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

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IVItVO. V JCIVE She has the rare gift of keeping sweet on all occas¬ ions, and of lifting the air with her good nature. MR. BORDER Mr. Border, who has charge of the heating plant, has se¬ cured a warm place in our hearts in more ways than that, one of which is his sin¬ cere Christian friendliness. MRS. YEATTS Service for others actuates her entire work, and in the sickness that has been on our campus she has proved her sympathetic understanding, her unyielding patience, and her skill as a nurse. MRS. HAGELE and MRS. SCHWARTZ Two more patient and ef¬ ficient secretaries cannot be found. MR. CANADY With his own characteristic enthusiasm he has lent to the spirit of our school and helped make our days here happy ones.

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MRS. OLSON Never an idle moment has she, yet always ready to as¬ sist those who need her help. Her understanding kindness is an indication of her own sweetness which is manifest in all her work. MISS PETERSON She possesses a gentle spirit that blends well with her rich contralto voice, which will continue to vibrate in our memory when these days have passed. MR. CHENEY The motto, “Cleanliness is next to Godliness” is carried forth in the dairy depart¬ ment under Mr. Cheney’s leadership. MRS. GISH Music seems to swell in her very fingertips. She has filled a warm place in our hearts and through her ability we have seen the admirableness of her character. MISS JOHNSON Although small of stature she is capable of big things, especially in the department of home economics. She is practical and sincere in all things.

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MR. HAGELE He is one of the most prac¬ tical Christians who dwells among us. “A man who governs his own course with a steady hand.” MRS. STIVERS Because of her well-organiz¬ ed leadership the laundry work is always completed well and on time. MR. PECKHAM Mr. Peckham has that good measure of industriousness that is needed to accomplish things, whatever the task. MR. BELDEN Mr. Belden’s quiet manner cannot hide the forceful ex¬ ample of his true Christian living. JOE DICKERSON His work and that of those who labor with him is made lighter by Mr. Dickerson’s good nature. MR. GUSTIN His friendly spirit and help¬ ing hand have proved a benefit to many of our stu¬ dents.