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,., . Treasurer A... ,,.. .... . . Sergeant-at-Arms... W ., ., Lowell Kanen , Fifteen successful years have passed since Bob Axford ..., ...,, v.,,,, Robert Deming t,,,,,.,,,,., Ray Wilson Second Semester Ray Wilson LeRoy Ammundson Anna Glandon Lois Calkins Jack Hooper James Calkins the first A. S. C. A. meeting was held. And with it have come many happy memories, memories that will linger with us through the remainder of our lives. All teachers and students are members of this association and its aim is to create a lively school spirit, and to promote uplifting Chris- tian entertainment. Our Social Committee plans for the picnics, c ampus days, and other programs, while the Culture Committee renders programs in which we are shown proper table etiquette, dress, courtesy and refinement. Come to Columbia Academy and you are welcome from the A. S. C. A. and its officers. assured of a hearty -RAY WILSON.