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

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CLASS OF 1941 DALE HAL L None but himself can be his parallel VERLE ALTMAN Fair as the day and always gay ALBERT STIFFLER unextinguished laughter shakes the skies BETTY-ROSE SARGEANT A personality that wins LLOYD EDSTROM A jolly good fellow with plenty of friends CLASS OFFICERS President DALE HALL Vice-President . VERLE ALTMAN Secretary BETTY-ROSE SARGEANT Treasurer LLOYD EDSTROM Sergeant-at-Arms ALBERT STIFFLER Adviser ... J. G. MEIiLING MOTTO The past is gone; the future’s still our own AIM COLORS Perfection is the goal to be reached White and Cerise FLOWER Carnation

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JOHN LOFGREN Auburn, Washington He that dwells in peace and rest Must hear and see and say the best.” Yakima Valley Academy, Granger, Washington ’3 8- ’39; Asst. Supt. S. S. ’40; Sgt.-at-Arms Tillicum Club ’40. VERNA WISBEY Ethel, Washington Pleasantly quiet, gently firm A girl of purpose you’ll discern.” Onalaska High Sschool ’36-’37; Orchestra ’3 8. FLORENCE ST. CLAIR Wapato, Washington Then back again her curls she threw And cheerful turned to work anew.” Sgt.-at-Arms Regina Club ’3 9-’40. MILTON WILLOUGHBY Seattle, Washington He who hath an art Hath everywhere a part.” Sec. M. V. ’40; Pres. Music Club ’40; Orchestra ’3 9, ’40. IVAN WHITEHOUSE Auburn, Washington The quiet faithful working kind A finer lad is hard to find.” CLASS OF 1940 ANITA WHITEHOUSE Auburn, Washington Give unto me, made lowly wise The spirit of self-sacrifice.” Sec. M. V. ’3 8; Prayer Band Leader ’3 8. ARLENE GOODMAN Tillamook, Oregon I find each day as 1 go my way, Great joy in a friend or two.” Sgt.-at-Arms Regina ’3 8; Sec. M. V. ’40; Prayer Band Leader ’3 8. ALLEN KESINGER Arlington, Washington Ambitious soul, practical wit, And on the whole a man well fit.” Seattle Junior Academy ’3 6-’37; Sgt.-at-Arms Casa Loma Club ’39. MERRILL CROOKER C ntralia, Washington Abundant work and little leisure, A love of duty more than pleastire.” Asst. Sec. S. S. ’37; Leader Mailing Band ’3 8. ETHEL WINSLOW Hastings, Michigan When you get to know her better You’ll wish you knew her well.” Cedar Lake Academy ’36-’38. GWENYTH WHIPPLE Yakima, Washington My task seems never very long When measured with a smile and song.” Yakima Junior Academy ’38; Asst. Sec. M. V. ’39; Prayer Band Leader ’3 8-’3 9. RUBY PALMER Chehalis, Washington To be without pretense or sham Exactly what you think I am.” Adna High School ’3 8.

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ERNEST BRODER Talent is power; tact is skill. HELEN BAKER There’s a twinkle of friendship in her eye. WILMA BRECKENRIDGE Good cheer is no hindrance.” JOE CRAIN Grant me an honest fame or grant me none.” LOUISE DARNELL She has the gift of being glad. EDWIN EDGECOMBE ' ' Me, being a gentleman and a scholar . . .” HORACE GATES A man of deeds and not of words. MARGARET D’ALBERTINE Let me keep sweet and keep a’moving” RALPH HARTNELL Whistles while he works. LORABEL FJORDBECK A sweet attractive kind of grace. VERA FENDERSON Earnest and willing, she does her part. ALLAN JUSTASON Finds nonsense refreshing. VIRGINIA MILLER As modest as a violet, and just as shy. BILL HENTON Actionl That’s my motto.” CLAYTON JEPSON Common sense in an uncommon degree. ARDELLA HILDE Always has room for more friends. MELVIN LUND My mind to me a kingdom is.” ELLA MIDDLETON Happy when she’s making others happy. DOROTHY McCOWN Her good nature is catching. BILL LAWSON None named him but to praise. CLASS O