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

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ELMER MADDOX Auburn, Washington “Still in the right hand carry gentle peace.” Associated Student Treasurer ’38, ’39; Judge Kangaroo Court ’38; Circulation Manager Rai¬ nier Vista ’39; Assistant Supt. Sabbath School ’39; Treasurer Junior Class ’38. RONALD MADDOX Auburn, Washington “And even his failings lean to virtue’s side.” Secretary Boys’ Club ’37; President Junior Class ’38; Ass istant Supt. Sabbath School ’38; President Boys’ Club ’39. DONALD MARTI NDALE Renton, Washington “His thoughts were roots that firmly gripped the granite stone.” Seattle Junior Academy ’36, 37 HELEN MARTIN Oakville, Washington “A desirable kind of genius, a genius for hard work.” Secretary Sabbath School ’38, Prayer Band Leader ’38; Seattle Junior Academy ’37. WINIFRED McCOWEN Arlington, Washington “Was never in life disposed to complain.” Spiritual Vice-President Girls’ Club ’39; As¬ sociated Student Assistant Cultural Vice-Presi¬ dent ’39; Prayer Band Leader ’39. LeROY MITCHELL West Sound, Washington “We still know thee for a goodly man.’ Orcas Island High ’36, ’37. JUNE OHASHI Auburn, Washington “A mind at peace with all below.” Vice-President Village Club ’39. SEVER IN PORTER College Place, Washington “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.” Shelton Academy ’34 , 35; Walla Walla Col¬ lege Academy ’35-’37. WILMA PUTVIN Ketchikan, Alaska “She walks in beauty, like the night Of cloudless climes and starry skies.” Sergeant-at-Arms Girls’ Club ’38; Secretary Junior Class ’38; Ketchikan High ’37. LORIS QUALLY Prosser, Washington “There he stood, tall and stately as a pine.” Sergeant-at-Arms Boys’ Club ’36; Orches¬ tra ’38.

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HAROLD HANSON Auburn, Washington “A clever man with sharpened wit.” Rainier Vista ’36; Vice-President Junior Class ’38; Yakima Valley Academy ’30; Missoula High School ’35. DORIS HILL Auburn, Washington ‘‘And true she is as she has proved herself.” THOMAS HILL Auburn, Washington ‘‘An honest man, close buttoned to the chin Broathcloth without, and a warm heart within.” Yakima Valley Academy ’36. BEN JOHNSON, Jr. Milton, Oregon ‘‘His greatness is a ripening.” Business Manager Rainier Vista ’38; Sergeant- at-Arms Village Club ’38; McLaughlin High ’36. CLARENCE JOHNSON Auburn, Washington ‘‘There’s life alone in duty done.” Assistant Supt. Sabbath School ’38; Battle Creek Academy ’32. REX JONES Tacoma, Washington ‘‘His heart was as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of a wrong.” McParuer High ’36„ VIRGINIA KIENHOLZ Seattle, Washington ‘‘Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes, Soft as her clime, and sunny as her smile.” Cultural Vice-President Girls’ Club ’38. RICHARD LITKE Bellingham, Washington ‘‘Deep were his thoughts in life’s early blossoms.” Associate Editor Rainier Vista ’39; Judge Kan¬ garoo Court ’39; Bellingham Junior Academy ’36. VICTOR LUMPER Who never ceases to be a friend.” Rainier Vista Staff ’36-’39; President Boys’ Club ’37; Vice-President Boys’ Club ’39. FOREST MacKENZIE Auburn, Washington “He was kind and tender hearted, but industrious and strong.” Kent High ’36. J

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DONALD RIDGELY Auburn, Washington “Sturdy as an oak, he has spread his branches wide.” Orchestra ’38; Seattle Junior Academy ’35. ROBERT SCHULTZ Yakima, Washington “A homely hero of star and sod, A peasant prince, a masterpiece of God.” Sabbath School Supt. ’37; Associated Stu¬ dent Vice-President ’37; Rainier Vista Staff ’38; Associated Student President ’39. JO ANNE SHORE Miles City, Montana “None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praise.” Glee Club ’38; Kent High ’38; S. S. Supt. ’39. EVELINE SHREWSBURY White Salmon, Washington “To constillate the eye with holy thoughts.” Rosebury Junior Academy ’36; Columbia High ’37. MILETUS SIRES College Place, Washington “Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might.” Editor Rainier Vista ’39; Editor School Paper ’38; Prayer Band Leader ’39; Walla Walla College Academy ’35-’38. CENEVA STOCKTON Auburn, Washington “The social, friendly, honest, girl.” Rainier Vista Staff ’37; President Girls’ Club ’38; M. V. Leader ’36, ’37; Prayer Band Leader ’38. MITSURU TENMA Auburn, Washington “To dignify the day with deeds of good.” Seattle Junior Academy ’36, ’37. ALVAN TURNER Bend, Oregon “ ’Tis not what man does, exalts him, but what man would do.” VIRGINIA WOOD Juneau, Alaska “Inflamed with the study of learning.” Secretary Girls’ Club ’38; Orchestra ’38; Ju¬ neau High ’36, 37. CHARLOTTE WYATT Kent, Washington “A full, rich nature, free to trust. Truthful and almost sternly just.” Orchestra ' 38; Elma High ’37, 38.