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UARACTIQR, to be strong and beautiful must, like a building. be built on a solid foundation of superior material, by a master architect. Seventh-day Adventist young people should avail themselves of every opportunity to improve their character and relationship with their Maker, in order to withstand the temptations and deceptions of this modern age. Only in Christian schools. that are administered by Christian teachers, will the needed help be found. Come to lndiana Academy and, with others, learn to cultivate the powers God has given you, that you may form characters for usefulness here and fir a higher life hereafter. C. M. vvn.1.1soN, Jamie-zpaz i 0 T present there are almost seventeen thous 1nd evangelistic laborers employed by our denomination. These workers reach to the ends of the earth and are faithfully discharging their duty of giving the judgment hour message. VVhere did this group get its training for such a peculiar and important task? It could not be in the educational institutions of the world, for they know nothing about the judgment hour: such training had to be secured in our own denominational schools. The growth and advancement of our work have depended almost entirely upon the product of our own institutions---and to further and finish the work we still must look to our schools to furnish the workers. No other schools can furnish them. For many years the Indiana Academy has made a valuable contribution to the cause by producing successful workers for the cause. The objective for the school has never been changed: with every expansion and every improvement, it is the plan to make it a Stronger and more efficient training' center for our youth. .lt is the constant studied plan of both the board and faculty to make each year more fruitful in the lives of our students. lt is with confidence that we look for a large increase in the enrollment for the coming' year, and we invite every student of academic grades in Indiana to plan on being with us. ELDER C. M. BUNKIQR
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Ifi rst Row: ICLIDIER I.. L. ML'Rm1s' Bible MRS. G. E. GUTII Registrar Second Row: Mlss l3E'1 rY IJOLAN Commercial M R. 1i1.1aER'1'Y0UNu Shop Siip't. Third ROW Z MR. li. IJ. IQIRK Farm Manager A1153 CELIA VVALKER M usic FACULTY Miss ELIZA P,xRF1'1'T MR. O. li. TURKELSON Dean of Girls, History MR. G. E. GUTH U Accoiirztant, Bookkeeping MIR. C. C. FIANSEN Scicmrc, Math. Miss FRANCES HRANT French, English MRS. IQOBERT FARYER Matron MR. M. M. PETRY Ass't. Farm Manager Dean of Boys, lmglisli O. R. GREEN Maiiztciiarice MR. R. WELLS Shop Foreman
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