Mount Vernon Academy - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

Page 8 text:

Prof. J. R. Shull relaxes at home for a few minutes with his family, Jackie, Billy, Teddy and Mrs. Shull. Prof. Shull teaches a class in Problems of Democracy besides his many duties as Principal and Business Manager. Mr. Miller, M. V. A. Accountant, smiles from his arm chair with Mrs. Miller and bright. eyed son, Larry. Mr. Miller also teaches Bookkeeping. Prof. Kraft, Registrar and Instructor in Business, poses for his picture with Mrs. Kraft and Esther. Mom and Pop Pitchen each flash us a smile in the quiet relaxation of their home. Mom is the Cafeteria Matron while Pop does trucking around the campus.

Page 7 text:

IJl'ill1'if7IlI,.S' fwexszlgc The students whose faces and activities are pictured on the pages of this book have accepted the challenge of a dark and needy world. They have heard the despairing cry of humanity and are now being trained to respond to that cry. Within the hearts of these boys and girls there is a radiance, a light, a hope, that when shared with the world, will illuminate the paths of many who now walk in darkness. They will soon join the ranks of those who have gone before, to make up the 'Lgreat army of youth, rightly trained, which shall prepare the world for a crucified, risen, and soon-coming Saviour. This is the great objective of Mount Vernon Academy, and it is most heartening to see it reflected in the very countenances and purposes of its students. May their vision of serv- ice, and their purpose for the future, become even more vivid as they con- tinue their training. It is our hope that Cther youth will catch the spirit as they glance through these pages, until every Seventh-day Adventist youth in Ohio, West Pennsylvania, and West Virginia will join our happy family, and will swell the numbers who will join the army of workers whose responsibility it is to finish the work and hasten the coming of Jesus.

Page 9 text:

Prof, Dickinson, Dean of Boys and English Instructcr, spends a few minutes in his apartment. He, his wife, and small daughter, Priscilla have won a place in our hearts after, only one year at Mt. Vernon. Miss Ryder, Dean of Girls, glances up from her desk to help some girl with her latest problem. Mr. Sowler pauses for his picture before delving into that stack of Amer- ican History and E-ible home work papers. He is shown here with Mrs. Sowler and son, Dick. It's time to learn those Bible Doc- trines texts, everybody. Miss Jones is plotting a quiz for tomorrows assign- ment. Miss Jones is also the school librarian.