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

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JOHN Z. HOTTEL University of Maryland, M. A. Principal, Business Manager History Principal 9 s Message No better senior class aim could have been chosen than Honesty. Dishonesty is evident on every hand—in the misuse of time, money, speech, music, and mental powers. God has given man talents, and he expects his husbandman to be faithful. Many men sell their honor for gain. Deceitful weights and balances are found everywhere. The voice of truth is not heard in the streets. Youth are taught false standards and dishonest dealings. What a challenge! What an opportunity! An honest man is one who manifests unbending integrity, one who is as true to principle as the needle is to the pole. Such integrity shines forth as gold amid the rubbish of the world. Minor transactions reveal character. It is not the magnitude of a matter that is fair or unfair, not the number of years spent in service, or the amount of money given that counts, but how fully honesty enters into all of ' our living and giving. The true rule of honestly is thus beautifully expressed: All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do ye even so to them.” Honesty toward God and toward our fellow man is the true basis of life’s work. It should be remembered that moral principles are a pledge of honesty. May each member of the graduating class and every student be truly honest! John Z. Hottel 10 }0

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Academy Board I. J- WOODMAN, Preside,, JOHN Z. HOTTEL, Secretory LLOYD E. BIGGS L. E. TUPPER DR. W. B. SCOTT R. C. BAKER G. R. E. McNAY 0 f 9 }0

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Anita Thurgood Preceptress English Typing Edwin N. Sargeant Bible Mrs. Kenneth A. Aplington Accountant Bookkeeping Kenneth A. Aplington Preceptor Spanish English Violet G. Scott Science Mathematics Registrar