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

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1929 THE MAGNET Rl TH LILLIAN AUBOL Class Vice President; W. W. A. ’25-’29: Vice President Junior Class ’28; President Regina Improvement Club ’29; Magnet Staff ’29. She is blest with the gift of art. With a sunny smile and joyous heart, Studious, yet full of fun, She is loved by every one. KEITH ANDREW GIFT Class President; Bethel Academy, ’25-’28; W. W. A. ’28-’29; Assistant Sabbath School Superintendent ’29; Leader Foreign Mission Band ’29; Magnet Staff ’29. He has a witty, buoyant disposition, Always enjoying the present moment. Just a friend to everybody. VIOLET HAZEL IRONS Class Secretary; W. W. A. ’25-’29. Asa sweet bed of violets On their silent mission bent, Her ways are ways of peace Her actions speak, content. DOROTHY E. WHITE W. W. A. ’25-’29; Magnet Staff ’28; Sab¬ bath School Secretary ’29; Editor Academy- Magnet ’29. A steno ’ is Dot, a bookkeeper too, A maid of grace and majesty Tho working hard to see things thru A dear loving girl is she. Class ’25-’27; Force. LLOYD SILVER Treasurer; Queen Anne High School W. W. A. ’27-29; Academy Office Excelling in studies, genteel of manner Sterling Silver, refined and true. LOIS JEAN BROWN W. W. A. ’25-’29; Secretary Missionary Volunteer ’28; Vice President R. I. Club ' 29; Store Keeper ’29. Pleasantly quiet, gently firm; A maid of purpose you’ll discern. no]

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WESTERN WASHINGTON ACADEMY 1929 May 24, Friday Evening, 7:30 - -Consecration of Seniors May 25, Sabbath, 11:00 a. m. - - Baccalaureate Service Elder G. W. White, Edmonton, Alberta May 25, Saturday Evening, 8:15 - - - - Program Departments of Music and Expression May 26, Sunday Evening, 8:00 - Class Night May 27, Monday Evening, 8:00 - Commencement Exercises Prof. C. A. Shull, Spokane, Washington [91

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WESTERN WASHINGTON ACADEMY 1929 BERITH MARGARET BROWN W. W. A. ’25-’29; Magnet Staff ’29. Discreet of speech and passing fair. Gentle in manner and debonair BURTON WILLIS JOHNSON Class Sergeant-at-Arms; W. W. C. ’25-’26; W. W. A. ’26’27; Lodi Academy ’27-’28; W. W. A. ’28-’29; Leader Missionary Volunteer ’29; Business Manager Magnet ’29; Vice Pres¬ ident Boys’ Culture Club ’29 As a knight of valor, neat and fine. His good nature is stronger than tomahawks. MILDRED LEONA BOYER W. W. A. ’25-’29; Arranger of School Song; Magnet Staff ’29. Her music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life. GLADYS FLORA LOSEY Spokane Intermediate ’25-’26; Yakima Val¬ ley Academy ’26-’28; W. W. A. ’28-’29; Activ¬ ities Editor of Annual ’29. Jolly, peppy and vivacious. Her boundless energy assures success. HOWARD WILLIAM FINKE W. W. A. ’25-’29; President Junior Class ’28; Leader Ministerial Band ’29; President Student Association ’29. Friendliness is his armor. He is well poised and congenial, Quite a philosopher. QUEENIE M. PECK Yakima Valley Academy ’24-’27; W. W. A. ’28-’29. A dainty maid with winsome ways Most like the winds in summer sighing, Her voice is soft and sweet always We all love Queenie without trying. Ill]