Yakima Valley Academy - Pitcanook Yearbook (Granger, WA)

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Earding his character, this to be signed by his former teacher, pastor, family doctor, or any well- nown and responsible person. All freshman students must bring their ei hth grade certificates of graduation to present upon registering. All students coming from hi h schools or other academies should have trnascripts sent direct from school formerly attend ed, to the registrar at Yakima Valley Academy at least two weeks before the opening of school. Students coming from church schools or Junior academies should have transcripts forwarded from the Union Conference office. lt is requested that each student have such defects as eyes, teeth and throat complications cor- rected, before entering school. OUTLINE OF COURSES OF' STUDIES ACADEMIC COURSE A student may be admitted to the Academic Course upon presenting acceptable credits, show- ing that he has completed the work required in the first eight grades or its equivalent. To be graduated from the Academy a student must show evidence of a good moral character. Sixteen units as indicated in the outline below is required. GRADE 9 GRADE 11 Hebrew History .......... .... 1 unit Denominational History .... ..... M unit English I ............... .... 11 unit Eocialhpnoblems ........ Vg unit io o y ................ .... u nit ng is ,......... . unit World History ........... .... 1 unit TBookkeeping ......... unit Foreign Language I .... unit GRADE 10 Igeometry .............. .,.. u nit yping ...........,....... .... u nit New Testament History .... .... 1 unit GRADE -19 ........ ...... ...... El U nit D tri es .t Algebra .,..................... 1 unit Ch ei toc n ' ' unlt Vocational ........ ............ 1 unit Fog? 5 'K ' gn U nit Sewing, Baking, or Woodwork. . Amer?2dndlZ?3':3y aria U nl TElective. Government ......... unit Shorthand may be offered if there is sufficient cal I for this subject. Page 61

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ESPECIAL RECOGNITION TO- Fuller Paint Company, Yakima, Washington Doctor Johnson, Music, College Place, Washington Star Clothing Company, Yakima, Washington Milton Nursery Company, Milton Oregon Toppenish Creamery, Toppenish Washington Yakima Hardware Company, Yakima Rosser and Sutton Book Supplies, Yakima Academy Bakery, Granger OUR THANKS ALSO TO- Marlreh and Groceries Valley Center Market, East Granger Burnett's Grocery, Granger ' Webb's Grocery, Granger Central Grocery Company, Yakima Service Stations Pritchard's Service, Graniger Bell s Service Station an Hardware, Granger Nichol s Service and Market, Granger Gardner Oil Company, Yakima Howards Service, Granger Bunches Service, College Place, Washington Hotel Planter's Hotel, Sunnyside, Washington Soda Fountain Ted Tester, Sunnyside Auto Dealers Service C. Speck Motors, Sunnyside Triangle Auto Wrecking, Yakima Hardware Amundsen Hardware Company, Sunnyside Jewelers Dunbar Jewelers, Yakima Dairy Products Yakima Dairymen's Association, Yakima Huggin's Dairy Products, Lewiston, Idaho Milk Products Company, Sunnyside Feed Stores Blehyl Brothers Hatchery and Feed, Grandview Farmers Feed and Fuel Company, Sunnyside Logan's Feed Store, Yakima Medical Orville Rockwell, M. D., Sunnyside Wilson McKinley, M. D., Grandview J. E. Potts M. D., College Place Washington Harlan Kahler, M. D., Colle e Place, Washington M. E. Mullennex, M. D., Yakima Walla Walla Sanitarium Dentists Donald Graham, D. M. D. Yakima Harold Reith, D. M. D., College Place, Washington H. G. Bradbury, D. M. D., Sunnyside Merton Colby, D. M. D., Sunnyside Druggists Bell's Pharmacy, Granger Page 63