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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1983 volume:

4 $ LY NN nincTEcr EICHTV THREE: RAINIER VISTA Auburn Adventist Academy 5000 Auburn Way South Auburn, WA 98002 Phone: 939-5000 Kurt Kennedy, Editor Color Photos by R. Grellmann auburn academy 2-INTRODUCTION To others, this year may just be a silhouette of years past. But to us, the images come alive with special meaning. Your annual staff hopes that as you look through this book, you may recapture some of the events that were most memorable to you. Remember . . . ... The shock of getting that unexpected ‘A’ on your Algebra test! ... Finally making ‘A’ League after three years in ‘B’ League. . .. That special Week of Prayer that made a lasting impression on you. ... All those fun and crazy times with those unique and unforgettable friends. Then there are the times that are best forgotten ... ... Applause when you drop your plate in the Cafeteria. . .. Spilling punch on your date’s new dress at the Banquet. ... After the Banquet, leaning down to plant a forbidden kiss on her cheek just as she turns her head so you get a faceful of hair. The good and the bad times all make a lifetime of memories. We hope that, with the records of those times permanently sealed in this book, you will be forever able to recall the joys of this year. Center your life in God and reach out to the friends you know and those you are just meeting. You will know true joy, wherever you go. INTRODUCTION-3 SENIOR CLASS Lance Paul Taggart- President X-Ray Technician A popular student at AAA, Lance real¬ ly likes the people here. Sports come a close second in his main interest. OF 1983 Jeannie Denise Dahlquist- Secretary Pediatrician Attending AAA for four years, Jeannie is a cheerful person whose enthusiasm is contagious. One of her favorite past- times is drawing. 4-SENIORS Janice S. Inovejas- Treasurer Medicine A collector of hearts and rainbows, Ja¬ nice spreads her pleasant spirit among her classmates. Her careful record¬ keeping is a great asset to the class. SENIORS-5 Karen Renee Acosta Data Processing Barbara Ann Adams Physical Therapist Alan E. Ahlers Systems Analyst Dennis L. Anderson Roofer Jennifer Renee Anderson Business Dellisa Jenelle Andrews Elementary Ed. Teacher Terry Keith Andrews Pilot Tamera JoAnne Bauer Dental Hygiene Kimberly Kay Baze Psychologist 6-SENIORS Jodi Lynn Beaman Flight Attendant Linda Sue Blake X-Ray Technologist Krista Sheree Blakeney Dermatologist Connie M. Bottomley Early Childhood Education Sherri Bragg Doctor Patricia Ann Breed Undecided A1 Brown Anita Brunner Vorawut Chaiprakorb Mechanic Medicine Doctor SENIORS-7 Gregory Wayne Chinn Pilot Valora Lea Cooley Dental Assistant John Fitzpatrick Cousins Film Editor Robert Gene Cisco Orthopedic Surgeon Craig Lee Cooper Gynecologist Kevin John Cox Sports Rehabilitation Bradley Ross Chatterson Truck Driver Steven Eric Conard Special Effects Technician Shelley Joy Corwin Dental Assistant 8-SEN IORS Albert Bruce Craig Jr. Writer Lisa Mylinda Cunningham Undecided Scott Davis Electronics Engineer Jeffrey Charles Dick Electrical Engineer Kimberly Ann Downey Interior Decorator Max L. Dudley Jr. Physical Therapist Andreas B. Ellis Paul Cornel Esselbach William C. Everett Architecture Theology Physical Therapist SENIORS-9 Janine Alexandra Fisher Undecided Harvey K. Fuchs Mechanical Engineer Reinhold George Grellmann Engineering Loren E. Haberly Artist Darrin Boyd Hayes Bible Teacher Dawn Marie Henderson Cosmetologist Michele Goodwin International Spy Bradley Christian Halvorsen Undecided Steve Dean Henderson Air Traffic Controller 10-SENIORS Ron Hilde Mechanical Engineer Julie Ann Howell Undecided Daniel Lee Hughes Electrical Engineer Hans G. Johanson Undecided Julie Lynne Jones Nurse Hyun Mia Jones Family Practitioner Earl D. Kegley, Jr. C.P.A. Kurt K. Kennedy Business Heidi Renee Knutson Dental Hygienist SENIORS! 1 Laurie Kramer Medical Secretary Darrin William Massena Computer Specialtist Reuben A. Miller Pilot Laura Beth Lyman Detective Richard E. McEdward Orthopedic Surgeon Penny Fey Moore Interior Decorator Daryl LaMar Hamilton Manier Actor W riter Director Desi McPherson Electrical Engineer Stanley Lloyd Nelson P.E. Instructor 12-SENIORS Karen Marie Ness Interior Designer Elizabeth Ann Neuharth C.P.A. Ruby Michelle Pallo Undecided Daniel Alfred Patton Architectural Engineer Lome Dwayne Pfiefle Auto Mechanic Kelly Kathleen Pritchard Registered Nurse Shannon DeeAnn Putz Beautician Jeff S. Rasco Airline Pilot Vickie Jo Rathbun Dental Hygienist SENIORS-13 Elizabeth Ann Reid Orthodontist’s Assistant Lisa Beth Schumacher Occupational Therapy Robert Shupien Law Enforcement Sheri Shirleen Silcox Secretarial Sid Anthony Skievaski Pilot Velona JoLynn Smith Nursing Teresa Marie Stanyer Business Administration Jim Thomsen Tax Consultant Rex Eric Thornton Writer 14-SENIORS Ronald J. Tyler Sports Medicine Christina Marie Walker Nurse Ann Marie Ward Medicine Jeanna Weber Interior Decorator Joseph James Wedel Computer Programmer LeAnn Euvonne White Social Worker Heidi Lee Whitson Surgical Nurse Lisa Anne Woosley Physical Therapy Ivy Ybarra Pediatrician SENIORS-15 16-SENIORS urn SENIOR RETREAT The bright sunshine started the day well, as 55 eager seniors departed for Fort Casey on Whidbey Island. Student cooks catered better-than-usual fare (or maybe it was the outdoor appetites). Between meals, explorers combed the beaches and tunnels for adven¬ ture. The weekend provided an opportunity for many of the seniors to make some lasting friendships and rela¬ tionships that proved to be memorable. An outstanding year it was, by the impact the class of 1983 made upon the school. SENIOR RETREAT - 17 SENIOR ACTIVITES RICKY ALLEN 3 years at AAA; Senior Spiritual Vice; Band (11). STEVE CONARD 3 years at AAA; Gymnastics (10-12). KAREN ACOSTA 4 years at AAA; Band (9-12), Wind Ensemble (10-12). BARBARA ADAMS 2 years at AAA; Choir (11,12), Sylvan (12); Letter: Track Field (11). ALAN AHLERS 3 years at AAA; Letter: Basketball (11). DENNIS ANDERSON 3 years at AAA; Band (10,11), Wind Ensemble (10); Gymnastics (11,12); Letters: Basketball (10,11), Water Polo (10,11), Track Field (10), Football (11) , Soccer (11), Baseball (11), Volleyball (11), Badminton (11), Gymnastics (11). JENNIFER ANDERSON 2 years at AAA; Junior Treasurer; Choir (11). DELLISA ANDREWS 4 years at AAA; Senator (11); Band (9-11), Wind Ensemble (9-11). TERRY ANDREWS 4 years at AAA; Choir (12), Svivart (12); Ban r(9-ll) ,, Wind Ensemble (9-11). TAMMI BAUER 4 years at AAA; A.S.B. Secretary (11), Treasurer (12); Z.K. Dorm Secretary (10); Senator (10,11); CRT (12); Choir (9-12). KIM BAZE 4 years at AAA; Freshman Secretary; A.S.B. Secretary (12) ; Z.K. Treasurer (10), Social Vice (11); Senator (9); CRT (12); Choir (9-12); R.V. (11). JODI BEAMAN 1 year at AAA; Choir (12). LINDA BLAKE 1 ; 4 years at AAA; Choir (9-12). KRISTA BLAKENEY 4 years at .AAA. CONNIE BOTTOMLEY 4 years at AAA; Band (9,10). SHERRI BRAGG 2 years at AAA; Z.K. Artist (12); Letter: Track Field (ID • VALORA COOLEY 3 years at AAA; A.S.B. Chorister (11); Choir (1 ,11), Sylvan (11) ; Letter: Skiing,. (11) . CRAIG COOPER 4 years at AAA; Freshman President; A.S.B. Sergeant-at Arms (11); C.L. Treasurer (10); Senator (9); Band (9-12), Wind Ensemble (10-12); Letter: Skiing (11). SHELLEY CORWIN 4 years at AAA; JOHN COUSINS 2 years at AAA; KEVIN COX 4 years at AAA; ALBERT CRAIG 4 years at AAA; R.E. (12). Choir (9-12). Letters: Track Field (11), Baseball (11). Choir (12). Sophomore Spiritual Vice; Choir (11,12); LISA CUNNINGHAM 2 years at AAA; Choir (11). JEANNIE DAHLQUIST 4 years at AAA? Senior Secretary; A.S.B. Artist (11); Band (9-11). SCOTT DAVIS 4 years at AAA; C.L. Treasurer (11), President (12). JEFF DICK 4 years at AAA; C.L. Sports Secretary (12) ; Choir (10-12). KIM DOWNEY 2 years at AAA; Junior Social Vice; Band (11); Letter: Swimming (11). MAX DUDLEY 2 years at AAA; C.L. President (11). ANDREAS ELLIS 2 years at AAA; Choir (12), Sylvan (12). PAUL ESSELBACH 2 years at AAA; Choir (11,12), Sylvan (11,12). WILLIE EVERETT 4 years at AAA; Senator (9). JANINE FISHER 2 years at AAA; Choir (11,12), Sylvan (12). PATRICIA BREED 2 years at AAA. AL BROWN i; 1 lyear at AAA; Band ( 12), Wind Ensemble (12). ANITA BRUNNER 2 years at AAA; Band (11,12), Wind Ensemble (11,12). VORAWUT CHAIPRAKORB 2 years at AAA; A.S.B. Artist (12); R.V. (12); R.E. (12). BRADLEY CHATTERSON 3 years at AAA; C.L. Chorister (12); Choir (10-12), Sylvan ( 10 -| 2 ). GREG CHINN 4 years at AAA; A.S.B. Social Vice (11); Senator (9,10); Band ||(9-12) , Wind Ensemble (9-12); Letters: Foot-ball (11) f Basketball (11)1, Volleyball (11). ROB CISCO I ’}} 3 years at AAA; A.S.B. Chorister (12); CRT (11,12); Choir (11), Sylvan (11); Letter: Track Field (11). TOM COBB 2 years at AAA; Senior Sergeant-at-Arms; C.L. Social Vice (11); Band (11), Wind Ensemble (11,12); Letter: Basket¬ ball (11). HARVEY FUCHS 2 years at AAA; Letter: Skiing (11). MICHELE GOODWIN 2 years at AAA; R.E. (12). REINHOLD GRELLMANN 2 years at AAA; Junior President; A.S.B. President (12); Band (11,12), Wind Ensemble (11,12); R.V. Photographer (12); Letter: Soccer (11). . LOREN HABERLY 2 years at AAA. BRAD HALVORSEN 2 years at AAA; C.L. Sports Secretary (11); Gymnastics (11,12); Letters: Volleyball (11), Gymnastics (11). DARRIN HAYES 4 years at AAA; Choir (12); Gymnastics (10,li). DAWN HENDERSON 4 years at AAA. DEAN HENDERSON 1 year at AAA. RON HILDE 2 years at AAA. 18-SENIOR ACTIVITIES JULIE HOWELL 4 years at AAA; Choir (9J . DAN HUGHES 4 years at AAA; A.S.B. Sergeant-at-Arms (12). JANICE INOVEJAS 3 years at AAA; Senior Treasurer; Z.K. Pianist (11); Letter: Basketball (10). DEE DEE PUTZ 4 years at AAA. JEFF RASCO 4 years at AAA; A.S.B. Sergeant-at-Arms (11); Senator (10); CRT (11,12). VICKIE RATHBUN 4 years at AAA. HANS JOHANSON 2 years at AAA; Letters: Soccer (11), Baseball (11). JULIE JONES 4 years at AAA; Choir (12). MIA JONES 3 years at AAA; R.V. Photographer (11); R.E. Photo¬ grapher (12) . EARL KEGLEY 2 years at AAA. LIZ REID 4 years at AAA; Z.K. Village Secretary (12); Choir (9,10). LISA SCHUMACHER 4 years at AAA; Band (9-11), Wind Ensemble (10,11) BOB SHUPIEN 3 years at AAA. SHERI SILCOX 4 years at AAA. KURT KENNEDY 2 years at AAA; Band (11,12), Wind Ensemble (11,12); R.V. Editor (12). SID SKIEVASKI 4 .vears at AAA; C.L. Social Vice (12); Band (9-12), Wind Ensemble (11,12); Letter: Soccer (12). HEIDI KNUTSON 2 years at AAA; Z.K. Social Vice (12); Gymnastics (11,12); Letters: Gymnastics M.V.P|g (11), Track Field (11). LAURIE KRAMER 4 years at AAA; Z.K. Dorm Secretary (12); Senator (9); Choir (10); Gymnastics (12); Letters: Volleyball (10), Soccer (10), Basketball (10), Track Field (11). LAURA LYMAN 4 years at AAA; Choir (9,10,12), Sylvan (10,12). VELONA SMITH 3 years at AAA; Junior Spiritual Vice; Z.K. President (12); CRT (11); Choir (10-12), Sylvan (11,12). TERESA STANYER 3 years at AAA; CRT (11,12); Choir (12); R.V. (12). LANCE TAGGART 2 years at AAA; Junior Sergeant-at-Arms, Senior President; CRT (11,12); Choir (11), Sylvan (11); Letters: Football (11), Basketball Capt. (11), Water Polo M.V.P. (11), Golf (11), Volleyball (11), Track Field (11). DARYL MANIER 3 years at AAA. DARRIN MASSENA 4 years at AAA. RICK MCEDWARD 3 years at AAA; A.S.B. Treasurer (11), Spiritual Vice (12); C.L. Dorm Secretary (11); Band (10-12), Wind Ensemble (11,12); Soccer Captain (11). DESI MCPHERSON 4 years at AAA. REUBEN MILLER 3 years at AAA; Band (10), Wind Ensemble (3.0) . JIM THOMSEN 3 years at AAA; R.E. (12). REX THORNTON 4 years at AAA; A.S.B. Treasurer (11); C.L. Dorm Secre¬ tary (10); Senator (10,11); CRT (11,12); Choir (11); Letters: Water Polo (10,11), Basketball (11). RON TYLER 3 years at AAA; Sophomore Social Vice; C.L. Sergeant-at- Arms (11); CRT ( 11); .Band (10,11); Gymnastics (10-12); Letters: Gymnastics (10,11), Soccer (11). CHRISSY WALKER 2 years at AAA; A.S.B. Chorister (11); CRT (11,12); Choir (11), Sylvan (11). PENNY MOORE 3 years at AAA; A.S.B. Spiritual Vice (11); Choir (10); Gymnastics (11,12); R.E. Editor (12). JENNY MYERS 4 years at AAA; Freshman Social Vice, Z.K. Sports Secretary (10); Band (9); Letters: Swimming (9-11), Gymnastics STANLEY NELSON 4 years at AAA; Gymnastics (10-12); Letter; Gym¬ nastics (10,11). KAREN NESS 2 years at AAA. ELIZABETH NEUHARTH 3 years at AAA; Choir (10); Band (11,12). RUBY PALLO 2 years at AAA; Band (11,12). DANIEL PATTON 2 years at AAA. LOUIE PFIEFLE 2 years at AAA. KELLY PRITCHARD 3 years at AAA. ANN WARD 2 years at AAA; Junior Secretary; Z.K. Parliamentarian ( 12 ) . JEANNA WEBER 4 years at AAA. JOE WEDEL 2 years at AAA; C.L. Dorm Secretary (12);;- Band (11,12) Wind Ensemble (11,12). LE ANN WHITE 4 years at AAA; Choir (9-12), Sylvan (12); R.V. (12). HEIDI WHITSON 4 years at AAA;. A.S.B. Recording Secretary (12) ; Band (9, IQ,) ; R.V. (12); Gymnastics (9-11) ; Letter: Gym¬ nastics (10) . .• LISA WOOSLEY 3 years at AAA; A.S.B. Social Vice (12); R.E. Sports Editor (12); Letters: Basketball (10,11), Volleyball (10), Football (10). IVY YBARRA 2 years at AAA. PAMELA YOUNT 1 year at AAA. Senior Secretary; Gymnastics (9-12); (9-11). SENIOR ACTIVITIES-19 J u N I S 0 0 R p S H 0 M 0 R F E R S E S H M E N F AND A C U L T Y 20-DIVISION A FRESHMAN Knows not, And knows not he knows not. A SOPHOMORE Knows not, And knows he knows not. A JUNIOR Knows, And knows not that he knows. A SENIOR Knows, And knows that he knows! DIVISION-21 JUNIORS ALMOST THERE! SCOTT ALLEN BECKY ALLDIS ROD ALDRED ROB AARON DAWN AHLERS MARY ANDERSON KEVIN ASH SCOTT BALKAN MARK BENTZ TERRY STAN BERGREN BIDDLE BRAD BIRD 22-JUNIORS President- Reynir Jonsson, Vice President-Lisa Thorburn, Spiritual Vice-Chris Bredeson, Secretary-Monnie Wasse, Treasurer-Tami Dietrich, Sergeant-at-Arms-Scott Allen. DOUG CHRIS PAUL BEN TERI BIXEL BREDESON BUCK CAWTHRA CHURCHILL HUGO JAY CAROLINE RUSTY DAWN COLLINS COON CROOKES CUNNINGHAM DARROUGH JUNIORS-23 DEBBIE DEXTER GREG TAMI DIETRICH DIETRICH GRAHAM RICK DORLAND DUCKWORTH TERRI EVERETT NATALIE EYESTONE DARLENE FINCH JEAN FRIESTAD WEN FUNG DENISE ERWIN 24-JUNIORS BRENT HINSHAW NATASHA HOVANSKI MELINDA HUBER DAN JENNIFER HUNT JACKSON JUNIORS-25 DARRIN TAMMY JAMES JAMES GARTH EDDA JOHNSON JONSSON REYNIR JONSSON KELLI KENNEDY STEVE KNUTSEN JANICE KRAMER DAVID KRAUSE KATHIE KIM LARRABEE LEPIQUE BRIAN LINDSLEY MIKE LAMB YVETTE LAPACEK 26-JUNIORS LORI WADE LINDSLEY LONG SONYA MANULLANG SUE MARSHALI MIKE MCGUIRE KURT KELLI RHODA MEHRER MILLER MILLER ALAN CHRISTINA NELSON NEWMAN BRENDA DANA PALMER PIPERS MARIA REDDING JIM PRICHARD JUNIORS-27 MARC REISWIG MARIA RIEBER JILL RUPERT BILL ROBERTS BARB SAGER TODD SCHNEIDER JEFF JULIE SMITH STINSON 28-JUNIORS JOHANNA TONY WAGNER WASHINGTON MONNIE TED WASSE WILEMAN YVONNE SHELLEY STOBER THOMPSON LISA JEANNIE THORBURN TISON JUNIORS-29 SOPHOMORES TWO DOWN, TWO TO GO!! DANNY ANDREA RANDY KARI MICHELLE BLAKE BLOOM BOEH BRODY BROWN 30-SOPHOMORES DEBBIE DAVID CAMPBELL CASEBOLT JEANIE CHARLES KATHY CISCO COLLINS CONN PRESIDENT HEATHER MAZEN VICE-PRESIDENT DANNY BLAKE SPIRITUAL VICE- FA YTHE BUSHNELL SECRETARY KARI BRODY TREASURER DEBBIE CAMPBELL SERGEANT-AT-ARMS MIKE FIRNKOESS SANDY COOK ALEEN CRAIG CHAD CRAIN SARA DIXON CHARLANNE FAHRNEY SOPHOMORES -31 MIKE FIRNKOESS JOE FRANK ANDREW GOBLE CYNTHIA GRIER CINDY GROGAN HETKE HOWARD JAMES JANKE JENKINS 32-SOPHOMORES KIRBY LIVELY MASSENA JUSTIN MASSENA HEATHER MAZEN LILI MEAFOU KEVIN RONALD MERRY NITZINGER SOPHOMORES-33 STEPHANIE SCHAYES GREGORY RINGERING MARCELLE RINGERING LORENE ROBERTS LEAH ROGERS TONY SCHOENGART 34-SOPHOMORES MIKE THOMPSON HEIDI VONBERGEN ROD WALCH PATRICIA WALSH LISA SHENK CHARLES SMITH DAVID STOCKTON TERESA STOTT MIKE STUTZ SOPHOMORES-35 FRESHMEN WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN! SONIA BOBBY AHLERS ALLEN RENEE DWAYNE BARBER BIDDLE CLAUDINE TIM CHAUSSEE COX c L A S s o F 86 ! JUDY ANDREWS SHANNON BLACK SHELLE CUNNINGHAM DERRICK DARROUGH BETH BALKAN EVA CAWTHRA 36-FRESHMEN President-Sherri Krueger Social Vice-President-Ted Manullang Spiritual Vice-President-Danene Lively Secretary-Treasurer-Julie Melvin Sergeant-at-Arms-Dale Miller TIM NANCY DAVIS DICK DAVID FIRNKOESS CINDY GRIER KARLA ELLISON KEVIN GATES CATHY HAMILTON FRESHMEN-37 STEVE HEINIG MARIA JOHNSON RHONDA JONES SHERRY KRUEGER DANENE LIVELY TED JULIE MANULLANG MELVIN ANDREW GARY RIDLEY ROWELL GLENDA O’DELL VICKY RADKE TODD MORFORD ESTHER NEPHEW ■H9 ERLIN LOVING DALE MILLER 38-FRESHMEN JEANA BRIAN TIM SCHNEIDER SMITH SMITH APRIL SCHNEIDER ADAM VANDERHOOF LARA SCHALLIG TYRONE UNRUH Not pictured: MARILYN BROWN VICKIE BUCK PAUL GREGORY SHAWNA SERL MARTA NOREEN BRUCE BOBBY VANKIRK VINCENT WHITE WONGSANGUAN FRESHMEN-39 3 8 I 11 FACULTY 1. CLIFFORD AHLBERG Plant Engineer Junior Class 2. JEAN AHLBERG Custodial Junior Class 3. DAVE ALLEN Religion, Accounting Junior Class 4. GINNY ALLEN Health Services ASB 5. JEAN ANDREWS Spanish, Business Ed. Math Sabbath School 6. LINDA BLASER Associate Girls ' Dean Zeta Kappa 7. SCOTT BUSHNELL Associate Boys ' Dean ASB, Casa Loma 8. LAURINDA CRAYS English Sabbath School 9. KEITH DRIEBERG LRC Director, Guidance Glance, RV, Photo Club 10. DARLENE EHMAN Home Economics Junior Class, Ushers Club 11. BOB FARVER Attendance, Driver Ed., Ind. Arts ASB 12. ROSEMARY FARVER Food Service Director 13. BETH FREITAS Cashier-Accountant Freshman Class 14. BOB FREITAS Ind. Arts, Arts SCrafts, Photog. Freshman Class, Photo Club, Arch. 15. WALT KOEHN Vice-Principal, Religion ASB, Glance 16. HANS KRENZ Registrar, Curriculum Coord. 17. GLADYS LANGSETH Food Service Associate Director Sabbath School 18. ORLIN MCLEAN Religion, Psychology, Guidance Afterglow 19. JOYCE MERRY Executive Secretary, Bookkeeper 20. JEANIE MILLER Piano, Organ MV 21. RON MILLER History Sophomore Class, 4-year Club 22. DON MUNDY Grounds 23. WILMA MUNDY Food Service Supervisor 24. DAVE PRIEST P.E., Math Senior Class, Ski Program 25. DIXIE RITCHIE Vocal Music Senior Class 26. GAIL RITTENBACH English RE, Senior Class, MV 27. GARY RITTENBACH Math, Physics, Computer Science Senior Class, CRT 28. LOLLIE SCHMIDT Girls ' Dean, English Zeta Kappa 29. DALE SINNOTT Aviation 30. ED SPADY Ind. Arts, Math Senior Class, Ski Program Business Ed, Sabbath School 33. BOB WILLISON Business Manager Ski Program, Ushers Club 34. BRUCE WILSON Instrumental Music Sophomore Class 35. ED WINES Principal 36. CAROLYN WITHROW Records Secretary 37. DEAN WITHROW Boys ' Dean Casa Loma 38. Roger Worley Church Pastor Outreach LEGEND: NAME POSITION SPONSORSHIPS 31. JUDY TOOP Biology, Chemistry RV 32. MARY WILLISON 40-FACULTY OLDER AND WISER FACULTY-41 42-Departments Departments-43 BIBLE WALKING WITH GOD Righteousness by faith, Moses and the Red Sea, how to manage a family budget. All of these things are included in the various Bible classes taught here. Bible is what makes our school, a Christian school, dif¬ ferent from a public school. Learning more about the Bible and about our Church doctrines are not the only things our teachers want us to gain from their classes. They hope that we develop a relationship with Christ and an understanding of the world and those around us so that we will be better people for it. 44-BIBLE HISTORY THE PAST COMES ALIVE Walking through History for some is exciting. Exploring the Northwest, fighting in the Revolution, learning the culture of China. To others it is not as fun but Mr. Miller seems to bring a little bit of excitement to it, whether he is marching with his map pointer, singing “God Bless America”, or just standing on his desk to help em¬ phasize a point. If you would talk to Mr. Miller he would admit the reason he is not dull is because he reads TIME, and he urges everyone else to do so too. HISTORY-45 fir There are a variety of opportunities in the LRC under the authority of Mr. Drieberg. Students who use the facilities wisely can get full service from the LRC staff in locating information and producing items for reports, or displays. Students who work in the LRC appreciate Mr. Drieberg’s direction and they fulfill duties and take responsibility willingly and eagerly. He’s a good boss, the workers enjoy their job so much that some work overtime just to finish daily assignments. An improved career center and a new computer are ’83 additions to the LRC. What does the director have planned for 84? I I fit fit fit LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER 46-LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Spelling, grammar, punctuation and pronunciation-these are ingredients for good use of any language. Mrs. Crays, Mrs. Rittenbach, and Mr. Krenz give reading and writing assign¬ ments to sharpen our skills in our mother tongue. Down the hall, Mrs. Andrews tries to get students to speak and under¬ stand another language. Their knowledge of English will help their Spanish fluency and conversely, learning Spanish im¬ proves knowledge of English grammar. Even if we have spok¬ en English since w e first learned to talk, there is always need for improvement in communication. ENGLISH AND SPANISH ENGLISH AND SPANISH-47 MATH AND SCIENCE Spady and Mr. Rittenbach teach algebra, geometry and Computer Science. Mr. Rittenbach also teaches physics and Miss Toop teaches biology and chemis¬ try. 48-MATH AND SCIENCE In math and science classes, information is sequen¬ tial, Low test scores might be the penalty if we sleep or daydream in class or skip a day. Labs and videos help make science classes more interesting. But those worksheets . . . ! MATH AND SCIENCE-49 ivi BUSINESS EDUCATION . . . PREPARING FOR THE OUTSIDE WORLD In terms of getting a job right after school and helping a person through college, the skills gained in Business Edu¬ cation are perhaps one of the most important that can be learned here at AAA. Typing alone, taught by Jean An¬ drews and Mary Willison, is a necessity that you will use for the rest of your life, whether it is typing term papers or typing a letter home to mom. Accounting, which is taught by David Allen, is a skill that you will use for personal finances as well as for anything involved in business. Busi¬ ness Math, taught by Jean Andrews and Office Practice by Mary Willison are other business classes that are of¬ fered here at Auburn. 50-BUSINESS EDUCATION INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . . STUDENTS LEARN THE PRACTICAL ARTS Many activities take place inside the Industrial Arts building. When walk¬ ing into the building, you may see students huddled over their drafting desks. You can hear the whine of machines, and smell stain and sawdust from inside the woodshop room. The building is divided up into three main departments. Arts and crafts and woodshop are taught by Bob Freitas. Ed Spady directs machine shop and welding, and auto mechanics is taught by Bob Farver. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-51 HOME ECONOMICS . . . TOMORROW’S HOMEMAKERS ? Home Ec. is supposed to prepare you for homemaking. Judging from the frequency of clouds of smoke and charred creations, there will be a few hungry husbands in the next generation. The bachelors seem to have a better record for success, so maybe they can survive. Sewing machines got a workout second semester as stu¬ dents translated paper patterns into wearables. Lifestyles and tastes are constantly changing, but a knowl¬ edge of the home arts will always be useful. 52-Home Economics P.E. is . . . EXERCISE !! Whether you’re shooting hoop, running laps or stretching your muscles, all these are a part of exercise. Physical Education is a big part of the activities that go on here at school. There are always lots of things you can do for exercise, now all we have to do is find time in our schedule and get with it. Physical Education-53 MUSIC DEPARTMENT A PLACE TO NOTE! To some the music Dept, is the cultural center of campus but to many it is a social hang out if not a 2nd home. Most any time you walk into the music Dept, your ears are as¬ saulted by a mixture of piano, voice and in¬ struments, all sounding at once in sometimes not-so-perfect harmony. But by tour time things seem to pull together in a musical way. 54-MUSIC DEPARTMENT AVIATION WHY WAhTTO BE A PILOT WHEN SHOW UP I WAMT7DSE A PILOT BECAUZE ITS A FUN JOB AVID EASY TO DO .TWAT2 WHY TWEflE AflE SO MAMY PILOTS FuY NS ASOUNP TH 2£ Days. Pi UTT2 COMT HEED MUCH SCHOOL. THEY JU2T WAVE TO lEAOAJ TO 0EAD NUM0EPS SO TWEY CAN flEADTHEU? INSTRUMENTS. I 6UESS TWEY 2HOULD BE AgLE TO PEAD A C?OAD MAP,TOO... PILOTS SHOULD 0E BP VE SO THEY WOUT SET SCA9ED IF tTS F066Y AND TWEY CANT SEE) OP IFAWIMEi OP MCTOfl FALLS OFF... Pilots wave td wavs - sood EYES TO Sffi THPOLISH THE CLOUDS, A HD TWEY CAHT 9E AFJ2AID OF TVlUWbEfl OP UOLTTENlNC, BECAUSE TWEY A£E M UCU CLOSE TO TWEM THAN WE ASJE. THE SALAflY PILOTS MAKE IS ANOTHER TW AJ6 l LIKE.THEY MAKE MOtS - MOHEY THAW TWEY KNOW WWAT TD DO WtTW.TW IS 8ECAUZE MOST PEOPLE TW NK THAT R.YIM6A PLAHE IT PAN6ERXK, EX CEPT PILOTS PONT 8GCAUZE THEY KNOW WOW EASY IT IS • I HOPE I DOMT GETAW-SICK BE¬ CAUSE I SET CAP-SICK AWD IF SET AIP-S4CK I GDULDH ' T BE A PILOT AND THEN I WOULD WAVE TO GO TO WOEkT. Reprinted courtesy Bob Stevens ATTENTION ULTRALITIiS 56-Social Activities Social Activities-57 MOUNTAIN OUTING A HIKE IN THE RAIN The first Sabbath of the new school year saw the entire school body attending church in God’s outdoors. This was a chance for all the new students who might be homesick by now to get to know each other better. After singing a few songs together everyone enjoyed listening to Pastor Worley begin his sermon with a story about when he was our age. After lunch everybody went on various hikes. These hikes ranged in difficulty from a leisurely one mile stroll around a small lake to a grueling seven and a half miles to Owyhigh Lakes. Coming home was something no one will forget. Of all the four buses driven up to the mountains two of them became terminally ill, forcing all the students to become even better acquainted by crowding into the remaining two vehicles. After an enjoyable day it was nice to come back to our own campus. 58-MOUNTAIN OUTING Z.K. BANQUET YE OLDE ICE CREAM PARLOR This year for the Z.K. Banquet, the cafeteria became an ice cream parlor. Candies and old-fashioned rasberry punch was served before the Italian banquet dinner. Abraham Lincoln (David Allen) started the entertainment followed with a song by Kelli Miller, and a saxophone quartet by Debbie Camp¬ bell, Greg Dietrich, Steve Heinig, and Tracy Rowell. The program continued with Kim Baze, Tami Bauer, and Chrissy Walker singing a trio “Mr. Sandman”. “The Gents”, Kurt Kennedy, Reini Grellmann, Brent Hinshaw, Tracy Rowell and Ted Wileman, presented “The Entertainer”. The last act was “Ma He’s Making Eyes at Me”, sung by “The Beauty Shop Quartet”, Bunny Ha milton, Loni Smith, Denise Erwin, and Maria Reiber. From the cafeteria everyone went to the chapel for the full length movie “Cheaper by the Dozen”. The evening turned out to be most memorable and for many, it seemed too short. Z.K. BANQUET-59 AMATEUR HOUR A NIGHT OF CLASS New York came to life in Rainier Auditorium for the 33rd annual C.L. Amateur Hour. Scott Bushnell, in tie and tails, pre¬ sented the wonders of that magic city, the Big Apple. Three equal prizes where awarded as well as one people’s choice award. Among the winners were: “Anything You Can Do”, a duet by Maria Rieber and Tami Dietrich. Also placed among the top three was, “Who’s on First”, by Alan Nelson and Scott Davis. A third prize and the people’s choice award was presented for “Scamper”, by the percussion ensemble (Sonya Manullang, Kurt Kennedy, Kelli Kennedy, Kari Brody, Natalie Eyestone). Our little journey through New York proved to be not only entertaining but also educational. 60-AMATEUR HOUR AMATEUR HOUR-61 FALL FESTIVAL Imagine your best friend completely disguised and unrecognizable amidst a setting of unusually masked people. The students used a lot of imagination in adapting to the theme of masquerade. The usual booths like putt putt golf, the jail, cotton candy, and the hayride were accompanied by a car smash, a kissing booth (chocolate kisses just don’t live up to the real thing) and a pac man booth. The entertainment for the evening was a magician act where Mr. Koehn almost got his head chopped off but didn’t, followed by car¬ toons. Finally the booths were taken down and put away for another year and once again the gym returned to normal. 62-FALL FESTIVAL FATHER DAUGHTER BRUNCH ENJOYING A DAY WITH DAD The large banquet room at Andy’s Auburn Station was filled with laughing and talking as the girls and their dads waited their turn to go to the buffet. This is a special day for the fathers and daughters to be together. After a good meal everyone met in the chap¬ el for the program. It was patterned after the famous Newlywed Game and hosted by Rein¬ hold Grellmann. The audience enjoyed hear¬ ing what the fathers and daughters really knew about each other. The contestants were Kari Brody, Tami Bauer, Linda Blake, Denise Erwin, Shanna Harrod, Jill Rupert, and their fathers. Velona Smith, the scorekeeper, awarded Tami Bauer and her father the $50.00 first prize. FATHER DAUGHTER BRUNCH-63 CHRISTMAS BANQUET . . . ‘TIS THE SEASON . . . There was not a trace of snow to be seen as each couple made their way from Nelson Hall over to the cafeteria in the pour¬ ing rain. But upon entering the cafeteria, the atmosphere was dramatically changed into a feeling of Christmas. The whole dining room was dimly lighted by candles at each table and there were brightly colored Christmas lights everywhere. In the back was a house filled with all kinds of toys with a real live Santa—(Russell Hanscom, Sr.) He patiently endured each couple who sat on his knees long enough to get pictures taken. After an enjoyable Christmas dinner, everyone made their way over to the chapel to watch the movie “Chariots of Fire”. 64-CHRISTMAS BANQUET ICE-SKATING GRADUALLY GRACEFUL! Since there are no frozen ponds in this part of the country, an indoor rink is the best place to practice.As novices tried for the first time, experts showed how it is real¬ ly done. Falls and slides were quite fre¬ quent, but fun was also quite abundant. A.S.B. BACKWARDS WEEK SCHOOL SPIRIT REVIVED MONDAY-Green socks with purple pants and an orange shirt-that’s for CLASH DAY. TUESDAY-Sailor hat, Army helmet, Baseball cap, Paint¬ er’s hat, and T-shirts inscribed with signatures of all those friends and favorite teachers-only for HAT AND T-SHIRT DAY. WEDNESDAY-Ten gallon hats, bandannas, cowboy boots- the day is WESTERN. THURSDAY-Bobbie socks, greasy hair, cardigans, leather coats-back to the 50’s. FRIDAY-Long dresses, suits, girls opening doors and carry¬ ing plates-only on FORMAL AND REVERSE COURTE¬ SY DAY. That’s Backwards Week, which is an annual A.S.B. spon¬ sored event. The purpose is to promote school spirit and give everyone a chance to get involved. 66-A.S.B. BACKWARDS WEEK A.S.B. BACKWARDS WEEK-67 68-Religious Activities Religious Activities-69 FALL WEEK OF PRAYER Glen Aufderhar, President of the Washington Con¬ ference, took time out of his busy schedule to come and share with us the beginnings of the Advent movement and its medical history. He related to us many stories, life sketches, and feelings of the dedi¬ cated Pioneers of that time period. 70-FALL WEEK OF PRAYER STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER . . . JESUS IS COMING AGAIN “God is leading us to heaven as He led the Israelites to the promise land ” Twelve students volunteered to share the good news from God to the others. Students not only enjoyed the Student Week of Prayer, they also gained the blessing from God. Many decisions were made under the influence of the Holy Spirit. The following names are Student Week of Prayer speakers: Sponsor-Elder McLean Allen, Ricky Bragg, Sherri Brunner, Anita Coon, Jay Dietrich, Tami Grellmann, Reinhold Hughes, Dan McEdward, Rick Moore, Penny Roberts, Bill Smith, Velona Taggart, Lance STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER-71 CAROLING AND OUTREACH STUDENTS HELP COMMUNITY 72-Caroling and Outreach VESPERS AND AFTERGLOW . . . A QUIET TIME WITH GOD. After a long, hard busy week, how good it is to come together to spend time with God, to talk with Him, praise Him, and to reflect on all the things that He has done for us during the past week. Singing togeth¬ er, personal testimonies, and prayer not only strengthen our relationship with Him, but also with one another. VESPERS AND AFTERGLOW-73 74-Sports Activities Sports Activities-7 5 FOOTBALL FACULTY AND ANDERSON A TIE UP SEASON! I 76-FOOTBALL FOOTBALL STANDINGS 82-83 Anderson Faculty Halvorsen Hanscom Chinn W 6 6 4 2 1 T 1 1 0 1 1 This year’s Football season ended with tears for some and cries of joy for others. Anderson’s team turned out quite well this season due to good playing techniques and teamwork. Faculty seem to have slowed down, not being quite as fast as usual. They still played exceptionally well, only having Hal- vorsen’s team beat them the whole season. For the rest of the teams there was good participation but that just wasn’t quite enough to win that first place title. FOOTBALL-77 BASKETBALL HEROES OF THE HOOP 78-BASKETBALL BASKETBALL-79 SENIORS!!! SOPHOMORES JUNIORS FRESHMEN 130 89 Vi 45 41 Vi SWIM MEET . . . A BIG SPLASH. 80-SWIM MEET SKIING SUNDAY AT SNOQUALMIE This year about 80 students ventured up to Snoqualmie Summit whenever Mother Nature provided decent snow. Whether they were actually down-hill skiing or non¬ stop falling, they all had a good time im¬ proving their techniques. SKIING-81 82-Organizations aasc UAIT h tell the ofiwrraci VCMK aMe UHEN C.ALLFD. sylvan cl 4. YEAR CLUB WILDERNESS RE PH OfO CLUB c LlJB CHOIR V CRT Organizations-83 A.S.B. OFFICERS LEADERSHIP AT ITS BEST 2nd Semester President - Dan Hughes Social Vice President - Harold Nelson Spiritual Vice President - Scott Davis Secretary - Kelly Pritchard Recording Secretary - Chrissy Walker Treasurer - Andreas Ellis Chorister - Laura Lyman Pianist - Stephanie Schayes Artist - Ron Tyler Sargeant-at-Arms - Heidi Knutson Parliamentarian - Rex Thornton 1st Semester President - Reini Grellmann Social Vice President - Lisa Woosley Spiritual Vice President - Rick McEdward Secretary - Kim Baze Recording Secretary - Heidi Whitson Treasurer - Tammi Bauer Chorister - Robby Cisco Pianist - Jill Rupert Artist - Vorawut Chaiprakorb Sargeant-At-Arms - Dan Hughes 84-A.S.B. OFFICERS SENATORS DEMOCRACY AT WORK SENIORS Delissa Andrews Gregg Chinn Dan Hughes (not pictured) Rex Thornton JUNIORS Scott Balkan Russ Hanscom Dana Pipers Johanna Wagner SOPHOMORES Michelle Brown Sandy Cook Stephanie Schayes (not pictured) Heidi VonBergen FRESHMEN Bobby Allen Beth Balkan SENATORS-85 CASA LOMA . . . WITZEL’S WONDERS Dniester 2nd Semester Scott Davis President Alan Nelson Sid Skievaski Social-Vice Rick McEdward Bill Roberts Spiritual-Vice Jay Coon Joe Wedel Secretary Kurt Mehrer Jeff Dick Sport Sec. Reinhold Grellmann Alan Nelson Sgt.-at-Arms Darrin James Brad Chatterson Chorister Wade Long Mark Bentz Treasurer Graham Dorland Jeff Smith Pianist Mike Stutz 86-CASA LOMA ZETA KAPPA . . . NELSON’S NICEST 1st Semester President- Velona Smith Social-Vice- Heidi Knutson Spiritual-Vice- Sonya Manullang Secretary- Laurie Kramer Village Secretary- Liz Reid Treasurer- Shanna Harrod Chorister- Yvette Lapacek Pianist Denise Erwin Artist- Sherri Bragg Sergeant-at-Arms- Maria Rieber Parliamentarian- Ann Ward 2nd Semester President- Tammi Bauer Social-Vice- Kim Downey Spiritual-Vice- Lori Roberts Secretary- Janice Inovejas Village Secretary- Darlene Anderson Sports Secretary- Darlene Finch Treasurer- Edda Jonsson Chorister- Bunny Hamilton Pianist- Jean Friestad Artist- Natalie Eyestone Sergeant-at-Arms- Lisa Woosley Parliamentarian- Penny Moore ZETA KAPPA-87 DORM LIFE . . . LEARNING TO LIVE IN “PEACE” Remember all the great times with your friends during that period they call study hall—all the late night gab sessions, and the many hours on the phone—and mornings waking up to a cold shower! There are so many memories ... so many happy times that will never be forgotten. in Conference DO. NOT DISTURB 88-DORM No cold showers, no study hall, but, be¬ ing Village does have some disadvan¬ tages .. . Having to get up extra early in order to be on time for school, and missing the dorm parties and evening gab sessions. In spite of these few disadvantages, be¬ ing Village is great!! L VILLAGE-89 WIND ENSEMBLE AND BAND FLUTE Sharon Benson (1) Anita Brunner (2) Faythe Bushnell (1) Jennifer Jackson (3) Kim LePique (1) Elizabeth Neuharth (3) Lori Roberts (2) Jill Rupert (3) Monnie Wasse (1) OBOES Jean Friestad (2) CLARINET Karen Acosta (4) Aleen Craig (2) Susie Graham (1) Cindy Hendrickson (1) Brent Hinshaw (3) Tammy James (2) Jennifer Massena (1) Heidi Von Bergen (1) FRENCH HORN Greg Chinn (4) Graham Dorland (1) Stephanie Schayes (2) Mike Stutz (2) ALTO CLARINET April Schneider (1) BASS CLARINET Denise Erwin (1) ALTO SAX Doug Bixel (1) Debbie Campbell (2) Greg Dietrich (2) Steve Heinig (1) Kurt Mehrer (1) TENOR SAX Tracy Rowell (2) BARITONE SAX Tad Hetke (1) CORNET Jay Coon (1) Caroline Crookes (1) + Reinhold Grellmann (2) Edda Jonsson (2) Ted Manullang (1) Reuben Miller (2) Gary Rowell (1) Todd Schneider (3) Tyrone Unruh (1) Rod Walch (1) TROMBONE Andy Goble (2) Mike Firnkoess (2) Erlin Loving (1) Joe Wedel (2) Ted Wileman (3) TUBAS Rick McEdward (2) Sid Skievaski (3) BARITONE Tom Cobb (2) Alan Nelson (2) PERCUSSION Kari Brody (1) Natalie Eyestone (1) Kelli Kennedy (1) -I- Kurt Kennedy (2) + Sonya Manullang (3) Todd Morford (1) -Wind Ensemble +-Officers ()-number of years in band -principal leaders 90-WIND ENSEMBLE SOUNDIN’ SO EASY!! 1HI Lk t iCmPES 2$- f j m, kJ J, ' i -r jk i fl kr fr W •� d k ; ' ;: w ' : W —’ I Band-91 CHOIR AND SYLVAN MAKE A JOYFUL NOISE SOPRANO Darlene Anderson (2) Tammi Bauer (4) Kim Baze (4) Andrea Bloom (1) Carleen Burbee (1) Shelly Corwin (4) Nancy Dick (3) Darlene Finch (1) Janine Fisher (2) Bunny Hamilton (1) Mary Hare (2) Julie Jones (1) Julie Melvin (1) Kelli Miller (1) Christina Newman (1) Glenda O’Dell (1) Marcelle Ringering (2) Larissa Schallig (1) Dyvonne Stober (1) Jeanni Tison (1) Noreen Vincent (1) LeAnn White (4) ALTO Renee Barber (1) Jodi Beaman (1) Linda Blake (3) Shelle Cunningham (1) Debbie Dexter (2) Tami Dietrich (3) Shanna Harrod (2) Yvette Lapacek (2) Laura Lyman ) Rhoda Miller (1) Heather Mazen (1) Wendy Randolph (1) Maria Redding (2) Maria Rieber (3) Velona Smith (3) Teresa Stanyer (1) Judi Zaugg (2) TENOR Terry Andrews(l) Terry Bergren (1) Bradley Chatterson (3) Charles Collins (1) Jeff Dick (3) Brian Lindsley (1) Garth Johnson (1) Johanna Wagner (1) Bruce White (1) BASS Alan Ahlers (1) Mark Bentz (1) Danny Blake (1) Kevin Cox (1) Albert Craig (2) Andreas Ellis (1) Paul Esselbach (2) Darrin Hayes (1) Wade Long (1) Mike Pritchard (1) Marc Reiswig (1) Teri Churchill, accompanist Miss Dixie Ritchie, director ♦SYLVAN MEMBERS (x) number of years in Choir 92-CHOIR AND SYLVAN CHOIR AND SYLVAN-93 RAINIER VISTA THE YEAR IN A BOOK Editor.Kurt Kennedy Photographers.Mike Stutz Reinhold Grellmann Mia Jones Artist.Vorawut Chaiprakorb Editorial Assistants.Teresa Stanyer Jeannie Dahlquist LeAnn White Heidi Whitson Sponsors.Judy Toop Keith Drieberg 94-RAINIER VISTA Editor.Penny Moore Sports Editor.Lisa Woosley Photographer.Mia Jones Artist.Vorawut Chaiprakorb Reporters.Michelle Goodwin Albert Craig Harold Nelson Sponsor.Gail Rittenbach RAINIER ECHOES-95 C. R. T SHARING THROUGH DRAMA Christian Readers Theater (CRT) is a drama group on campus. Their goal is to bring a religious point into focus in an entertaining manner. The group travels on weekends, per¬ forming in area churches and going to other academies. Members of the group include: Chrissy Walker Kim Baze Teresa Stanyer Jeff Rasco Robbie Cisco Rex Thornton Craig Cooper Kim Downey Mr. Rittenbach, sponsor 96-C.R.T. PHOTO CLUB “Good pictures are made, not taken.” This is one of the aims of this snap-happy group. They visit places of natu¬ ral beauty and learn how to translate their ideas into reality. WILDERNESS CLUB Be it rock-climbing, cross-country skiing, or snow camping, every activ¬ ity is involved in na¬ ture. These events give stu¬ dents a chance to get away from the hectic life of school. Officers of this group are: Dan Hughes, Pres.; Scott Davis, Vice-Pres.; Liz Reid, Sec. Treas. PHOTO AND WILDERNESS CLUB-97 GYMNASTICS TEAM TUMBLERS FLIP OUT! Molly Adams (1) Scott Allen (1) Dennis Anderson (2) Scott Balkan (1) Randy Boeh (1) Faythe Bushnell (1) Rusty Cunningham (1) Brad Halvorsen (2) Dan Harris (1) Darrin James (2) Heidi Knutson (2) Laurie Kramer (1) Heather Mazen (1) Penny Moore (2) Jenny Myers (4) Stan Nelson (3) Adam Priest (2) Barb Sager (3) Lisa Shenk (1) Jeff Smith (1) Jeannie Tison (2) Ron Tyler (3) Heidi Whitson (4) -Officers 98-GYMNASTICS TEAM 4-year Seniors. The Awesome Survivors! Karen Acosta Julie Jones Dellisa Andrews Laurie Kramer Terry Andrews Laura Lyman Tammi Bauer Darrin Massena Kim Baze Desi McPherson Krista Blakeney Penny Moore Connie Bottomley Jennifer Myers Greg Chinn Stan Nelson Craig Cooper Dee Dee Putz Kevin Cox Jeff Rasco Albert Craig Vickie Rathbun Jeannie Dahlquist Lisa Schumacher Scott Davis Sheri Silvox Jeff Dick Sid Skievaski Willie Everett Rex Thornton Darrin Hayes Jeanna Weber Dawn Henderson LeAnn White Julie Howell Heidi Whitson Dan Hughes -Officers 4-Year Seniors-99 100-Employment Employment-101 HARRIS PINE MILLS EARNING OUR WAY In the current economic crisis, having a steady job has become a privilege. Safety lectures and sawdust, ear-piercing whistles and mind-altering stain, somehow seem worth it when the cash percentage is handed out by the busi¬ ness office. 102-HARRIS PINE MILLS This year the academy is trying something different to create student jobs. The academy farms presently employs 2 students but plans on increasing employment as the farm is estab¬ lished. Farm produce is available for sale every Sunday and include items such as corn, green beans and potatoes. The administration hopes that eventually the farm will provide additional employment. HARRIS PINE ACADEMY FARM-103 READERS AND SECRETARIES BEHIND A GOOD TEACHER IS A GOOD READER Our teachers and administrators can’t do ev¬ erything on their own much as they lead us to believe. Readers and secretaries help to make their work easier and less of a headache some¬ times. (especially when grades are due!) 104-READERS AND SECRETARIES CAFETERIA THE HOUSE OF CHEFS? Who knows maybe one of our cafe workers will go on and be a world famous cook like Betty Crocker. It may not be glamorous but it’s a start. There would be less com¬ plaining if everyone tried their hand at it. CAFETERIA-105 CAMPUS CARETAKERS KEEPING CAMPUS GOING Cleaning, repairing, and straightening up the campus, all the workers in Grounds, Main¬ tenance, and Janitors help keep our campus looking great. Though their work is often behind the scenes, we would soon notice if it were not done. 106-CAMPUS CARETAKERS CAMPUS CARETAKERS-107 INDEX AARON, ROB 22,60,6? ACOSTA, KAREN 6,54 ADAMS, BARB 6,63 ADAMS, MOLLY 2,30,69,101,107 AHLERS, ALAN 6 AHLERS, DAWN 22 AHLERS, SONIA 36 ALDIS, BECKY 22,104 ALDRED, ROD 20,22 ALLEN, BOBBY 36,3? ALLEN, MIKE 30 ALLEN, RICKY 5,53,71 ALLEN, SCOTT 22,23,78,30 ANDERSON, DARLENE 30,37 ANDERSON, DENNIS 5,6,43,74,75,77,73 ANDERSON, JENNIFER 6,63 ANDERSON, MARY 22 ANDREWS, DELLISA 6 ANDREWS, JUDY 36 ANDREWS, TERRY 6,42 ASH, KEVIN 22,64 BALKAN, BETH 20,36,57 BALKAN, SCOTT 22,24,50,5?,65,66 BARBER, RENEE 36 BAUER, TAMMI 6,57,5?,63,32,34,37 BAZE, KIM 6,5?,38,?6 BEAMAN, JODY 7 BENSON, AARON 30,53 BENSON, SHARON 30 6ENTZ, MARK 22,42,65,86 BERGREN, TERRY 22,42,62 BIDDLE, DWAYNE 36 BIDDLE, STAN 22 BIRD, BRAD 22 BIXEL, DOUG 23,28,75,30 BLACK, SHANNON 36,6? BLAKE, DANNY 30,31 BLAKE, LINDA 7,63 6LAKENEY, KRISTA 7,73 BLOOM, ANDREA 21,30 BOEH, RANDY 30,34 BOTTOMLEY, CONNIE 7 BRAGG, SHERRI 7,6?,71,72,73,36 BREDESON, CHRIS 23,57,80 BREED, PATTI 7 BRODY, KARI 21,30,34,59,31,101 BROWN, AL 7,51 BROWN, MARILYN 53 BROWN, MICHELLE 30 BRUNNER, ANITA 7,71 BUCK, PAUL 23 BURBEE, CARLEEN 30,65,105 BUSHNELL, FAY ' THE 30,31 CABRALES, TESSIE 106 CAMPBELL, DEBBIE 31,34,52,54 CASEBOLT, DAVID 31 CAWTHRA, BEN 23,24 CAWTHRA, EVA 36,38,53 CHAI PRAKORB , VO RAW LIT 7,46,53,55,56,72,34 CHATTERSON, BRAD 3,73,86 CHAUSSEE, CLAUDINE 36 CHINN, GREG 8,61,64,73,?1,103 CHURCHILL, TERI 23,57,64,93 CISCO, JEANNIE 3,31 CISCO, ROBBIE 3 COBB, TOM 5,56,67,77,7? COLLINS, CHARLES 31,73,100,107 COLLINS, HUGO 23,28,42,54 CONARD, STEVE 3 CONN, KATHY 31 COOK, SANDY 31 COOLEY, VALORA 3 COON, JAY 23,54,62,64,71,72 COOPER, CRAIG 8,96 CORWIN, SHELLY 3,102 COUSINS, JOHN 8 COX, KEVIN 8 COX, TIM 36,3? CRAIG, ALBERT 9,73,95 CRAIG, ALEEN 31 CRAIN, CHAD 31 CROOKES, CAROLINE 21,23,43 CUNNINGHAM, LISA 9,72 CUNNINGHAM, RUSTY 23 CUNNINGHAM, SHELLY 36 DAHLQIJI ST , JEANNIE 2,4,16,83,94 DARROUGH, DAWN 23 DARROUGH, DERRICK 36 DAVIS, SCOTT 9,61,84,86 DAVIS, TIM 37 DEXTER, DEBBIE 24 DICK, JEFF 9,43,86 DICK, NANCY 37 DIETRICH, GREG 21,24,27,54,62 DIETRICH, TAMI 23,24,45,64,69,71,80 DIXON, SARAH 31 DORLAND, GRAHAM 24,62,36,91 DOWNEY, KIM 9,5?,67,87,96 DUCKWORTH, RICK 24 DUDLEY, MAX 9,45,59,88 DUNGAN, ROD 24 DUNKS, JEFF 37 ELLIS, ANDREAS 9,66,84 ELLISON, CARLA 37,53 ERWIN, DENISE 21,24,56,86 E3SELBACH, PAUL 4,9,83 EVERETT, TERRI 24,2? EVERETT, WILLIE 9,51 EYESTONE, NATALIE 24,57,64,37 FAHRNEY, CHARLANNE 2,31 FINCH, DARLENE 24,37 FIRNKOESS, DAVE 37 FIRNKOESS, MIKE 31,32,33,53 FISHER, JANINE 10,68,72 FRANK, JOE 32,33,10 1, 102 FRIESTAD, JEAN 24,57,87 FUCHS, HARVEY 10,62 FUNG, WEN 24 GATES, KEVIN 37 GILES, JOE 25 GOBLE, ANDY 33 GOODWIN, MICHELLE 10,72,95 GRAHAM, SUZIE 21,25,46 GRELLMANN, REINHOLD 10, 16,54,63,64,71,83 GRIER, CINDY 33 GROGAN, CINDY 32 HABERLY, LOREN 10 HALVORSEN, BRAD 10,67,74,76,10 7 HAMILTON, BUNNY 25,28,52,87 HAMILTON, CATHI 37,53 HANSCOM, RUSS 3,21,24,25,69,75,77 HARE, MARY 32 HARRIS, DAN 25 HARRIS, JANET 32 HARRIS, PETER 25 HARROD, SHANNA 20,21,25,36 HATCHER, KATHY 32,33,51 HAYES, DARRIN 10,69,72 HEINIG, STEVE 38,61 HEISLER, LISA 78,81 HENDERSON, DAWN 10 HENDERSON, DEAN 10,107 HENDRICKSON, CINDY 32,69,100,105 HETKE, TAD 32,72 HILDE, RON 11 HINSHAW, BRENT 25,54 H QVANSKI, NATASHA 25,44,51 HOWARD, BILL 32,100 HOWELL, JULIE 11,50,53 HUBER, MELINDA 25 HUGHES, DAN 1 1,50,56,61,66,71,84 HUNT, DAN 25,47 INOVEJAS, JANICE 5,78,80,87 JACKSON, JENNIFER 22,25,56 JAMES, DAN 32,33,69,80 JAMES, DARRIN 25,65,74,82 JAMES, TAMMY 26 JANKE, RAABE 32 JENKINS, ADAM 3,32 JOHANSON, HANS 1 1 JOHNSON, DEANNA 33 108-INDEX JOHNSON, GARTH 26 JOHNSON, GLEN 33 JOHNSON, MARIA 38 JONES, JULIE 11,93 JONES, MIA 11,44,95 JONES, RHONDA 38,53 JONSSON, EDDA 26,54,79,87 JONSSON, REYNER 23,26,2? KEGLEY, EARL 11,102 KENNEDY, KELLI 26,57 KENNEDY, KURT 2, 1 1,82,83,94 KIRBY, LORI 33 KNUTSEN, STEVE 26 KNUTSON, HEIDI 11,80,82,34,86,88 KRAMER, JANICE 26 KRAMER, LAURIE 11,30,87,88 KRAUSE, DAL 1 ID 26 KRUEGER, SHERRY 37,52,53 LAMB, MIKE 26,75 LAPACEK, YVETTE 26,64,86 LARRABEE, KATHIE 26 LEPIGUE, KIM 26,69,73,100 LINDSLEY, BRIAN 26 LINDSLEY, LAURIE 27 LIVELY, DANENE 37,33 LIVELY, FONDA 33,78 LONG, WADE 27,86 LOVING, ERLING 38 LYMAN , LAURA 4 , 12,60,67 •, 68,34 MANIER, DARYL 12,77 MANULLANG, SONYA 3,2 1,27,54,62,86 MANULLANG, TED 37,38,42,54 MARSHALL, SUE 27,63 MASSENA, DARREN 12 MA S S ENA, J ENNIF E R 33 MASSENA, JUSTIN 33 MAZEN, HEATHER 31,33 MCEDWARD, RICK 12,71,34,86 MCGUIRE, MIKE 27 MCPHERSON, DESI 1 2 MEAFOU, LI LI 33,10 1,105 MEHRER, KURT 27,57,64,86 MELVIN, JULIE 37,52 MERRY, KEVIN 33,104 MILLER, DALE 37 MILLER, KELLI 27,61 MILLER, REUBEN 12,45,51 MILLER, RHODA 27 MOORE, PENNY 12,71,87,95 MYERS, JENNY 4,67,74 NELSON, ALAN 20,27,61,86 NELSON, HAROLD 45,84,95 NELSON, STAN 12,77 NEPHEW, ESTHER 38,3? 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