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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

i£«MNG f VCMBMNG RESOURCES CENTER Auburn Adventist Acsderny Auburn, Washington RAINIER VISTA LEARNING resources center Auburn Adventist Academy . Auburn. Washington Volume XXXI Published by the Associated Students of Auburn Academy Auburn, Washington CONTENTS Introduction . 4 Faculty . 11 Underclassmen. 19 Juniors . 27 Seniors . 33 Religious.49 Activities . 57 Snaps. 89 Advertising.93 Roster . 110 2 TOMORROW 3 PAUL AND THE OTHER APOSTLES . . . HAVE ACTED THEIR PART IN THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE. BUT THE STRUCTURE IS NOT YET COMPLETE ... — Ellen G. White ' : -x. • 4 WE WHO ARE LIVING IN THIS AGE HAVE A WORK TO DO, A PART TO ACT. WE ARE TO BRING TO THE FOUNDATION MATERIAL THAT WILL STAND THE TEST OF FIRE ... --EIAEN G. WHITE • . • • • 6 ' AS CHRIST SENT FORTH HIS DISCIPLES, SO TODAY HE SENDS FORTH THE MEMBERS OF HIS CHURCH ... IF THEY WILL MAKE GOD THEIR STRENGTH HE WILL WORK WITH THEM, AND THEY SHALL NOT LABOR IN VAIN ELLEN G. WHITE PRO DEDICATION To a man of many talents; whose versatile abilities have aided him in jobs no one else wanted. To a man who quietly lives before us, never complaining, showing patience, loyalty, sportsmanship, and general friendliness. To one who has helped with the building of Christ-like characters for this life and the life to come. To you, Mr. Spady, with hearts full of deep admiration and warm affection, we dedicate the 1961 RAINIER VISTA and add your name to the list of wonderful people, chosen throughout the years, to occupy this treasured page. 10 FACULTY ELDER L. E. McCLAIN, PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Students: Another school year comes to a close. This Rainier Vista will keep alive in your memories the happenings of the year. It will recall memories of happiness, friend¬ ship, achievement, success, and failure. It is my desire that you may not only re¬ remember these lessons of Christian liv- but may you long remember the spiritual lessons your teachers have endeavored to teach you. My hope is that you not only remember these lessons of Christian liv¬ ing, but that you apply them to your daily life. May the memories of this school year at Auburn Academy stir us to a renewed determination to live the life that will fit us for life eternal. L. E. McCLAIN, PRINCIPAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES MR. JOE DAY; MR. WILLIS CAMPBELL; ELDER F. E. FROOM; ELDER CHAIRMAN; DR. ROBERT YOUNG; ELDER E. K. MOOERS; MR. E. C. R. AIMES; ELDER J. C. KOZEL; MR. EDGAR ORTNER; ELDER J. C. CHRISTIE; ELDER GEORGE RASMUSSEN; ELDER ED H. WEBB; T. PORTER; ELDER L. E. McCLAIN, SECRETARY; ELDER N. R. DOWER, ELDER DUANE ANDERSON; ELDER M. J. PERRY. 12 MR. EDGAR W. ORTNER, Treasurer MR. DONALD CANTRELL, Registrar The vital statistics involved in our school program are in the capable hands of these men. No absence goes unrecorded or store charge unnoticed. When prob¬ lems arise with grades or finances these men are always ready to give needed counsel and assistance. MISS DORIS ROBERTSON, Dean of Girls MRS. HELEN SIMMONS, Assistant Sharing the joys and sorrows, success and failures, of 130 girls is the work of the South Hall deans. Reward for the long hours spent comes in seeing the girls build characters that will stand in the mighty conflict of life. MR. RON BARROW, Dean of Gibson MR. NORMAN WOODS, Dean of Manous With these deans rests the responsibility of developing attributes which produce the traits of noble manhood. By combin¬ ing a sense of moral values, fair play and humor, their work is a strong influence in each boy ' s life. 13 ELDER EDWIN READING ELDER NORMAN CHAMBERLAIN The giving of a Christ-centered education is the purpose for which Auburn Acad¬ emy exists. The fulfillment of this aim de¬ pends to a large degree on the daily religious instruction of these men. ELDER C. L. WITZEL MR. BILL SIMMONS Learning to live successfully through the experiences of others is the foundation of the social science, Bible, and counseling departments. These men have both the knowledge and ability to make these sub¬ jects practical. MR. RONALD REED MR. WILLIAM COLEMAN With acrid odors escaping from the doors and windows and numerous equations and calculations written on the black¬ boards, the classrooms of said men take on the appearance of organized con¬ fusion. 14 ELDER VERNON BERRY MR. RAY LEADBETTER MR. CLEO LILE Equipment recently purchased in the language department prompts some ex¬ perimentation on the part of these teach¬ ers. A hearty thank you to Elder Berry for his liberal contribution toward this language lab. MR. ELMER LAMPSON MISS JOYCE LEONHARDT Whether financial statements or final ex¬ aminations, Mr. Lampson must prepare them both as business teacher and Academy accountant. Fingers on the home keys, eyes on your copy, you may write, is the familiar chant heard each day by 150 students as they race against the unmerciful stop watch in Miss Leon- hardt ' s typing classes. MR. MARVIN ROBERTSON MRS. C. L. WITZEL MR. JAMES HANSON Music as taught by these dedicated teach¬ ers truly becomes one of the most mag- nificant and delightful presents God has given us. The development of Christian character as well as teaching the com¬ plexities of dotted quarters, scales, cres¬ cendos, sharps and flats, is the objective of this department. 15 W IP MRS. WINNIE CARTER MRS. FLORENCE AIME, DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICE MRS. DOROTHY DONAHEY Behind the nourishing and delicious food prepared each day go long hours of back-breaking work for these dedicated women. Preparing three meals a day for 300 hungry students is a vital responsi¬ bility. A balance of work, play, study, and wholesome food is the formula for the successful, happy student at Auburn Academy. MRS. VERNON BERRY MRS. EUGENE WESSLEN MRS. RAY LEADBETTER Vitamins, treatments, and sound advice are the elements used by Mrs. Berry to fulfill the challenge of keeping 350 teenagers healthy and happy. Mrs. Wess- len and Mrs. Leadbetter promote our future welfare by teaching classes in physical education and health principles. MRS. CLEO LILE MRS. BESSIE SOULE MR. ED SPADY Valuable vocational training is offered in woodworking, metal shop, cooking, sew¬ ing, and textile painting. Interest is cre¬ ated and abilities developed as these teachers give instruction in the practical arts of daily living. 16 MR. ROBERT FARVER Mr. Farver, himself president of the ' Two- Hundred Pound Club ' encourages many new members by providing rich milk and delicious ice cream produced at the Academy Dairy. Early hours, fresh air, and lots of hard work each contribute to a well-rounded educational program for the boys who work down on the farm. MR. DONALD WERTZ MR. EUGENE WESSLEN Dirt on the hands, grease on the overalls, and oil on the face are often the lot of these men as they work to keep our school warm and in good repair. As text books are laid aside, thirty boys learn the important qualities of efficiency, industry and dependability as they assist these men in their important work. MRS. RONALD REED MRS. LEWIS BANEK In the laundry where sheets are counted by the hundreds, and towels by the thou¬ sands, a variety of tasks are provided for 24 students as the mountains of soiled clothes are laundered each week. 17 MR. WILLIAM BANEK MR. RICHARD ROBERTS MR. JOE DAY, FACTORY SUPERINTEN¬ DENT MR. BERRY DeVICE Through the management, sales, and ac¬ counting of these men, the Academy Wood Products continues to prosper and provide added opportunities for students to earn their school expenses while pre¬ paring themselves for future service. MR. RICHARD WARMEN MR. ROBERT SCHNEIDER MR. BILL DAY MR. L. E. SOULE MR. S. HELLAND MR. DAN GRAHAM MR. RICHARD JARRETT MR. RUSSELL SLABACH Under the leadership of these men over ninety students learn by the accurate use of hand and eye the skills of furniture manufacturing. MR. L. H. AUFDERHAR A rustle in the bush or grass may startle us momentarily, but on investigation we find it is none other than Mr. Aufderhar, affectionately called Aufty. His reg¬ ular hourly rounds keep our campus safe and free of unwelcome guests. 18 CLASSES vf blue BELL potato � Chips PRESIDEN SECRETARY: BOBBIE BLISS - P. AT ARMS: $ TREASURER: ROXY SHEPHARD SPONSORS: M«f. FRED ANDERSON JYME ANDERSON LOIS ARMSTEAD MARLAND ARMSTRONG BOBBIE BLISS BOBBIE BROWN CHERYL CRAIN ROGER CREECH KENT DAWSON RONALD DONAHEY DAWN DROWLEY TROY EPPERLY SHARON EUSTICE ESTELLE FLETCHER CHARLES FULTZ VERLEY GEORGE DON GRUBBS IRIS JONES BENTON KELLEY ROGER LLOYD HUDSON LOGAN KENNETH MADDUX PAUL MARTIN LLOYD McGILL 21 VALERIE MclNELLY MARCIA MYERS KAREN NESS JUANITA NEWMAN i NANCY O ' DELL LYNDA OGG DIANA OLDHAM SHERRIE PARKS BILL PHILLIPS FLORENCE PORTWOOD MELODY RING KAREN RYCKMAN ROXANNE SHEPHARD VICTOR SHUMATE TOM THRONDSEN CHERYL TRICHIA LINDA TRUS KATHI VAN BUSKIRK MIKE WALCH JILL WILLIAMS JAMES WONG NELLIE WREN 22 SGT. AT ARMS: LORRAINE LITTLEJOHN PRESIDENT: BOB YOUNG SPONSORS: MR. COLEMAN MR. LAMPSON MISS LEONHARDT VICE PRES.: KATHY RUSSELL SECRETARY: LYNNE NESS TREASURER: JERRY YOUKER JOE MITTLEIDER GORDON BOLYARD DIANNA BROMGARD CINDY BROWN JIM BROWN AMY BUIGIN CLIFFORD CODE KIETH COLEMAN JIM COON JOE CRAIN CHESTER CURTICE CORRA LENN ELLIOTT SABLOU GABRIEL ELMA GOUGE DEE GRUBBS JIM HABERSETZER EDITH HITEN JOHN HUNTER CAROLYN IVY CHARLES JAKEWAY BETH JARBOE 24 TERRY LOWMAN LANCE McGILL CAROL MARTINDALE JIM MILLER SUE MILLER JOE MITTLEIDER FRANK MOODY CAROL MORGAN LYNNE NESS MARIE NEWELL RON NICHELIN COLLEEN NOBLE LORINDA ORTH 25 JUDY PEARSON BOB PFOST RON PRESSNALL MARLENE PULLEY RONALD REED JACK RING LILA ROUP KATHY RUSSELL ANGELYN SANBORN MILDRED SEARS PAUL SHADINGER DAVID SMITH ROBERT STURGIS TANA SWEEM ERIC THORN SHARON WENTLAND MIKE WHITE CLARA WREN TOM WREN MICHAEL YEH GERALD YOUKER BOB YOUNG DIANA ZINK 26 SHARON AINSWORTH ALBA ALVAREZ KAREN ALTMAN MARY ANDERSON OLIVE ARCHER KAREN AUS YVONNE ARMSTRONG SANDRA BALES VICKIE BENNETT FRANK BENSON ROGER BOOKTER STAN BRAATEN HERSHAL BROWN DONNA BUCK UDELL BULGIN BEN BURNETT SHIRLEY CANADAY NANCY CASEBIER RUTH CHAPPELL WAYNE CHAPPELL 28 AUDREY CHING RICKY CLOIN IP ' ) , GLORIA COLLINS SHARON CRAIG ROGER DAHL SUE COLLINS CAROLINE CURRIE PAUL DINKMEIER RITA DONAHEY LARENE DORR JIM DUTTERROW WESLEY FISHER CAROL FOSS KAY GIBBONS LARRY GRUBBS ED HAMERLY HANNAH GABRIEL RICHARD GOODHEW GARY HALLESON JIM HAUBRY 29 LAUREL HAYS MICHAEL HAYS SHARON HENTON DWANE HOUSE BARBARA HIRSCHKORN LARRY HUNTON EVELYN JOHNSON BEN KELLER BARBARA KELLER KEITH KENDALL BOB KILMER CAROLE LINDBERG HAZEL LINDBERG BOB LITTLEJOHN NONA LYMAN LESLIE MARTIN LINDA MARTINDALE CYRILL MONKS DORA MELTON CHERRY MORRIS 30 CHARLA RAE STADDON KENNETH STR EAM KATHLEEN REISWIG JUDITH REYNOLDS TOM RONAN SHARON ROWLAND NANCY RUUSKA ARCHIE SILCOX RON SJOBOEN BARBARA SMITH 31 DALE TAYLOR JACK TAYLOR FLORENCE TEO JANET TUREK HALYARD THOMSEN DON TURNER PHILIP TUTTLE KEN VEAL NETA WESTALL LEE WOLVERTON MARY LOU WITTE JUDY YOUNG LARRY VOTH JOHN WENGER 32 33 ■ ' 1 ' .■ fl A SYLVIA ALTMAN — Sultan — Ambition: Secretary — Attended A.A. 2yrs.; Ranier Vista Copy Editor 4; MV Leader 4; Nurses Club 3; Ushers Club 3,4; Choir 3,4. DORENE ANDERSON — Seattle — Ambition: Home Economics — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; Nurses Club President 4; Ushers Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Chorus 3. JOYCE ANDREWS — Tacoma — Ambition: Homemaker — At¬ tended A.A. 3 yrs.; Ushers Club 3; Chorus 3. KARINA ATKALINS — Tacoma — Ambition: Medical Secretary — Attended A.A. 2 yrs ; ASB Recording Sec. 4 ; Nurse Club 4; Ushers Club 3; Chorus 3. MYRON BANEK — Auburn — Ambition: Undecided — Attended A.A. 3 yrs. WESLEY BANEK — Auburn — Ambition: Engineer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Band 1,2. RAY BENSON — Tacoma — Ambition: Forestry — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Temperance Club 2. DAVE BISSELL — Auburn — Ambition: Dentist — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Ushers Club 3; Band 1; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4. JANICE BITZER — Auburn — Ambition: Dental Hygienist — At¬ tended A.A. 4 yrs.; ZK Treas. 4; Ranier Echoes Staff 3,4; Sab¬ bath School Organist 4; Nurses Club 2,4; Temperance Club 2; Ushers Club 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 4. CAROLYN BUSS — Milton — Freewater, Oregon — Ambition: Dental Hygienist — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. ASB Pianist 3; Sab¬ bath School Organist 3,4; Nurses Club Vice-Pres. 4; Choir and Sylvan Accompanist 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 3. RON CASE — Tacoma — Ambition: Doctor — Attended A.A. 3 yrs. ; ASB Chaplain 3, Parliamentarian 4 ; Ranier Echoes Staff 3; Ranier Vista Business Manager 3; Student Council 2; Sab¬ bath School Pianist 3, Teacher 3; Seminar President 3; Prayer Band Leader 3,4; Ushers Club 3; Choir 2; Band 2. VICKY CHANDLER — Sacramento, California — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 316 yrs.; ZK Sec. 4; Chorus 4. YEIN WING CHOW — Rangoon, Burma — Ambition: Mechani¬ cal Engineer — Attended A.A. 1 yr. ALLAN BRAMAN — Seattle — Ambition: Dentist — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; CL Chaplain 3; Ranier Vista Ad Manager 3; MV Chorister 4, Leader 4; Ushers Club 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4. DELYNN BUNNELL — Yelm - Ambition: Nurse - Attended A.A. 1 yr.; Sabbath School Receptionist 4; Nurses Club 4. DENNIS CLOIN — Tacoma — Ambition: Forestry — Attended A.A. 2 yrs,- Insufficient credits to graduate. GORDON COOK — Auburn — Ambition: Juvenille Detective — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. RON CRAUSE — Kirkland — Ambition: Evangelist — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; CL Pianist 4; Ranier Echoes Staff 4; Sabbath School Teacher 3; MV Pianist 3; Chorister 4; Theology Club 4; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4. DAVE CROOKER — Snoqualmie — Ambition: Marine Architect — Attended A.A. 1 yr. FLOY CURRIE — Seattle — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 3. DANNY DAVIDSON — Eugene, Oregon — Ambition: Dentist — Attended A.A. 1 yr.; Ushers Club 4. CHARLES DAVIS — La Serria, California — Ambition: Landscape Architect — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Brass Choir 4; Choir 4; Sylvan 4. JUDY DIETRICH — Sedro Woolley — Ambition: Missionary Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. ZK Spiritual Vice-Pres. 3, Pianist 4; Ranier Vista Roster Editor 4 ; Sabbath School Teacher 3; MV Sec. 3; Nurses Club 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4. PAULETTE DRESSELL — Seattle — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ranier Vista Staff 3,4; Nurses Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; Colporteur Club President 3; Prayer Band Leader 4; MV Sec. 4. JASON DRUITT — Kelowna, B.C. — Ambition: Doctor — At¬ tended A.A. 1 yr. MV Chorister 4. DAVALEEN DUBOSE — Paradise, California — Ambition: Secre¬ tarial Science — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. ASB Chorister 3, Pianist 4; ZK Pianist 1,3, Social Vice-Pres. 4 ; Class Sec. 1; Sabbath School Chorister 3; MV Pianist 2, Chorister 4; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Temperance Club 2; Ushers Club 1,2,3, Sec 3; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 3; Sylvan 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 3,4. SHARRA LYNN ELLIOTT — Seattle — Ambition: Practical Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. ; Nurses Club 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Choir 3,4. TINA ENGLE — Deer Park — Ambition: Physical Education Teacher — Attended A.A. 1 yr. ; Band 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. DOUG FEATHER — Seattle — Ambition: Architect — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club Sgt. at Arms 4. ELENA FERNANDEZ — Los Angeles, California — Ambition: Vo¬ cational Arts Instructor — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; Nurses Club 2. JIM FORBES — Puyallup — Ambition: Electrician — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Chorus 3; Ushers Club 3. WILMA FOSS — Ryderwood — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; MV Chorister 3; Nurses Club 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4. CAROL FROST — Bellingham — Ambition: Elementary Teacher — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Ushers Club 2; Prayer Band Leader 4. YVONNE GIBBONS — Everett — Ambition: Missionary — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ranier Echoes Staff 4; Sabbath School Teacher 3; Seminar Vice-Pres. 3; Theology Club 4; Nurses Club 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Chorus 3. MONTY GOHL — Monroe — Ambition: Civil Engineer — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yro.; ASb Treas. 4; CL Sec. 3; Student Council 3; Class Treas. 3; Class President 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. SENIORS CHARLES GREENE — Tacoma — Ambition: Business Adminis¬ tration — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. BARBARA GRUBB — Seattle — Ambition: Elementary Teacher — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ZK Pianist 4; Ranier Echoes Associate Editor 4; Sabbath School Pianist 3; MV Pianist 4; Ushers Club 3,4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4. JOAN HALL — Kirkland — Ambition: Secretary — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Prayer Band Leader 4. ED HAMILTON — Boise, Idaho — Ambition: Dentist — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; CL Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 3,4; Presi¬ dent 4; Class Treas. 4; Class President 1; Choir 3,4; President 4; Prayer Band Leader 2,3; Brass Choir 4. LEONA HASKELL — Seattle — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ZK Parliamentarian 4; Nurses Club 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 4. WILLARD HANKS — Seattle — Ambition: Dentist — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Band 3,4. DALE HAVENS — Sumner — Ambition: Engineer — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ASB Sgt. at Arms 4 ; Band 3; Chorus 3; Choir 4. ROSY HAWTHORN — Auburn — Ambition: Archaeologist — At¬ tended A.A. 4 yrs.; ZK Chorister 4; Student Council 1; Class Treas. 1; Nurses Club 3,4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Temperance Club 3; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Sec. 4; Chorus 2; Syl¬ van 4. KEN HEFFEL — Meridian, Idaho — Ambition: Evangelist — At¬ tended A.A. 3 yrs.; CL Sec. 4 ; Ranier Vista Ad Manager 4; MV Leader 4; Temperance Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 4; Prayer Band Leader 2. J DIANE HILDE — Auburn — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Ranier Echoes Staff 4; Student Council 2; Class Vice- Pres. 1,3; MV Leader 4; Nurses Club Vice-Pres. 3; Ushers Club Vice-Pres. 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Chorus 1; Sylvan 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 3. MAYME HUBACH — Monroe — Ambition: Secretary — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Band 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 4. GAIL HUBBARD — Westport — Ambition: Elementary Teacher — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; MV Organists 4; Nurses Club 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. SENIORS LANNIE HUNTON — Seattle — Ambition: Lawyer — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. ; Ushers Club 3,4. WALLY INGRAM — Castle Rock — Ambition: Electrical Engineer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; CL Sec. 3, Chaplain 4; Class Sgt. at Arms 1, Chaplain 2; Sabbath School Teacher 2; Prayer Band Leader 2. RON JEPSON — Seattle — Ambition: Industrial Designer — At¬ tended A.A. 1 yr. JUDITH JOHNSON — Centralia — Ambition: Bookkeeper — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.,- Prayer Bank Leader 4; Nurses Club 4 ; Ush¬ ers Club 3, BILL JORDAN — Seattle — Ambition: Physical Therapist — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; Chorus 3,4. JOE JORGENSEN — Grandview — Ambition: Farmer — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 3. SHARON KRENZLER — Auburn — Ambition: Secretary — At¬ tended A.A. 4 yrs. DON LAY — San Bernardino, California — Ambition: Printer — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.r Ushers Club 4 ; Chorus President 4. JOHN LEE — Bangkok, Thailand — Ambition: Physician — At¬ tended A.A. IV 2 yrs. VERDENE LIBBY — Auburn — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; ASB Pianist 3; ZK Pianist 2, President 4; Sabbath School Pianist 2; MV Organist 3; Nurses Club Sec.-Treas. 3; Band Vice- Pres. 3, Publicity Sec. 4 ; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. BONNIE KEETON — Loma Linda, California — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; ZK Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4; MV Sec. 4; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Ushers Club 2,3; Prayer Band Leader 4. 1961 NADINE LLOYD — Olympia — Ambition: Homemaker — At tended A.A. 1 yr.; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. LOREN LUCE — Sequim — Ambition: Laboratory Technician — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; CL Treas. 3; Ushers Club 4; Band 1,2; Choir 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Sylvan 4. DAVID MASTERJOHN — Duvall — Ambition: Theology — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; CL Sports Sec. 3; Ranier Echoes Staff 4; Class Chaplain 4; MV Leader 3; Seminar President 4; Theology Club 4; Ushers Club 4; Band 4. SHIRLEY MEHRER — Ellensburg — Ambition: Secretarial Science — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ASB Vice-Pres. 4; ZK Treas. 3; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Nurses Club 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. BRUCE MERIZAN — Renton — Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Band 1,2,3,4; Brass Choir 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; Ranier Echoes Staff 4. CATHY McGUIRE — Paradise, California — Ambition: Surgical Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club 3; Chorus 3; Prayer Band Leader 4. BOB McSWAIN — Seattle — Ambition: Music — Attended A.A. IV 2 yrs.; Band 4; Brass Choir 4; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; M.V. Chor¬ ister 4. JANICE MONSON — Kirkland — Ambition: Juvenille Counselor — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; Ranier Echoes Staff 3,4; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Choir 3,4; Chorus 2. BARBARA MORGAN — Auburn — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2! 2yrs. LAURENCE NALAMLIENG - Bangkok - Ambition: Undecided — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Class Sgt. at Arms 3; Insufficient cred¬ its to graduate. JUDY NEELY — Auburn — Ambition: Occupational Therapist — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; ZK Pianist 3; Ranier Echoes Staff 4; Ran¬ ier Vista Snap Editor 4 ; Nurses Club 2,3,4; Temperance Club 2; Ushers Club 3; Band 4 ; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. earning resources CEN.Eg Alburn Adventist Acadffljy 1961 WILLA NESS — Bellingham — Ambition: Medical Secretary — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; Nurses Club 3,4 ; Ushers Club Sec. 3,4; Band 4; Chorus 2,3,4. PHOEBE NEWBY — Grandview — Ambition: Anesthetic — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs. ; ZK Vice-Pres. 3; Nurses Club 4; Prayer Band Leader 3. PAT PARKER — College Place — Ambition: Elementary Teacher — Attended A.A. 1 yr.,- Nurses Club 4. CAROLYN PATTEE — Sumner — Ambition: Teacher — Attended A.A. 2 yrs, ; ZK President 4; Associate Editor Ranier Vista 4; Ushers Club 4; Chorus 3; Prayer Band Leader 4. FRANK PAYNE — Dillingham, Alaska — Ambition: Engineer — Attended A.A. 3 yrs. Chorus 3,4; DON PEARSON — Sedro Woolley — Ambition: Accountant — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Sabbath School Leader 4; Ushers Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4. SENIORS JIM PFOST — boise, Idaho — Ambition: Physician — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ASB Chaplain 4; CL Chorister 4; Band 3,4; Brass choir 4; Choir 3,4. DONNA PHILLIPS — Auburn — Ambition: Teacher — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. ; ZK Parliamentarian 4; Ranier Echoes Staff 3,4; Rainer Vista Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; MV pianist 3, Leader 4; Youth ' s Congress Delegate 3; Temperance Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Choir 3,4; Prayer Band Leader 4. DON PRESSNALL — Auburn — Ambition: Construction Engineer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. FRED PRICE — Burlington — Ambition: Agriculture — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. ; Ushers Club 4. SALLY PYKE — Mount Vernon — Ambition: Business Administra¬ tion — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Prayer Band Leader 4. CAROL RENK — Monroe — Ambition: Dressmaker — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; ZK Sec. 4; Ranier Echoes Staff 3; Choir 4; Chorus 3. WESLEY RENK - Monroe - Ambition: Baker - Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Ushers Club 4 ; Choir 4; Chorus 3; Sylvan. JUDY RING — Auburn — Ambition: Dental Hygienist — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; Sabbath School Chorister 4; Ushers Club 3; Choir 4; Chorus 3; Sylvan 4. PAM RUPERT — Snohomish — Ambition: Mathematician — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; ASB Recording Sec. 3; Parliamentarian 3; Rainer Echoes Staff 3,4; Ushers Club 3 DOUG SCHULTZ — Bellingham — Ambition: Minister — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; CL Chorister 3; MV Chorister 3, Leader 4; Chorus Sgt. at Arms 3; Choir 4. NORMAN SCHWISOW — Sunnyside - Ambition: Music — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; ASB Chaplain 3; Class Chaplain 3; CL President 4 ; Band 3,4, President 4 ; Brass Choir 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4. STEVE SHANNON — Centralia — Ambition: Minister — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; Ushers Club 3,4. JEANNINE SILVER — Seattle — Ambition: Surgeon — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Rainier Echoes Staff 3, Editor 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. LINDA SIMMONS — Auburn — Ambition: Dean of Girls — At¬ tended A.A. 4 yrs.; Rainier Echoes Staff 4; MV Leader 3; Nur¬ ses Club 4 ; Temperance Club 2; Band 1,2,3,4. JANET SMITH — Renton — Ambition: Stenographer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; Temperance Club 2; Ushers Club 1,2,3; Chorus 3. GRANT SNIDER — Tacoma — Ambition: Physician — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Chorus 4; Prayer Band Leader 4. SENIORS DIANNE SORENSON — Monroe — Ambition: Sociologist — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs. ; Rainier Echoes Staff 4; Seminar Sec. 4; Nurses Club 3,4; Ushers Club 3,4; Chorus 3. MARIE STENSAA — Stanwood — Ambition: Home Economics — Attended A.A. 3 yrs. SANDRA STONE — Auburn — Ambition: Secretary — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. EDA TAYLOR — Seattle — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Nurses Club 3,4. KEN THOMPSON — Tacoma — Ambition: Ancient History Teacher — Attended A.A. 2 yrs. DICK TOLF — Bremerton — Ambition: Business — Attended A.A. 3 yrs.; CL Sgt. at Arms 4; Class Sgt. at Arms 4; Ushers Club President 4; Choir 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. WOODY VAN BUSKIRK — Tacoma — Ambition: Business — At¬ tended A.A. 1 yr. DARLENE VEAL — Hoquiam — Ambition: Elementary Teacher — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. ; Nurses Club 1; Ushers Club 2; Chorus 1,3; Prayer Band Leader 4. SANDIE WHITE — Auburn — Ambition: Surgical Nurse — At¬ tended A.A. 4 yrs.; ASB Sec. 3; Rainier Vista Copy Editor 3; Student Council 3; Class Sec. 2,3; Sabbath School Leader 4, Teacher 3; MV Leader 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 3,4. JERRY WHITEHOUSE - Chehalis — Ambition: Theology - At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs. Sabbath School Pianist 3,4; Theology Club 4; Ushers Club 4; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; MV Leader 4. DON WHITTLE — Tacoma — Ambition: Marine Biologist — At¬ tended A.A. 2 yrs.; Chorus 3,4. MARIE WILD — Angwin, California — Ambition: Secretarial Sci¬ ence — Attended A.A. 1 yr. Class Sec. 4; Sabbath School Pian¬ ist 4; MV Pianist 4; Nurses Club 4; Choir 4; Sylvan 4. JUDY WILLIAMS — Port Orchard — Ambition: Dental Assistant — Attended A.A. 4 yrs. ZK Parliamentarian 3; Ranier Echoes Staff 1; Rainier Vista Typist 3; Nurses Club 4 - Band 1,2,3. BOBBIE WILSON — Tacoma — Ambition: Nurse — Attended A.A. IV 2 yrs.,- Chorus 3; Band 3; Nurses Club 3. HATTIE WOOD — Seattle — Ambition: Secretary — Attended A.A. 2 yrs.; Chorus 3. CHARLES WREN — Dillingham, Alaska — Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer — Attended A.A. 4 yrs.; CL Treas. 4; Band 4. WAYNE YOUNG — Puyallup — Ambition: Minister — Attended A.A. 3 yrs. ; ASB President 4, Treas. 3; Rainier Vista Staff 4; Class Sgt. at Arms 2, President 3; Theology Club President 4 - Prayer Band Leader 3. ' True education means more than taking a icertain coi se of study. It is broad. It includes the harmoni- ous development of all physical powers and fie men¬ tal faculties. It teaches the love and fear of Gfod, and is a preparation for the faithful discharge of duties. - Ellen G. White SEMINAR Dedicated student speakers im¬ part the love of Christ to us while preparing for future ser¬ vice . . . SEMINAR OFFICERS: Dave Masterjohn, Jim Pfost, Halvard Thomsen, Dianne Sorenson. USHERS CLUB Order and dignity are com¬ bined to aid in establishing the desired attitude of rev¬ erence. USHER CLUB OFFICERS. BACK ROW: Loren Luce, Mr. Edward Spady, Mr. Elmer Lampson, Dick Tolf. FRONT ROW: Ron Crouse, Judy Young, Carolyn Ivy, Dorene Anderson, Willa Ness. 50 S. S. OFFICERS: Judy Dietrich, Marie Wild, Janice Bitzer, Shirley Canaday, Yvonne Armstrong, Kay Gibbons, Diane Hilde, Olive Archer, Gail Hubbard, Yvonne Gibbons, Eda Taylor, Sandie White, Estelle Fletcher, Ricky Cloin, Jerry Whitehouse, Don Pearson, Ron Reed, Norman Schwisow, Benny Burnett, Ron Case, Elder Vernon Berry. The Church at study provides opportunity to serve as we exercise our talents . . . LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Auburn Adventist Academy Auburn Washington SI SABBATH WORSHIP Holy, holy, holy! Lord God Almighty! Early in the morning our song shall rise to Thee: Holy, holy, holy! merciful and mighty! God over all who rules eternity! 52 THEOLOGY CLUB President, Wayne Young Vice President, Lee Wolverton Secretary, Ken Veal Learning today. Leading for God tomorrow . . . YOUTH’S CONGRESS DELEGATES Twenty-three students re¬ turned from Atlantic City to inspire us with the aim More Valor for Christ. 53 M. V. OFFICERS. BACK ROW: Boug Schultz, Allan Braman, Jason Druitt, Ron Crause, Ken Heffel, Ron Reed, Elder Norman Chamberlain Elder Edwin Reading. FRONT ROW: Jerry Whitehouse, Donna Phillips Miss Joyce Leonhardt, Verdene Libby, Neta Westall, Sharon Rowland, Sylvia Altman, Barbara Crubb, Bonnie Keeton, Diane Hilde, Dava- leen DuBose, Carolyn Bliss, Marie Wild. MISSIONARY VOLUNTEERS Time spent in fellowship with our Maker keeps our faith alive and growing . . . TEMPERANCE The development of a strong mind and a well-balanced charac¬ ter is the challenge presented . . . TEMPERANCE ORATORS: Sylvia Altman, Dick Tolf, Willa Ness, Jason Druitt, Paulette Dressel, Ken Veal, Kathy Russell. 54 IN GATHERING Though chilled in the cold, biting air, our hearts were warm as we honored our Saviour in song. WORSHIP ' Prayer is the opening of the heart o God as to a friend. — Ellen G. White 55 Pause at His feet for a moment of prayer . . . The weeks of prayer we experience help us develop our faith and exercise that greater love that makes us live each for the other and all for God. Elder Hiten counsels during the Fall Week of Prayer. WEEKS OF PRAYER STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER SPEAKERS. BACK ROW: Ron Crause, Ken Stream, David Masterjohn, Ken Veal, Norman Schwisow, Cyrill Monks, FRONT ROW: Sylvia Altman, Diane Hilde, Paulette Dressel, Yvonne Armstrong, Kathy Rus¬ sell, Audrey Ching. 56 Wayne Young, First Semester President; Mr. Norman Woods, Sponsor; Ed Hamilton, Second Semester President; Mr. Ronald Reed, Sponsor,- OFFICE Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Recording Secretary Parliamentarian Chorister Pianist Sergeant at Arms FIRST SEMESTER Shirley Mehrer Charla Rae Staddon Monty Gohl Jim Pfost Karina Atkalns Ron Case Sandy Brown Davy DuBose Dale Havens SECOND SEMESTER Verdene Libby Sylvia Altman Lee Wolverton Bruce Merizan Cathy McGuire Monty Gohl Diane Hilde Ron Case Willard Hanks ASS 58 OCIATED STUDENT BODY The success off our school depends greatly on its leaders. However, the students as a whole determine the quality, nature, and amount of school spirit. Duties and functions willingly performed by both individuals and committees have encouraged school spirit in the hearts of student, faculty, and friends here at Auburn Academy. 59 THE A. S. B. SPONSORS THE FALL FESTIVAL... There was only a ghost of a chance that you would not enjoy yourself at the ASB Fall Festival, the evening of October 31, 1960. Outside the night crept closer and the wind softly moaned, but inside there was laughter and noise. The students flocked to the booths to throw darts, shoot at balloons, toss rings, and bob for apples. Everyone won prizes, ate doughnuts and French fries, and drank cider and hot chocolate; some even borrowed pies! A hush came over the group as a black cat shrieked loudly and the program began. A faint, dim glow was the only lighting in the auditorium while Mr. Robertson told of the plotting feline family. bones about it, the Fall Festival is the bewitching program of the year. RAINIER ECHOES RAINIER ECHOES Auburn Academy EXTRA DAY ADDED AS CAMPAIGN BOOST As an incentive to gather RAIN¬ IER ECHOES subscriptions an extra day of Thanksgiving va¬ cation will be added if 1,000 subscriptions have been turned in before time to go home. The goal, however, is still 1,200. A skit was given to announce this reward in which mem¬ bers of the paper staff participa¬ ted. Among these were: Ken Veal, President Kennedy; Paul¬ ette Dressel, Jackie; Monty Gohl, Nixon; Dave Masterjohn, An¬ drews,- Ron Crause, Jack Essman, Don Pressnal, FBI men,- Wayne Young, detective,- Doug Schultz, announcer; Janice Bitzer, organ¬ ist; Barbara Grubb, pianist. Prizes are being awarded for the highest number of subscrip¬ tions. At present Ron Reed leads the group with 22. The prizes include $5 credit at the school store, and a $35 grand prize to be applied to the winner ' s account. All who turn in 15 or more sub¬ scriptions before midnight, No¬ vember 30, will be eligible for the ski picnic. Mr. Ray Leadbetter and Mr. Cleo Lile, Sponsors . SONGTERS TO TRAVEL TO VANCOUVER FOR INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ' S CONGRESS A Cappella Choir members are looking forward to performing at the International Youth ' s Congress convening November 12 in Vancouver, British Colum¬ bia. The Blue Beetle will take them to Vancouver where they will give an afternoon program in the New Westminster Junior High School. They will also sing for the 1 1 o ' clock service. The numbers to be presented on the program are: Jesu, Word of God Incarnate, The Beati¬ tudes, Ain ' a That Good News God of Our Fathers, and others. The congress will be a review of the Youth ' s Congress held in Atlantic City last summer, which emphasized Spotlight on the Bible. AMATEUR HOUR COMING The Knights of Casa Loma pre¬ sent their annual Amateur Hour November 19 at eight o ' clock in the Rainier Auditorium. Ed Webb, M. V. Secretary of the Washington Conference, is to be the master of ceremonies, and starring as guest artists will be the Heralds of Song from southwestern Idaho. Serious se¬ lections, comedy numbers, and readings will be featured in the program. RAINIER ECHOES PUBLISHED TEN ISSUES PER YEAR BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF AUBURN ACAD¬ EMY. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MATTER AT THE POST OFFICE AT AUBURN, WASHINGTON. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Jeannine Sil¬ ver; ASSOCIATE EDITORS, Bar¬ bara Grubb, Ken Veal; COLUM¬ NISTS, Janice Bitzer, Lee Wol- verton,- REPORTERS, Ron Crause, Paulette Dressel, Jack Essman, Yvonne Gibbons, Diane Hilde, David Masterjohn, Bruce Meri- zan, Janice Monson, Judy Neely, Donna Phillips, Don Pressnall, Pam Rupert, Doug Schultz, Linda Simmons, Dianne Sorenson, Flo¬ rence Teo, Wayne Young, John King, Cherry Morris, Carol Foss. SPONSORS, Mr. Ray Leadbetter, Mr. Cleo Lile,- PHOTOGRAPHER, Mr. Merle Jordan. Jeannine Silver, Editor in Chief. GIRLS TO AUCTION GOODIES To assist in meeting club expen¬ ses, Zeta Kappa will auction pies, cakes, and cookies on Wednesday night, Novem¬ ber 30. COMING EVENTS October 22 . October 29 . November 5 . November 13 . November 19 . November 22—27 . December 3 . December 10. December 17 . December 21 — January 2 January 7. January 14 . January 21 . . Class Parties . ASB Fall Festival .Active Recreation Girls ' Club Open House . Amateur Hour . Vacation . . . . Temperance Society .Caroling . Caroling .Vacation . Senior Variety Program . Mr. America Neil Douglas — Alaska Barbara Grubb and Ken Veal, Associate Editors 61 RAINIER Editor-in-Chief Donna Phillips Sponsor, Mr. Marvin Robertson Associate Editor, Carolyn Pattee Judy Dietrich Roster Editor Sylvia Altman Copy Editor Miss Doris Robertson Sponsor Janice Rasmussen Typist 62 VISTA FF Halvard Thomsen, Assistant Advertising Manager Mr. Elmer Lampson, Sponsor Udell Bulgin, Business Manager Ken Heffel, Advertising Manager Janet Turek Lee Wolverton Judy Neely Judy Young Assistant Editor Sports Editor Snap Editor Photographic Editor 63 CA To mention Knights of Casa Loma brings a thrill of pride to each member. The club sponsors cultural and spiritual growth in the dormitory and is well-known for its annual Amateur Hour. President Norman Schwisow Wayne Young Vice-President Ken Veal Bob McSwain Chaplain Wally Ingram Don Lay Secretary Ken Heffel Loren Luce Treasurer Charlie Wren Dave Masterjohn Parliamentarian Ed Hamilton Bruce Merizan Chorister Jim Pfost Ricky Cloin Pianist Ron Crause Keith Kendall Sergeant at Arms Dick Tolf Grant Snider Sports Secretary Lee Wolverton Bob Littlejohn Sponsors Mr. Ron Barrow Mr. Norman Woods Boys ' Club Feed — shamburgers potato chips, deviled eggs, olives, pickles, pie, root beer . . . SA LOMA Frank Moody portrays Napoleon ' s Last Charge. You mean that man with the wart on his nose? We ' re looking for the ' Lost Chord. ' Pianist Chorister Treasurer Parliamentarian President Vice President Spiritual Vice-President Judy Dietrich Rosy Hawthorn Janice Bitzer Donna Phillips Verdene Libby Davaleen DuBose Charla Rae Staddon Barbara Grubb Sandra Bales Terry Lowman Leona Haskell Carolyn Pattee Bonnie Keeton Sharon Craig Guest Artist — The Four-do-matics Mr. Woods, Elder Chamberlain, and Miss Leonhardt judge second prize room. 66 A ZETA KAPPA Active and attractive are terms that may be used to describe this club. Through banquets, parties, swims, and programs, it aims to enrich the life of each member, culturally, socially, and spiritually. Secreta ry Carol Renk Vicky Chandler Sponsors Miss Doris Robertson Mrs. Helen Simmons One Sunday -f- cars = cash First Prize Room. Elma Gouge, Carolyn Pattee. 67 Operation reconnaissance 371,372,373 hand! — Ow! My The two-hundred pounders weigh c£PTE won won WON Sold! To the man in the plaid vest. It ' s a grand night for Seniors 70 WED TH,i. ° ™ U F l SAT V UARY Thu 1961 F Ri sat RY nHUF IS AT s 3 10 n 16 J7 . Teachers turn entertainers — experts tool Thrills and Spills . . . Columbia Academy “Sounds Off. 71 q. Soldiers? Not yet! Ladies only? There ' s a in My Heart. We ' ll share the Memory of this day . . . Spring Fever w Out of the mirky dusk of men ' s forebodings Climb upward, far above this earthly strife. But know that the laurels of the victor Are won on the lowly battlefield of Life. To climb the heights of glory and achievement And not forget the work that must be done, To touch the hand of God and man in service — Make this your goal. The Class of ' 61. Remembering still the needs of the teeming valley Clim, climb above earth ' s puny spires and spars. Seek oft the heights of Love ' s transfiguration. Success be yours on the Stairway to the Stars. Vernon E. Berry 74 The value of song as a means of education should never be lost sight of . . . Let there be singing in the school, and the pupils will be drawn closer to God, to their teachers, and to one another. — Ellen G. White 75 CHORUS SYLVAN CHORUS 76 David Bissell, Bob McSwain, Doug Schultz, Larry Hunton. Verdene Libby, Marie Wild, Carolyn Bliss. Norman Schwisow, Ron Crause, Jerry Whitehouse, Bruce Merizan. Ricky Cloin, Keith Kendall, Ken Veal, Cyrill Monks. Judy Neely, Davaleen DuBose, Diane Hilde. Bobbie Bliss, Juanita Newman, Estelle Fletcher. The music which these trios and quartets provide contributes much to the religious services, Saturday night and chapel programs, club meetings, and banquets which make up the activities of the school year. 77 Jim Pfost, Ed Hamerly, Tina Engle, Udell Bulgian, Linda Simmons, Janice Mon- son, Sharra Lynn Elliott, Rosy Hawthorne. Under the direction of Mr. Hanson, the Auburn Academy Band offers a constant source of pleasure to its members. Through hours of diligent practice the band has achieved the necessary teamwork needed to pro¬ duce the musical qualities of keen rhythm, clear melody, and colorful harmony. BACK ROW: Donna Phillips, Janice Bitzer, Jim Brown, Mayme Hubach, Beth Jarboe, FRONT ROW: David Masterjohn, Sherry Parks, Corra Lenn Elliott, Paul Martin. Ron Reed, Bob McSwain, Sandie White, Charles Wren, Nona Ly¬ man, Diane Hilde. Willa Ness, Verdene Libby, Benton Kelley, Judy Neely, Ron Crause, Paul Shadinger. BACK ROW: Bob Littlejohn, Norman Schwisow Allan Braman, Steve Kelln, Audrey Ching, Willard Hanks, Ken Stream. Larry Hunton, Roger Dahl, Roger Lloyd, Mike Hays, Frank Moody, Rick Cloin, Ed Hamil¬ ton, Ken Heffel, Bruce Merizan. INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE BRASS CHOIR 80 , fity ' ■Recreation, when true to its name, re-creation, tends to strengthen and build up. Calling us aside from our ordinary cares and occupations, it affords refreshment for mind and body, and thus enables us to return with new vigor to the earnest work of life. Ellen G. White 81 INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL BACKF1ELD: Ricky Cloin, Bob Littlejohn, Lee Wolverton LINE: Bob Price, Ray Heiberg, Wesley Fisher, James Pashtat, Tom Ronan. Doug Feather is all alone as he catches this pass on the 16 yard line. 82 Under the leadership of Mr. Woods and Mr. Barrow, our intramural sports program, with emphasis on teamwork and sportsmanship, has been greatly expanded this year. Flag football is the latest of our organized intramural sports. The rules that govern the game of flag football are altered considerably from the rules of regular football. There are eight players on each team and each player is equipped with a flag. Removal of the ball carrier ' s flag consititutes a down. There is no tackling. The length of the field is 90 yards, rather than the regulation of 100 yards. There were five teams in the Intramural Flag Football League this year. After many a grueling battle on the gridiron. Lee Wolverton and Larry Hunton quarterbacked their teams into a first place tie. 83 INTRACLASS BASKETBALL Ron Reed, No. 41, controls a jump ball during a Freshman- Sophomore game. JUNIORS: Rick Cloin, Bob Littlejohn, James Pashtat, Archie Silcox, Lee Wolverton, Tom Ronan. SENIORS: Ken Heffel, Dave Crooker, Fred Price, Mike Pae, Dave Masterjohn, Danny Davidson. 84 Play periods during the long winter months provide ample time for the intra class basketball games. With fair play and teamwork uppermost in the minds of the players, and with the loyal support of their respective classes, the teams strive hard to take the laurels. League standing at press time. W L Seniors. 4 0 Juniors . 2 2 Sophomores . 1 4 Freshmen.0 1 Players wait tensely as Joe Crain, No. 34, tries a jump shot. 85 Ken Heffel takes the short toss from Charley Wren in an attempt to stop base runner Ricky Cloin. The next hitter. Bob Littlejohn, watches intently. INTRACLASS BASEBALL With the first signs of clearing weather the gym becomes a tomb and all of the activity turns to the baseball field. From there we hear the familiar sounds of the horsehide against the hickory. Spring practice brings the usual sore arms and aching backs, but to those who train diligently comes the reward of a place on the team. Emphasis is also placed on the development of the person in the field of individual sports. From fall to spring you will find many practicing tennis, ping-pong, horse¬ shoe, tumbling, trampo¬ line, weight lifting, and also participating in reg¬ ular physical education program sponsored by the school. Cyrill Monks bite his lips as he returns Jim Forbes ' serve. INDIVIDUAL SPORTS 86 m f Linda Simmons Joyce Andrews Sylvia Altman Vicky Chandler Danny Davidson Nineties Get-up For crying out loud! But Rick, I can ' t see a thing without them. Mighty Audrey at the bat. Hello, Young Lovers Si? How! Wagon Relay. Please! I just combed my hair. Check that hat! Caught in the act. Never thot it would come to this. My lead broke sir. Ah, You ' re just saying that. Showing off again. How ' d I get into this mess? Really? My Congressman says . . . Some Enchanted Evening Bring the carriage Charles. Which way to Minneapolis? Want a ride? Pensive Profile Look what I found! Ooooh that smarts! I ' m embarrassed. America has dazzeled The mischievous one Rosy Hawthorn Don Pearson Davy Du Bose Tim Perman Wilma Foss Sandy I White ! C a rol Frost Myron Banek Jan Bitzer Paulette Dressell Doug Schultz Darlene Veal Gordon Cook Karina Atkahns Shirley Mehrer Willard Hanks Mayme Hubach Thank you . . . 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FEDERAL OLD LINE INSURANCE COMPANY PHILLIP’S UPHOLSTERY AUBURN BUS DEPOT WESTERN GREYHOUND RECOVERING — REPAIRING REFINISHING — ANTIQUE WORK — SUPPLIES MATTRESSES RENOVATED PHONE TE 3-3350 SERVICE BARBER SHOP NELSON LUMBER HARDWARE “HOME TOWN HARDWARE” TA 5-2871 1304 GRIFFIN AVE. ENUMCLAW 3 CHAIRS Across from the Post Office 29 1st N.E. AUBURN CLAUDE’S SPORTING GOODS . . . Sports Equipment Rentals . . . Johnson Motors Sales Service 201 1st N.E. LARBERG’S AUBURN TIRE SHOP AUBURN GENERAL TIRES AND RECAPPING SERV-UR-SELF GAS WEBSTER AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES ACADEMY DAIRY MILKSHAKES NUTTY SQUARES BANANA SPLITS SUNDAES SHERBERT MILK COTTAGE CHEESE ORANGE DRINK 140 E. Main Auburn, Wash. SAVE! VISIT OUR REDUCED RACK ROOM. COMPLIMENTS OF — WASHINGTON CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS 4414 WOODLAND PARK AVENUE SEATTLE, WASHINGTON PECKENPAUGH DRUG CO. MASONRY BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. WALGREEN AGENCY AUBURN’S LEADING DRUG STORE TE 3-1515 AUBURN, WASHINGTON PLASTERING MATERIALS LIGHTING FIXTURES SCAFFOLD RENTALS PUMICE BLOCK FLOOR TILE STONE 707 Auburn Ave. Auburn, Wash. FORD — FALCON — THUNDERBIRD MERCURY COLLINS MOTOR CO. SALES AND SERVICE TA 5-2523 ENUMCLAW NELSON’S JEWELRY GIFTS AND WATCH REPAIR TE 3-3580 101 E MAIN AUBURN in AUBURN irs THRIFTIME FOR DRUGS . . . 25 Different Departments Week Days 9 a.n To Serve You Sundays 10 a.m FREE DELIVERY Ample Parking Call TE 3-4570 MELVIN WHITNEY “INSURANCE FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS” . . . FIRE . . . AUTO PHONE TE 3-5140 8 AUBURN AVENUE AUBURN TRUDIES BEAUTY NOOK HOURS: 12:30 P.M. — 10:30 P.M. Saturdays: 8:00 A.M. — 4:00 P.M. TE 3-6440 12 SOUTH DIVISION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1961 DR. C. A. LUST 117 E. MAIN THE FIRST TE 3-5100 OPTOMETRIST NATIONAL BANK OF AUBURN WEAVERS T.V. APPLIANCES NORGE FRIGIDAIRE SYLVANIA EMERSON SALES AND SERVICE TE 3-0630 721 AUBURN AVE. AUBURN BROWN’S SERVICE AND GROCERY GENERAL MERCHANDISE “SERVICE WITH A SMILE ENUMCLAW MEMBER F.D.I.C. . to 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. AUBURN AUBURN-ENUMCLAW HIGHWAY BEST WISHES FROM YOUR 9 AUBURN AUTO DEALERS BUY YOUR NEXT CAR IN AUBURN LITTLE DETROIT of the WEST AUBURN’S BUICK CENTER HOYT RAMBLER CENTER Buick Buick Special Rambler American BOTHELL CHEVROLET-CADILLAC CO. Ambassador Metropolitan Chevrolet Cadillac Corvair ROBERT’S OLDSMOBILE BREWER MOTOR AND EQUIP. CO. Oldsmobile Olds F85 Chrysler Plymouth Valiant SCARFF MOTORS DOXON AND SON Ford Falcon Thunderbird Studebaker Mercedes-Benz VALLEY MOTOR’S HAWKIN’S PONTIAC Dodge Dart Lancer Pontiac Tempest MYRTLE ROLFE CLOVERLEAF DAIRY CHILD SHOP “VALLEY ' S FINEST MILK AND CREAM 222 E MAIN AUBURN ENUMCLAW TRACTOR EQUIP., CO. ROY CAVIEZEL, OWNER SUMNER, WASHINGTON AGRICULTURAL — INDUSTRIAL PHONE UN 3-6866 ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RAINIER VISTA STAFF 1961 Ainsworth, Sharon 28 612 S. W. 1st St., Pendleton, Ore. Allen, James P. O. Box 422, Napavine Altman, Karen 28 Rt. 2, Box 127 A, Monroe Altman, Sylvia 34 Rt. 2, Box 127 A, Monroe Alvarez, Alba 28 Box 218, Guatemala, Central America Anderson, Don 636 N. Anderson, Tacoma Anderson, Dorene 34 3944 Morgan St., Seattle 18 Anderson, Fred 21 Rivers Inlet, Wadhams P.O., B.C. Anderson, Jyme 21 Rt. 1, Box 48 D, Sedro Woolley Anderson, Mary 28 3450 12th Ave. W., Seattle Andrews, Joyce 34 8068 S. Ainsworth, Tacoma 4 Archer, Olive 28 Rt. 4, Box 282, Mt. Vernon Armstead, Lois 21 1706 N. Lafayette Ave. Bremerton Armstrong, Marland 21 1143 Hewitt, Bremerton Armstrong, Yvonne 28 1143 Hewitt, Bremmerton Atkalns, Karina 34 415 N. Sheridan, Tacoma 6 Aus, Karen 28 6011 4th N.E., Seattle Bales, Sandra 28 Rt. 1, Bo x 96, Raymond Banek, Myron 34 1505 28th St., Auburn Banek, Wesley 34 3140 Academy Drive, Auburn Bennett, Vickie 28 Rt. 2, Box 395, Winlock Benson, Frank 28 3721 S. J. St., Tacoma 8 Benson, Ray 34 3721 S. J. St. Tacoma 8 Bissell, Dave 34 3115 Academy Dr., Auburn Bitzer, Janice 35 1019 9th N. E., Auburn Blakslee, Edward Rt. 2, Box 2643, Woodinville Bliss, Bobbie 21 Box 837, Ketchikan Bliss, Carolyn 35 184 DeHaven St., Milton-Freewater, Ore. Bolyard, Gordon 24 607 N. Woodward Dr., Wenatchee Bookter, Roger 28 Snoqualmie JO Braaten, Stan 28 1009 166th S. E„ Bellevue Braman, Allan 35 128 W. 183rd, Seattle 77 Bricker, Ray Rt. 1, Box 181, Archards Boonsiritham, Prasit 345 Chula 4th Road, Bangkok, Thailand Bromgard, Dianna 24 Rt. 3, Box 137, Wapato Brown, Bobbie 21 Rt. 1, Box 258 A, Auburn Brown, Cindy 24 Rt. 1 ,Box 258 A, Auburn Brown, Eldon 1016 N. E. 27th, Renton Brown, Jim 24 9630 N.E. 27th, Bellevue Brown, Sandy 28 Rt. 1, Box 251 N, Auburn Brumbaugh, Marilynn Rt. 1, Box 765, Marysville Buck, Donna 28 10842 11th Ave. N.E., Seattle Bulgin, Amy 24 P.O. Box 236, Auburn Bulgin, Udell 28 P.O. Box 236, Auburn Bunnell, DeLynn 35 Rt. 1, Box 400, Yelm Burnett, Ben 28 2906 Mayfair, Seattle 9 Canaday, Shirley 28 Rt. 3, Box 435, Chehalis Case, Ron 35 514 E. 32nd, Tacoma Casebier, Nancy 28 5309 Gull Harbor Rd., Olympia Chandler, Vicky 35 1112 Nogales, Del Paso Hgts., California Chang, Wesley Bangkok, Thailand Chappell, Ruth 28 Rt. 3, Box 339, Chehalis Chappell, Wayne 28 Rt. 3, Box 332, Chehalis Ching, Audrey 29 1305 12th Ave. S., Seattle Chow, Wing 35 Rangoon, Burma Cloin, Dennis 35 6816 E. L. St., Tacoma Cloin, Ricky 29 6816 E. L. St., Tacoma Code, Clifford 24 Deadwood Dam, Cascade, Idah Coleman, Keith 24 209 Burnett Street, Renton Collins, Gloria 29 3650 Pacific Ave., Olympia Collins, Sue 29 1314 Rose St., Olympia Conaway, Mike Rt. 2, Box 363, Creswell, Ore. Cook, Gordon 36 Rt. 1, Box 251 N., Auburn Coon, Jim 24 2533 3rd Ave., Ketchikan, Alaska Craig, Sharon 29 2091 Hillsdale Rd., Bellingham Crain, Cheryl 21 3445 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Crain, Joe 24 3445 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Crause, Ron 36 8705 128th Ave. N.E., Kirkland Creech, Roger 21 Rt. 1, Box 174, Pt. Orchard Crooker, Dave 36 Box 17, Snoqualmie Currie, Caroline 29 4743 5th N.E., Seattle 5 Currie, Floy 36 6820 40th N.E., Seattle 15 Curtice, Chester 24 P.O. Box 180, Auburn Dahl, Roger, 29 Rt. 3, Box 21, Centralia Daun, Robert 1605 5th S.W., Puyallup Davidson, Danny 26 1342 Olympia, Springfield, Ore. Davis, Charles 36 5327 Serria Vista, La Serria, Calif. Dcwson, Kent 21 E. 500 Borden, Glendive, Montana Dietrich, Judy 36 Rt. 1, Sedro Woolley Dinkmeier, Paul 29 Star Rt. 1, Chehalis Donahey, Rita 29 3612 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Donahey, Ronald 21 3612 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Dorr, Larene 29 1516 N. 121 St., Seattle Dressel, Paulette 37 18045 Meridan, Seattle Drowley, Dawn 21 2132 Jefferson Ave., Tacoma Druitt, Jason 37 Rural Rt. 5, Kelowna, B. C. DuBose, Davaleen 37 5801 Pentz Rd., Paradise, Calif. Duterrow, Jim 29 P.O. Box 151, Nisqually Elliott, Corra Lenn 24 441 N. 35th St., Seattle 3 Elliott, Sharra Lynn 24 441 N. 35th St., Seattle 3 108 Engle, Tina 37 Box 381, Deer Park Engel, Kenny 921 S. 78th St., Tacoma Epperly, Clarence Rt. 1, Box 100, Enumclaw Epperly, Troy 21 Rt. 1, Box 100, Enumclaw Essman, Jack 9411 S. Fawcett, Tacoma Eustice, Sharon 21 Snoqualmie Feather, Doug 37 2027 34th S., Seattle Fernandez, Elena 37 27101 2 W. 34th Ave., Los Angeles 65 Figgins, Birdie 363 Academy Place, Seattle 9 Fisher, Wesley 29 2507 W. Chicago Court, Seattle 6 Fletcher, Estelle 21 2910 Cherry St., Hoquiam Forbes, Jim 38 Rt. 5, Box 564, Puyallup Foss, Carol 29 P.O. Box 483, Ryderwood Foss, Wilma 38 P.O. Box 483, Ryderwood Frost, Carol 38 Rt. 2, Box 310, Everson Fultz, Charles 21 2826 Sumner, Hoquiam Gabriel, Hannah 29 Ethiopian Embassy, Cairo, Egypt Gabriel, Sablou 24 Ethiopian Embassy, Cairo, Egypt George, Verley 21 61 1 Woodland Ave., Ketchikan, Alaska Gibbons, Kay 29 630 90th St. S.W., Everett Gibbons, Yvonne 38 630 90th St. S.W., Everett Gohl, Monty 38 Rt. 1, Box 41, Monroe Goodhew, Richard 29 Rt. 2, Box 87, Sedro Woolley Gouge, Elma 24 2640 N. Bethel, Olympia Greene, Charles 38 5210 A St., Tacoma Grubb, Barbara 38 5970 16th S.W., Seattle Grubbs, Dee 24 Rt. 1, Box 262, Auburn Grubbs, Don 21 Rt. 1, Box 262, Auburn Grubbs, Larry 29 Rt. 1, Box 262, Auburn Habersetzer, Jim 24 14227 S.E. 40th St., Bellevue Hall, Joan 39 P.O. Box 1067, Kirkland Hall, Mary Rt. 1, Box 441-B, Auburn Halleson, Gary 29 26440 132nd S.E., Kent Hamerly, Eddie 29 2703 E. 54th St., Seattle Hamilton, Ed 39 4518 Shirley St., Boise, Idaho Hanks, Willard 39 2601 3rd N. Seattle Haskell, Leona 39 5900 Lake Washington Blvd. So., Seattle Haubry, Jim 29 Rt. 3, Box 870, Auburn Havens, Dale 29 Rt. 2, Box 523, Sumner Hawthorn, Rosy 39 132 104th Ave. S.E., Bellevue Hayes, Laurel 30 309 Ash St., Olympia Hays, David 3841 Fifth Ave. N., Great Falls, Mont. Hays, Mike 30 917 N. 137th, Seattle HefFel, Ken 39 Rt. 1, Meridian, Idaho Heiberg, Ray 1114 E. Wishkah St., Aberdeen Henton, Sharon 30 10 S. Alder, Toppenish Hilde, Diane 29 Rt. 1, Box 257 N., Auburn Hirschkorn, Barbara 30 3436 Academy Dr., Auburn Hiten, Edith 24 Puget and Bigelow, Olympia Hodges, Cheryl 728 5th S.E., Auburn House, Dwayne 3; 1312 E. 48th St., Tacoma Hubach, Mayme 40 Rt. 1, Box 289, Monroe Hubbard, Gail 4; 1302 S. Montsano St., Westport Hunter, John 24 Rt. 2, Box 118, Hoquiam Hunton, Lannie 40 12738 Palatine St., Seattle Hunton, Larry 30 12738 Palatine St., Seattle Ingram, Wally 40 101 N. Studebaker Ave., Castle Rock Ivy, Carolyn 24 12523 N.E. 80th, Kirkland Jakeway, Charles 24 P.O. Box 73, Quilcene Jarboe, Beth 24 7408 51st Ave. N.E., Marysville Jepson, Ron 40 18008 13th Ave. N.W., Seattle 77 Johnson, Evelyn 30 P.O. Box 194, Centralia Johnson, Judith P.O. Box 194, Centralia Jones, Iris 21 413 N. Puget, Olympia Jordan, Bill 41 1611 30th W, Seattle Jordan, LeeRoy 25 Rt. 2, Box 434 B, Enumclaw Jorgensen, Joe 41 Rt. 2, Box 83, Grandview Keeton, Bonnie 41 P.O. Box 516, Loma Linda, Calif. Keller, Barbara 30 Nordland Keller, Ben 30 Nordland Kelly, Benton 21 4027 Aurora, Seattle 3 Kelln, Steve 25 Rt. 5, Box 848, Everett Kendall, Keith 30 Rt. 1, Box 30, Port Angeles Kilmer, Bob 30 2132 Kelley Rd., Bellingham King, John 25 Bankok, Thailand Krenzler, Sharon 41 132 9th St. S.E., Auburn Krenzler, Shirley 25 132 9th St. S.E., Auburn LaMoria, Tina 25 Rt. 1, Box 254, Auburn Lay, Don 41 6979 Fairfax Dr., San Bernardino, Calif. Lee, John 41 Bangkok, Thailand Lee, Mary 25 Bangkok, Thailand Leen, Norman 4028 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Lewis, Wayne 25 1916 Auburn Ave., Auburn Libby, Verdene 41 3607 Academy Dr., Auburn Yue, Lin Pei 275 Des loeux Rd. Central, Hong Kong Lindberg, Carole 30 Rt. 2, Box 259, Snohomish Lindberg, Hazel 30 Rt. 2, Box 259, Snohomish Littlejohn, Bob 30 Box 755, Sequim Littlejohn, Lorraine 25 Box 755, Sequim Lloyd, Nadine 42 Rt. 7, Box 243, Olympia 109 Lloyd, Roger 21 2900 Shamrock Dr., Aberdeen Logan, Hudson 21 Rt. 3, Box 137, Nampa Lowman, Terry 25 Weather Bureau, Annette, Alaska Luce, Loren 42 Rt. 1, Box 312, Sequim Lyman, Nona 30 12325 S.E. Mill Court, Portland 35, Ore. McGill, Lance 25 Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C. McGill, Lloyd 21 Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C. McGuire, Cathy 42 P.O. Box 1162, Paradise, Calif. Mclnelly, Vicky 22 1624 Ridgeroad, Shelton McSwain, Bob 42 2616 2nd Ave. N., Seattle Maddux, Kenneth 21 Rt. 2, Box 381, Sumner Mandigo, Russell Box 115, Dixie Martin, Leslie, 30 Rt. 4, Box 388, Mt. Vernon Martin, Paul, 21 23804 W. 54th Ave., Mountlake Terrace Martindale, Carol 25 7815 115th Place N.E., Kirkland Martindale, Linda 30 7815 115th Place N.E., Kirkland Masterjohn, David 42 P.O. Box 144, Duvall Mehrer, Shirley 42 7th and Dollarway, Ellensburg Melton, Dora 30 1812 E. Pioneer Ave., Puyallup Merizan, Bruce 42 12235 176th Ave. S.E., Renton Miller, Jim 25 P.O. Box 335, Blaine Miller, Sue 25 P.O. Box 335, Blaine Mills, Sandra 1424 N. Steele, Tacoma Mittleider, Joe 25 1310 Hanboldt St., Bellingham Monks, Cyrill 30 Box 816, Monroe Monson, Janice 43 6514 128th Ave., Kirkland Moody, Frank 25 Aleknagik, Alaska Moody, Fred Auburn Academy, Auburn Moran, Mike 31 Box 45, Dillingham, Alaska Morgan, Barbara 43 2613 R St. S.E., Auburn Morgan, Carol 25 2613 R St. S.E., Auburn Morgan, David 31 Apt. 50, College Place Morgan, Pat 31 131 W. Vista Way, Kelson Morris, Cherry 30 14929 15th N.E., Seattle Myers, Marcia 22 3335 Academy Dr., Auburn NaLamlieng, Laurence 43 130 Silom Rd., Bangkok, Thailand Neely, Judy 43 1508 W. Main St., Auburn Ness, Karen 22 1230 24th St. S.E. Auburn Ness, Lynne 1230 24th St. S.E. Auburn Ness, Willa 43 2323 F St., Bellingham Newby, Phoebe 43 Rt. 2, Box 293A, Grandview Newell, Marie 25 Rt. 2, Box 255 N., Enumclaw Newman, Juanita 22 Rt. 5, Box 925, Bremerton Nichelin, Ron 25 3218 E. 163 rd, Seattle Noble, Colleen 25 225 E. 8th, Anchorage, Alaska O ' Dell, Nancy 32 Box 2716, Juneau, Alaska Oellrich, Don 31 Red Rock Station, Othello Ogg, Bill 31 Rt. 1, Box 584, Auburn Ogg, Lynda 22 Rt. 1, Box 584, Auburn Oldham, Diana 22 Rt. 1, Box 258 B, Auburn Orcutt, Harry 31 Nordland Orth, Lorinda 25 1302 S. Proctor, Tacoma Pae, Michael 61 Huamet Spunhun, Bangkok, Thailand Parker, Pat 43 420 S.W. 7th, College Place Parks, Sherrie 22 1407 Chilton Rd., Aberdeen Paschtat, Jim Box 243, Burian Pattee, Carolyn 44 P.O. Box 318, Sumner Payne, Frank 44 Dillingham, Alaska Pearson, Don 44 Rt. 3, Box 368, Sedro Woolley Pearson, Judy 26 Rt. 3, Box 368, Sedro Woolley Perman, Tim 1024 Ave. A, Snohomish Peterson, Neil 31 1240 24th St. S.E., Auburn Pfost, Bob 26 2712 N. 31st St., Boise, Idaho Pfost, Jim 44 2712 N. 31st St., Boise, Idaho Phillips, Bill 22 1936 Auburn Ave., Auburn Phillips, Donna 44 1936 Auburn Ave., Auburn Pinsukhanchana, Chinda 31 Bangkok, Thailand Portwood, Florence 22 P.O. Box 181, Carnation Pressnall, Don 44 Rt. 1, Box 264, Auburn Pressnall, Ron 26 Rt. 1, Box 264, Auburn Price, Bob Rt. 1, Box 448, Bow Price, Fred 44 Rt. 1, Box 448, Bow Pulley, Jim Rt. 2, Box 605, Tocama Pulley, Marlene 26 Rt. 2, Box 604 A, Tacoma Pyke, Sally 45 Rt. 5, Box 303, Mt. Vernon Rasmussen, Jannice 31 935 Bennett St., Sedro Woolley Ream, Jim 31 Rt. 4, Snohomish Reed, Ron 26 3037 Academy Dr., Auburn Reiswig, Kathleen 31 6105 Erland Point Rd., Bremerton Renk, Carol 45 Rt. 1, Park Place, Monroe Renk, Wes 45 Rt. 1, Park Place, Monroe Reynolds, Judith 31 3606 Acad emy Dr., Auburn Ring, Jack 26 5330 30th St. S.W., Auburn Ring, Judy 45 5330 30th St. S.E., Auburn Ring, Melody 22 5330 30th St. S.E. Auburn Robbins, Barbara 1537 Pioneer St., Enumclaw Ronan, Tom 31 Rt. 1, Box 295, Snoqualmie Roup, Lila 26 Rt. 1, Box 347, Sequim Rowland, Sharon 31 Rt. 1, Box 130, Sedro Woolley Rupert, Pam 45 Rt. 3, Box 486, Snohomish 110 Russell, Kathy 26 Rt. 5, Box 726, Puyallup Ruuska, Nancy 31 1056 Ash St., Aberdeen Ryckman, Karen 22 Rt. 1, Box 389 E, Auburn Sanborn, Angelyn 26 1412 1st St., Marysville Schultz, Doug 48 4361 2 Baker Street, Bellingham Schwisow, Norman 45 Rt. 1, Box 221, Sunnyside Sears, Mildred 26 Rt. 1, Box 384, Orting Shadinger, Paul 26 10717 24th N.E., Seattle Shannon, Steve 46 Rt. 3, Box 16, Centralia Shephard, Roxy 22 Rt. 3, Box 501, Auburn Shumate, Victor 22 Box 263, North Bend Shupien, Bob 3124 North 7th, Tacoma Silcox, Archie 31 Star Rt. 1, Box 110, Shelton Silver, Jeannine 46 2601 14th Ave. W., Seattle 99 Simmons, Linda 46 3132 Academy Dr., Auburn Sjoboen, Ron 31 1803 E. 22nd, Olympia Smith, Barbara 31 Rt. 2, Box 5621, Issaquah Smith, David 26 Rt. 1, Box 326, Walla Walla Smith, Janet 46 Rt. 2, Box 5621, Issaquah Snider, Grant 46 5619 S. 53rd St., Tacoma 9 Sorenson, Dianne 46 Rt. 1, Box 37 A, Monroe Staddon, Charla Rae 31 1314 Deodora Way, Paradise, Calif. Stensaa, Marie 46 Stanwood Stone, Sandra 47 1108 L St. S.E., Auburn Stream, Kenneth 31 5818 114th N.E., Kirkland Stuivenga, Norman 1015 Mapel Way, Zillah Sturgis, Robert 124 N. W. Blvd., Aberdeen Sweem, Tana 26 7221 E. 112th St., Puyallup Taylor, Dale 32 2030 Hemlock St., Auburn Taylor, Eda 47 1016 W. 70th St., Seattle Taylor, Gerald Auburn Academy, Auburn Taylor, Jack 32 1016 W. 70th St., Seattle Teo, Florence 32 Bangkok, Thailand Thompson, Bob 417 Ocean Ave., Raymond Thompson, John 417 Ocean Ave., Raymond Thompson, John 417 Ocean Ave., Raymond Thompson, Kenneth 47 Rt. 7, Box 452, Tacoma Thompson, Tom 417 Ocean Ave., Raymond Thomsen, Halvard 32 6616 110th N.E., Kirkland Thorn, Eric 26 Boswell Camp, Smith Inlet, B. C. Throndsen, Thomas 22 Box 706, Fall City Tolf, Dick 47 3037 Cartier Dr., Bremerton Trichia, Cheryl 22 3440 Enumclaw Hwy., Auburn Trus, Linda 22 431 McMillan St., Kent Turek, Janet 32 300 Main, East Wenatchee Turner, Donnie 32 Rt. 4, Box 375, Mt. Vernon Tuttle, Phil 32 Rt. 10, Box 778, Olympia Van Buskirk, Kathi 22 1035 N. Park Drive, Everett Van Buskirk, Woody 47 1036 S. 1 11th, Tacoma 44 Veal, Darlene 47 Rt. 2, Box 118, Hoquiam Veal, Ken 32 Rt. 2, Box 118, Hoquiam Voth, Larry 32 1525 J. St. S.E., Auburn Walch, Mike 22 Auburn Wenger, John 32 Rt. 3, Box 123 A, Chehalis Wentland, Jon 510 18th St. S.W., Puyallup Wentland, Sharon 26 510 18th St. S.W., Puyallup Westall, Neta 32 Randle Westman, Ron 3802 A St. S.E., Auburn White, Mike 26 Rt. 1, Box 263, Auburn White, Sandie 47 Rt. 1, Box 263, Auburn Whitehouse, Jerry 48 Rt. 4, Box 468, Chehalis Whittle, Don 48 2215 S. 15th St., Tacoma Wild, Marie 48 P.O. Box 127, Angwin, Calif. Williams, Jill 22 406 Alexander Ave., Kent Williams, Judi 48 Rt. 3, Box 300, Port Orchard Wilson, Barbara 48 8718 Dresden Lane S.W., Tacoma Witte, Mary Lou 32 516 S.W. 134th, Seattle Wolverton, Lee 32 120 Wayne Avenue, Pacific Wong, James 22 28 Suriwongse Rd., Bangkok, Thailand Wood, Hattie 47 1829 27th, Ave., Seattle 22 Woods, Ron 705 Orando, Wenatchee Wren, Clara 26 Box 81, Dillingham, Alaska Wren, Charles 47 Box 21, Dillingham, Alaska Wren, Nellie 22 Box 81, Dillingham, Alaska Wren, Tom 26 Dillingham, Alaska Yeh, Michael 26 Bangkok, Thailand Yeh, Victor Bangkok, Thailand Youker, Gerald 26 29616 66th Ave. S., Auburn Young, Bob 26 Rt. 5, Box 741, Puyallup Young, Judy 32 8119 Talbot Rd., Edmonds Young, Wayne 48 Rt. 5, Box 741, Puyallup Zink, Diana 26 Rt. 1, Box 579, Auburn 111 Another year has come and gone, a rewarding year, one in which we have been building for the future and preparing for service. As in the parable of the builders, we hope that our building has been founded on the solid Rock, Christ Jesus. This yearbook has been a co-operative effort of many individuals. I would like to take this opportu¬ nity to thank those who have so willingly and faith¬ fully shared the responsibilities of publishing the 1961 RANIER VISTA. Donna Phillips Editor-in-Chief 112 UsARNING RESOURCES CENT! Arttwra Adventist Academy Weaferngtois LEARNING resources center A uburn Adventist Academy Auburn. Washington