Auburn Adventist Academy - Rainier Vista Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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ETHEL WALKER Salutatorian True to her word, her work, her friends, and her God. ’25-’26 Devotional Secretary of the Missionary Volunteer Society. Leader of the Senior Girls’ Prayer Band. Art Editor of the Rainierecho. RUDOLPH WIRTH Enthusiasm, courtesy, and good nature—these are his noblest virtues. He is everybody’s friend. ’25-’26 President of the Students’ Association. Business and Advertising Manager of the Rainierecho. ELLEN JOHNSON Sober, but not seriously sober; quiet, but never idle. ’25-’26 Leader of the Freshman Girl’s Prayer Band. ' 26 Assistant Secretary of the Sabbath School. MARY COX Thy pen hath made thee great. ’24 Missionary Volunteer Society Secretary. ’24-’25 First Associate Editor of the Academy Magnet. ’25 Leader of the Missionary Volunteer Society. ’26 First Associate Editor of the Rainierecho. page nineteen

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i LAWRENCE JOERS Class Poet He hath a gift of speech and persuasion that gains him what he will. ’25-26 Business Manager of the Academy Magnet. Editor of the Rainierecho. Leader of the Senior Boys’ Prayer Band. MAY WARNELL Prudent, quiet, ever bright. Always smiling and always right. ’25-26 Secretary of the Students’ Association. Circulation Manager of the Rainierecho. CHARLES DUPEE The muses have touched his lips with golden song. ’25 Chairman of the Social Comittee. ’25-’26 Editor of the Academy Magnet. GLADYS NEELY Practical, musical, and sweet, A useful life so complete. ’24-’26 Assistant Librarian. ’25 Secretary of the Students’ Association. ’25-26 Leader of the Junior Girls’ Prayer Band. page eighteen

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“Nothing, Without Divine Guidance” Class Poem It is God’s breath that first doth give The newborn babe its voice and life, And God thru Mother’s love doth guide The child to manhood thru all strife. Along the way we see God’s hand, For everything of Him dodi sp :ak ; He is the wisdom of the wise, And teacheth meekness to the meek. The purity of virgin soul Direct from God to earth doth flow; For things we are or hope to be, Our gratitude to Him we owe. It is God’s skill that true doth guide The surgeon’s knife both firm and bold; It is God’s love that spares the life Of erring s inners hard and cold. Divine has been the helping power That gave us strength to run this race, And He that gives success to all Has in His work for each a placv Led by His hand we’ll find that place, Naught of ourselves success could be; Omnipotence will give to us The power to set a sinner free. Tonight’s a mile post in our lives, Tomorrow we’ll be on our way, “Climbing,” “Climbing” the upward path, To God and to the perfect day. —Lawrence E. C. Joers, ’26. page twenty