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

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ELDER C. L. WITZEL, Church Pastor ELDER EDWIN READING, Bible In¬ structor Religion dull and uninteresting? Not when the scenes of the Bible are brought to life by men who have been there and can describe firsthand the background and setting for the many stories and parables. MR. LeROY WEBER, Music Director MRS. AUSIL WITZEL, Piano Instructor MRS. DOROTHY WEBER, Choral Direc¬ tor Patience, kindness and the inspiration of personal achievement keep the stu¬ dents striving to attain to the goal set for them by our accomplished music staff. MR. JAMES HANSON, Music Director Shortly after school had started Mr. Hanson received an invitation from Uncle Sam to change uniforms. We are looking forward to his return when he once again will be in charge of the choir and band. 14

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■■■I ■ I I I MR. RONALD REED, Math MR. WILLIAM COLEMAN, Science Algebraic, geometric, chemical or physical — problems are nothing to two good scientific minds. But even the experts have questions. “Why all the gadgets and contraptions in your trunk, Mr. Coleman?” MRS. BESSIE SOULE, Home Economics MRS. LEONA ALTMILLER, Secretarial Science MR. EDWARD SPADY, Manual Arts Whether it be girls learning the art of cooking, boys learning to work with wood or metal, or both learning to type, they are acquiring skills which have practical application towards their future life. MR. RAY LEADBETTER, English MR. CLEO LILE, English MR. VERNON BERRY, Language The language instructors prove that the ability to dissect does not belong to the biology department alone. They teach the rudiments of our mother tongue, the classics of the ages, and the romance languages of Spanish and French. 13

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MRS. ELMYRA BANEK, Laundry Su¬ perintendent MRS. FLORENCE AIME, Director of Food Service MRS. WINNIE CARTER, Assistant Pie and ice cream or soup and toast — on a freshly laundered tablecloth with candlelight and soft music, it’s a banquet, when planned and prepared by the efficient hands of experienced supervisors. MR. EUGENE WESSLEN, Maintenance MR. DONALD WERTZ, Boiler Room Superintendent Pictured here are men who keep our campus in tiptop shape. Mr. Wertz undoubtedly has charge of the hottest spot on the campus as he supervises boys in the boiler room while some of the students who work for Mr. Wess- len think he runs the wettest as they lay a new water line on a rainy after¬ noon. MR. L. H. AUFDERHAR, Nightwatch- man MR. ROBERT FARVER, Farm Manager After daylight comes “Aufty” search¬ ing the shadows for straying feet and watching . . . watching through the night for anything amiss on our cam¬ pus. Occasionally, the noise he hears is the rattle of milk cans as the farm manager delivers milk to the dairy which is a favorite spot on the cam¬ pus after mealtimes. 15