Cedar Lake Academy by Fyrnn Ford

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 3, 1914

Cedar Lake Academy

By Fyrnn Ford

CEDAR LAKE ACADEMY opened September 9, with a higher enrollment than any previous year, there being 51 above the seventh grade, and 36 in the primary department. At present writing, the attendance as well as the enrollment exceeds any corresponding months of former years. The majority of the students are new ones, who have come to a Christian school for that which other schools cannot give. The Bible classes are well filled with students who are enthusiastically entering upon this school year.

Repairs and improvements are being made for the benefit of the school. The printing press recently purchased, has been set up in a room partitioned off from the carpenter's shop. Some of our boys have already begun to learn the printer's trade.

The past summer has been exceptionally favorable to the prosperity of the farm. The boys are now busy outside of school hours, gathering an abundant harvest.

Cedar Lake Academy is anxious to give her students the training that will best fit them for useful places in our Master's service. FYRNN FORD.