Maplewood Academy - Maple Log Yearbook (Hutchinson, MN)

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N f' . X X -. ' , HUTCHSONIAN A. -,- In I I Z: I7 l :Hg .aff ff? VVBDWEINNXSF W' , WWW ' I-312:--.. s H HKmmIlEH-All f 1 Oy - For 44 Years ,ance I, This bank has pursued a straightforward, upright, legitimate 5 banking business. Q Through the years our customers have been treated liberally, o our borrowerss given a square deal, and our depositors ab- E 5 solute safety. E For the future this bank pledges a continuance of its constructive policy and safe methods. ef '--dl' 5 - - , k Citizens Ban 2 A safe place to bank for 44 yea'rs i Hutchinson Minnesota 11111111311 El bt Z 'l S F. J. 1 a ons SPORTSMAN'S HEADQUARTERS Johnson Sea Horse Outboard Motors-Fishing Tackle-Shot Guns -Rifles-Remington and Peters Ammunition-Spalding Athletic Goods: Golf-Tennis-Baseball Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsman Hardware Sporting Goods I?lYmHfm XiT . h - V WE CARRY A FULL ' , ' STOCK OF i FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES I-:UGO A. KURTH 5 HUTCHINSON, MINNESOTA E, 'i - munriz:mui1i'rEiEi EEEE:'r?rE:i1'nn1mrrmTrFm1 Emzm1 :.- V 1- A

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posed of Mildred Yaeger, Winifred Granbois, H. E. Hein, and Louis Pettis iz, 7 f 1 - . ly I-IUTCHSONIAN z M- I Q i M 7' If XX 0-if -T i1WWWlNxvx .t.s P 7' G 1 WW ' S. ' 'Clk--.S Mau 1. F. H. Yost speaks in chapel. Hutchsonian staff diligently tolls far into the night. 2. Adrian Lauritzen is presented in two-piano recital. Mixed quartet com.- assist. 3. Senior picnic. 4. 9. Baptism is conducted. 10. 15. 16. 17. 18. 20. Exams. 21. Exams. Senior class night. Junior-Senior picnic. Student Promotion Rally day. Church school gives program. Chorus presents cantata at the Congregational church Student Promotion Rally day. Xl' W. J. McComb gives valuable information in chapel lf A XX -H asf 1 - .lie Y 0 fi A , cs . -f fwfr? 1 15.37211 ig I Z Z Q .140 fx 3 fif' ill ' Ms f tli'-A E2 ,QS 22 EXELIIIS Z , n 1,2 KX : ya i, 1 X , 1 , Y I XI V 2 Z- .1 4 1 ' 1 Z Cantata, Esther , enjoyed by large, appreciative audience 23 Consecration service. Baccalaureate sermon by Elder Rulkoetter. 24. Commencement address is given by Elder Andreasen Seniors entertain Juniors. 25. Students return home. G

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-- -unnv 1 N f x . , HU rcHs0NIAN -r ,- . ' I ' Y . Q x ' . X -i . , ' R ,, -v .gif -2' muwhiwssce if W' ,, of WWW e- - e Y' 'Kr um an ummm 1 i Z 5 5 2 The School of Progress FORTY-FIRST YEAR f'JNL J Gives careful, personal attention to the needs of each student. Maintains a well-trained and consecrated faculty. Develops habits of correctness, promptness, and regularity. Provides cofmfortable school homes, surrounded by an atmosphere of culture. Stands for high scholarship, spirituality, and practical service. Directs the student to a stronger faith, a clearer vision, and a deeper love for God and man. Prepares for Christian service in the Seventh-day Adventist movement the world over. Write to PRESIDENT P. L. THOMPSON ' Lincoln, Nebraska ' 1 A as .Qi-Q 114 FEi,..Lsi,,.3121.QL I.QZEQf ffI QiQ1i