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

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‘Ah! happy years! Once more, who would not be a boy?”

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Valedictorian Ur OR FOUR YEARS our little P fleet has been riding in har¬ bor; today the anchors are weighed and slowly we drop together down the tide. A few hours more and these clustering sails will be scat¬ tered and fading specks, each in its own horizon, straining or drifting toward its goal. And now as we still linger in the narrows side by side, the purely secular grows foreign, and we turn from specific ills and fallacies to the thought of some worthy life- principle. But just before we take leave we would give an expression of grateful¬ ness to sacrificing parents who have supervised the construction of the barks of our characters and the quality of timber placed in them. Auburn, we thank you for association with a God-fearing faculty who have given us of their best. We have enjoyed the companionship of Christian young people with whom we have learned how to live, consequently how to better live with ourselves.” JOHN ROBERTSON President’s Address W E, THE CLASS OF ”1936” welcome you into our midst for an occasion which will mean a great deal to you and to us. We hope you will enjoy our little program and that you will take away with you the memories of tonight. Let us divide our school life into three groups, the spiritual, the cultural, and the social. The Spiritual is one of the most evident characteristics of the school. It has helped to build in our hearts the love of Christ. The Cultural standards are raised high in this school through the medium of such organizations as the boys’ and girls’ club. As you all know, living with peo¬ ple correctly is one of the greatest essentials in life. In a school of this nature each student is just one unit of an organization. We have to rub shoulders with each other. Therefore we, as the senior class, feel that our life at Auburn Acad¬ emy has been well spent. LLOYD DAVIS