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

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Music French With a sincere desire to help everyone with his problems, and to bring to all a genuine appre¬ ciation of that which is best in music, Miss Parkinson is a real friend of the school. A. B. Bringle History Mr. Bringle, a versatile man, is very much interested in living. Whether at work in the library, in the classroom, or at play, he always has time to be friendly. G. R. Knudsen Shop Sales Manager Our Shop Sales Manager is characterized by his friendliness, interest in the students, and by his own individuality. U

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V. R. Jewett Science Mathematics The mind has a great capacity for facts, accord¬ ing to Mr. Jewett. As you watch him in the classroom, in the laboratory, or while directing his construction crew, you may very easily come to this conclusion. Floreu a Ritacca-Bringle Matron Home Economics With Mrs. Bringle, to have an idea is to put it into use; therefore we enjoy many interesting niceties that add greatly to our life at Auburn. J. A. Lofgren Woodwork Shop Superintendent Woo d work Industrial success, coupled with the welfare of the shop boys, is Mr. Lofgren’s chief concern; and by his efforts many boys have been enabled to work their way through school. 14

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