Milo Adventist Academy - Trillium Yearbook (Days Creek, OR)

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ULIB PRINCIPAL SAYS: A knowledge of God is the foundation of all true education and of all true service .... Transformation of character, purity of life, efficiency in service, adherence to correct prin- ciples, all depend upon a right knowledge of God. M.H. p. 409. This knowledge is best obtained through a study of God's word, and through nature. The invisible things of Him since the creation of the world are clearly seen, being perceived through the things that are made, even His everlasting power and divinity. Rom. 1:20 A.R.V. Milo Academy, blest and ordained of God, established in a beautiful valley of God's choosing, provides a place of refuge from the evils of the world where the work of Building Souls for Service is accomplished. He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Psa. 91 : 1. I invite you, dear Advent Youth, to come with us where God doth lead. Yours in Christian Service, L. E. RUSSELL, Principal

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TEHIEE 656 IFLFB MUQUEM Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF MILO ACADEMY and Dedicated to Those who gave us a gorgeous campus complete with a background of stately evergreens rooted in mountain majesty. The deer, Wildflowers, river, and, of course, the covered bridge all help to complete this elegant setting that is Milo Academy. To you, the hundreds, yea, thousands of believers in Christian education who responded to the dynamic, dedicated leadership of Elder L. E. Biggs, president of the Oregon Confer- ence, Elder J. H. Apigian, and helpers in whatever capacity they served, we affectionately dedicate this, our iirst Annual, The 1956 Trillium. Again we say thank you for your gifts of love. THE TRILLIUM STAFF Board of Directors Standing: G. S. Belleau, J. H. Apigian, J. C. Kozel, E. F. Coy, Wayne Buysmger, E. E. Buelz. Sealed: W. O. Baldwin, E. R S d L E R ll lloyd E. Biggs, C. A. Scriven, J. T. Porler

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CLASSES RESPOND SENIORS SAY: lt's hard to believe, but it's true. Our class is the very first one to graduate from this lovely new academy. We are grateful for a school where a knowledge of God is the foundation d ,t' of 6 Wa 'On -DARLINE GARVIN JUNIORS SAY: We like it here. Not only did we have a good time but the lift we got mentally, socially, and spiritually makes us grateful for the school that builds souls for service. -BOB CUNNINGHAM SOPHOMORES SAY: Thank you for everything-the friendly at- mosphere, the invitation to learning, and a place where God speaks so eloquently through nature. We enjoyed our sophomore year. We'll - 1 he hack' -LYNETTE NELSON FRESHMEN SAY: When we graduate from Milo Academy our class will be the first to have spent four school years on this campus. We appreciate the chance to attend an academy with such high ' d dx. mm ar S -DAVID SPROED