Upper Columbia Academy - Echo Log Yearbook (Spangle, WA)

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YAKIMA VAI.l.liY ACADEMY A Vlliiirlilllsulfe Here we pause to give tribute to two of our teachers whose names are inseparably linked with Yakima Valley Academy and its growth and ideals. Professor and Mrs. McCready are leaving after seven years of faithful service. They have 2llWL'lyS fostered the development of a true Christian spirit in the school. XVith keen discernment they have looked into the lives of many students and pointed out to them individually the path to achievement through Christ-like loyalty and service. Theirs is a place in the school and in the hearts of the students that no one else can fill. Vfe pray that God may greatly bless them in continuing their labors. 23

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