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

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LEO KRENZLER Common sense—and some nonsense. ED KOMARNISK1 Napoleon was a small man, too.” MAXINE MATHIESON Firmly believes that silence is golden.” HAROLD LAWSON Intelligence is not his only virtue. VERDELLE MITCHELL Tackles difficulties with fortitude plus a dash of humor. JOHN LANDIS The secret of success is constancy of purpose.” IRIS JOY McKAY A face with gladness overspread. MARK MEYER Faithful in the performance of any duty. LOUIS McGHEE Has a million dollar smile. RAUL MILLER Little bubbles of excitement breaking through his words. NORMA PETERSON A lass that knows what to say and when to say it. HARVEY MILLER His mind was keen, intense, and apt for all affairs. KENNETH OHASHI Doesn’t have much to say, for he thinks first. BILL MOORE He has a tremendous capacity for blending with others. AUDREY WAGNER Sweet sincerity and an infectuous chuckle. RAY SHIREY No task too great for him to do. JANET ROGERS With a song in my heart.” BOB SORENSON Fun loving and debonair. CAROLYN TRACY A style that’s all her own. BILL REDFORD Looks for the silver lining. NOLAN ST. CLAIR I’ll find a way.” Juniors

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Juniors WILMA DINNIS She speaks little but her thoughts are big. ED ANDREWS Modest little six-footer plus! BOB BLISS The truest words that I could find: he was a friend. PAUL BUTTERFIELD He has the wide blue eyes of youth and the inquiring mind of a scholar. DOROTHY JOHNSON A gypsy she was with her flashing eyes and buoyant spirit. VERNON CURTISS Combines dignity with fun. JAMES BREWER Jovial Jim” always armed with a joke, a laugh, or an argument. FRED COX Has discovered that the way to make friends is to be one. DELTA HURLEY All things arc easy that are done willingly” JIMMY EDSTROM Quiet, but never idle. ALICE KRENZLER Seeing only what is fair; believing what is good. DEAN DAVIDSON Light of heart—strong of mind. MARRIETTE JOHNSON Duty—not inclination.” BENNIE FISCHER Rome wasn’t built in a day, but I wasn’t foreman on that job!” CALVIN HARTNELL Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. CLAUDE JEPSON His words were cushioned with laughter. ERLYNE LANGBERG She meets life as if it were her own invention. MYRON GOHL Carefree” is the word for this likeable chap. BURDETTE JOHNSON He climbs highest who helps another up.” EVERETT JONES Friendship for each and faith in all.” EVELYN MARKH AM From her radiates a sparkling cheeriness and vivacity.

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MARIE WHITE Her sunny smile is just an indicator of Her sunny disposition. ARLO YOUNG Renowned as a heavyweight auctioneer: he can sell anything. DOROTHY WOOD If I don’t know, I’ll find out.” CLIFFORD WILES A man of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrows. BETTY WILES She keeps that school-girl smile. PAUL TAYLOR I’m a dreamer—aren’t we all?” JOHN WARD He who would be first must often think of himself last.” Juniors Vivacious, eager, and spurred with vision They challenge the invincible heights, Ready to leap to the world’s yet unconquered Alert to the needs—to the Task yet unfinished Steadily climbing to loftier peaks. Yet, goals tho’ achieved, tho’ tasks well accomplished, No plateaus for resting—no idling—no ease; No idle contentment with laurels now fading Eut onward! and upward! On to the heights.” Juniors, achieve anew! Ed Komarniski. ! 2 $