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

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“The Greatest want of the world is the want of men — men who will not he bought or sold, men who in their inmost souls are true and honest, men who do fear to call sin by its right name, men whose con¬ science is as true to duty as the needle to the pole, men who will stand for the right though the heavens fallr Ed. p. 57. How great this need is today! How the world needs honest and true men who will stand for the right “come what may”! Students, God needs such men and women. He is looking for young people who will faithfully serve L. E. McClain, Principal Him in the finishing of His work on earth. The task is one that requires inner fortitude and the ability to stand for principle regardless of what the rest of the world may think or do. As you leave Auburn Academy, you will be looked upon as representatives of this school and your God. It is my hope that each one of you will accept the task that God gives you, and that you will be true and faithful to the Christian principles that you have learned here at Auburn Academy. ef$Jn CL 10

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D E D I C A T I O N The ancient knight was known for his valor, fidelity, strength, and loyalty. Our modern Crusader has shown that he possesses these same qualities. In his classes of science and mathematics, in various organizations, and in other fields he has shown these qualities. His energy, purpose, and en¬ thusiasm have contributed much to the success of our school. To you, Mr. Reed, our modern Crusader, symbolizing the best to be found in educational leadership, we dedicate this 1962 Rainier Vista. 9

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES BACK ROW: H. F. Hannah, Earl K. Mooers, Herbert Hill, L. E. McClain, Joe Day. Not pictured: J. T. Porter, J. C. C. R. Aimes, Kenneth Sturdevant, M. D., Harvey Neil. Kozel, C. A. Scriven, Ed H. Webb. FRONT ROW: M. J. Perry, E. C. Christie, N. R. Dower, Groundbreaking ceremony for new boys’ dormitory. 11