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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1958 volume:

RAINIER VISTA Hillside and valley, mountains of snow. Sun on the meadow gleaming far below; Nestled mid fir trees, our school so dear; Planted by Heaven, blest every year. AUBURN! We love thee for thy tender memories, AUBURN! We send thee greetings floating on the breeze; Always we ' ll cherish all the ideals taught by thee; “Training For Service at AUBURN ACADEMY! Presented by the Associated Students of Auburn Academy . - - Auburn, Washington We dedicate this volume of the Rainier Vista to one who has earned a place of deep respect in the hearts of the students. We of the Rainier Vista and Rainier Echoes staffs deeply appreciate the untold hours he has sacrificed in order to help us with the photography for the past five years. Those who have been in musical organizations under his direction or have taken music lessons from him have come to love and respect him both as a musician and as a friend. Without him the music department would not be quite the same. To you, Mr. Paul Coleman, we respectfully dedicate the 1958 RAINIER VISTA. 2 PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE The world today is divided into two camps, each striving for supremacy. We are involved in a race for survival that gives thinking people much concern. One college professor, speaking to a high school graduating class a few years ago, said he was glad he was sixty instead of sixteen, because he did not want to live the last half of the twentieth century. Paul speaks of a race in I Corinthians 9:24. Know ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth a prize? So run that ye may obtain. As a race goes into the last lap and nears the finish line, there is much tension and anxiety concerning the outcome. This parallel surely pictures our world situation. Thinking people are cogni¬ zant of this fact, and we find strenous efforts being made. East and West, to encourage more young people to enter scientific and engineering fields. Ability to delve into the secrets of nature and to apply the knowledge gained in building more destructive weapons is a paramount part of this race. But an understanding of the science of salvation is a far more important goal, and the crown of victory will be given only to those who are diligently running the race. S-fiOKtp - MR. OLIN PEACH Assistant Dean of Boys History Physical Education MISS JANICE BUTZBACH Dean of Girls DEANS Our friends and advisors away from home — our deans help make the atmosphere in our dormitories spiritual, happy, and helpful. ELDER H. B. RAMSEY Dean of Boys Religion 4 MRS. B. H. SIMMONS Assistant Dean of Girls OFFICES Enrollment, records, grades, tuition, fees — these are just a few of the things that keep the business and registrars offices busy. MR. ROY HUNT Treasurer Commercial MRS. MARVIN ROBERTSON Registrar 5 COMMERCIAL MR. EDGAR ORTNER Assistant Principal Commercial Helping to train young people for future employment in the business world is the function of our commercial arts department. MR. B. H. SIMMONS Commercial History Purchasing Agent 0 COMMERCIAL MR. B. H. SIMMONS Commercial History Purchasing Agent MR. EDGAR ORTNER Assistant Principal Commercial Helping to train young people for future employment in the business world is the function of our commercial arts department. 6 HOME ECONOMICS Here the homemakers of tomorrow receive instruction on how to prepare balanced meals and perform other necessary household duties. MRS. MILDRED WERNER Foreign Language Home Economics Physical Education 7 LANGUAGE MISS YVONNE SAMCHENCO Engl ish MR. VERNE WEHTJE English Whether the language be Spanish or English, the mastery of it will better enable the student to fill his place in society. 8 LANGUAGE MR. VERNE WEHTJE English MISS YVONNE SAMCHENCO Engl ish Whether the language be Spanish or English, the mastery of it will better enable the student to fill his place in society. 8 ' : ' T-«r 9 10 SCIENCE The Science Department offers many opportunities for the inquisitive mind to explore into the realms of the unknown. 11 MUSIC MR. PAUL COLEMAN Band Instruments Voice MRS. C. L. WITZEL Piano MR. MARVIN L. ROBERTSON Choir Organ Piano Music plays an important part in Auburn Academy ' s school program. Over 75 per cent of the student body partici¬ pate in some music organization. It quickens one’s spiritual perspec¬ tive . . . purifies one’s character . . . refines one’s personality. 12 ■ A CAPPELLA CHORUS Hp f WJ8L i 1 BAND INTERMEDIATE BAND Protocol comes first with the M.C.C. as they drill every Sunday morning. Rank, chevrons, the drill manual, saluting, commands, everything must be in proper order and learned well. From dawn to dusk and often into the hours of darkness, Mrs. Wentland faithfully performs the tasks peculiar to her profession. MRS. R. W. WENTLAND Nurse 15 ELDER R. WILLARD WENTLAND Pastor Academy Church Religion Our school is distinguished by and exists for the sole purpose of training its students for a life of service on this earth and the unmerited reward waiting for us at the return of our Lord. 16 17 FROM FARM MR. FARVER Farm Manager From our school farm come all the eggs and fresh milk that active students want. 18 In this department our food receives expert handling- for our food directors MRS. AIME Food Director MRS. CARTER Assistant Food Director TO FOOD SERVICE MRS. DAY Laundry Superintendent Almost every student is indebted to our efficient laundry for some service rendered. Whether it be nicely ironed shirts or blouses or fresh clean sheets to crawl into after a day of study and work, we all appreciate Mrs. Day’s work. 20 MAINTENANCE MR. WESSLEN Builder Maintenance MR. WERTZ Bui Ider Broken doors, leaky faucets, or any necessary repairs can be made by our able workers in the maintenance depart¬ ment. 21 MR. AUFDERHAR Nightwatchman In the darkness of the night may be seen our faithful and diligent night- watchman making his lonely 9 mile beat. MRS. RAMSEY Library With Mrs. Ramsey to help keep a quiet and studious atmosphere, the library is a place of study for many industrious, and otherwise, students. ACADEMY WOOD PRODUCTS MRS. ODELL Office Secretary MR. ROBERTS Woodshop Accountant MR. DAY Head of Woodshop MR. BANEK Assistant Factory Superintendent 23 MR. SIMPSON Sales Representative From the heart of the Academy Wood Products flows a continuous stream of hardwood furniture, supplying a means for many of the students to help defray the expenses of their education. FOREMEN, FRONT ROW: R. Jarett, D. Grahm, R. Slabach, S. Helland. BACK ROW: M. Whitney, M. Wood, E. O’dell, T. Chadwick, L. Banek. 24 DARLENE JOHNSTON Vice-President WILBUR INGRAM Chaplain ED CASTNER President STANLEY WHITEHOUSE T reasurer KAY ALTMAN Secretary AIM: Eternity With God MOTTO: Christ Our Pattern MIKE BRECKENRIDGE Sergeant-at-Arms COLORS: Lavender And White FLOWER: White Rose MR. ROBERTSON Sponsor MR. SPADY Sponsor MRS. ROBERTSON Sponsor 25 MRS. SPADY Sponsor VICKY TYRRELL Ambition: Nurse RAMON GONZALEZ Ambition: Doctor SHIRLEY HAYES Ambition: Secretary CLINTON CORNELL Ambition: Doctor JOAN DAHLBECK Ambition: Elementary Teacher ROSS KENDALL Ambition: Doctor LOIS ANDRUS Ambition: Secretary WALTER MERRY Ambition: Forest Ranger CAROLYN QUIMBY Ambition: Dietitian LEONARD ZACHRISON Ambition: Electrical Engineer MELBA DOWNS Ambition: Nurse MIKE AGNEW Ambition: Mechanical Engineer 26 BOB NORMAN Ambition: Doctor SHARON SJOBOEN Ambition: Secretary RICHARD ROBINS Ambition: Builder PAT MANGAN Ambition: Music Teacher MARLYN KURTZ Ambition: Dean GLORIA NOBLE Ambition: Nurse PRASIT PRATANAPIPAT Ambition: Electrical Engineer JANET LALUMOND!ER Ambition: Nurse JOHN THORN Ambition: Dentist LAURETTA LAMB Ambition: Secretary JIM HILDE Ambition: Electrical Engineer MARLA CRAUSE Ambition: Medical Secretary 27 JOYCE ELLIS Ambition: Elementary Teacher NORMAN BAHNMILLER Ambition: Rancher DOROTHY GEDDES Ambition: Pediatric Nurse PETE HOREN Ambition: Missionary PEGGY BRICKLEY Ambition: Nurse DICK NEUHARTH Ambition: Minister GLENADEANE RUCHTY Ambition: Secretary MICHAEL HETTRICK Ambition: Bookkeeper SUSAN POWELL Ambition: Nurse CHARLES PITTS Ambition: Radio Announcer SANDI CLOUGH Ambition: Physical Therapist REX KENDALL Ambition: Dentist 28 EVELYN ARONSON Ambition: Doctor’s Receptionist TERRY ATKINS FRANCES JOHNSON Ambition: Secretary RICHARD SCHNEIDER MARGUERITE BAUMAN Ambition: Dental Assistant LOREN LYKE Ambition: Doctor JUDY EKLUND Ambition: Nurse RONALD DASHER Ambition: Optometrist SHEILA JOHNSON EL RAY HAMERLY Ambition: Internal Revenue Agent PATRICIA HEFFELL Ambition: Nurse JIM DAWES Ambition: Physical Education Teacher 30 PAUL SHENK Ambition: Doctor KAY CAMPBELL Ambition: Secretary RONALD COMBS Ambition: Teacher JOAN PLATNER Ambition: Doctor GERALD PHELPS Ambition: Dean and History Teacher DARLENE COOK Ambition: Secretary GORDON DAVIS Ambition: Physical Education Teacher FAYE HAWTHORN Ambition: Home Economics Teacher LYNN BURTON Ambition: Industrial Arts Teacher BOBBI WILLIAMS Ambition: Secretary BOB NUNNELLEE JOAN HOOGE Ambition: Nurse 29 JIM PITZER Ambition: Language Teacher LOUISE GRONEMYER Ambition: Teacher JACK KVALE Ambition: Dentist DEANNA ANDERSON VIRGIL BOWKER Ambition: Business Administration LORRAINE LYKE Ambition: Doctor LESTER LESLIE Ambition: Electrical Engineer HEATHER GILDERSLEEVE Ambition: Nurse VIC PURVIS Ambition: Electrical Engineer DALE HECKENDORN Ambition: Electrical Engineer MARILEE KINDRED Ambition: Cook DELBERT HOPKE 31 CHRISTINA FONG Ambition: Medical Technologist CLYDE SAYLER Ambition: Teacher DARLENE JOHNSTON Ambition: Secretary WILBUR INGRAM Ambition: Minister KAY ALTMAN Ambition: Nurse CALEB SI AW JEAN ROUP Ambition: Home Economist JOHN WREN Ambition: C. P. A. JUDY WILLIAMS Ambition: Orthopedic Nurse FRANK JOHNSON Ambition: Teacher LOIS ANDERSON Ambition: Nurse STANLEY WHITEHOUSE Ambition: Research Scientist 32 MIKE BRECKENRIDGE Ambition: Dentist MAXINE BISHOP Ambition: Medical Secretary CHESTER BLAKE Ambition: Electrician KAREN SILVER Ambition: Secretary ED CASTNER Ambition: Pediatrician SUE OGDEN Ambition: Home Economist JIM FRITTS CAROL BRIGGS Ambition: Dean JOHN THOMPSON Ambition: Mechanic SHIRLEY SIMPA Ambition: Dean and Teacher ELDON ARCHER Ambition: Engineer LOUISE HAASE Ambition: Secretary 33 LUVERNE DEHLINE Ambition: Electrician MAURICIO IDOLOR Ambition: Nurse CHEH NAM LOW Ambition: Architect GARY WICKLUND President MR. PEACH Sponsor VERLA MARTIN Vice-President JUDY FENZ Secretary JOE JENSEN T reasurer ED ZACKRISON Chaplain MRS. PEACH Sponsor 35 IAN THORN Sargeant-at-Arms CAROLINE NELSON JIM BOYCE PAT MORAN NELSON ULERY JAMES WALKUS MARILYN HEATON JIM MERIZAN SHARON NEWMAN JAMES KOHLTFARBER RONALD BURMAN JOYCE ENGLE CHERI STRIPLIN SHARON MARTIN WALLY DAVIDSON LANA AGNEW FORREST LINDGREN ELSIE HANSEN JANICE REISWIG KENNETH NOEL BERYL TRUSSELL PAUL PURDY 36 DON SMITH JAN MANGAN NEIL KLEIN JEANNE SANDS SUCHADA TANGTONGTAVY SHERDON DIETZ PENNY WISE DENNIS BROWN ALEX LIU KENNETH FRIDLUND CAROLYN ROCKWELL LEANNA JESKE LORENA JESKE NANCY WESTMAN SAM MATAR MARIE WOOD BILL THOMPSON BOB LAMORIA JAN HILDE TOM HAYS CAROL DUNTON 37 TERRY JOY ALETA NARVAEZ WALTER FREYER ANN NUNNELLEE VALETTA WOLVERTON LESLIE BRECKENRIDGE MARIE COLLINGS GEORGE LYMAN WILL PURVIS GIM TAN GEORGE GEPPERT FAITH HENDERSON SUE JEPSON MARLENE DAHL ARTIE MORTON SANDI DORR JOE THIEL KENNETH CRAWLEY KAREN GRATIAS LYLE WALKER FRANCES STOREY 38 CONNIE LEVY SHARON WEDIN SHARON LEE ARMSTEAD SANDI HENTON PAT NUTTER JACQUELINE DOWNS JANET DASHER JUDY SIMMONS MARY ANN NEWMAN JUANITA WASSOM FRANCES ZINKE LLOYDINE HARTER CECILA KING MARILYN BANEK VELMA CARVER LINDA HILDE VINNETTE FISHER BARBARA RAWLS JUDY RICHESON SHARON CROSKEY JOYCE BENTZ 40 BONNIE HANKS VIRGIL HANSEN LAVON JACOBSON BILL LANG VIBOON TULANONDA MARIE KING DONALD BOVEE SHIRLEY SILCOX SANDI KEELE SANDI TOLF JIM NEWKIRK GEORGE WILSON FRED PAULSEN LLOYD GREEN JUDY PIHL ORVILLE OLSON LINDA LUCE CAROL TIPTON RICHARD NELSON JOYCE AMMUNDSEN LARRY WHITE 39 L DICK DOWER President ILA RUSSELL Vice -President HERB BLAKE Chaplain MRS. SIMMONS Sponsor MR. SIMMONS Sponsors KAREN LINDEMAN DICK PEARSON Secretary Treasurer JIM PETERSON MR. FARVER Sargeant-at-Arms Sponsor MRS. FARBER Sponsor GARY HECOCK SYLVIA DEWEES WARREN TUDOR MARLENE HOOGE STEVE BERGSTROM MARILYN HOUSE KIM SILVER BEVERLY BARTLETT EDDIE CRAWFORD CAROL KELLEY DON HELLER LOIS PEACH LOREN FROST CARLENE DICKERSON WAYNE JENSEN LINDA TUDOR DERRILL SPEARS JUANITA FORBES DALE DAVIES HELEN DIAZ LAURENCE BAUMAN GAIL SHEPHARD WALTER OLSON HEATHER HAMREN HARLEY BAGLEY 41 DICK COLEMAN MARGIE EBEL MERLE MITTLEIDER VIRGINIA AMMON GARY HABERSETZER CLAYTON BLISS JOAN BRINK LARRY SMITH KAREN RICHARDS MANIT PHANUMAPHORN BOB NILES ELLEN SPEARS BOB YBARRA SUE ROESLER DAVID ANDERSON DAVID WILLIAMS DARLENE COOPER CAL SLOAN BARBARA PULLEY RICHARD BURMAN VAUGHN CORNELL JANET PORADUN DON HOWELL CATHERINE CROOKES TED WINN JOSEPH HUANG JEAN BALL GLEN MOREHOUSE LAJETTA SEARS DICK SIZEMORE DANNY DUBOSE ED CROOKES ALLAN LITTMAN DAVID LOOKER JOHN WENTLAND EUGENE ESTES LAURENCE HARTER KENNETH BROWN STANLEY BANEK GEORGE NORDBY 42 ED HAMILTON DIANE HILDE J,M STAGG MRS RAMSEY ELDER RAMSEY President Vice-President Chaplain Sponsor Sponsor DAVALEEN DUBOSE ROSY HAWTHORN WALLACE INGRAM MRS. WERNER Secretary Treasurer Sargeant-at-Arms Sponsor JANET SMITH RONALD JEFFERIES JANET CHUBB DEAN BETTIS BEVERLEY BLISS MYRON BANEK DONNA LAMB GENE PARKER RAELYNE DAVIDSON DAVID BISSELL JUDY JOHNSON RAYMOND HELBERG SHIRLEY BOOKTER LLOYD ARMSTEAD SUE PANTER DON PEARSON SANDRA WHITE NEWTON BALL GINGER COLE WESLEY BANEK JUDY NEELEY KENNY ENGLE JOAN NEWMAN CHARLES WREN VERDENE LIBBY 43 ED HAMILTON DIANE HILDE J,M STAGG MRS RAMSEY ELDER RAMSEY President Vice-President Chaplain Sponsor Sponsor DAVALEEN DUBOSE ROSY HAWTHORN WALLACE INGRAM MRS. WERNER Secretary Treasurer Sargeant-at-Arms Sponsor JANET SMITH RONALD JEFFERIES JANET CHUBB DEAN BETTIS BEVERLEY BLISS MYRON BANEK DONNA LAMB GENE PARKER RAELYNE DAVIDSON DAVID BISSELL JUDY JOHNSON RAYMOND HELBERG SHIRLEY BOOKTER LLOYD ARMSTEAD SUE PANTER DON PEARSON SANDRA WHITE NEWTON BALL GINGER COLE WESLEY BANEK JUDY NEELEY KENNY ENGLE JOAN NEWMAN CHARLES WREN VERDENE LIBBY 43 JUDY E. WILLIAMS DON PRESNALL SANDRA BALES RAY AMMON WILLA SIZEMORE CAROL QUALLEY DALE CORES SHARON KRENZLER LOREN FROST CAROL FROST LINDA SEABOLD RAY BENSON MARLENE RUTT DON RAMSEY KATHY OSTGREN DONNA PHILLIPS WAYNE NUERNBERGER SANDRA STONE BRUCE MERIZAN JUDY WESTBY NANCY SHAW DALE OLSON JANICE MONSON GORDON COOK LINNEA WICKLUND JANICE BITZER CARL GEPPERT LINDA SIMMONS 44 TEMPERANCE The temperance phase of our school life is one every student knows. Not only are we to abstain from alcoholic beverages and smoking, but we are also to be temperate in all things. SEMINAR OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: George Lyman, Stanley Whitehouse. FRONT ROW Jan Mangan, Frances Zinke, Sharon Wedin, Darlene Johnston. SEMINAR Every Friday evening a student is given the opportunity to speak in seminar. Those who speak receive a blessing, and it encourages the rest of the student body when they hear a fellow studentspeak abouthis religious convictions. 45 SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Clinton Cornell, Wilbur Ingram, Walter Olsen, Dick Robins. CENTER ROW: Joan Platner, Kay Campbell, Maxine Bishop, Marla Crause, Marie King. FRONT ROW: Joyce Ammundson, Linda Luce, Joyce Ellis, Pat Mangan, Sandi Clough, Wally Davidson. M. V. OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dan DuBo se, Jim Pitzer, Jim Peterson, Stanley Whitehouse. CENTER ROW: Shirley Simpa, Shirley Silcox, Sharon Sjoboen, Jacqueline Downs. FRONT ROW: Wally Davidson, Kay Altman, Marie Collings, Davaleen DuBose, Heather Hamren, Mauricio Idolor. SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Clinton Cornell, Wilbur Ingram, Walter Olsen, Dick Robins. CENTER ROW: Joan Platner, Kay Campbell, Maxine Bishop, Marla Crause, Marie King. FRONT ROW: Joyce Ammundson, Linda Luce, Joyce Ellis, Pat Mangan, Sandi Clough, Wally Davidson. M. V. OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Dan DuBose, Jim Pitzer, Jim Peterson, Stanley Whitehouse. CENTER ROW: Shirley Simpa, Shirley Silcox, Sharon Sjoboen, Jacqueline Downs. FRONT ROW: Wally Davidson, Kay Altman, Marie Collings, Davaleen DuBose, Heather Hamren, Mauricio Idolor. SABBATH SCHOOL The definition someone has applied to Sabbath School is The chgrch at study ' and this seems to be very fitting. Although there are many lessons to be prepared, for classes, most students still find time to study their Sabbath School lessons. There are interesting mission stories and spirited song services as well as special music provided for the most part by our student body talent. M. V. Many an enjoyable program has been prepared by our Missionary Volunteer leaders this year. M.V. is held each Sabbath afternoon with a wide variety of activities including moving pictures, panels, stories, and many more. SUNSHINE BANDS Each week a number of students go to various rest homes, helping to bring a little cheer and sunshine into the lives of others. SUNSHINE BAND OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mauricio Idolor, Danny DuBose. FRONT ROW: Karen Gratias, Marilyn House. INGATHERING Twice this school year the students were given the opportunity to go Ingathering. This is the first year the student body as a whole was invited to participate in the caroling program. In the fall there was the annual field day for Ingathering purposes and the auction sales that evening. The funds received will help further the medical missionary work and also help in the welfare centers in the United States. SUNSHINE BANDS Each week a number of students go to various rest homes, helping to bring a little cheer and sunshine into the lives of others. SUNSHINE BAND OFFICERS BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mauricio Idolor, Danny DuBose. FRONT ROW: Karen Gratias, Marilyn House. INGATHERING Twice this school year the students were given the opportunity to go Ingathering. This is the first year the student body as a whole was invited to participate in the caroling program. In the fall there was the annual field day for Ingathering purposes and the auction sales that evening. The funds received will help further the medical missionary work and also help in the welfare centers in the United States. Each Friday night after vespers the students divide into their respective classes for prayer bands. After singing a chorus or two and reading a thought from the spirit of prophecy, smaller groups are formed and prayer is offered. The ushers club has done much to help maintain a quiet and reverent atmosphere during our religious meetings. Elder A. R. Lodahl Elder N. R. Dower WEEK OF PRAYER During the year there are three Week of Prayer series held. At this time many students reconsecrate their hearts to God and are given the opportunity to testify of God ' s love to them. STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER SPEAKERS STANDING, Left to Right: Stanley Whitehouse, Wilbur Ingram, Clinton Cornell, Kay Campbell, Clyde Sayler, Darlene Johnston, John Thorn. -SEATED: Judy Pihl, Elder R. Willard Wentlund, Joan Platner. 50 The student association is composed of all the students in the school. It sponsors the campus day for signing annuals, fall and spring festivals, the corn roast at the beginning of the first semester, as well as co-sponsoring the paper campaign and the ski picnic. 51 CAROL BRIGGS Recording Secretary 52 DICK NEUHARTH Sergeant-at-Arms JOHN THORN Sergeant-at-Arms PRASIT PRATANAPIPAT Pari imentarian LEONARD ZACHRISON Pari imentarian RAINIER ECHOES STAFF RAINIER ECHOES MR. VERNE WEHTJE Sponsor 54 VISTA RAINIER LEONARD ZACHRISON Editor-in-Chief MR. ROBERTSON Sponsor SHARON WEDIN Typist LEANNA JESKE Typist 55 LORENA JESKE Typist NOMINATING COMMITTEE The nominating committee consists of a boy and girl elected from each class at the beginning of the school year. It is the committee’s job to nominate several students to fill the various offices of the A.S.B., Rainier Vista and Rainier Echoes staffs. STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, which is composed of several faculty members and two student representatives from each class acts as a sounding board between the students and faculty. Meeting periodically they discuss various A.S.B. functions and school policies about which there is some question. A.S.B. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The A.S.B. Social Committee helps plan many Saturday night activities as well as helping to organ¬ ize the campus days. Sflli 56 OFFICERS: 11 a Russell, Peggy Brickley, Sharon Wedin, Lois Anderson. Approximately 35 girls, considering nursing as their choice of life work, have organized a nurses club. Each fall they sponsor a benefit program for the purpose of obtaining funds to buy something useful for the clinic and dormitories. 57 U i-l p CQ 58 If OFFICERS, Left to Right: Karen Lindeman, Jan Mangan, Bonnie Hanks, Sharon Wedin, Joan Platner, Sandi Clough, Jan Hilde, Carolyn Rockwell, Carol Tipton, Marie King, Pat Mangan, Sharon Sjoboen, Shirley Hayes, Sandra Keele, Marlene Dahl, Gloria Nobl e. One of the most active clubs on the campus is the girls’ club, Zeta Kappa. Fun” seems to be the key word of the club. There are feeds, Christmas parties, the annual girls pay program, and also girls’ reception. 59 OFFICERS, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Danny Du- Bose, Clinton Cornell, Jim Pitzer, Mike Brecken- ridge, Rex Kendall, Jerry Phelps, Joe Thiel. FRONT ROW: Ramon Gonzalez, Mauricio Idolor, Stanley Whitehouse, Paul Shenk, Dick Robins, Mike Agnew, E l Ray Hamerly, Bill Lang. 60 CASA LOMA Also vying for the honor of being considered the most active club on the campus is Casa Loma, “Feeds” seems to be the password as this club has several each year. They also sponsor the annual amateur hour and boys open house, plus many other interesting and enjoyable activities.’ 61 NOVEMBER A.S.B. Fall Festival, Country Fair style, brought prizes to some and enjoyment to all. . 0 «,o 00 one ,, As VaVe- L 62 .A 0 ' c e , e c ' K ox- ' 0 ' ' . 0 s- o e NV y ' Ae 6 c C ,e oN V ' °V ' ° JANUARY Prime factors of Russian culture were brouqht to us by Neil Douglas in his film presentation, “Russia, The New Face.” . St?%. O ' s s ° 63 APRIL Though April Showers may come your way, they bring the annuals we sign through May. MAY The grand finale — Graduation! MARCH Spring-When a young man’s fancy turns to thoughts of. . . 64 Highlight of extra curricular muscial activities was the Sylvan Chorus presentation of “Christmas in the Air.” This group, along with the others on the following pages, supple¬ ment our musical enjoyment throughout the year. MIXED QUARTET Ramon Gonzalez Sharon Sjoboen Joan Platner Jim Dawes 65 66 Ramon Gonzalez Bud Davis Lynn Burton Jim Dawes SENIOR TRIO Sharon Sjoboen Pat Mangan Kay Campbell 67 Active students find good recreation an enjoyable way to use their boundless energy. In sports activities that devel- ope teumwork, alertness, and co-ordination, the students expand their physical powers. RECREATION 68 69 70 STOP WHEN OCCUPIED The Off Shoulder Look t Free Labor? Sweetest Little Honey Kick Mei Miss Liberty Gone Little Zalez Look at These Muscles! Boy! Marilyn Is a Good Cook! Those Dumb.Boys! Where ' s That Dick? f Typical Soph! f Pres, of Junior Cldss? s Gone Again?” Flop Nik st Prize Earache? Uncle Josh? Is She That Bad a Cook? SENIOR ACTIVITY RECORD MIKE AGNEW Attended A. A. 1 year; C.L. Sports Sec. 4; Student Council Repr. 4. KAY ALTMAN Attended A. A. 2 years; Chorus 3; Inter. Band 3; Class Sec. 4; Ushers Club 4; Choir 4. LOIS ANDERSON Attended A. A. 3 years; Nurse’s Club Chaplain 2; Nurse’s Club Sec.-Treas. 4; A.S.B. Rec. Sec. 4; Ushers Club 4. MIKE ARMSTEAD Attended A. A. 4 years; S.S. Teacher 3. EVELYN ARONSON Attended A. A. 4 years; Village Club Member 1, 2. NORMAN BAHNMILLER Attended A. A. 2 years. MARGUERITE BAUMAN Attended A. A. 2 years; Sergeant-at- Arms of Nurse’s Club 3. MAXINE BISHOP Attended A A. 2 years; Class Vice- Pres. 3; A.S.B. Social Committee 4; Student C ouncil Pres. 4; S.S. Supt. 4; S.S. Teacher 4. CHESTER BLAKE Attended A. A. 4 years; C.L. Treas. 3; Class Chaplain 3; C.L. Nominating Committee 4. VIRGIL BOWKER Attended A. A. 2 years; Band 3, 4; Ushers Club 4. MIKE BRECKENRIDGE Attended A. A. 2 years; C.L. Pres. 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4. PEGGY BRICKLEY Attended A. A. 2 years; Chorus 3, 4; Nurse’s Club Vice-Pres. 4; Ushers Club 4. CAROL BRIGGS Attended A. A. 4 years; A.S.B. Rec. Sec. 4. LYNN BURTON Attended A. A. 2 years; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; Boy’s Quartet 4. KAY CAMPBELL Attended A. A. 3 years; Class Sec. 2; S.S. Organist 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; M.V. Organist 2 , 3; Junior Trio 3; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan Chorus 3, 4; Senior Trio 4; A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 4; Nominating Com¬ mittee 4; S.S. Teacher 4. EDWARD CASTNER Atten ded A. A. 3 years; Class Sergeant- at-Arms 2; A.S.B. Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Class Pres. 3; Student Council Member 3; C.L. Nominating Committee 3; S.S. Teacher 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3; A.S.B. Pres. 4; Class Pres. 4; C.L. Nominating Committee 4; Student Council Member 4; S.S. Teacher 4; Prayer Band Leader 3, 4. SANDI CLOUGH Attended A. A. 4 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; S.S. Teacher 3, 4; S.S. Song Leader; S.S. Sec. 4; Z.K. Chaplain 4. JOYCE COLEMAN Attended A. A. 1 year. RONALD COMBS Attended A. A. 4 years; Ushers Club 2 , 3; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; S.S. Teacher 4. DARLENE COOK Attended A. A. 2 years; Nominating Committee A.S.B. 3. CLINTON CORNELL Attended A. A. 2 years; S.S. Supt. 4; C.L. Sec. 4; Temperance Club Pres. 4. MARLA CRAUSE Attended A. A. 3 years; Ushers Club 3; Nurse’s Club Asst. Reporter 3; S.S. Sec. 4. JOAN DAHLBECK Attended A. A. 3 years; Choir 2; Ushers Club 4. RONNIE DASHER Attended A. A. 1)6 years; Band 3, 4. GORDON DAVIS Attended A. A. 3 years; Prayer Band Leader 2; C.L. Sec. 3; Choir 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; Boy’s Quartet 4. JIM DAWES Attended A. A. 3 years; Ushers Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3; Trombone Trio 3; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan Chorus 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Choir Pres. 4; A.S.B. Nominating Committee 4; S.S. Teacher 4. LUVERNE DEHLINE Attended A. A. 4 years. MELBA DOWNS Attended A. A. 2 years; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4. JUDY EKLUND Attended A. A. 2 years; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 4. JOYCE ELLIS Attended A. A. V year; S.S. Organist 4; Choir 4; S.S. Teacher 4; Z.K. Social Committee 4. CHRISTINA FONG Attended A. A. 2 years; Band 3, 4; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4. DOROTHY GEDDES Attended A. A. 2 years; Class Sec. 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3; Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 3; Chorus 3; Student Council Repr. 4; S.S. Teacher 4; Choir Sec. 4; Prayer Band Leader 4; Associate Editor of Rainier Echoes 4; Copy Editor of Rainier Vista 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; Ushers Club 4. KATHY GEPPERT Attended A. A. 3)6 years; Nurse ' s Club Sergeant-at-Arms 2 , 3. 75 HEATHER GILDERSLEEVE Attended A. A. 2 years. RAMON GONZALEZ Attended A. A. 2 years; Band 3; Clarinet Trio 3, 4; Student Council Repr. 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3, 4; Choir 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; Boy’s Quartet 4; Mixed Quartet 4; A.S.B. Treas. 4; C.L. Chorister 4; S.S. Teacher 4. LOUISE GRONEMYER Attended A. A. 2 years; S.S. Pianist 3. LOUISE HAASE Attended A. A. 4 years; Ushers Club 4. EL RAY HAMERLY Attended A. A. 3 years; S.S. Sec. 2; Band Adver. Mangr. 3; Ushers Club Sergeant-at-Arms 3; C.L. Vice-Pres. 4. FAYE HAWTHORN Attended A. A. 4 years; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; A.S.B. Nominating Committee 2. SHIRLEY HAYES Attended A. A. 1 Yi years; Z.K. Pres. 4; Z.K. Nominating Committee 4; Social Committee 4; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 4; S.S. Teacher 4. PAT HEFFEL Attended A. A. 1 year. MICHAEL HETTRICK Attended A. A. 2 years. JIM HILDE Attended A. A. 4 years; Class Pres. 1; A.S.B. Chaplain 4; Ushers Club 4- JOAN HOOGE Attended A. A. 2 years. PETE HOREN Attended A. A. 2 years; Chorus 4. MAURICIO I DOLOR Attended A. A. 2 years; C.L. Chorister 3; C.L. Chaplain 4; Choir 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; M.V. Song Leader 4; A.S.B. Social Committee 4. WILBUR INGRAM Attended A. A. 2 years; S.S. Supt. 4; C.L. Parlimentarian 4; A.S.B. Chaplain 4; Chorus 4; Class Chaplain 4; S.S. Teacher 4 FRANCES JOHNSON Attended A. A. 2 years; Ushers Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4. FRANK JOHNSON Attended A. A. 3 years; Rainier Echoes Reporter. DARLENE JOHNSTON Attended A. A. 4 years; Class Sec. 1; Class Treas. 2; M.V. Sec. 3; A.S.B. Nominating Committee 3; Class Vice- Pres. 4; Associate Editor of Rainier Vista 4; Seminar Vice-Pres. 4. REX KENDALL Attended A. A. 2 years; Prayer Band Leader 3; Choir 3, 4; C.L. Sergeant-at- Arms 4. ROSS KENDALL Attended A. A. 2 years; Rainier Vista Assistant Circulation Mangr. 3; A.S.B. Social Committee 4; S.S. Teacher 4. MARILEE KINDRED Attended A. A. 1 year. JANET LALUMONDIER Attended A. A. 4 years; Sergeant-at Arms 3; M.V. Leader 3; Assistant Sec. Treas. of Chorus 4. LESTER LESLIE Attended A. A. 3 years; S.S. Sec. 3; Ushers Club 3, 4; Band 3, 4; S.S. Teacher 4. CHEH NAM LOW Attended A. A. 1 year. LOREN LYKE Attended A. A. 2 years; Chorus 4; Ushers Club 4. LORRAINE LYKE Attended A. A. 2 years. PAT MANGAN Attended A. A. 2 years; Junior Trio 3; Sylvan Chorus 3, 4; Z.K. Chorister 4; M.V. Pianist 3; S.S. Pianist 4; Senior Trio 4; Choir 3, 4; S.S. Teacher 4. WALTER MERRY Attended A. A. 2 years. DICK NEUHARTH Attended A. A. 2 years; A.S.B. Sergeant- at-Arms 4. GLORIA NOBLE Attended A. A. 1 year; Z.K. Sec. 4; Chorus 4. BOB NORMAN Attended A. A. 4 years; C.L. Parlia¬ mentarian. SUSAN OGDEN Attended A. A. 1)6 years; Ushers Club 3, 4; S.S. Pianist 3; Band 3; S.S. Teacher 4. GERALD PHELPS Attended A. A. 3 years; Choir 3, 4; Sylvian Chorus 3, 4; C.L. Sergeant-at- Arms 4. CHARLES PITTS Attended A. A. 2 years; Chorus 3, 4; A.S.B. Treas. 4; S.S. Teacher 4. JIM PITZER Attended A. A. 4 years; S.S. Pianist 3; M.V. Organist 3, 4; M.V. Pianist 3; S.S. Organist 3; Band 3, 4; C.L. Vice- Pres. 4; S.S. Teacher. JOAN PLATNER Attended A. A. 2 years; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan Chorus 3, 4; Z.K. Vice-Pres. 4; S.S. Supt. 4; S.S. Chorister. MELVIN PORADUN Attended A. A. 2 years. SUE POWELL Attended A. A. 1)6 years; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 4. PRASIT PRATANAPIPAT Attended A. A. 2 years; A.S.B. Parlia¬ mentarian 4. VIC PURVIS Attended A. A. 2 years; Prayer Band Leader 3; Band 3, 4; Choir 4. CAROLYN QUIMBY Attended A. A. 2 years. DICK ROBINS Attended A. A. 4 years; Prayer Band Leader 1, 2; Class Chaplain 2; Choir 2; Band 2; C.L. Chaplain 3; Trumpet Trio 3; C.L. President 4; S.S. Teacher 4. JEANNE ROUi Attended A. A. 3 years. GLENADEANE RUCHTY Attended A. A. 1)6 years; Chorus 4; Ushers Club 4. CLYDE SAYLER Attended A. A. 3 years; Band 2, 3, 4; Clarinet Trio 3, 4; A Capella Choir 4; Sylvan Chorus 4. PAUL SHENK Attended A. A. 4 years; Band 1, 2, 3; Choir 2, 3; C.L. Sports Sec. 2; Sylvan Chorus 3; C.L. Chaplain 3; Class Treas. 3; Cornet Trio 3; Asst. Ad Manager 3; S.S. Sec. 3; Spanish Club Pres. 3; C.L. Treas. 4; S.S. Teacher 4. KAREN SILVER Attended A. A. 1 year. SHIRLEY SIMPA Attended A. A. 3 years; Prayer Band Leader 3; Z.K. Treas. 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3; A.S.B. Sec. 4; M.V. Leader 4; S.S. Teacher 4. SHARON SJOBOEN Attended A. A. 2 years; Choir 3, 4; Spanish Club Sec. 3; Z.K. Pres. 4; Senior Trio 4; Sylvan Chorus 4; Mixed Quartet 4; M.V. Organist 4; S.S. Teacher 4; Social Committee 4. PEAKI TAN Attended A. A. 1 year. JOHN THORN Attended A. A. 2 years; A.S.B. Sergeant- at-Arms 4; A.S.B. Pres. 4; Ushers Club 4; S.S. Teacher 4. VICKY TYRRELL , Attended A. A. 3 years. STANLEY WHITEHOUSE Attended A. A. 2 years; A.S.B. Parlia¬ mentarian 3; M.V. Sec. 4; S.S. Sec. 4; Seminar Pres. 4; C.L. Chaplain; Youths’ Congress Delegate 3. BOBBI WILLIAMS Attended A. A. 4 years; Rainier Echoes Reporter 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY A. WILLIAMS Attended A. A. 4 years; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3; Band 3, 4; Rainier Echoes Editor-in-Chief 4; Prayer Band Leader 4; Choir 4; Ushers Club 4; Girls’ Club Social Committee 4; S.S. Teacher 4; Youths’ Congress Delegate 3. JOHN WREN Attended A. A. 4 years. LEONARD ZACHRISON Attended A. A. 3 years; C.L. Nomina¬ ting Committee 2; C.L. Sports Sec. 3; Associate Editor Rainier Vista 3; Band 3, 4; Rainier Vista Editor 4; A.S.B. Parliamentarian 4; S.S. Teacher 4. 76 AUBURN ACADEMY STUDENT ROSTER A AGNEW, LANA, Route 4, Box 619, Olympia, Wash., 36 AGNEW, MICHAEL, 711 West 94th Street, Seattle, Wash., 26 ALTMAN, KAY, 2060 Deiesta Drive, Bellingham, Wash., 32 AMMON, RAY, Route 1, Box 257-K, Auburn, Wash., 43 AMMON, VIRGINIA, Route 1, Box 257-K, Auburn, Wash., 42 AMMUNDSEN, JOYCE,.4913 N. E. Hoyt Street, Portland 13, Oregon, 39 ANDERSON, DAVID, Route 2, Box 4951, Issaquah, Wash., 42 ANDERSON, DEANNA, Nordland, Wash., 31 ANDERSON, LOIS, Route 1, Arlington, Wash., 32 ANDRUS, LOIS, 3308 South M Street, Tacoma 8, Wash., 26 ARCHER, ELDON, Route 4, Mt. Vernon, Wash., 33 ARMSTEAD, LLOYD, 1528 Broadway, Bremerton, Wash., 43 ARMSTEAD, MIKE, Route 2, Box 135, Crescent City, Calif., 34 ARMSTEAD, SHARON LEE, 1528 Broadway, Bremerton, Wash., 40 ARONSON, EVELYN, 310 2nd Avenue, Algona, Wash., 30 ATKINS, TERRYL, Box 534, Grandview, Wash., 30 B BAGLEY, HARLEY, Route 5, Box 282, Puyallup, Wash., 41 BAHNMILLER, NORMAN, Route 2, Monroe, Wash., 28 BALES, SANDRA, Box 154, Star Route 1, Shelton, Wash., 43 BALL, ALBERT, P. 0. Box 4, Dillingham, Alaska, 43 BALL, JEAN, Route 4, Dillingham, Alaska, 42 BANEK, MARILYN, Route 1, Box 303, Auburn, Wash., 40 BANEK, MYRON, Route 1, Box 281, Auburn, Wash., 43 BANEK, STANLEY, Route 1, Box 303, Auburn, Wash., 42 BANEK, WESLEY, Route 1, Box 303, Auburn, Wash., 43 BARTHOLOMEW, ALVIN, 1534 Grant Street, Bellingham, Wash. BARTLETT, BEVERLY, Route 1, Box 637-B, Longview, Wash. 41 BAUMAN, LAWRENCE, P.O. Box 62, Sanitarium, Calif., 41 BAUMAN, MARGUERITE, P.O. Box 62, Sanitarium, Calif., 30 BENSON, RAY, Route 2, Box 521-B, Port Orchard, Wash., 43 BENTZ, JOYCE, Route 2, Snohomish, Wash., 40 BERGSTROM, STEPHEN, 640 Taylor, Port Townsend, Wash., 41 BETTIS, WILLIAM DEAN, Route 1, Box 290, Auburn, Wash., 43 BISHOP, MAXINE, 215 Mountain View Drive, College Place, Wash., 33 BISSELL, DAVID, Route 1, Box 291-A, Auburn, Wash., 43 BLAKE, CHESTER, 314 South Laurel, Port Angeles, Wash., 33 BLAKE, HERB, 314 South Laurel, P.ort Angeles, Wash., 41 BITZER, JANICE, 1019 9th N.E., Auburn, Wash., 43 BLISS, BEVERLY, 2312 8th Street, Tillamook, Oregon, 43 BLISS, CLAYTON, 2312 8th Street, Tillamook, Oregon, 42 BOOKTER, SHIRLEY, Snoqualmie, Wash., 43 BOVEE, DONALD, 134 East 7th, Port Angeles, Wash., 36 BOWKER, VIRGIL, 4228 N. W. 3rd, Seattle, Wash., 31 BOYCE, JIM, 14314 Greenwood Avenue, Seattle, Wash., 36 BRECKENRIDGE, LESLIE, 1624 North West Road, Bellingham, Wash., 38 BRECKENRIDGE, VERNON, 1624 North West Road, Bellingham, Wash., 33 BRICKLEY, PEGGY, 673 P Street, Renton, Wash., 28 BRIGGS, CAROL, 120 S. E. 2nd Street, College Place, Wash., 33 BRINK, JOAN, Box 636, Fork ? , Wash., 42 BROWN, DENNIS, 7363 148th Street, Redmond, Wash., 37 BROWN, KENNETH, 8527 131 Avenue N. E., Kirkland, Wash., 42 BUNNELL, ERNIE, Route 1, Box 253, Y.elm, Wash., BURMAN, RICHARD, Marine View Nursing Home, Tacoma, Wash., 42 BURMAN, RONALD, Marine View Nursing Home, Tacoma, Wash., 36 BURTON, LYNN, Route 1, Box 335, Sequim, Wash., 29 c CAMPBELL, KAY, 150 S. E. 102nd Avenue, Bellevue, Wash., 29 CARVER, VELMA, 1614 East Third Street, Port Angeles, Wash., 40 CASTNER, EDWARD, 4611 Joyce Street, Vancouver, B. C. Canada, 33 CHAMBERS, JACK, 2000 Thorndyke, Seattle 99, Wash. CHANDLER, VICTORIA, 816 North 2nd Street, Yakima, Wash. CHUBB, JANET, 2916 Rodgers, Bremerton, Wash., 43 CLOUGH, SANDI, 5511 35th N. E., Seattle 5, Wash., 28 COLE, GINGER, Route 2, Box 253-A, Moses Lake, Wash.. 43 COLEMAN, RICHARD, Route 1, Box 255, Auburn, Wash., 42 COLEMAN, JOYCE, 209 Burnett Street, Renton, Wash. COLEMAN, SHIRLEY, 209 Burnett Street, Renton, Wash. COLLINGS, MARIE, 719 North 46th Street, Seattle, Wash., 38 COMBS, RONALD, P.O. Box 12, Shelton, Wash., 29 COOK, DARLENE, 2100 30th South, Seattle 44, Wash., 29 COOK, GORDON, Route 2, Box 500, Kent, Wash., 43 COOPER, DARLENE, Route 6, Box 72, Mt. Vernon, Wash., 42 CORDES, DALE, P.O. Box 53, Buckley, Wash., 43 CORE, MARJORIE, Route 2, Box 7BB, Pendleton, Oregon CORNELL, CLINTON, 1006 Spring Street, Seattle, Wash., 26 CORNELL, VAUGHN, 1006 Spring Street, Seattle, Wash., 42 CRAUSE, MARLA, Route 1639, Woodinville, Wash., 27 CRAWFORD, EDDIE, 10201 S. E. 91st Street, Kennydale, Wash., 41 CRAWLEY, KENNETH, Box 2094, Juneau, Alaska, 38 CROOKES, CATHERINE, Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C., Canada, 42 CROOKES, EDWARD, Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B.C., Canada, 42 CROSKEY, SHARON, 3808 Cope Street, Spenard, Anchorage, Alaska, 40 D DAHL, MARLENE, Route 1, Box 375, Rochester, Wash., 38 DAHLBECK, JOAN, 19557 Linden Avenue, Seattle, Wash., 26 DASHER, JANET, 612 16th Street S. E., Puyallup, Wash., 40 DASHER, RONALD, 612 16th Street S. E., Puyallup, Wash., 30 DAVIES, ROBERT, 23821 Pontius, Bothell, Wash., 41 DAVIDSON, ALBERT, 1627 Lincoln Avenue, Napa, Calif., 36 DAVIDSON, RAELYNE, 1627 Lincoln Avenue, Napa, Calif., 43 DAVIS, GORDON, 300 Bryant Street, Ketchikan, Alaska, 29 DAWES, JIM, Route 2, Box 17, Tillamook, Oregon, 30 DEHLINE, LUVERNE, 611 C Street S. E., Auburn, Wash., 34 DEWEES, SYLVIA, Route 1, Box 300, Auburn, Wash., 41 DIAZ, HELEN, 4634 North Bartlett Avenue, Rosemead, Calif., 41 DICKERSON, CARLEEN, Route 1, Box 471, Enumclaw, Wash., 41 DIETZ, SHERDON, 529 S. W. 6th Street, Pendleton, Oregon, 37 DORR, SANDRA, 7805 116th Avenue, N. E., Kirkland, Wash., 38 DOWER, RICHARD, 19812 Dayton Avenue, Seattle, Wash., 41 DOWNS, MELBA, Box 294, Sultan, Wash., 26 DOWNS, JACQUELINE, 719 9th Avenue N. W., Puyallup, Wash., 40 DU BOSE, DANIEL, 923 Thomasson Lane, Paradise, Calif., 42 DU BOSE, DAVALEEN, 923 Thomasson Lane, Paradise, Cal if., 43 DUNTON, CAROL, 3314 North West Avenue, Bellingham, Wash., 37 E EBEL, MARGIE, 301 N. Anacortes Avenue, Burlington, Wash., 42 EDGERLY, FRANK, Route 1, Box 619, St. Helena, Calif. ECKLUND, JUDY, 619 East 7th, Port Angeles, Wash., 30 ELLIS, JOYCE, 711 178th Richland Highlands, Seattle, Wash., 28 ENGEL, JOYCE, 3409 South D Street, Tacoma 8, Wash., 36 ENGEL, KENNETH, 3409 South D Street, Tacoma 8, Wash., 43 ESTES, EUGENE, Route 2, Box 123, Chehalis, Wash., 42 EVERETT, CHARLENE, 2821 East 54, Seattle, Wash. F FENZ, JUDY, 829 East 188th Street, Seattle 55, Wash., 35 FISHER, VINNETTE, 21818 66th West, Edmones, Wash., 40 FONG, CHRISTINA, 4474 Chestnut Court, Seattle 8, Wash., 32 FORBES, JUANITA, Route 5, Box 564, Puyallup, Wash., 41 FREDEEN, KAREN, Route 2, Box 200, Gaston, Oregon FREYER, WALTER,. 1438 Vinning Street, Victoria, B. C., Canada, 38 FRIDLUND, KENNETH, Route 1, Box 365, East Stanwood, Wash., 37 FRITTS, JAMES, Omo Ranch Road, Aukum, Calif., 33 FROST, CAROL, Route 2, Everson, Wash., 43 FROST, LOREN, Route 2, Everson, Wash., 41 G GALLIANO, VILMA, 503)6 Hill Driv ? , Glendale 6, Calif. GAUB, BRUCE, 11845 5th Avenue South, Seattle 88, Wash. GEDDES, DOROTHY, 1707 Shoshone, Pasco, Wash., 28 GEPPERT, CARL, 10359 S. E. Martins, Portland 66, Oregon, 43 GEPPERT, GEORGE, 10359 S. E. Martins, Portland 66, Oregon, 38 GEPPERT, KATHLEEN, 10359 S. E. Martins, Portland 66, Oregon GILDERSLEEVE, HEATHER, Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C., Canada, 31 GONZALEZ, RAMON, 6520 17th N. W., Seattle, Wash., 26 GRATIAS, KAREN, 10017 238th S. W., Edmonds, Wash., 38 GREEN, LLOYD, Route 5, Box 572, Everett, Wash., 39 GRONEMEYER, HELEN, 813 Murdock Street, Sedro-Wolley, Wash., 31 GRUDE, RICHARD, 1200 Water Street, Ketchikan, Alaska H HAASE, LOUISE, Route 2, Box 258-A, Sumner, Wash., 33 HABERSETZER, GARY, 2104 Henkle Street, Raymond, Wash., 42 HABERSETZER, CAREN, 2104 Henkle Street, Raymond, Wash. HAMERLY, EL RAY, 2703 East 54th Street, Seattle 5, Wash., 30 HAMILTON, ED, Route 3, Box 45, Boise, Idaho, 43 HAMREN, HEATHER, Route 1, Box 366, Auburn, Wash., 41 HAN| S, BONNIE, 2601 3rd Avenue North, Seattle, Wash., 39 HANSEN, ELSIE, Route 2, Box 785, Marysville, Wash., 36 HANSEN, VERGIL, Route 2, Box 785, Marysville, Wash., 39 HARTER, LLOYDINE, Days Creek, Oregon, 40 HARTER, LAURENCE, Days Creek, Oregon, 42 HAWTHORN, FAYE, Route 1, Box 269-A, Auburn, Wash., 29 HAWTHORN, ROSALYN, Route 1, Box 269-A, Auburn, Wash., 43 HAYES, SHIRLEY, Route 2, Box 70, Olympia, Wash., 26 HAYES, TOM, Route 3, Box 95-A, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 37 HEATON, MARILYN, P.O. Box 434, Winston, Oregon, 36 HECK ENDORN, DALE, 13004 14th Avenue South, Seattle, Wash., 31 HEACOCK, GARY, 1025 19th Street, Bellingham, Wash., 41 HEFFEL, PATRICIA, Route 1, Meridian, Idaho, 30 HELBERG, RAYMOND, 1114 East ' Wishkah Street, Aberdeen, Wash., 43 HELLER, DONALD, Route 1, Box 71, Coupeville, Wash., 41 HENDERSON, FAITH, 6407 North Washington, Spokane 53, Wash., 38 HENTON, SANDRA, Shaw Island, Wash., 40 HETTRICK, MICHAEL, 363 Academy Place, Seattle 9, Wash., 28 HILDE, DIANE, Route 5, Arlington, Wash., 43 HILDE, JAN, Route 5, Arlington, Wash., 37 HILDE, JIM, Route 1, Box 275-A, Auburn, Wash., 27 HILDE, LINDA, P.O. Box 252, Clear Lake, Wash., 40 HOOGE, JOAN, 1621 7th Avenue, New Westminister, B. C., Canada, 29 HOOGE, MARLENE, 1621 7th Avenue, New Westminister, B. C., Canada, 41 HOPKE, DELBERT, 813 Murdock Street, Sedro-Wolley, Wash., 31 HOREN, PETE, 4406 Sears Drive, Seattle 8, Wash., 28 HOUSE, MARILYN, 1312 East 48th, Tacoma 4, Wash., 41 HOWELL, DON, 420 34th Avenue, Seattle 22, Wash., 42 HUANG, JOSEPH, No. 2 Spec.ial, Yuanshan Villa, Yuanshan Taipei, Taiwan, 42 HUMPHREY, LARRY, Enumclaw Highway, Auburn, Wash. HUMPHREY, SANDRA, Enumclaw Highway, Auburn, Wash. HUNTON, LARRY, 3114 Bona Street, Oakland, Calif. I IDOLOR, MAURICIO JR., P.O. Box 795, Kapaa Kauai, Hawaii, 34 INGRAM, WALLACE, Amboy, Wash., 43 INGRAM, WILBUR, Amboy, Wash., 32 J JACOBSON, LAVON, 826 York Street, New Westminster, B. C., . Canada, 39 JEFFRIES, RONALD, 917 North Forest Street, Bellingham, Wash., 43 JENSON, JOSEPH, Route 1, Box 215, Auburn, Wash., 35 JENSEN, WAYNE, Box 37, Mukilteo, Wash., 41 JEPSON, SUE, Route 1, No. Sk ' agit Street, Burlington, Wash., 38 JESKE, LEANNA, 409 Chester Avenue, Bremerton, Wash., 37 JESKE, LORENA, 409 Chester Avenue, Bremerton, Wash., 37 JOHNSON, FRANCES, 5905 Kirkwood Place, Seattle, Wash., 30 JOHNSON, FRANK, Port Neville Log, Port Neville, B. C., Canada, 32 JOHNSON, JUDY, Route 1, Box 31-A, Elma, Wash., 43 JOHNSON, SHEILA, Route 1, Box 31-A, Elma, Wash., 30 JOHNSTON, DARLENE, Route 6, Maple Street, Wenatchee, Wash., 32 JOY, LARRY, Route 5, Box 122, Olympia, Wash. JOY, TERRY, Route 5, Box 122, Olympia, Wash., 38 K KEELE, RUSSELL, 142 S. W. 20th, Pendleton, Oregon KEELE, SANDRA, Route 2, Box 15-F, Pendleton, Oregon, 39 KELLEY, CAROL, Route 3, Box 307, Everett, Wash., 41 KENDALL, REX, Box A, Medical Lake, Wash., 28 KENDALL, ROSS, Box A, Medical Lake, Wash., 26 KINDRED, MARILEE, Route 5, Box 752, Puyallup, Wash., 31 KING, CECILIA, 15 Soi Dejo, Suriwongse Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 40 KING, MARIE, 15 Soi Dejo, Suriwongse Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 39 KLEIN, NEIL, Nordland, Wash., 37 KOHLTFARBER, JAMES, Route 2, Box 213, Gaston, Oregon, 36 KRENZLER, SHARON, 132 9th Street S. E., Auburn, Wash., 43 KURTZ, MARLYN, 549 Liperita Avenue, Angwin, Calif., 27 KVALE, JACK, Route 2, Box 60, Sequim, Wash., 31 L LALUMONDIER, JANET, Cle Elum, Wash., 27 LAMB, LAURETTA, Route 3, Wapato, Wash., 27 LAMB, DONNA, Route 3, Wapato, Wash., 43 LA MORIA, ROBERT, Route 1, Box 254, Auburn, Wash., 37 LANG, BILL, 1618 South 9th Street, Tacoma, Wash., 39 LESLIE, LESTER, Startup, Wash., 31 LEVY, CONNIE, Route 4, Box 220, Mt. Vernon, Wash., 40 LIBBY, VERDENE, Route 2, Arlington, Wash., 43 LINDEMAN, KAREN, 2303 First Avenue, Ketchikan, Alaska, 41 LINDGREN, FORREST, 1754 East 33rd, Vancouver, B. C., Canada, 36 LITTMAN, ALLAN, Sunny M Ranch, Winthrop, Wash., 42 LIU, ALEX KAI, 872 San Chow Mai, Songwad Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 37 LOOKER, DAVID, Alicel, Oregon, 42 LOW, CHEH NAM, 17 Oxley Road, Singapore 9, 34 LUCE, LINDA, Route 1, Box 312, Sequim, Wash., 39 LUCE, LOREN, Route 1, Box 312, Sequim, Wash., 43 LYKE, LOREN, 2550’ 2 South Franklin Street, Denver, Colorado, 30 LYKE, LORRAINE, 2550V2 South Franklin Street, Denver, Colorado, 31 LYMAN, GEORGE, 176 Borah Avenue West, Twin Falls, Idaho. 38 M MANGAN, JAN, 633 S. W. 136th Place, Seattle 66, Wash., 37 MANGAN, PAT, 633 S. W. 136th Place, Seattle 66, Wash., 27 MARTIN, SHARON, 721 Skeena Street, Vancouver, B. C., Canada, 36 MARTIN, VERLA, 813 Cascade Street, Wenatchee, Wash., 35 MATAR, SAM, 12048 East 165th South, Norwalk, Calif., 37 MERIZAN, BRUCE, Route 2, Box 285, Enumclaw, Wash., 43 MERIZAN, JIM, Route 2, Box 285, Enumclaw, Wash., 36 MERRY, WALTER, P.O. Box 153, Oakville, Wash., 26 MITTLEIDER, MERLE, 650 Poplar Street, Loma Linda, Calif., 42 MONSON, JANICE, 6514 128th Avenue N. E., Kirkland, Wash., 43 MORAN, PAT, Box 46, Dillingham, Alaska, 36 MOREHOUSE, GLEN, Route 8, Box 391, Olympia, Wash., 42 MORTON, ARTIE, 6461 N. E. 181st Street, Seattle, Wash., 38 N NARVAEZ, ALITA, 2616 West Avenue 32, Los Angeles 65, Calif., 38 NEELY, JUDY, 1508 West Main Street, Auburn, Wash., 43 NELSON, CAROLINE, 2012 Porter Street, Enumclaw, Wash., 36 NELSON, RICHARD, Route 2, Box 312, Grandview, Wash., 39 NEUHARTH, DICK, Route 2, Box 121, Monroe, Wash., 28 NEWKIRK, JAMES JR., 2617 Gallaway, Olympia, Wash., 39 NEWMAN, JOAN, Box 73-A, Route 1, Anaco.rtes, Wash., 43 NEWMAN, MARY ANN, Box 73-A, Route 1, Anacortes, Wash., 40 NEWMAN, SHARON, Route 5, Box 925, Bremerton, Wash., 36 NILES, ROBERT, Route 1, Box 533, St. Helena, Calif., 42 NOBLE, GLORIA, 2212 Tinkle, Richland, Wash., 27 NOEL, KENNETH, 7409 219 S. W., Edmonds, Wash., 36 NORDBY, GEORGE, Nordland, Wash., 42 NORMAN, BOB, 9221 South 348th Street, Auburn, Wash., 27 NUERNBERGER, WAYNE, Route 3, Box 433, Chehalis, Wash., 43 NUNNELLEE, ANN, Emigrant Trailer Court, Pendleton, Oregon, 38 NUNNELLEE, BOB, Emigrant Trailer Court, Pendleton, Oregon, 29 NUTTER, PAT, Route 1, Box 1078-G, Marysville, Wash., 40 0 P Q OGDEN, SUSAN, P.O. Box 2634, Redmond, Wash., 33 OLSON, DALE, Box 288, Port Blakely, Wash., 43 OLSON, ORVILLE, 8542 32nd N. W., Seattle, Wash., 39 OLSON, WALTER, 432 Preston Avenue, Lewiston, Idaho, 41 OSTGREN, KATHY. Box 833, Route 1, Marysville, Wash., 43 PANTER, SUE, Route 1, Box 56, Ranier, Wash., 43 PARKER, GENE, 3502 East B Street, Tacoma, Wash., 43 PAULSON, FRED, Route 1, Box 166, Orting, Wash., 39 PEACH, LOIS, North College Avenue, College Place, Wash., 41 PEARSON, DICK, Lost Lake, Box 39, Elma, Wash., 41 PEARSON, DON, Lost Lake, Box 39, Elma, Wash., 43 PECKHAM, JANICE, Route 1, Box 279-A, Auburn, Wash. PETERSON, GLENN, Box 121, Tukwila, Wash. PETERSON, JAMES, 2236 Woburn Street, Bellingham, Wash., 41 PETERSON, RONALD, % Lee’s General Store, Hanceville, B. C., Canada PHANUMAPHORN, MANIT, 858 Dao-Kanong, Bangkuntien, Bangkok, Thailand, 42 PHELPS, GERALD, Route 8, Box 122, Yakima, Wash., 29 PHILLIPS, DONNA, 9122 South 314th Street, Auburn, Wash., 43 PIHL, JUDY, 2732 Chrisella Road N. E., Puyallup, Wash., 39 PITTS, CHARLES, Route 1, Box 166-A, Grantsburg, Wisconsin, 28 PITZER, JIM, Route 1, Box 282, Sunnyside, Wash., 31 PLATNER, JOAN, Route 3, Box 133, Milton-Freewater, Oregon, 29 PORADUN, JANET, 1620 Maple Way, Renton, Wash., 42 PORADUN, MELVIN, Route 2, Box 5621, Issaquah, Wash. POWELL, SUSAN, Route 7, Box 33, Olympia, Wash., 28 PRATANAPIPAT, PRASIT, 430 Suriwongse Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 27 PRESNALL, DONALD, Route 1, Box 264, Auburn, Wash., 43 PULLEY, BARBARA, Route 2, Box 603, Tacoma, Wash., 42 PURDY, PAUL, Cliffside P. 0., Vancouver Island, B. C., Canada, 36 PURVIS, VIC, Route 1, Box 13, Toppenish, Wash., 31 PURVIS, WILL, Route 1, Box 13, Toppenish, Wash., 38 QUALLEY, CAROL, Box 301, Elma, Wash., 43 QUIMBY, CAROLYN, 10020 116th Avenue S. E., Renton, Wash., 26 R RAMSEY, DONALD, Auburn Academy, Auburn, Wash., 43 RAWLS, BARBARA, Box 63, Dillingham, Alaska, 40 REISWIG, JANICE, Route 2, Box 929-D, Bremerton, Wash., 36 RICHARDS, KAREN, 5630 Fleming Road, Everett, Wash., 42 RICHESON, JUDITH, 5236 Farrar Street, Seattle 18, Wash., 40 ROBERTSON, JOE, 4020 South 173rd Street, Seattle, Wash. ROBINS, RICHARD, .805 Northwood Drive, Salem, Oregon, 27 ROCKWELL, CAROLYN, Route 5, Box 848, Everett, Wash., 37 ROESLER, SUSAN, Startup, Wash., 42 ROOTVIK, SHEILA, 12210 S. E. 196th Street, Renton, Wash. ROUP, JEANNE, Route 1, B ox 371. Sequim, Wash., 32 RUCHTY, GLENADEANE, R. R. 1, Box 291, Olympia, Wash., 28 RUSSELL, ILA, Route 5, Box 726, Puyal I up, Wash., 41 RUTT, MARLENE, Route 1, Box 241, Spanaway, Wash., 43 s SANDS, JEANNE, Route 1, Box 195, Sumner, Wash., 37 SAYLER, CLYDE, 9007 Veteran ' s Drive S. W., Tacoma 99, Wash., 32 SCHNEIDER, RICHARD, 340 Central Street, Orland, Calif., 30 SEABOLD, LINDA, Box 215, Wenatchee, Wash., 43 SEARS, LAJETTA, 719 9th Avenue S. W., Puyallup, Wash., 42 SHAW, NANCY, 3335 Branch Street, Del Paso Heights, Calif., 43 SHENK, PAUL, Route 1, Box 257, Yelm, Wash., 29 SIAW, CALEB, 206 Putnam Street, San Francisco, Calif., 32 SILCOX, SHIRLEY, Route 1, Snohomish, Wash., 39 SILVER, KAREN, 1410 West Day Street, Seattle, Wash., 33 SILVER, KIMBERLY, 13505 Greenwood Avenue, Seattle, Wash., 41 SHEPHARD, GAIL, Route 3, Box 501, Auburn, Wash., 41 SIMMONS, JUDITH, Route 1, Box 31 1 - A, Sequim, Wash., 40 SIMMONS, LINDA, Route 1, Box 293, Auburn, Wash., 43 SIMPA, SHIRLEY, 8018 Latona, Seattle, Wash., 33 SIZEMORE, RICHARD, Route 2, Box 211, Battle Ground, Wash., 42 SIZEMORE, WILLA, Route 2, Box 211, Battle Ground, Wash., 43 SJOBOEN, SHARON, Route 12, Box 41, Olympia, Wash., 27 SLOAN, CAL, 4612 298th Street, Auburn, Wash., 42 SMITH, DON, Kent, Wash., 37 SMITH, JANET, Route 2, Box 5621, Issaquah, Wash., 43 SMITH, KENNETH, 702 Buren Street, Ketchikan, Alaska SMITH, LARRY, Kent, Wash., 42 SPEARS, DERRILL, Route 1, Box 371, La Grande, Oregon, 41 SPEARS, ELLEN, Route 1, Box 371, La Grande, Oregon, 42 STAGG, JIM, 2619 3rd Avenue, Ketchikan, Alaska, 43 STONE, SANDRA, Apt. 157, Auburn Terrace, Auburn, Wash., 43 STOREY, FRANCES, 4706 Overland Road, Boise, Idaho, 38 STRIPLIN. CHERI, Route 3, Box 138-A, Chehalis, Wash., 36 T TAN, GIM, 936-938 Songwad Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 38 TAN, PEAKI, 4327 Wang Lee Co., Ltd., Dhonburi, Thailand, 34 TANGTONGTAVY, SUCHADA, 19 Pleng Nam Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 37 THIEL, JOE, Route 1, Box 351, Spanaway, Wash., 38 THOMPSON, JOHNNY, Route 3, Box 298, Chehalis, Wash., 33 THOMPSON, WILLIAM, Route 1, Box 100, Granite Falls, Wash., 37 THORN, CLIVE, 2036 Stride Avenue, New Westminster, B. C., Canada THORN, IAN, 2036 Stride Avenue, New Westminster, B. C., Canada, 35 THORN, JOHN, 2036 Stride Avenue, New Westminster, B. C., Canada, 27 TIPTON, CAROL, Box 28, Sunnyside, Wash., 39 TOLF, SANDRA, Route 6, Box 2986-B, Bremerton, Wash., 39 TRUSSELL, BERYL, 4428 West 5th, Vancouver, B.1Z., Canada, 36 TUDOR, LINDA, 420 East Queen Avenue, Albany, Oregon, 41 TUDOR, WARREN, 420 East Queen Avenue, Albany, Oregon, 41 TULANONDA, VI BOON, 40 Suriwonges Road, Bangkok, Thailand, 39 TYRRELL, VICKY, 6506 27th N. E., Seattle, Wash., 26 U V w ULERY, NELSON JR., Route 1, Box 283, Auburn, Wash., 36 VOLK, ELLEN, Route 8, Box 123, Yakima, Wash. WALKER, LYLE, Route 1, Knight Road, Mission City, B. C., Canada, 38 WALKUS, JAMES, Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C., Canada, 36 WASSOM, JUANITA, 10004 26th Street S. W., Seattle, Wash., 40 WEDIN, GALEN, Route 1, Box 260, Chehalis, Wash. WEDIN, SHARON, 9648 57th Avenue South, Seattle, Wash., 40 WENTLAND, JOHN, Auburn Academy, Auburn, Wash., 42 WESTBY, JUDY, 4743 S. 173rd Street, Seattle, Wash., 44 WESTMAN, NANCY, 9013 30th N. W., Seattle 4, Wash., 37 WHITE, LARRY, 110 Pacific Avenue, Pacific Route, Auburn, Wash., 39 WHITE, SANDRA, Route 1, Box 263, Auburn, Wash., 43 WHITEHOUSE, STANLEY, Route 4, Box 468, Chehalis, Wash., 32 WICKLUND, GARY, 447 20th, Longview, Wash., 35 WICKLUND, LINNEA, 447 20th, Longview, Wash., 43 WILLIAMS, BOBBI, Route 3, Box 300, Port Orchard, Wash., 29 WILLIAMS, DAVID, 406 Alexander Avenue, Kent, Wash., 42 WILLIAMS, JUDITH ANITA, 406 Alexander Avenue, Kent, Wash., 32 WILLIAMS, JUDITH EILEEN, Route 3, Box 300, Port Orchard, Wash., 43 WILSON, GEORGE, Route 4, Crawford Street, Wenatchee, Wash., 39 WINN, TED, 212 North Crystal, Butte, Montana, 42 WISE, PENNY, Route 2, Box 201, Everett, Wash., 37 WOLVERTON, VALETTA, P.O. Box 313, Pacific, Wash., 38 WOOD, MARIE, Box 323, Route 1, Auburn, Wash., 37 WOODWARD, NEWELL, 2124 29th Street, Tacoma, Wash. WREN, CHARLEY, Box 21, Dillingham, Alaska, 43 WREN, JOHN. Box 81, Dillinqham, Alaska, 32 YZ YBARRA, ROBERT, 2001 N. E. Indiana Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif., 42 ZACKRISON, EDWIN, 11967 Knoefler Drive, Arlington, Calif., 35 ZACHR ISON, LEONARD, 3415 South K Street, Tacoma, Wash., 26 ZINKE, FRANCES, Bremerton, Wash., 40 TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY New YofL So F a« .c� We wish to express our appreciation to the business firms for their co-operation in helping produce the Rainier Vista for 1958. We hope you will patronize them whenever possible. JIM PETERSON Advertising Manager Kodak 80 WASHINGTON BOOK BIBLE HOUSE 1101 - ALLEN PLACE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON WASHINGTON CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST 81 4414 WOODLAND PARK AVENUE N. R. DOWER - PRESIDENT L. R. ALEXANDER - TREASURER COMPLIMENTS OF NORTHWEST JANITOR SUPPLY CO. 534 1ST SOUTH SEATTLE WASHINGTON MANSON’S REXALL STORE COMPLIMENTS OF AUBURN’S OLDEST DRUG STORE TE. 3-3784 AUBURN, WASHINGTON KASPER’S JANTZEN SWEATERS AUBURN, WASHINGTON 5 S MONROE FOOD EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES FOR DAIRY AND FOOD INDUSTRY 1226 1ST AVE. SOUTH SEATTLE, WASHINGTON y.y.y.:.W.X... NORTH 301 W. MAIN ST. CO., INC. ORK BUILDING MATERIAL AUBURN AUBURN BAKERY PURE VEGETABLE SHORTNING DECORATED CAKES, BREADS, (s, PASTRIES 120 E. MAIN AUBURN NORTH COAST ELECTRIC CO LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY 171 JACKSON SEATTLE PORTLAND CAVANAUGH HARDWARE FULLER PAINTS TOYS AND GIFTS 26 E. MAIN - AUBURN AUBURN CONCRETE PRODUCTS TILE SEPTIC TANKS BUILDING BLOCKS 6TH AND C” ST. S. E. AUBURN 82 - GENERAL MERCHANDISE - BROWN’S SERVICE AND GROCERY SERVICE WITH A SMILE NOTIONS - CLOTHING - FEEDS AUBURN-ENUMCLAW HIGHWAY BOTHELL CHEVROLET-CADILLAC CO, SALES AND SERVICE 16 SO. DIVISION TE. 3-2000 AUBURN WASHINGTON Temple 3-4610 Auburn, Washington frontier Drive-In Cleaners “Fresh as a flower in just one hour THE MOST IN DRY CLEANING A. H. Snap Horton 1 Hour Service On All Garments - 126 C St. S.E. Have Your Cleaning Done While In Town! STANDARD GROCERY CO. INSTITUTIONAL WHOLESALERS TACOMA STADIUM BRAND MILES COMPANY READY MIXED CONCRETE PHONE TE. 3-3700 12TH AND M STREET S. E AUBURN, WASHINGTON QUALITY CONCRETE SAND GRAVEL CRUSHED ROCK CONCRETE SUPPLIES 83 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 195i DR. C. A. GEER DR. N. S. JENSEN OPTOMETRISTS 117 E. MAIN TE. 3-5100 AUBURN BERIERLEIN ’S MEN SHOP MEN ' S, BOYS CLOTHING SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AUBURN SERV - UR - SELF GAS WEBSTER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE B. F. GOODRICH TIRES 307 C ST. S. E. AUBURN 1 1 7 WEESE - JEWELRY GUARANTEED 4atch repair WATCHES STERLING SILVER OMEGA BULOVA WALLACE GORHAM HAMILTON ELGIN INTERNATIONAL HEIRLOOM TOWLE 1 847 ROGERS AND COMMUNITY PLATE LENOX CHINA WHERE GIFTS OF DISTINCTION COST NO MORE 202 E. MAIN AUBURN CONGRATULATIONS . . . TO THE CLASS OF ' 58 EVERGREEN STATIONERS 119 E. MAIN AUBURN ROLF’S DARIBAR “WALKING SPECIALS” CONES -SHAKES - SUNDAES AUBURN TE. 3-1432 AUBURN RAMBLER CENTER HOYT MOTOR CO. 126 AUBURN AVE. TEmple 3-4700 PETE’S DRIVE - IN “ORDERS TO GO” ICE-CREAM CONES SHAKES FRIES BREWER MOTOR EQUIPMENT CO. ♦INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS ♦McCORMICK - DEERING FARM EQUIPMENT ♦CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS SALES AND SERVICE 23 A STREET S. W. TE. 3-5500 AUBURN 530 WEST MAIN AUBURN 84 AUBURN’S COMPLETE FOOD CENTER FULL€ft PAINTS AT FULLER IT ' S EASY TO CHARGE IT FULLER PAINTS • GLASS W-PFULLER CO - nr FAIRVIEW N. ROY MU. 2-5334 SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON 85 T“ JOSTEN’S FINE CLASS RINGS, ANNOUNCEMENTS, YEARBOOKS. JIM PALM KEITH GOULD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 VERNON AND ANNA ZACHRISON BAYVIEW SANITARIUM 2221 E. BAY DRIVE OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON PRICE FUNERAL CHAPEL OUR AIM IS TO BE WORTHY OF YOUR FRIENDSHIP AUBURN, WASHINGTON 86 ASTER E. KAPPEL, R. N. GEO. R. KAPPEL, MASSEUR KAPPEL’S REST HOME FOR STATE AND PRIVATE PATIENTS RAINIER INSTITUTE 302 FOURTH ST. N. E. TE. 3-4420 FRESHLY GROUND FLOUR NATURAL ORGANIC FOODS HOMESTYLE BREAD AUBURN WASHINGTON AUBURN t|r e SH0P N. T. CURTICE, MGR. GOODYEAR TIRES P.O.BOX 292 AUBURN, WASH. VULCANIZING AND RECAPPING 402 E. MAIN ST. AUBURN. WASH. HARRY 0. LIESKE INSURANCE AGENCY Gfi m COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE tf .nnn AUTO - FIRE - LIFE 1 u. v “ 1 IUU FUNERAL DESIGNS AND 512 “C” ST. N. E. AUBURN PHONE TE. 3-2580 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 265 E. MAIN AUBURN SEATTLE BOILER WORKS, INC. ROTTL ES HCD A DTliCUT C TH D C STEEL FABRICATORS ESTABLISHED 1889 5237 E. MARGINAL WAY SEATTLE DbrAK 1 MtN 1 olUKfc 136 E. MAIN AUBURN TE. 3-2750 SUNSET LAUNDRY CLEANERS COMPLETE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING SERVICE FISHER’S QUALITY SHOES “A REPUTATION BUILT ON PROPER FIT” 632 W. MAIN TE. 3-3636 AUBURN 140 EAST MAIN ST. AUBURN COMPLIMENTS OF ACME WHOLESALE PLUMBING HEATING SUPPLY TOUGAW TACOMA 9, WASHINGTON TV SERVICE ALL MAKES - WORK GUARANTEED WEAVERS (SYLVANIA HEADQUARTERS) TE. 3-0630 OLSON J ENUMCLAW ' ' WASHINGTON 87 Dear Students and Faculty: We in the Federal Old Line Insurance Company Home Office are grateful to have the Auburn Academy such a close neighbor to Federal Way. our “home town.” We know of your school as a builder of Christian citizens because it is so close to us geo¬ graphically. By reason of our Chief Medical Director and Director of Federal Old Line, Dr. Philip S. Nelson, being vitally interested in your school and our organization, we feel an added common bond. Congratulations to all of you who have helped in building another successful year for the Auburn Academy, and we of the Federal Family extend best wishes to a neighbor of which we are most proud. FEDERAL OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY J. R. ClSSNA President and Chairman of the Board DISTRIBUTORS OF JERSIGOLD ICE CREAM YAMI YOGURT AUBURN DAIRY PRODUCTS AUBURN WASHINGTON HARTMAN TYPEWRITER CO. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS SALES SERVICE - RENTALS RENTON WASHINGTON VALLEY SUPPLY CO-OP GASOLINE AND HEATING OILS CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY 238 8TH S. E. TE. 3-0888 AUBURN TEmple 3-3221 FIRST CLASS UPHOLSTERING REASONABLE ’S MATTRESS UPHOLSTERY RECOVERING - REPAIRING REFINISHING - ANTIQUE WORK - SUPPLIES MATTRESSES RENOVATED 221 C ST., SOUTHEAST HAROLD CARLSON AUBURN, WASH. 70 Years of Community Service Auburn Globe-News Serving ALL Of the Auburn Community HEISSERMAN FUEL HEATING CO., INC 20 B ST. N. E. TE. 3-1111 AUBURN SHELL HEATING OILS 31220 PACIFIC HIGHWAY SO. TR. 3121 FEDERAL WAY 88 YOU one TVelcame at Tflatla 74JcMa @ Meye FOR INFORMATION ABOUT TfMft 0 ?citunc Please Write REGISTRAR WALLA WALLA COLLEGE COLLEGE PLACE, WASHINGTON COMPLI MENTS OF BUCK’S AUTO FREIGHT ENUMCLAW 159 ENUMCLAW WASHINGTON GREYHOUND BILL JESSIE VANCE TICKETS TO ALL POINTS 100 AUBURN AVF AUBURN BUCKNER - WEATHERBY CO. MACHINERY MERCHANTS MACHINE TOOLS - WOODWORKING MACHINERY 1743 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH PHONE: ELIOT 5103 SEATTLE 4 ESTABLISHED 1921 WARREN’S OFFICE EQUIPMENT STORE SALES, SERVICE, AND RENTALS TE. 3-0270 AUBURN, WASH. VAN’S FURNITURE FURNITURE FOR EVERY HOME- AUBURN, WASHINGTON PHONE TE. 3-2200 CLOVERLEAF DAIRY VALLEY’S FINEST MILK AND CREAM” ROY CAVIEZEL, OWNER SUMNER, WASHINGTON PHONE 3-3866 LIGHTLE FUNERAL HOME (FORMERLY TAYLOR-LIGHTLE) TE. 3-4111 MASONIC TEMPLE Bl DG. AUBURN, WASH. EVAN’S DRUG CO. “FRIENDLY DRUGGIST” CONVENIENT LOCATION 240 EAST MAIN AUBURN WASHINGTON 90 k JUNIOR FASHIONS STEELE’S APPAREL AUBURN, WASHINGTON A THEODORE E. ZUCK, JEWELER ELGIN LONGINE WATCHES 22 EAST MAIN AUBURN LARBERG’S MAIN AND E ST. AUBURN BESTWAY BUILDING CENTER WHERE YOUR HOME BEGINS ' SCARFF MOTORS TE. 3-2400 FIRST AND B STREETS N. W. AUBURN Sales and Service for 36 years Auburn TE. 3-1500 THORNTON’S MEN WEAR THE FRIENDLY MEN ' S STORE 121 E. MAIN AUBURN PARK’S RADIO - T.V. SERVICE 416 EAST MAIN - TE. 3-3960 DONALD PARK AUBURN USSERY’S PHARMACY THINK - COMPARE - INSPECT 6 B ST. $. E. DRIVE IN OR WALK IN TEmple 3 5800 AUBURN, WN JACKSPRENGER PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE 201 E. Main TE. 3-2345 AUBURN, WASH Hl 91 Compliments of AMERICAN-SUPERIOR BISCUIT COMPANY 8500 Durango S.W, Tacoma, Washington SKIING AND SPORTS CENTER CLOTHING EQUIPMENT! WASHINGTON HARDWARE SPORTS SHOP 9th PACIFIC TACOMA AUBURN CASH FEED HAY - GRAIN SEED - FERTILIZER 15 C ST. S. W. TE. 3-3040 AUBURN, WASHINGTON CALLING “DOC” KILZUM HIS PATIENTS ALL DIE TERMITES CARPENTER ANTS RATS, MICE, ROACHES, ANTS, WOOD BEETLES, SILVERFISH, BED BUGS, SPIDERS, CARPET BEETLES, FLEAS, BEES, FLIES, MOTHS. PARAMOUNT PEST CONTROL SERVICE OF WASHINGTON P.O.BOX 2 MIDWAY, WASHINGTON NELSON GIFT SHOP WATCH REPAIR 129 E. MAIN TE.3-3580 AUBURN ROY’S TAXI ONE BLOCK FROM GREYHOUND DEPOT PHONE: TE, 3-2450 TE. 3-2520 B U I C K AUBURN’S BUICK CENTER SALES CO. NEW AND USED CARS REPAIRS -ALL CARS AND TRUCKS AUTO AND TRUCK INSURANCE OPEN 7 A.M. TILL 10:30 P.M. PECKENPAUGH DRUG CO. WALGREEN AGENCY AUBURN’S LEADING DRUG 1 STORE TE. 3-1515 AUBURN, WASHINGTON GRAND MATTRESS CO. BEDROOM FURNITURE - MATTRESSES MATTRESSES RENOVATED PHONE RA. 1202 GUARANTEED WORK J. W. OFFIELD 4203 RAINIER AVE. Temperance Insurance Exchange WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON TR. 8-2681 MELVIN E. WHITNEY Agent TEmple 3-2972 RT. 1, Box 275-A AUBURN, WASHINGTON 92 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’58 RUSSELL’S CUSTOM CANNERY TH. 5-2835 PUYALLUP, WASHINGTON WASHINGTON BELTING RUBBER CO. BEARINGS - V-DRIVES - MOTORS SPEED REDUCERS - CLUTCHES MA 8158 ELIOT 5650 672 E. 11TH ST. 2763 1ST AVE. SO. TACOMA, WASH. SEATTLE 4, WASH. AUBURN ACADEMY BOOKSTORE BOOKS • BIBLES PERSONAL SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES FEATURING A COMPLETE _ VIC SMILEY Pianist .... Instructor .... Accompanist Concert and teaching background Piano instruction at all levels LAkeview 5-7551 SEATTLE, WASH. 93 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 58 STUDENT SUPPLIES ART MATERIALS BOOKS • STATIONERY LOWMAN HANFORD 1515 2ND AVENUE SEATTLE 1. WASHINGTON ARCHER BLOWER PIPE CO., INC. PLANTS AT SEATTLE - PORTLAND INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL WORK WE MANUFACTURE COMPLETE BLOWER SYSTEMS AND INCINERATORS. 9500 EAST MARGINAL WAY SEATTLE 8. WASHINGTON PAkway 5-1945 PAkway 5-1914 CHARLES R. McLEAN, SUPT. RESIDENCE PHONE: LAkeview 2-2258 CASCADE MCHY. ELEC. INC II 4600 E. MARGINAL WAY I SEATTLE 4, WASHINGTON I SUPPLIERS OF PUMPING EQUIPMENT I 4 LINES ANSWER PArkway 2-8500 II PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ALWAYS COMPLIMENTS OF . . . t. h. EDWARDS COMPANY WIRE • WIRE ROPE 504 W. IDAHO SEATTLE, WN. FIRE. AUTO and COMPREHENSIVE . . SINCE ItfR Horn Office Enumclaw, Washington 94 NEW MOON CAFE Auburn ' s Most Modern Restaurant For Chinese and American Food ORDERS TO TAKE OUT BREAKFAST, LUNCH DINNER, SUPPER Phone TEmple 3-9949 27 E. Main Street Auburn, Washington • ' Model Kits and Supplies ARTIST Supplies t Ule f HOBBY CENTER 124 C Street Southeast Auburn, Washington ' i is i; CRAFT MATERIAL TEmple 3-9025 D0XS0N SON PACKARD - MERCEDES BENZ - STUDEBAKER COMPLIMENTS OF Penney’s AIWAY fc: iF (R ST O U Ai ! AUBURN, WASHINGTON FITZ AUTO REBUILD FENDER AND BODY WORK PAINTING 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE TE 3-4433 AUBURN, WASHINGTON FRIGIDAIRE SALES SERVICE BIGELOW CARPETS SIMMONS BEAUTY REST BEDDING ETHAN ALLEN COLONIAL FURNITURE HOLMAN’S 602 AUBURN AVE. AUBURN, WASH. 95 THE WORLD NEEDS CONSECRATED CHRISTIAN YOUNG PEOPLE, COME TO AUBURN ACADEMY The Fear of the Lord is the Beginning of Wisdom” Member of the Association of Seventh-day Adventist Secondary Schools and Colleges AUBURN, WASHINGTON PHONE TE 3-4250 96