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

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“He Got the Job” was the name of this play in which the Public Speaking Class demonstrated what not to do and what to do to land a job. In this scene one of the boys who hopes] to get the job is having an interview with the boss. The Bible Doctrines Class—Elder Peckham, teacher ‘ : l !! I ! ‘IHH

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Dorothy Parrish, Jane Thomas. Isabelle Gregerson, Marjorie Mundy, Jo Ann Cooper and Juni Ellwanger are amongst the lucky ones to be able to learn to cook in the new and modern Home Economics Department. Harlan Paddock and Forrest Robertson and Henry Putnam turn their energies to usefulness in the woodworking class. Harlan and Forrest are hoping to have boats finished for summer use, while Henry and others in the class aspire to fine furniture, and such handwork.

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You would wonder if you were looking into the science “lab” here. Well, it is the lab for the metal shop class. Dave Holder does wonders with this big ma¬ chine and others provided for the work to be done by the boys in this class. A quiet, rural atmosphere is never far away. If you long for farm life or a little variety by way of animals, you are sure to find it somewhere around the wide acres of the school farm. Here Nona finds interesting di¬ version testing a young calf’s ability to eat grass. This is the moment we always looked forward to. Somehow, those fresh, crisp salads, steaming hot potatoes and gravy and other good foods we could pick up along the cafeteria counter warmed our hearts and our stomachs. as l