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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1946 volume:

Zfafwiwi -Yi N i t N51 'EYES 3 an ,f,.T f5 25 x v-- VINE MAPLE 1946 VI MAPLE TAFF Editor-in-chief ..... .A..A,, J oyce Zifkle Associate Editor ..... 4.,..... T16 land Quinn Snap Editor ----,, ,,..., C olleen Knapp Art Editor ......4 .77.... M elvin Benedict Advisor ..,.,,,,,.....,.., ..,..,, M iss Muchmore Business Manager ....,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,, E ldon Walter Advertising Manager ..,,..,. ...... D orothy Bromgard Circulation Manager ....................... ,,,.,r, N orman Severance Associate Advertising Manager ,.,... ,,.... K atharine Krout Typist ,,,,.,,.,,...,.,...,.,....i,.....r..,,r,,,..,, . ..,,,rr Mrs. Schlehuber FUREWURD Lest through the busy days before us We fail to re- member all the pleasant events of this school year, and lest the memory of the persons With Whom We associated should become a bit hazy We Wish to leave this 1946 VINE MAPLE. -THE STAFF. L f DEDICATIDN To you-Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Schlchuber-who for the past two years have been teachers, counsellors, but most of all friends to the students of Columbia Academy- never too busy to share the problems and interests, the sorrows and joys of any wh-o come your way-to you, whose consistent Christian lives have been an inspiration to us all, we affectionately dedicate this 1946VINE MAPLE. It is with regret that we see you leave our school, but it is with pride that we see you step out to take up a greater work in a foreign land. Our best wishes go with you always. llllll PRINCIPAL B. M. KURTZ Walla. Walla College, B. A. University of Montana - Graduate Work Principal, Business Manager, Biology The war has ceased. The battle for the allies has been wonj With victory come new problems, new perplexities. Life becomes more complex, competition greater. Return- ing veterans will enter the various fields of endeavor, striving for mastery. Senior Class of '46, you have chosen a fit- ting motto, Out of the Harbor into deep Waters. 'I trust that greater indeed will be your preparation, for there is always room at the top. With the trend of the times, the unrest, the disregard for propriety and order, comes an ever increasing need for labor in His vineyard. lfor, as you work for others you will assure yourselves of that most worthy aim, Anchored in Heaven. B. M. KURTZ. FAC LTY FRED E. SCHLEHUBER VVal1a Walla College, B. Th. American History and Government New Testament History English I Physical Education Dean of Boys MARIE MEAD-SCHLEHUBER Walla Walla Business College Registrar and Librarian Typing Shorthand MADGE MUCHMORE Intermountain Union College, B. A. Vvalla Walla College-Post graduate work Ellis VVhite Conservatory of Music and Dramatic Art-Graduate work. University of Southern California- Graduate work. English II, III Dean of Girls CLYDE W. SMITH Walla Walla College, B. A. Accolintant Geometry Bookkeeping ARCHIE R. MORLEY Union College, B. A. University of Nebraska-Graduate work. Spanish I, II Algebra Physics Modern History IDAMAE DAWSON-MORLEY Art FREIDA BLAIR-WALTER Laurelwood Junior College Matron Laundry Home Economics AU LTY VAN O. BLAIR Vlfalla Walla College, B. Th. S. D. A. Theological Seminary Old Testament History Prophetic I-Iistory Bible Doctrines Pastor FRANKIE M. REIS Walla. Walla College, B. A. Graduate work in piano, voice and organ in Portland, Oregon. Piano Voice FRANCES MEILICKE-HENDERSON Piano Violin HOWARD B. HENDERSON Walla VValla. College Band Labor Supervisor WALTER W. GIBSON ' Shop BONNIE JOHNSON Walla Walla College-3x year Normal Grades 6-8 ESTHER IVIAY -WAGNER Union College-Normal Grades 1-5 ADMINISTRATIUN BUILDING V I BOYS' DURMITURY UHURUH UNDER UUNSTRUUTIUN GIRLS, UURMITURY UNDER UUNSTRUUTIUN v , -f '33 ,X A fly 5 if-x A W, Y Q ' X f L3 ,f f XFN? f I ,JJ ! ASS 0UIA'l'Ell STUDENTS SIGNATURES I I STUDENT UFFIC RS President .....,.... ..... J IM DIXON Cultural 'Vice-president .. RUTH BROBERG Social Vice-president .. FRANCES BRUCE Rel. Activities Vice-president .,.. DALE SHEPHERD Secretary . . ..... JOYCE ZIRKLE Treasurer ......... .. . VERLYN GEORGE Sergeant-at-Arms ...... CLIFTON WALTER Pianist ........ . . . . . GEORGE CHANEY Choristor . . . . ELDON WALTER Not Too Fast Co R' m Q womqbgnafugzs l ll 4a.L'3'f Throughout this land we call the northwest, You are a place which God hath blast, In view or grand old Mt. St. Helens In midst of vales and wooded glens, if fftfpfmf eekff -'L. A 'ir 1. 1:1 I 1 1 1 V ,V 11 ' :L!1'S!f::S:':.D's-!I'h'D:: EE 2.21-5.5-':..5 hero youth are taught to 'wel-k .'Llte's pathway, And learn new precepts day by day, Thru decades you've stood for the right, For you lre'll stand and bravely fight. is flzggf-Fggffv VVS,- 1,nrl , Y. .. 1 I - llnll1l11llJl111 I-il-HS ? lv 11 11 -11.1. 1:1 I , : Wise were the pioneers who came here, To round e school that grows each year, school spirit is the slogan of C. A. May high your ideals ever stay! 1-1 e V -no f ,. f 3 r Fr g 4, , CHORUS I :sir SP fum 11' 1 n 1 11111111 :f':11llll: 4::.., lun..-I : ..:-::n::::::- ITQYVS-'I I-1 llxll1l1ll1.sr'l'1 111--Hl1lfI1:1l1111I That sends forth Christian youth prepared for.1if0 to conquer in the stri e. Oh! COLIMEIIZL Your helpful influence now reaches fer, You are a guiding star. ee COLUMBIA 1- n ' I- ,- 1 : 1' Y 1 .1 11 - l-1.1 - , : : 5.1 1 I 1 1 1- f ls 1-1 W 1 I :. - ... I V a 1 ...Ill s li. You're our school, Here we learn to ive the golden rule, Tho' o'en in distant climes our You're true blue, my bright banners ever wave o'er you, 1nLl.i1- F LF PF F F p 2. f . . . F -I , ' 1 I-w E -If l--j-j- Lr-------T?l- 11 l1!nl M 11 2U-'1-H-JULll- nm lull 1 11 -f Y H 111 I---'N Ll fm I- --' 1-ll IS IB !-'- 1'i'-?1- fl I Y 1--'- H-U'il'1 I I - Tho' years pass by you'll always be Our favorite work may be, We will ever honor thee, ACADEMY 1 1.14-1 111 11 U11 111 L 1 U1 111111 1'1 711 l.IsJ 1.111 , , .. f , , .. . ' -: L ' ,L ' ' :nj 7 W 2 1 -Q if nm-1 ' , ,V 1 -: ' l - 3 ' 11-1111111-1 1 1 1 - ' : 1111- 1 lsliiii r 11.14111 11 -111 Q f 1 - , 1: J -s Q 1' , ASSUCIATED STUDENTS The Student Association of Columbia Academy hasbeen established to help carry out its purpose of stimulating spiritual, cultural, and social development. Though the Association was late in organizing We have had a very eventful year filled with interesting programs and entertainments. TW-o chapel programs and a Friday night vespers were sponsored by the Spiritual committee. The Social and Cultural Committees Worked together in preparing two Saturday night programs of games and marches. Our Christmas party held December 19th, and the formal Valentine Banquet on February 16th Were two joyous evenings for the students. Those who were talented fared well March 30 at the Amateur Hour. All -of these, not to mention the Student Body picnic, were made possible by these committees. We believe it has been a year in which We have made an advance step in our preparation for our life's work. FRANCES BRUCE. Reading from left to right Snowbound A study in facial expression Nothing serious Girl's dean Sir Waltel' Just three boys Presenting- The Schlehubers Chief' -- CCook'?J Our unfailing Music teachers Almost happy Elder Blair descending Smile please The Elder atop his pride 8: joy lQ ' -fTX-' Q f ,L ff X2 ix ,K X WM' X I My ' I Y' 'gmqx l CLASSM SIGNATURES E lllli CLASS This is the year to which We, the Seniors, have looked forward since we first started the Academy-the year when We would be the graduating class. As we make this important step leading to success we perceive there is not only a sense of gladness but also sadness withing gladness that We have achieved our purpose, sadness at the thought of leaving our Academy Life. Columbia Academy has afforded great opportunities mingled With pleasures never to bet forgotten. Though we may some day be far from her, yet she will still be close to us in heart. We Wish to express our appreciation to the rest of the students and members of our faculty for the pleasant time we have spent with you and give you our best regards. Jim Dixon. Motto-Out of the Harbor into Deep Waters Aim-Anchored in Heaven Colors-Light Green and Rose Flower-Rhododendron JIM DIXON-President ' Sg't at Arms A.S.C.A. '44-'45 Secretary, Amicitia Club '43-'44 M. V. Secretary '43- 44 Vice-Pres.: Sg't at Arms 1 Amicitia Club '44-'45 President Junior Class '44-'45 President Amicitia Club '45- 46 President A.S.C.A. '45-'46 v Ambition-Preceptor Favorite expression- Oh Yah!! Favorite fool-Pie a la mode av ELOISE MORAN-Vice-President Campus Echo Staff '44-'45 Sabbath School Secretary '45-'46 President Kovilla Club '45-'46 Ambition-Nurse Favorite expression- Oh Man! Favorite food-macaroni LILLIAN MERRILL-Sec.-Treasurer Ambition-Office Nurse Favorite expression- Silly Boy! Favorite food-chocolate pie ELDON YVALTER-Sg't at Arms Vice-Pres. Amicitia Club 3 years President Boys' Glee Club '44-'45 Sabbath School Teacher '44-'45 Prayer Band Leader 2 years Circulation Mgr. Vine Maple '44-'45 Business Mgr. Vine Maple '45-'46 Ambition-Radio Evangelist Favorite expression- Oh, you're nuts Favorite food-lemon pie. -v JOYCE ZIRKLE Cultural Vice-P1'esi- dent A.S.C.A. '44-'45 Vice-Pres. Kovilla Club '44-'45 Vice-Pres. Junior Class '44-'45 M. V. Secretary '44-'45 Editor Vine Maple '45-'46 Secret'y A.S.C.A. '45-'46 Salutatorian Ambition-Nurse Favorite expression-- Oh fiddle Favorite food- Doughnuts. KATHARINE KROUT Ass. Editor Campus Echo '44-'45 Prayer Band Leader 2 years Vice-President Loamco Club '45-' M. V. Secretary '45-' Pres. Teachers of Tomorrow Club '45-'46 46 46 NORMAN SEVERANCE President Amicitia. Club '44-'45 M. V. Secretary '44-'45 Prayer Band Leader 2 years Rel. Activities Vice-Pres. A.S.C.A. '44-'45 M. V. Leader '45-'46 Sg't at Arms, Junior Class '44- 45 Circ. Mgr. Vine Maple '45-'46 Valedictorian Ambition-Doctor Favorite expression- Some people! Favorite food- huckleberry pie. y JOY VVILSON t'Am-bition-Matrorf' Favorite expression- Pidd1y-posh Favorite food-choco- Ass. Adv. Mgr. Vine Maple '45- Ambition-Grade school teacher Favorite expression- You knotheadn Favorite food- bananas. NIELVIN BENEDICT Editor, Campus Echo '44- Secretary, late chip cookies DOROTHY BROMGARD Prayer Band Leader ' Years Parliamentarian ' Loamco Club '44-.45 M. V. Secretary '44- 40 Snap Editor Vine Maple 44-'45 Amicitia Club '44-' M. V. Secretary '45- Art Editor, Vine Maple '45-'46 Ambition-Doctor 45 '46 Favorite expression- For Pete's sake Favorite food- Fried potatoes and eggs. RUTH MCKINNEY Ass. Side Leader Annual Campaign '45-'46 Ambition-Airplan,e stevvardessw Favorite expression- Cute as a mink Favorite food- peppermint milkshake. Side Leader, Annual Campaign '44-'45 M. V. Leader '45-'46 Advertising Mgr. , Vine Maple '45- 46 Ambition- Missionary Favorite expression- And I don't mean maybe Favorite food- lentils. VERLYN GEORGE President, Armicitia Club '45-'46 Treasurer A.S.C.A. '45-'46 Ambition- Missionarv Favorite expression- Aw nuts Favorite food- lce cream. JEAN WICKER Ambition-Nurse Favorite expression- It won't be long now lFavori.te f00d-Ban- ana cream pie. XVILBUR JAMES Sabbath School Secretary '44-'45 M. V. Leader '45-'46 Ass. Side Leader Annual Campaign '45-'46 Ambition Minis r - te Favorite expression- I don't know Favorite food- Toastel cheese sandwiches. COLLEEN KNAPP Social Vice-Pres. A.S.C.A. '44-'45 Prayer Band Leader 2 years Campus Echo Staff '44-'45 Snap Editor Vine Maple '45-'46 '1Amlbition-Teacher Favorite expression- I feel so gay Favorite food- Pineapple ice cream. BETTY LOU COLEMAN President Loamco Club '45-'46 Prayer Band Leader '45-'46 Ambition-Nurse Favorite expression- You know what? Favorite food- Hot mince meat pie. JOSEPH BAILEY Sg't at Arms English Club '44-'45 Ambition-Automm bile Mechanic Favorite expression- Are you kidding?y' Favorite food- G Banana cream ple. FRANCES BRUCE Secretary Loamco Club '44-'45 President Loamco Club V P '45-'46 cial ice- res. S0A.s.c.A. '45-'46 Prayer Band Leader 2 Years Ambition-Foreign Language Teacher Favorite expression- VVhere's my roommate? Favorite food- apple pie. SHIRLEY VVATERMAN Ambition-Nurse Favorite expression- Oh, you make me so mad! Favorite food- bubble gum. WARREN BUTLER Ambition-Medical Missionary Favorite expression- I believe it! Favorite food- Corned gluten steaks and cabbage. ELAINE LEE Ambition- Stenographern Favorite expression- But definitely Favorite food- Ice cream. JU lllll CLASS It seems but a few weeks ago that we fell into the coveted rank of being Juniors. As we look back on this year one can call to mind many pleasant memories. Next year we will fill the vacancy left by the Seniors and it is our desire to fill it well. The Class of '47 has had a wonderful time this year because they have all co-operated with one another and done their very best. With the highest peak as our aim, and God as our guide we shall ever be pushing upward. Why not come to Columbia next year and join with the Seniors in making it the best year ever? 1 MARGARET DASHER. Motto-Push, pull, or get out of the way. Aim-The highest peak. Colors-Red, White, and Blue. Flower-White Carnation. President-- MARGARET DASHER In music the master touch takes part Vic-e-President- JACK MARTIN VVi11ing to work but ever ready to play. Secretary-Treasurer- FLORENCE OLSON A friendly nature, a. ready smile. Sergeant-at-Arms- MILTON S WEITZ A jolly good fellow with plenty of friends. JUNIUR CLASS High in the hearts of his classmates LUCILLE DASHER A natural grace. a friendly airi' OLIVIA EMERY , Her good nature is catching MARVIN PEARSON His smile speaks louder than his GEORGE CHANEY A gentleman from soul to crown IDA SOOTER Vivacious and jolly all the clay ARLYS GEORGE Always ready to do her part DALE SHEPHERD Thought is deeper than speech DONAVAN AMUNDSON He finds it good to be merry and RUTH BROBERG Genuine as a, thumb print words wise TED VVASKEY He was gifted and ever individual BETTY BUDD Quiet and earnest she goes on her way THELMA MEISNER A peck of vitality and a bushel of fun BILL BURKE Determination seasoned with music EDVVARD BIELVIN I-Ie goes steadily onward and upward VIRGINIA PEPPER As full of fun as she is busy DORIS SHAFFER True to work and word HAROLD MORLEY An honest friend and true NEILAN CURRENT XVi11ing hand and friendly disposition DOROTHY HOOKER HA sweet attractive kind of girl y DONALD ANDERSON I never hurry, neither do I worry BETTE MORGAN Always alive, vivacious, and cheery NORMA BROWN As modest as a. violet and just as shy RICHARD- STEFFANSON He laughs at impossibilitiesu RUBY IWIILER Not sad, not gay, just pleasant each day' Reading from left to right Miss Sides Ju-st Betty The Sweitz's Ruth - in Africa, Casey ! ! Going' to Market, Colleen? Milan 8: Co. Curly locks Oh, that Smile The Roberifs prodigy Little Etta Nadine Vlfhere is that red hair? Miss Hooker in person Anchors aweigh Beautiful Joe Sand baby Pie face Clif Watch those buttons pop I'11 get there before you o Fm mad! Who are you? Vern Bromgard Leland Quinn Peggy Moran Ronald Flatt Gloria Miller Barbara Hough Dorothy Patterson Virginia Kivett Velma Smart Helen Morley Keith Buck ' Ettine Norman Herb Aplington 0PHOMORE CLASS Arletia Gibson Jack Olson Effie Bruce Verlin Gibson Juanita. Smith Glenn Denny Lois Boyer Ivan Dewey Lena Overturf Paul Chapman Donna Enyart Kenneth Hundley Donna Roberts Barbara Shipp Mary Allen Lorena Krier Veldona, Vliet Fred Perry La,Vonne VanTassel Don Shaffer Phyllis Vvatson Charles Ritchie Ramona Busick LeRoy Nelson Lois Armstrong Darryl Bivens Bob Dixon Lewis Aplingt Mary Chellis Ted Peek Phyllis Guderi Melvin Davis Amos Parker 9 Q Y 'i I 3 visas, J 2 t K is 3 P si v H GRADE SCll00L . The opening day of school here at Columbia found an enthusiastic group of sixty in grades one to eight. That same enthusiasm has carried a fine group of boys and girls through a very successful Ingathering campaign, two outstanding Weeks of Prayer when many decisions were made leading a large group to baptism and church membership, and a campaign in which money Was raised for school needs. In the early spring the Sth grade with an enrollment of twelve organized for graduation. A trip to Mt. Hood with many snovv activities was the out- standing event for this group. Though this has been a very busy year and the days seem to fly by it has been a good year in our experience and one long to be remembered. Miss BONNIE J OHNSON. w l IGHTH GR DE 'VVILFORD MARTIN, JOAN CRAYVFORD, MARILYN HEGSTAD, EYTHEL KAYLOR, JACK BAILEY, LILA WALTER. RUTH ELLIOTT, VELIVIA LACY, CALVIN COXVART, SHIRLEY SI-IIPP, VERA PANTLE, .IO ANN DEVVEY. Reading from left to right Ed Melvinigoatherding Starry eyed Keith takes life easy Dusty Bay VVindow display Get a horse Mere Maids Gloria. 81 family 'Mona Leland from farm land On top of the World Hfhere did you get that? Before the Camera Ready, Aim, Fire - ! Ship Ahoy! Mumps - VVhat's the matter? Schools out for another day Boots 8: Saddles Small Frye Phyllis - Way back when - Really? Enjoying the sunshine Lonnie Ready for work Sweet Boy All dressed up and no place' to go Peg O' My Heart Donny Smiling Robert Homeward bound Two heads are better than one in-7' .-'LA- -. ..Q',e-:fx x' fc-x k..X, f XX 2 f X l . ff AUTIVITIM SIGNATURES CAMPUS EUHO TAFF Editor - in - chief ............................ OLIVIA EMERY Associate Editor .......... EFFIE BRUCE News Editor ....... MANFRED HEGSTAD Assignment Editor ........ ARLYS GEORGE Society Editor ..... ........ J ACK MARTIN Feature Editor .... RAMONA BUSICK Art Editor ..... ............ T ED PEEK Typist ......... .... L ILLIAN MERRILL Typist .......... . .... FLORENCE OLSON Typist ,........... ............. J IM DIXON Typist .............. DOROTHY HOOKER Business Manager .. . .... PAUL CHAPMAN Bi-monthly the school spirit of Columbia Acadtmy seems to reach its peak when the Campus Echo is published. Through the untiring efforts of the staff and the co-operative Work of every one this paper is made possible. Additional interest has been formed through the publications of each of the classes and also a faculty edition. p EFFIE BRUCE. LIIAMCO CLUB Lois Boyer, Juanita Smith, Katharine Krout, Frances Bruce, Betty Lou Coleman, Effie Bruce, Phyllis Guderian, Milly Sweitz. 5 LUAMUU ULIB GIRLS' ll00M Loamco Club-let's show what we can do. Loamco Club-pride of our heart. Loyal now, we will be always trueg We stand to pledge that we'll do our part.- S0 the girls sing. They sing the club song with enthusiasm and spirit! . Loamco, girls home at C. A., stands for love, am- bition, and courage, an aim which has been, and we hope will continue to be, lived up to by each and everyone of her 48 loyal members. GIRLS' P1-lllL0ll There are 20 rooms, each occupied with two happy girls. The eight remaining members board at Gibsons, the annex. These girls attend our morn- ing and evening devotionals. Our evening worship periods are devoted to prayer band on Wednesday, club on Thursday, and self improvement each Sunday. Almost every Mon- day night after study period we have the club skate. Loamco, a club to encourage spiritual and social activities. Loamco Club, - Let's Go! ! OffiCe1's Cleft to rightlt HERB APLINGTON, ELDON WALTER, JHNI DIXON, VERLYN GEORGE, JACK MARTIN, LELAND QUINN and LEVVIS APLINGTON. AMICITIA CL B UFFICER A ICITIA CLUB ' BIIYS, ll00M BOYS' PARLIIR The name Amicitia which has been chosen to be our club name stands for friendship. This friendly group of boys has enjoyed another year of school and play together. It has been a year in which We tried to develop good habits which will help us through life. Through our association together we have had dormant abilities brought to life and developed. Thus we are stronger and better fitted for the work that lies before us. It has been both a pleasant and a profitable year. RONALD FLATT. KIWILLA CLUB Organized under the official name of Kovilla, the village students hold in its name the memory of h hi ' many aooy ours swert at social sratherings. These have Drovided relaxation from studies and an incen tive to develop better social fitness. One of the main objects of the club is to facilitate activities of a social, cultural, athletic, and religious nature. SHIRLEY THOMPSON. KUVILLA CLUB UFFICERS r i Kovlim own BIIYS' GLEE CLUB f GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Music Department has had an outstanding record this school year with an enrollment of one hundred and five piano and voice students. These have been presented in four public recitals. The girls and boys choruses of fifty members and thirty-five respectively presented a fine program on March 23. Th girls' dormitory sextet and village girls' octet, the male quartet and the two mixed quartets have added much to both sacred and secular programs. We are proud of the fine musical talent in the student body this year. a MRS. REIS. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The Band, under the direction of Mr. Howard Henderson, is one of our several musical organizations. Approximately seventeen members have met twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at four-thirty for an hour of intensive practice. On March 23, the Band joined the Glee Clubs in presenting a fine program. In addition to this, the band has furnished music for several other programs during the year. The Brass Quartet and the Clarinet Trio have been lively organizations this year. The members have been faithful in meeting for practice once a week. These special groups have been developed to assist in our Sabbath Music, programs, and banquets. MRS. HENDERSON. BAND During the past year the choir has been an organ- ization of which we are proud. With a membership of thirty-two, this fine group has helped to make each church service a nicer one. T hey have learned many beautiful numbers with the assistance of their di- rector, Mrs. Reis. H The beautiful tones of a Hammond electric organ are indeed an inspiration at each church serv- ice. This organ was purchased for the new church, but We are enjoying its quiet strains in the old church While finishing the new structure. RIALE QUARTETTE CLeft 'LO rightb: ELDON WALTER, CLIFTON VVALTER, LELAND QUINN, NORMAN SEVERANCP. DORIVI SEXTETTE fLeft to rightbi COLLEEN KNAPP, FRANCES BRUCE, GLORIA MILLER, ARLYS GEORGE, KATHERINE KROUT, FLORENCE OLSON. , VILLAGE OCTETTE fLeft to rightjt IDA SOOTER, ELOISE MORAN, MARGARET DASHER, PEGGY MORAN, BARBARA SHIPP, BETTE MORGAN, ARLETIA GIBSON, LUCILLE DASHER. CNo pictureb ALE QUAR ETTE DURM EXTETTE VILLAGE UCTETTE CLAHIN 'l' CLARINET TRIO QLeft to rightpz ETTINE NORMAN, MELVIN BENEDICT, OLIVIA EMERY BRASS QUARTET CLeft to rightpz FRED PERRY, TED WASKEY, MILTON SWEITZ, Q LELAND QUINN. The M. V. Society of Columbia Academy is the training ground for our Christian youth. Here we learn the art of public speaking and are better fitted to go out into the world. Another vital point is that our Christian experience is made better through participation in these meetings and the association of the young people of Columbia Academy. We have two active bandsg the Literature Band giving out handbills and papers from week to week and the Sunshine Band going to the shut-ins of the communityg bringing them joy and happiness. We also have a goodly number of students working on Progressive Class Work and hope to have several in the investiture service at the end of the school year. I am sure you will not find a better group of young people anywher as you will LELAND QUINN. Back Row--MELVIN BENEDICT, KATHERINE KROUT, NORMA BROWN, MISS MUCHMORE, LELAND QUINN. Front ROW-NORMAN SEVERANCE, DOROTHY BROMGARD, ETTINE NORMAN, WILBUR JAMES. find there at Columbia Academy Missionary Volunteer Society. Back ROW-MARVIN PEARSON, OLIVIA EMERY, ELOISE MORAN, MRS. SCHLEHUBER, PAUL CHAPMAN. Front Row-CLIFTON WALTER, FLORENCE OLSON, - RUTH BROBERG, FRED PERRY Important among the religious activities on the campus is the Sabbath School, which offers extensive opportunity for religious endeavor to students who wish to take an active part in religious organizations. Besides providing an outlet for talents oflleadership, the Sabbath School teaches the value of missions and personal evan- ge ism. ELOISE MORAN. MISSIU ARY VOLUN'l' Eli UFFICER ABBATH UHO0L UFFIUERS SUNSHINE BAND LITERATURE BAND Plaoulmsslw ULASSES GIRLS' GYM BGYS' GYM SKATING Reading from left to right Vern 8x Verlyn-indulg Up in the air The Dashers Beautiful fish 100 strokes a day Ezra 8: LeRoy Seniors descending Cold feet Cor handsj? Tsk, Tsk! Over the top What are we Waiting Spooks: Let Martin do your Cartin' Sweet 8: lovely Don't drag your feet Just resting Frank I-Iinman At ease Pretty girl Our promising young jeweler The Butler Pals You could fool me Dale Industrious - ? Merry Xmas Imogene Junior Day fln the cornfieldj Olivia - Miss Bromgard Twins? f - Reading from left to right Superman Side leaders Industrious Ted The woodyard Strike Remember our Christmas Party And the Valentine Banquet Barb 8: Frankie Lois, How come you re so popular? The Sr. mixed quartet Comfort Frisky Girl's new dorm Hasten Jason Snap seekers More of new dorm Three distinguished Gentlemen 12:15 Waiting for dinner See the birdie? Hair do! n'tsJ Football Harvest Ingathering dinner KITCHEN LAUNDRY DINING IIIIIINI BDILER li00M I PAINTING CREW CALENDAR 0F lEVllNTS Sept. 10. School opens with games on campus. Sept. 27. Ingathering Field Day. Oct. 8-13. Week of Prayer with Elder L. A. Skinner. Oct. 14. Loamco Club entertains Amicitia at informal banquet. Oct. 18. Campus Day. Oct. 28. IxAixi1LIE715ig1Zaq'ltlil7biIil'EZii:2li'112iIIl1S Loamco at Halloween party. T, Ps Nov .0. Amicitia presents Swiss Family Robinson. K. N Nov. 17. Loamco Club presents Luigi Rangon, concert accordianist. Q A Nov. 21-25. Thanksgiving vacation. A 1 Dec. 5. Music Recital. Q17 f Dec. 20.-Jan. 1. Everyone home for Christmas vacation. var X4 ' f, 'U-ii-.. L- 1 -f, ,1 .. Jan. 13. End of lst Semester. in Jan. 22. Seniors organize. Feb. 3. Loamco Club-Open House. Why all the chains? gg Feb. 6. Seniors present their officers. O . 6 1 . . lxl' lu Feb. 7. J umors organize. al. .W Feb. 11. There's something about a Junior. ' Feb. 13. School nurse. 1 I XM , Feb. 16. Amicitia talent program. NN A Feb. 20-24. Vacation. Spring vacation? - Marcr 6. Music Recital. March 16. Senior Class Program. March 21. Senior Sneak? ? March 23. Glee clubs present program. if March 24-30. Week of Prayer with Elder Reisig. March 30. Amateur Hour. 4 f 4 as f 4 .. f Q ., A W 34- 1 12. JM.-r .1 AZ, F: .J - Pa 'sk ff , .,-- N ff 14' 5 X N i lf Willa 4. X .r IVIV . f .1 W CALENDAR - cqnunueca April 13. Everybody laughing With Galen Harvey. April 14. Junior Senior picnic. April 20. Picture Livingston and Stanley. April 21. Amicitia entertains Loamco at picnic and hike at Lewis ville Park. April 25. A. S. C. A. picnic. April 27. Jeep herding - talent program by Juniors. April 28. Vine Maple excursion to Beacon Rock and Bonneville Dam May 4. May 11. May 16. May 17. May 18. May 19. Where are all of the Dorm boys? Music Recital. Class night. Consecration. Graduation. Farewell. STUDENT RIISTER Allen, Mary .......... Amundson, Donovan .... Anderson, Donald . . . Aplington, Herbert .... Aplington, Lewis .... Armstrong, Lois .... Axt, Nelda ....... Bailey, Joe .... Beldin, Robert .... Benedict, Melvin .... Bivens, Darryl .... Bliven, Leland ..... Bovee, Esther .... Box 194, Boyer, LOIS ............... Broberg, Ruth ...... Bromgard, Dorothy . . . Bromgard, Vern .... Brown, Joanne .... Brown, Norma .... Bruce, Effie .... Bruce, Frances .... Buck, Keith . . . . Budd, Betty . . . Burk, Bill ...... Busick, Bonnie .... Busick, Ramona . . . Butler, Warren .... -1 .0-...nu A . . . Route 1, Box 104, Sandy, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . Star Route, Box 55, Yacolt, Washington . . . . . 1964 N. Capital St., Salem, Oregon . . . . 1964 N. Capital St., Salem, Oregon . . . . . . 352 W. Rowan, Spokane, Washington . 4401W Rainier Ave., Seattle, Washington B . . . . .. Battle Ground, Washington . . . . Battle Ground, Washington Neotsu, Oregon . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . Route 2, Box 107, Woodburn, Oregon Route 1, Steelhammer Road, Silverton, Oregon . . . Route 1, Box 294, Chehalis Route 2, Wapato . . . Route 2, Wapato . . .. Battle Ground, . . . . . . . . White Salmon, 1699 Chehalis Avenue, Chehalis, 7 ! Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington .. . . Route 1, Box 122, Sandy, Oregon . . . . Route 1, Box 122, Sandy, Oregon . . . 2225 Hazel Avenue, Salem, Oregon . . . . . . . College Place, Washington . . . . Ocean Park, Washington . . . . . . . . 1610 Fir St., Salem, Oregon . . . .2010 N. Church St., Salem, Oregon . . . Route 1, Box 138, Camas, Washington ChaEee, Lucille . . .' Chaney, George . . . Chapman, Paul .... Chellis, Mary ..... Christensen, Melvin Coleman, Betty Lou Condon, Jim ..... Crull, Jackie .... Current, Neilan . . . Dasher, Billy . .. Dasher, Lucille . . . Dasher, Margaret . Davis, Melvin . .. Denny, Glenn Dewey, Ivan .... Dixon, Bob . .. Dixon, Jim ....... Dixon, Rosemary .. Emery, Olivia .. Enyart, Donna . .. Flatt, Ronald . .. Flanders, Arthur . RUSTER - Comma . . . . . . Blachly, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . Bonneville, Oregon . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . Ocean Park, Washington . . . Route 2, Box 481, Troutdale, Oregon 616 24th Ave., Longview Washington . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington Route 1, Box 263, La Center, Washington D Battle Ground, Washington Battle Ground, Washington Battle Ground, Washington ........ Route 2, Wapato, Washington . . . .3115 M St., Vancouver Washington . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . Castle Rock, Washington . . . . Castle Rock, Washington . . . . Castle Rock, Washington E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington Route 2, Box 200, Ridgefield, Washington . . . .. Box 181, Longview, Washington 1414 S. W. 12 St., Portland, Oregon George, Arlys . . . George, Verlyn .. Gibson, Arletia . . . Gibson, Verlin . . . Greenman, Forrest Grubbs, Dale ..... Guderian, Glenn .. Guderian, Phyllis . Hanley, Phyllis ..... Hegstad, Manfred Helms, Hazel .... Hooker, Dorothy .... Hough, Barbara . . Hovard, Jo-An . .. Hundley, Kenneth Jackson, Dale . . . James, Wilbur .... Keller, Dean . . . Kelly, Carol .... Kivett, Virginia .. Knapp, Colleen . .. Krier, Lorena . . . Krout, Katharine . RUSTER - Continued G . . . Star Star Route, Harrah . . . . . Battle Ground, . . .. Battle Ground Route, Harrah, Washington Washington Washington Washington Route 1, Estacada, Oregon . . . . Battle Ground, . . . . Ocean Park, . . . . Ocean Park, H . . . ...... Woodland, Battle Ground, Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Oregon City, . . . . Route 2, Box 183, Roseburg, 850 Division, Bend . . . . Route 16, Box 92, Milwaukie . . . . . . . . . . . 344 Sisemore, Bend, J 7 Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon . . . . 209 5th Avenue W., Kalispell, Montana Box 171, Toledo, Oregon K . . . . . Route 1, Box 486, Washougal, Washington . . . 1717 Chehalis Avenue, Chehalis, Washington . . . . . . . . . Route 2, Box 19, Pendleton, Oregon .. .. Route 4, Box 64, Vancouver, Washington .. . 10689 Maple Leaf Drive, St. John Woods, Portland, Oregon . . . Route 4, Box 168, Vancouver, Washington Lee, Elaine .... McKinney, Ruth Martin, J ack . . . Meisner, Thelma Meyer, Betty . . . Melvin, Edward Merrill, Lillian . Miler, Ruby . . . Miller, Gloria' . . Miller, Lola Moran, Eloise .. Moran, Peggy . . Morgan, Bette .... Morley, Harold . Morley, Helen . . Murray, Venetta Nelson, LeRoy .. Norman, Ettine Olson, Florence Olson, Jack .... Overturf, Lena . MISTER - comued L . . .. 4316 Pacific Way, Longview, Washington M ................Box 302, Taft, Oregon .......... Route 1, Box 320-A, Chico, California Star Route, Box 13, Battle Ground, Washington .. ................... P. O. Box 715, Taft, Oregon . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . . . . . . Box 261, White Salmon, Washington . . . . South 9th, Box 833, Cottage Grove, Oregon . . . . . . . . . Box 4, Brush Prairie, Washington . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . .. Route 1, Box 249, Ridgefield, Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground,Washing-ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington 5215 A-E 13th St., McLoughlin Heights ' Vancouver, Washington N . . .. 903, N. 7th St., Kelso, Washington Box 92, Nelscott, Oregon O Sisters, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . 2727 N. E. Nelson St., Portland, Oregon Palmer, Esther .. . Parker, Junior .... Parker, Vernon . . . Parshall, Jane .... Patterson, Dorothy Pearson, Marvin . . . . Peek, Teddy ...... Pepper, Virginia . .. Perry, Alfred .... Quinn, Leland .... Ritchie, Charles .... Roberts, Donna . . . Robins, Eugene . . . Ruggles, Arthur .. Severance, Norman' . . . Shaffer, Don ..... --Q .-.-.-..- MISTER - Commed 2320 Maple Ave., Salem, Oregon Sisters, Oregon .............................Sisters, Oregon .. .. 861 Hawthorne Place, Chehalis, Washington ...................Albany, Oregon 548-G East 74th Ave., McLoughlin Heights, Vancouver, Washington ...- . . . . . . . . . . Philomath, Oregon 1215 Fresno, Bend, Oregon 355 Kearny St., Bend, Oregon Q Route 2, Box 253A, Bend, Oregon R . . . 255 West Berkley, Gladstone, Oregon . .. 9421 S.E. Grant, Portland, Oregon . .. Route 2, Box 142, Willamina, Oregon . . . . . . . . Star Route, Redmond, Oregon S ' , . . . . . . . . Cherryville, Oregon Box 77, Taft, Oregon Shaffer, Doris .... Shepherd, Dale . . . Shipp, Barbara . . . Sides, Bettie .... Smart, Velma . . . Smith, Joy ...... Smith, Juanita Smith, Russel . . . Sooter, Glenn Box 77, Taft Oregon .. . . 848W E St., Springfield, Oregon . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . . . . . . . . Boardman, Oregon . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington . . . 2320 Maple Avenue, Salem, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . Castle Rock, Washington . . . . Castle Rock, Washington . . .. Battle Ground, Washington Sooter, Ida ...... Sproed, Imogene . . . Steffanson, Richard Sunderland, Charles Sweitz, Milly ...... Sweitz, Milton . .. ROS'l'El-l - Continued . . . . . . . . . Battle Ground, Washington Route 2, Box 403B, Salem, Oregon . Route 2, Box 460, Gresham, Oregon .. ............ 814 8th St., The Dalles, Oregon .. .. Route 3, Box 220, Vancouver, Washington Route 3, Box 220, Vancouver, Washington T Thompson, Shirley . .. . Battle Ground, Washington V Van Tassel, La Vonne .. . ....... Star Route, Redmond, Oregon Vliet, Vivian Veldonna .... Hayes Star Route, Box 53, Woodland, Washington W Wagner, Orvin . .. Battle Ground, Washington Walter, Clifton .. . Battle Ground, Washington Walter, Eldon .... .... B attle Ground,Washington Waskey, Ted ...... ................ A leknagik, Alaska Waterman, Shirley Watson, Phyllis .... Wicker, Jean ........ Wickizer, Leondine . . Wilson, Joy ......... Wilson, Richard .... Zirkle, Joyce . . . . . . . 5619 S.E. 88th, Portland, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . Box 191, Sisters, Oregon Route 1, Ava, Missouri .. .... 720 N. Commercial St., Salem, Oregon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . College Place, Washington . . . 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