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

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WESTERN WASHINGTON ACADEMY 1929 Soj phomores fgm , ■ ; i- f t 1 mli jHm mi I SOPHOMORE CLASS This is the sophomore class of ’29. Now don’t you all think it’s pretty fine? Of course you’ll want to know who we are And so I’ll introduce you this very hour. Earl Mooers comes first in line; He’s full of mischief and that’s just fine. There’s Carlin Gibson with bright red hair — And next is Carmen Grandy, who fun will always share. Next comes Neil Hardcastle, Luella Foley, and William Lowe, Followed by Ruth Gibson, Vernon Johnson, and Eileen Ingersoll you know. And who’s the next? Oh, Reginald De Vice is he. What a fine young preacher he is going to be. Miss Julin and Carol Lyman are the last ones on the row. And so now to the middle row at last we’ll have to go. Forrest Reynolds, Dorothy Trimble, Stanley Clark, and Retta Ball, Julius Hardy, Ruthie Clark, Gordon Davis and that’s all. On the left hand corner next to Elmer Henderson, Are Mr. Albert Johnson and charming Barbara Young. Next in line is Charles Ross Who for a good joke is never at a loss. Now, though no poet I claim to be The one who’s sitting next is me. The young man here. Can you give his name? As principal of our school he’s won undying fame. ’Tis Professor Losey, and Mr. Leonard Dahlbeck by his side. Edith Walch, Ted Mooers, and June Corpron are also here, And Benjamin da Silva the last one of our class this year! Now with me I’m sure you’ll all agree That a finer, better looking class you never could have hoped to see. And so I’m going to share a secret that I want you all to hear . . . As we’re no t going to fill these places for a single other year: We hope that when the next year comes a-roiling round There will not a single empty chair around this place be found. Just make all haste to take your place with every wholesome grace And make this next school year far better than the last. —Olive Houde. [17] i

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1929 THE MAGNET F reshmen f E ARE A jolly group of young folks now, just starting on the road to success. Our aim is to be workers for God and it is to that end that we are working while here in school. VC e look up to our seniors with respect but they must envy us for having three more happy years here at W. W. A. Before Ambition s steady gale Behold the student ' s craft a-sail Like Jason s r Argo” far from shore , Coursing seas of knowledge o ' er; Her bow turned t’ward the rising sun; Four years of conquest just begun. —lone Wood. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES I must tell you about our seventh and eighth grade room. There have been twenty-seven enrolled this year. Besides our regular studies we have had a Junior Missionary Volunteer Society, which meets every Wednesday. We have studied in our meetings about the pioneers of the message . . . we have had some gazette pro¬ grams, and have had readings from reading course books. When we sing one of us directs the music, which we learn to do in directing class, and we have even started a harmonica class. Our senior class has just organized. There are fifteen in it. Charles Barrett is our president, Emma McKay our secretary, and Charles Peck our sergeant-at-arms. Adah Roberts is the valedictorian. — Adah Roberts. r 181