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

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ELDER EDWIN READING ELDER NORMAN CHAMBERLAIN The giving of a Christ-centered education is the purpose for which Auburn Acad¬ emy exists. The fulfillment of this aim de¬ pends to a large degree on the daily religious instruction of these men. ELDER C. L. WITZEL MR. BILL SIMMONS Learning to live successfully through the experiences of others is the foundation of the social science, Bible, and counseling departments. These men have both the knowledge and ability to make these sub¬ jects practical. MR. RONALD REED MR. WILLIAM COLEMAN With acrid odors escaping from the doors and windows and numerous equations and calculations written on the black¬ boards, the classrooms of said men take on the appearance of organized con¬ fusion. 14

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MR. EDGAR W. ORTNER, Treasurer MR. DONALD CANTRELL, Registrar The vital statistics involved in our school program are in the capable hands of these men. No absence goes unrecorded or store charge unnoticed. When prob¬ lems arise with grades or finances these men are always ready to give needed counsel and assistance. MISS DORIS ROBERTSON, Dean of Girls MRS. HELEN SIMMONS, Assistant Sharing the joys and sorrows, success and failures, of 130 girls is the work of the South Hall deans. Reward for the long hours spent comes in seeing the girls build characters that will stand in the mighty conflict of life. MR. RON BARROW, Dean of Gibson MR. NORMAN WOODS, Dean of Manous With these deans rests the responsibility of developing attributes which produce the traits of noble manhood. By combin¬ ing a sense of moral values, fair play and humor, their work is a strong influence in each boy ' s life. 13

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ELDER VERNON BERRY MR. RAY LEADBETTER MR. CLEO LILE Equipment recently purchased in the language department prompts some ex¬ perimentation on the part of these teach¬ ers. A hearty thank you to Elder Berry for his liberal contribution toward this language lab. MR. ELMER LAMPSON MISS JOYCE LEONHARDT Whether financial statements or final ex¬ aminations, Mr. Lampson must prepare them both as business teacher and Academy accountant. Fingers on the home keys, eyes on your copy, you may write, is the familiar chant heard each day by 150 students as they race against the unmerciful stop watch in Miss Leon- hardt ' s typing classes. MR. MARVIN ROBERTSON MRS. C. L. WITZEL MR. JAMES HANSON Music as taught by these dedicated teach¬ ers truly becomes one of the most mag- nificant and delightful presents God has given us. The development of Christian character as well as teaching the com¬ plexities of dotted quarters, scales, cres¬ cendos, sharps and flats, is the objective of this department. 15 W IP