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

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l THE PITCANOOK Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. 7. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. 13. jan. 27. Jan. 29. Feb. 12. Feb. 13. Feb. 14. Feb. 17, Y. V. A. Log The doors opened with a bang to over fifty students. Annual program and reception. Boys entertained the girls at a breakfast at the river. Moving pictures, The Romance of Mines. Girls entertained boys at Hallowe'en party. Harvest Ingathering field day and sale. Dormitory clubs entertained the faculty. We listened to Professor Wilcox's new radio. Minerva Roberts and Betty Kephart catch chicken-pox. Vaccination for ten cents. PITCANOOK staff sponsored program and taffy pull in the dining room. Beginning of sub campagin-Blue and Gold broadcast. 20-Jan. 2. Christmas vacation. Of interest to the chemistry students-moving pictures. President Landeen of W. W. C. spoke in church and M. V. meeting. Beginning of first semester exams-- Cram is the word. Washington program in chapel. Professors Wilcox and Young are very spry. They can walk on their hands better than we can on ours. Campus day-dinner on the lawn. 18. Professor Crager visited us. March 4. Forest Lamberton hurt. March 7. Clean-up day-girls bossed the job. March 17. Q Ships. The best picture of the year. March 20. Seniors and Freshmen won sub campaign. Charlotte Smith earned first prize. March 22. Seniors organized. Congratulations, Mr. Burnett. We were glad Forest came back even if he did have to stay on third. April 1. Prospective students from Viola visited us. April 8-15. Week of Prayer. Elder Ham was here. April April April April 24 . Seniors came out in their colors-coral and cloud. . W. W. C. Alumni supper-lucky waitresses. . New Students Association oiiicers electedg Forest Lamberton, president. . Seniors left for Walla Walla. May 1. Juniors organized. Ed Simpson is president. May 1, 2. We certainly appreciated Elder Spalding's talks. May 20. junior-Senior picnic. May 31. Class night. June 2. Baccalaurate and Commencement. Adios. 26

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