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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

RAINIER VISTA 1966 Volume XXXVI Presented by the Associated Students of Auburn Academy Editor: Laura Dalgleish Assoc. Editor: Cheryl Gardner Advisors: Mr. Mrs. H. F. Crays Mrs. Charles Simonds Dedication We, the staff, gratefully and respectfully dedicate this yearbook to an administrator and friend Who has given unstintingly of his abilities, of his time, and of himself to keep the academy on a sound financial basis and to promote Christian ideals. To you, Mr. Elmer Lampson, this 1966 Rainier Vista is dedicated. 2 This page sponsored by Dr. Raymond A. Gardner and The Robert L. Davis Apple Orchards. Table of Contents One takes from life what he puts into it. Life is a complex mixture of what one sees, what he does, and what he feels. Nature 4 Auburn Academy strives to supply those things which develop not only the mind and the strength, but also the soul. Its campus curriculum and at¬ mosphere emphasize concern for the development of ,r the head, heart, and hand. ’’ Surrounding Auburn’s campus are some of God’s most beautiful works. Wherever one looks there is NATURE in all its grandeur, from the flower by the walk, to the mountain that reaches heaven¬ ward. 6 The study of God’s REVELATION to man is an in¬ tegral facet of the school’s activities, curriculum and atmosphere. This year 400 students have come to Auburn Acad¬ emy where NATURE and REVELATION unite in EDUCATION. Education 17 4 and Revelation At a time when the foundations of the earth are shaken and the future seems uncertain, youth must build on something solid and sure. That something is the Bible—revelation of God T s charac¬ ter and His will for His children. M Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Psalms 119:105 6 Each year caroling brings support from the student body. Shown are: Marilyn Randall, Jerry Wentland, Fred Dalgieish, Brenda Barnhart, Jim Becraft, Linda John¬ son, and a generous donor. Musical Inspirations Blending the mellow tones of their music, the Junior trumpet trio, Mike Stone, Bob Van- Denburgh, and Leonard Pierce, add to the rev¬ erent atmosphere of the worship services. Carol Aimes, Cheri Leno, and Lois Aimes. Senior trio lend variety to Academy programs. i ! Sabbath School Sabbath School leaders play a vital role in the Academy division of the biggest school in the world. First se¬ mester officers: Mrs. B. Soule, advisor; Jim Reinking, Asta Sakala, Jan Johnson, Chuck Lynch, Larry Swanson, Sandy Funner, Emily Braun, Mr. Larry Hasse, advisor. The Sabbath School provides an opportunity for the students to plan weekly programs. Second semester officers, SEATED: Nancy Landis, Kathy Roesler, Carol Cooper, Jerry Hirschkorn, Marvel Jones, Maurene Dahl, Carol Mann. STANDING: Lois Aimes, Marilyn Wren, Pat Ebanks, Marilyn Luce, Mrs. B. Soule, Advisor; Jan Fletcher, Marilynn McCoy, Wayne Kiselbach. The Missionary Volunteer Society promotes leadership to develop interesting and worthwhile programs. First semester officers are: Lois Aimes, Nancy Crozier, Mrs. L. Crays, Advisor; Janice Fletcher, Jerry Hirschkorn, Carol Mann, Mr. H. Weir, Advisor; Marilyn Wren, Larry Johnson, Linda Rhynard, Ken Bariel, Vivian Grubb. Missionary Volunteers Missionary Volunteer activities range from speakers to socials, but keep attuned to the spiritual uplifting of the students. Second semester officers are: Mr. F. W. Lowe and Mrs. M. Lowe, Advisors; Jeralyn Saun- der, Bill Lindeman, Laura Dalgleish, Jim Becraft, Jackie Rodenberger, Chery Lowe, Lois Aimes, Kath¬ leen MacKay, Steve Dickerson, Ellen Wilson. 12 Voice of Youth An on-campus organization, the Voice of Youth chooses its officers bi-annually to lead in its spiritual up¬ lifting and soul-winning endeavors. They are: B. Lindeman, M. Wren, Elder E. Norton, Advisor; S. Dick¬ erson, President; J. Johnson, D. Claridge, L. Dalgleish, Bob Balser. Bob Balser, President; not shown. With Elder D. Anderson, the following students participated in a series of meetings entitled Christ for the Crisis in the Auburn City S. D. A. Church: C. Wellman, D. Griebel, L. Dalgleish, J. Johnson, L. Downs, G. Peters, M. Baker, J. Reinking, C. Lowe. 13 Usher and Ushers Club officers, Nancy Landis, Vice- President; Jim Purdom, President; and Vicki Wolfkill, Secretary-Treasurer; have the re¬ sponsibility of providing ushers and usherettes at all religious and special meetings. Elder R. Lodahl presents the prize money to Del Griebel for his first-prize temperance oration on tobacco, The Epidemic We Pro¬ mote. Temperance Clubs The Temperance Club is organized to promote temperance education in the school. Its lead¬ ers are Mr. Leland Quinn, advisor; Lois Aimes, Nancy Pyke, George Peters. Not shown are Mr. Ray Leadbetter and Mr. Harold Weir, advisors. Princess Alice Siwundhla, now working- on her doctorate in California, is the most highly educated woman in her na¬ tive country, Malawi, Africa. A most outstanding speaker, she attracted large audiences to each service. Guests Enhance Religious Services The Auburn Academy choir combined with the Auburn High School Choir and various local church choirs in two inspiring performances of Handel’s Messiah. Inspiration Conies from Weeks of Spiritual Emphasis Fall Week of Prayer was con¬ ducted by Elder P. W. Dun- han, pastor of the Stone Tow¬ er SDA Church in Portland, Oregon. Elder J. G. Ziegler, pastor of the Lake Forest Park SDA Church, Seattle, pre¬ sented the Spring Week of Devotion. During the Student Week of Devotion, Cheryl Gardner, Bob Balser, Laura Downs, Marilyn Bulgin, Terry Foss, Vivian Grubb, Nancy Crozier, Del Griebel, Marcia Baker, Jim Becraft, and Laura Dalgieish pre¬ sented the topic Christ is Coming—Who Cares? 16 VICTOR H. FULLERTON, B. Th. , M. Ed. Principal Principal- More Than an Administrator Amazing talent was manifested by the principal early Elder Fullerton, counselor and friend, takes time to in the school year at a Faculty-Talent Program! chat with senior, Bill Richards. Mr. Kenneth Ladd, B. S. , performs the very essen¬ tial job of school Accountant. Mr. Elmer Lampson, B. S. , skillfully executes the time-consuming office of Academy Business Manag¬ er. Directors of School Affairs The distinguished men who comprise the Auburn Academy Board of Directors are: Elder V. H. Fullerton, Mr. E. C. Christie, Elder N. R. Dower, Elder J. T. Porter, Elder W. J. Hackett, Elder L. W. Crooker. STANDING: Mr. H. Hel- merson, Elder D. L. Kindig, audit committee member; Elder S. W. Hiten, Eider A. R. Lodahl, Mr. M. Perman, audit committee member; Dr. J. D. Fletcher, audit committee member; Dr. T. W. Walters, Mr. W. Campbell, Eider C. A. Shepherd, Elder L. J. Ehrhardt. Other members not shown are: Elder E. S. Humann, Elder M. J. Perry, Dr. R. E. Littlejohn, Mr. J. M. Simpson. A true friend of the students, Elder Ed Norton, B. A. , M. A. , BD. , teaches Principles of Life and Youth Guidance. His desire is that his students come to know Christ as their personal friend. Mr. Arthur H. Nelson who occupies the office of vice¬ principal, is also registrar. Elder Duane H. Anderson, academy pastor, heads the guidance department and teaches Youth Guidance. Guidance and Counseling mm Helping a student to understand how to meet life ' s situations and to face the future is a major part of coun¬ seling. Elder Norton and Mr. Nel¬ son talk with senior, Doug Hartwell. 20 Mrs. Virginia Simonds, B. S. , teaches the Typing classes skills which prove very valuable in meet¬ ing written assignments. Business Math. , Business Machines, Shorthand, and Typing essentials in the commercial world, are taught by Mr. Hal F. Crays, A. B. , M. A. Business and Secretarial Science Time tests have always been a major part of Mrs. Si- monds ' Typing classes. This department with its new electric and standard typewriters, is beautifully equip¬ ped. The duplicating department always has its share of business. Marilyn Randall reproduces many copies on the mimeograph machine as Mrs. Simonds looks on. What ails my ma¬ chine ? Mr. Crays aids Terri Fey in Business Machines class. Mrs. Bessie Soule, B. A. , academy librarian, keeps the school library well-stocked and up to date. For reference, research, or relaxation, the library has just the book - as Connie McClannahan, student librarian, discovers. Library—The Hub of Learning — an aid and a challenge — Twila Green and Julie Maxon look for just the right material. 22 Washington State History, American History, and Con¬ temporary World Affairs are brought to life by Mr. Larry Hasse, B. A. Political Science Mr. Ron Miller prepares his students to be responsi¬ ble, informed citizens as he explains the legislative system to them. Overhead projection is used by Mr. Hasse to depict more vividly the events of the day. 23 Mr. Ray Leadbetter, B. A. , M. A. , publicity director; also teaches Journalism, English III and IV, and Principles of Life. Mrs. Laurinda Crays, B. A. , M. A. , encourages creative writing, thinking, and speaking in the junior and senior English classes. Learnin’ Readin ' The Journalism class, responsible for the Rainier Echoes , is shown some of the results of good re¬ porting. Jackie Rodenberger learns how to carry on an intel¬ ligent telephone conversation in Mrs. Crays ' English IV class. Mr. William Lowe, B. TH. , a graduate from Auburn Academy, currently in¬ structs in English and Bible. Mrs. Marie Lowe, B. A. , a versatile teacher, instructs in English, Develop¬ mental Reading, Health, and mathema¬ tics. Elder Vernon Berry, B. A. , M. A. , who spent many years in mission service, heads the foreign language department, teaching both Spanish and French to eager and confused pupils. Writin’ ' n Grammar The new head sets in the foreign language laboratory aid students in speaking and understanding. During the Faculty-Talent Program, Mr. Lowe relates the tale of a visit to a Jewish Wedding. Understanding and cheerful, Mr. Ker- mise Rowe, Dean of Boys, is much ap¬ preciated by the boys. One doesn ' t need a stepladder to reach those hard-to-get-at places. Allan Ander¬ son serves the purpose well for Tom Crook. Dorm Life Brings Mr. David Mummert, Associate Dean of Boys, finds time in his busy sched¬ ule to teach algebra, and girls ' PE classes. Oblivious to their surroundings, C. Sukow, D. McCoy, A. Dressel, and D. Gust relax in the spacious lobby as Larry Crooker works at cleanliness. 26 Friends, Fun, Activities M We f ll go back to the dorm when the ferry gets here and no sooner! M Miss Rosemary Bradley, B. A. , Dean of Girls, knows the responsibilities of car¬ ing for 150 healthy American girls. The maidens of Zeta Kappa, Becky Taylor and Margie Gust, try to make the dorm a little more like home during the holidays. Guardian of the girls of Gibson Hall is Miss Frances McKnight, B. Ed. She carries the double assignment of Assistant Dean of Girls and Home Economics teach¬ er. 27 Mr. LeRoy Weber, B. A. , piano, organ, and orchestra instructor, is an accom¬ plished musician. Mr. Leland Quinn, B. Mus. Ed. , band director; gives lessons on all instru¬ ments from the flute to the sousaphone. ... and I ' ll sing once more. Mr. James Hanson, B. Mus. Ed. , di¬ rects the academy choir and Sylvan Chorus. He also instructs the stu¬ dents in voice. Strains of Music Because Auburn Academy does not concentrate on extracurricular sports, it finds another avenue in which its students may excel.- My heart will be blessed with the sound of music.. . 28 Trying to keep everyone healthy isn’t easy. Mrs. Berry gives careful attention to Kathy Wenger as Maurene Dahl stands by. Ails, ills, exhaustion and pills make the life of Mrs. Lois E. Berry, R. N. , Academy nurse, a busy one. Members of Home Economics II are en¬ joying the fruit of their labor - a Chinese dinner. The Home Economics classes specialize in cooking food well, as they will testify. Miss McKnight serves Maurene Dahl at their own home-cooked Christmas Dimier. hk j 29 Biology and chemistry classes are taught by Mr. Harold Weir, B.A. The new, well-equipped laboratory is a department of microscopes and test tubes and Bun¬ sen burners. Mr. Wesley Parker, B.A. , M. S. , head of the physics and mathematics depart¬ ments, has many hobbies ranging from skiing and ham radio to photography. Mathematics and Science Kathy Aitchison finds that there is noth¬ ing like the actual specimen from which to learn. To the physics class comes knowledge of weights and balances, measure¬ ments and electronics. Mr. Parker ' s M ham M enthusiasm is apparent by his many radio call cards from all over the world. 30 JoAnn White and Barb Aitchison prepare trimmings for one of the favorite meals— Sham burgers. Cafeteria MRS. FLORENCE AIME—Food Service Director MRS. ROSEMARY FARVER— Associate Food Service Director MRS. MARIE CHADWICK MRS. DOROTHY DONA HEY Assistant Food Service Directors The cafeteria is a busy place at any time, but it ' s especially pop¬ ular three times each day at meals. During breakfast, lunch and dinner, it is filled w ith over 350 hungry and hurried students. The cafeteria provides employment for over forty workers, and is under the direction of Mrs. Florence Aime. Facing a hungry family of four or five, three times a day is challenging enough, but multi¬ ply that by seventy-five or eighty—that’s what faces the cooks. 31 Spacious Plant and Requires Specialized Elder Witzel oversees the work of Gary Heminger in electronics class. And their ' s is to labor at many tasks—The ground crew prepares another flower bed in the long task of landscaping the campus. Elder Clifford L. Witzel, B. A. , M. Ed. , after whom Witzel Hall is named, teaches Electronics and Old Testament History. He has been with the Academy for over twenty years. The beautification and care of the academy grounds is the job of Mr. Don Mundy. Mr. Don Wertz, B.A., plant en¬ gineer, admiringly inspects the new boiler. School Campus Constant Care Mr. Ed Spady, B. S. , M. Ed. , teaches vocational courses— Mechanical Drawing, Welding and Woodworking. The maintenance department and carpentry class are under the direction of Mr. Eugene Wesslen, B. S. , Ed. M. There is a time to build. Mr. Wesslen instructs his carpentry class in the cor¬ rect method of building a model home. Welding, the art that meets many needs, is used by Ron Shull. 33 Oh, come on, please! Steve Rogers implores Mrs. Leadbetter to have a heart and hand over the rest of the cookies as Kay Masterjohn and Charles Lynch look on. Mrs. Barbara Leadbetter, manager of the campus store, inspects some of the canned goods the store carries. Vital Service Centers Laundry supervisor, Mrs. Wilma Mundy ad¬ mits that her favorite expression is Let ' s get to work! The laundry employs 13 stu¬ dents and handles the laundry of 100 boys and 50 girls weekly. Carol Cooper keeps the wheels of pressing going as she feeds another sheet into the hungry mangle. 34 Assistant Dean of Girls, Mrs. Delmarie Null, relieves both associate deans from much work in the girls ' dormitories. Mr. Charles Null serves as keeper of the gates. He protects the academy from outside attack and inside catastrophe. Mr. Robert Farver, B. S. , manages the farm that supplies the academy with its milk. 35 Auburn Mr. James Simpson, General Man¬ ager, checks pertinent information in his files. Large machinery is mastered by one of the shortest juniors, Jim Downs. Office personnel, Mrs. Joe Dickerson, Mr. Russell Sla- bach, Mr. Eldon Spady, Mr. Ted Chadwick, and Mr. Joe Dickerson confer often with Mr. Simpson on new furniture designs and production plans. Academy Furniture Auburn Academy Furniture, the largest campus industry, employs 61 adults and 115 students. The student workers earn approximately $150, 000 annually toward their expenses. The high quality maple products manufactured include home furnishings, from bookcases and desks, to bedroom and dining room sets. Foreman cooperate in producing top quality furniture. FRONT ROW: Vic Matson, Bob Schneider, Sig Helland, Everett Kidder, Chuck Geddes, Duane Bullock, Bill Morgan. STAND¬ ING: Dale DeWitt, Don Martin, Cliff Hayes, Elvin Crawford, Carl Dickerson, Charles VanSkike, Doyle Varnell. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Lawrence Soule. Dormitory Direct Student Le ading the fair maidens of Zeta Kappa, the first se¬ mester officers are: Connie Davis, Secretary; Nancy Pyke, Spiritual Vice-President; Carol Aimes, Vice- President; Terry Treibel, President; Carol Mann, Pi¬ anist; LaDeane Simmons, Sgt. at Arms; Marilyn Luce, Parliamentarian; Marilyn Wren, Treasurer; Vicki Wolf- kill, Sports Secretary; Faith Humphrey, Chorister. Proudly displaying- their emblem are Casa Lorna s first semester officers: Dennis Rootvik, Treas¬ urer; Monty McCoy, Secretary; Steve Bliss, Sgt. at Arms; Steve Libby, Vice-President; Dei Grie- bei, President; Jan Johnson, Spiritual Vice- President; Allan Dressel, Pianist; Jim Thomp¬ son, Parliamentarian; Bill Richards, Chorister. 38 Clubs Many Activities Stepping to meet the challenges of their new positions are Zeta Kappa ' s second semester officers: Kay Mas¬ ter john, Parliamentarian; Rhonda Braaten, Secretary; Laura Libby, Spiritual Vice-President; Rita Tadej, Vice-President; Kaye Zachrison, President; Val Dwyer, Sgt ' . at Arms; Karen Jacobson, Treasurer; Kathy Mac¬ Gregor, Chorister; Carol Lindel, Sports Secretary; Kathleen MacKay, Pianist. Making plans for the future of a growing club are Casa Loma ' s second semester officers: Larry Swanson, Treasurer; Larry Aberle, Secretary; Bob VanDen- burgh, Spiritual Vice-President; Jim Purdom, Sports Secretary; Kelly Bock, President; Larry Johnson, Vice-President; Fred Dalgleish, Pianist; Dick McClain, Chorister; Steve Dickerson, Parliamen¬ tarian. Not Shown: Bill Seavers, Sgt. at Arms. 39 The Associated Students of Auburn Academy The leaders of the Associated Students of Auburn Academy plan school activities and promote school spirit. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS BACK ROW: Jeff Dupee ' , President; Steve Gohl, Spiritual Vice-President; Larry Swanson, Pianist; Jim Stephens, Boys ' Sports Secretary; Kelly Bock, Sergeant at Arms; Kandy Crawford, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Nancy Landis, Secretary; Terri Fey, Recording Secretary; Rita Tadej, Girls ' Sports Secretary; Onnette Kabanuk, Parliamentarian; Heather Kyte, Chorister; Mr. Ron Miller, Advisor. Vicki Gonzalez, Social Vice-President is not pictured. 40 Climaxing Culture Week, Social Vice-Presi¬ dent Connie Davis crowned the King and Queen of Culture. Jim Becraft, David Rhynard, and Fred Dalgleish, princes; Steve Brown, King; Marilynn McCoy, Queen; Marcia Baker, Bar¬ bara McMahon, and Chery Lowe (not shown), princesses. Second Semester officers had the task of organizing such activities as Culture Week, Campus Day, and the campaign to build a fence around the tennis court. They are: Ken Bariel, President; Connie Davis , Social Vice-President; Bob Balser, Spiritual Vice-President; Kathy Roesler, Recording Secretary; Monty McCoy, Boys ' Sports Secretary; Lois Aimes, Girls ' Sports Secretary; Dennis Rootvik, Sergeant at Arms; Marilyn Luce, Pianist; Steve Bliss, Chorister; Chery Lowe, Parliamentarian; Mr. Ron Mil¬ ler, Sponsor. NOT SHOWN: Mr. W. Parker, Sponsor. The Student-Faculty Council assembles bi-monthly to discuss pertinent campus issues, including such items as campus beau¬ tification and student-faculty relationship. BACK ROW: Steve Libby, Mrs. L. Crays, Laura Dalgleish, Carol Aimes, Mr. K. Rowe, Miss R. Bradley. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Leadbetter, Steve Gohl, Mr. R. Miller, Ken Bariel, Nancy Pyke, Marcia Baker, Mrs. B. Soule. FRONT ROW: Jan Johnson, JeffDupee’, Del Griebel, Terry Treibel, Asta Sakala. CHAIRMAN: Elder V. H. Fullerton. Governing Organizations- 42 Integral Facet of Education The Student Senate handles all the business of the Associated Student Body. The classes are represented by the following students: Bill Seavers, Jr. ; Kathy Fletch¬ er, Fresh. ; Rene Rebisch, Jr. ; Sue Helland, Soph. ; Bob VanDenburgh, Jr. ; Jim Becraft, Jr. ; Mr. Ron Miller, Advisor; Jeff Dupee T , Chairman; Jennefer Penfold, Jr. ; Steve Lowman, Jr. ; Asta Sakala, Sr. ; Kaye Zachrison, Sr. ; Paul Ackerman, Sr. ; and Wayne Kiselbach, Sr. 43 Meeting the Rainier Echoes publication dead lines requires co-operation and a great deal of effort. The staff is comprised of Mr. Hasse, Advisor; Yvonne Crowder, Associate Editor; Mr. Leadbetter, Advisor; Marcia Baker, Editor; George Peters, Associate Editor; Steve Libby and Stan Jordan, Photographers. Publications Paul Ackerman, Casa Loma campaign manager, holds the trophy won by the Knights of Casa Loma as Editor Marcia Baker rewards Leonard Powell for obtaining the most subscriptions. Hot off the press, the Rainier Echoes is hurriedly read by Sue Helland. 44 jjg R, WitUCl PISCttEl INC. PASCO, WASHINGTON N£ YEARBOOKS THROUGH better planning ■ _J The Editor -Pulse of Campus A seasonal picture of the staff wishing- every¬ one year-round happiness. The Rainier Vista Staff learned that only hard work and more of it could ever produce a yearbook. It is their hope that this book will be a pleasant reminder of all the good things of 1965-1966. Mr. H. Crays, Financial Advisor; Jim Becraft and Fred Dalgleish, Advertising Managers; Jerry Wentland, Photographer; Brenda Barnhart, Copy Editor; Mrs. L. Crays, Lit¬ erary Advisor; Daria Claridge, Business Manager; Cheryl Gardner, Associate Editor; Eileen Mitchell, Assistant Editor; Marilyn Randall, andSueHelland, Typists; Laura Dalgleish, Editor. Not Shown: Mr. W. Parker and Bob VanDenburgh, Photographers; and Mrs. V. Simonds, Advisor. Music Hath Charms The Sylvan Chorus, known for their quality of performance, lend their voices to highlight many occasions. FIRST ROW: Terri Fey, Marilyn Luce, Cheryl Gardner, Mike Becraft, Marilyn Bulgin, Jerry Hirschkorn, Laura Dalgleish, Asta Sakala, Heather Kyte. SECOND ROW: Bill Lindeman, Charles Lynch, Linda Rhynard, Kathy MacGregor, Steve Libby, Janice Fletcher, Cheri Leno, Dick McClain, Allan Dressel. THIRD ROW: Allen Anderson, Kelly Bock, Lois Aimes, Chery Lowe, Jim Reinking, Steve Bliss, Dave McDonald, Faith Humphrey, Carol Aimes, Larry Crooker, Ken Bariel. 46 r:. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Both the A Cappella Choir and Sylvan Chorus, under the direction of Mr. James D. Hanson, make frequent tours giving inspirational concerts. FIRST ROW: N. Landis, P. White, E. Carver, D. Hill, C. Gardner, O. Kabanuk, H. Kyte, L. Downs, C. Green, M. Baker, M. Luce, Z. Tadej, L. Dalgleish. SECOND ROW: J. Saud- er, K. Zachrison, T. Fey, L. Libby, V. Grubb, K. MacGregor, J. Fletcher, L. Johnson, L. Rhynard, M. Dahl, M. Jones, R. Tadej, M. Bulgin, A. Sakala. THIRD ROW: C. Leno, C. Lindel, M. Smith, L. Aimes, M. Becraft, J. Stephens, B. VanDenburgh, L. Swanson, D. Gust, D. McClain, B. Lindeman, J. Reinking, D. McDonald, D. Claridge, F. Humphrey, C. Lowe, C. Aimes. FOURTH ROW: D. Rhynard, D. Blankenship, K. Bock, L. Crooker, D. Dick, K. Bariel, W. Kiselbach, A. Anderson, A. Dressel, S. Bliss, S. Libby, C. Lynch, J. Johnson, J. Hirschkorn, B. Richards, L. Chadwick. 47 FIRST ROW: C. Boggs, K. Seibold, R. Foss, B. Barnhart, E. Lewis, L. Dalgleish, D. Altman, K. Zach- rison, C. Spenst, V. Gonzalez, J. Parker, F. Dalgleish, Mr. Leland Quinn, Conductor. SECOND ROW: J. Purdom, D. Claridge, R. Edwards, J. Becraft, M. Wren, N. Pyke, M. Dahl, D. Belcher, D. Rhynard. S. Brown, S. Dickerson. THIRD ROW: S. Bliss, D. Dick, L. Johnson, D. McGann, P. Farver, L. Libby, A. Casebier, L. Pierce, B. VanDenburgh, M. Stone, J. Wesslen. LAST ROW: L. Swanson, V. Dwyer, C. Lynch, A. Mitchell, R. Lloyd, G. Deapen, C. Wendt, R. Braaten, K. Burgess. Casa Loma Glee Club Well-trained and talented, the men of the Casa Loma Glee Club with Mr. James Hanson conducting, are always on demand for various occasions. 48 Concert Band The Auburn Academy Band, a touring concert band, is under the direction of Mr. Leland Quinn. It is a fitting representa¬ tion of the school both on and off campus. FRONT ROW: Mike Becraft, Bill Lindeman, Ken Bariel, Mr. James Hanson, director; Allan Ander¬ son, Charles Lynch, Jerry Hirschkorn. BACK ROW: Kelly Bock, Dick McClain, Dave McDonald, Jim Reinking, Steve Bliss, Allan Dressel, Larry Crooker, Steve Libby. 49 The A Cappella Choir is a large organiza¬ tion with a special purpose. Its officers are: Bill Lindeman, Carol Lindel, and Bob VanDenburgh. Band officers have much to do in planning and organizing their tours. Their leaders are: Steve Brown, Darla Claridge, Aileen Mitchell, Jim Purdom, Kaye Zachrison, and Steve Bliss. ABOVE: The Sylvan Chorus, with its careful rehearsals and many appearances, needs hardworking officers. THEY ARE: Lois Aimes, Kelly Bock, and Kathie MacGregor. 50 Year’s Activities Begin with Registration The first assembly of a new school year is not soon forgotten. 51 Sunset Lake Outings Elder D. VanTassel, driver, was one of the few men privileged to accompany the maidens of Zeta Kappa to Sunset Lake. Yes, it has been a long weekend, Miss Bradley! Handling greased watermelons added to the fun. Kelly Bock is being pursued by Ken Pierson. Water skiing was the main event. The water or the weather 52 Miss Frances McKnight was the knight-cap of the evening as she literally brought the house clown with a hearty good-knight. It’ll play when I learn to get into it, was Mr. Bob Farver’s con¬ clusion, as he experienced the trials of a tuba player with a too- small tube, or was it a too-big player ? Oh, what a tangled story we weave when first we practice to mispronounce! Miss Rose¬ mary Bradley kept the audience bewildered with her story of Cillendrella. Faculty Perforin With music straight from over (or was it from under?) the Rhine, the German Band, comprised of, Mr. Leland Quinn, Mr. James Hanson, Mr. Cliff Hayes, Mr. Wes Parker, and Mr. Harold Weir, demonstrat¬ ed what faculty can accomplish. 53 Amateur Hour As Marcia Baker recited My Big- Sister Millicent fond memories of childhood came to the minds of many in the audience. The junior trio, Janice Fletcher, Marilyn McCoy and Marilyn Luce, captured the thoughts of the audience as they sang Three Little Maids. The senior quartet, Ken Bariel, Steve Bliss, Larry Crooker and Dick McClain, took first prize for perform¬ ing their own version of Lil Liza. All attention was focused on Yvonne Crowder as she sang Without a Song. Paul Ackerman takes another plunge while the Fall Festival provides its own entertainment. The senior trio, Carol Aimes, Cheri Leno, and Lois Aimes, sing a song of the season at the girl-ask-boy Christmas dinner. Everyone has to test his strength at least once. AskKaryl Whitney! 55 With Christmas all around, Santa Claus (Mrs. Crays) and Terry Treibel (ZK President) play the role in spreading Christmas cheer. The stillness of the night was broken by the sound of carols, when the maidens of Zeta Kappa sere¬ naded the knights of Casa Loma in the traditional style. Foreground: Sherrie Shull, Judy Peters, Jennifer Penfold, and Elaine Carver. A Merry Christmas was extended by both clubs in the exchange of gifts. Del Griebel, President; and fellow Casa Loma members receive Zeta Kappa ' s present. Entreat me not to leave thee. English IV students combined their talents in a chapel program depicting many great moments from the pages of the Holy Scrip¬ tures. Shown in a scene from Ruth are Kaye Zachri- son, LaDeane Simmons, and Carol Cooper. At a joint-club Valentine party, couples were pitted against each other as they discovered how much or how little they knew about their other half. In intense concentration are Rene ' e Montgom¬ ery, Dave Rhynard, Kelly Bock (CL President); Arlee Trichia, and Asta Sakai a Outgoing ZI President, Terry Treibel; and CL President, Del Griebel; look solemn as they prepare to give up their offices. The Zeta Kappa gavel changes hands as Terry Treibel relinquishes her rulership to Kaye Zachrison. Second Semester ZK officers, Rhonda Braaten, Val Dwyer, Kay Masterjohn, Laura Libby, Carol Lindel, Kathie Mac¬ Gregor, and Karen Jacobson look on. Dorm Clubs Stimulate School Spirit Little Women, Nancy Loewe, Lucy Baker, Laura Dalgleish, and Rene Rebisch add a touch of the classic to the Hour of Enchantment. The greatest American woman of all, the Statue of Liberty, is depicted by Delores Bolyard in Zeta Kappa ' s program of the year. The Faculty-Senior Reception was a progressive house-to-faculty house party, filled with food, seniors, and surprises. The Junior-Senior banquet of 1966, featuring the charm of a Southern Serenade, was a night not soon to be forgotten. Skool Daze with Rosie Bradley, LeRoy Weber, Leland Quinn, Bessie Soule, Willy Lowe, Eddie Norton, and Squee Berry revealed the faculty as they once were. Faculty and Juniors Entertain Seniors Monty McCoy, Connie Davis, Kandy Crawford, and Paul Ackerman were at the punch bowl and chandelier enjoying the elegance and splendor of the old South. The rich, full, and thrilling voice of Mr. Robert Delafield with Mr. Victor Smiley at the piano, kept the banqueteers entranced. Spring brings flowers, but it also brings many baseball players. Larry Crooker, Doug Gust, and Steve Kreu- ger experience the fun of a free afternoon. Rain or shine, tennis must go on. Dennis Rootvik, Con¬ nie Davis, Ken Bariel, and Brenda Barnhart will tell you that there ' s nothing like it! 59 Connie McClannahan and Val Dwyer, prepare with Mr. Mummert and Linda Larson, for the jump in another grueling girls ' game of basket¬ ball during PE class. recrert idn BELOW: Tense and ready, Larry Aberle, Jim Miller, Goral La- Porte, and Kelly Bock wait for Jim Thompson ' s free shot, while Mr. Rowe referees during one of the exciting Junior-Senior games. After one of the many heated basketball games, Don Blackmon returns some of the equipment to Paul Karmy in the sup¬ ply booth. 60 Basketball is the top sport on Auburn Academy’s wintertime cam¬ pus. The P. E. class waits expectantly for Dennis Ondrejka to shoot while Mr. Rowe gives instructions. Muscle Builders Even Kelly Bock ' s smile wasn ' t enough persuasion for this one. Those who participated in the Donkey Basketball game soon re¬ alized that they needed more than just brute force. Auburn Academy puts emphasis on phy¬ sical development. Bill LeClair works with the weights during a P. E. class. 61 Senior Officers Lead Class to Greater Achievement Capable officers head the Senior Class: Paul Ackerman, President; Kandy Crawford, Vice-President; Larry Shephard, Sergeant at Arms; Yvonne Crowd¬ er, Secretary; Darla Claridge, Treasurer; Elder Duane Anderson, Elder Ed Norton, and Mr. Ed Spady, not pic¬ tured; Advisors. LOIS AIMES Ambition: Nurse PAUL ACKERMAN Ambition: Electronics Engineer Seniors CAROL AIMES Ambition: A Nurse BOB BACKMAN ALBERT BAHNMILLER Ambition: Engineer MARCIA BAKER Ambition: Teacher LARRY BALL Ambition: Undecided BOB BALSER Ambition: Minister KEN BA RIEL Ambition: Physician Seniors WANDA BENSON Ambition: Teacher DAVE BLANKENSHIP Ambition: Physician STEVE BLISS Ambition: Dentist KELLY BOCK Ambition: CPA MARILYN BULGIN Ambition: Undecided cm BARRY BRADFORD Ambition: Contractor EMILY BRAUN Ambition: Home Ec. Teacher SHIRLEE BUNTING Ambition: Undecided KATHY BURGESS Ambition: Pediatrics Nurse EILEEN CHRISTENSEN Ambition: Beautician Seniors CAROLYNN COOPER Ambition: Secretary KANDY CRAWFORD Ambition: Dental Hygienist FRANK CROCKER Ambition: Bookkeeper LARRY CROCKER Ambition: Dentist YVONNE CROWDER Ambition: Elementary Teacher NANCY CROZIER Ambition: Undecided DARLA C LARIDGE Ambition: Business Administration MAURENE DAHL Ambition: Social Worker LAURA DALGLEISH Ambition: Physician ROSALIE DICKERSON Ambition Teacher STEPHEN DICKERSON Ambition: Secondary Teacher LAURA DOWNS Ambition: Missionary Nurse ALLAN DRESSEL Ambition: Attorney JEFFREY DUPEE ' Ambition: Psychologist PATRICIA EBANKS Ambition: Nurse CONNIE DAVIS Ambition: Dental Hygienist Seniors TERRI FEY Ambition: Secretary DANIEL FOSS Ambition: Veterinarian TERRY FOSS Ambition: Minister SANDRA FUNNER Ambition: Elementary Teacher Seniors CHERYL GARDNER Ambition: Nurse VICTORIA GONZALES Ambition: Lawyer STEVE GOHL Ambition: Mortician DELMAR GRIEBEL Ambition: Minister DOUGLAS HARTWELL GARY HEMINGER Ambition: Ambition: Undecided Engineer DEVLYN HILL Ambition: Nurse GERALD HIRSCHKORN Ambition: Music Teacher Seniors JoANN HOCKENSON Ambition: Nurse JAN JOHNSON Ambition: Minister LARRY JOHNSON Ambition: Physician LINDA JOHNSON Ambition: Nurse DOUGLAS GUST Ambition: Architect MARVELL JONES Ambition: Undecided ANNETTE KABANUK Ambition: Medical Secretary WAYNE KISELBACH Ambition: Businessman STEVE KRUEGER Ambition: Undecided Seniors HEATHER KYTE Ambition: Undecided CHERILYN LENO Ambition: Dental Hygienist CAROL LINDE L Ambition: Physical Therapist BILL LINDEMAN Ambition: Undecided RUSSELL LLOYD Ambition: Minister RICHARD McCLAIN Ambition: Undecided MONTY McCOY Ambition: Civil Engineer BARBARA McMAHON Ambition: Secretary KATHLEEN MacKAY Ambition: Elementary Teacher CAROL MANN Ambition: Nurse RICHARD MOODY Ambition: Pilot Seniors FRANCES MYERS Ambition: Veter inarian RICHARD MYERS Ambition: Florist CONNIE NEIDEFFER LOIS OTIS Ambition: Nurse GEORGE PETERS Ambition: Minister CARL PETERSON Ambition: Mechanic Seniors LINDA PETERSEN Ambition: Biological Scientist LEE PRICE Ambition: Businessman NANCY PYKE Ambition: Nurse LINDA RHYNARD Ambition: Pediatrics Nurse 71 Seniors RON SELLARDS Ambition: Pilot BILL RICHARDS Ambition: X-Ray Technician JACKIE RODENBERGER Ambition: X-Ray Technician KATHRYN ROESLER Ambition: Psychologist STEPHEN ROGERS Ambition: Surgeon AST A SAKALA Ambition: Undecided LILA SEGEBARTT Ambition: Undecided LARRY SHEPHARD Ambition: Dentist MARGIE SMITH Ambition: X-Ray Technician Seniors LARRY SWANSON Ambition: Physician DONNA STONGER Ambition: Dental Assistant HISENG TANG Ambition: Economist TERRY TREIBEL Ambition: Psychologist JOYCE ULRICK WANDA WALKER Ambition: Undecided JIM WALTERS Ambition: CPA CHARLES WENDT Ambition: Minister THOMAS DUTRO Ambition: Lawyer VICKI WOLFKILL Ambition: Designei MARILYN WREN Ambition: Nurse KAYE ZACHRISON Ambition: Occupational Therapist RENEE PETERSON Ambition: Fashion Design Seniors They taste of the sweet and lasting flavor of achievement - their grad¬ uation. Carol Cooper, Wayne Kiselbach, Nancy Pyke, Russell Lloyd, Shirlee Bunting. 74 The Senior Class Honor Students are those who have demonstrated leadership ability and maintained a 3. 5 grade point average or above throughout academy. They are, FRONT ROW: Laura Dalgleish, Steve Dickerson, Steve Libby, Vivian Grubb. BACK ROW: Cheryl Gardner, Marcia Baker, Kathy MacKay, Daria Claridge, Linda Rhynard. Class of 1966 Senior Class Vice-President Kandy Crawford and President Paul Ackerman lead the seniors triumphantly up the aisle at graduation. The moment the seniors have longed for, plan¬ ned for, and worked hard for, is realized on graduation day. Elder V. H. Fullerton pre¬ sents a diploma to Marilyn Wren. 75 juniors Elect Officers To lead their large, spirited class, the Juniors chose: John Rasmussen, Spiritual Vice-President; Mrs. William Lowe, Advisor; Aileen Mitchell, Vice-President; Brenda Barnhart, Secretary; Mr. Arthur Nelson, Advisor; David Rhynard, President; Zita Tadej, Treasurer; Jim Stephens, Sergeant at Arms; Mr. James Hanson, Ad¬ visor. Larry Aberle Barbara Aitchison luniors Mary Aitchison Alan Anderson Mary Lynn Avey Lucille Baker Gerald Ball Brenda Barnhart James Becraft Mike Becraft David Belcher Carol Bettes Sandra Billette 77 Cora Lee Boggs Delores Bolyard Rhonda Braaten Kathie Brown Dave Butler Josie Cabrales Jerry Carman Ann Casebier 78 Kay Daughtee Gordan Deapen Donna Delmarter Doug Dick Myrna Dorr James Downs Robert Edwards Linda Elvin Glenn Fleming Janice Fletcher Brenda Foss Bob Foss Beverly Garrett 1967 79 Randy Gore Everett Grant Twil ■ Green Ronald Gudwer Ken Heinricks Jim Holik Linda Hoover Joe Hubach Valerie Hudkins Faith Humphrey Charles Johnson Jerry Johnson Stanley Jordan Juniors 80 Sylvia Jordan Gwen Jorgenson Bill Kimble Robert Knoche Ryan Kwiram Beverley Lacey Nancy Landis Goral LaPorte 81 Virginia Lloyd Cheryl Lowe Steve Lowman Marilyn Luce Charles Lynch Marilyn McCoy David McDonald David McGann Kathy MacGregor Kay Masterjohn Julie Maxon Dave Mehelich Aileen Mitchell 82 luniors Renee 1 Montgomery Julie Norman Dave Parrish Charles Pazder Jennefer Penfold Judy Peters Leonard Pierce David Pierce Ken Pierson Jim Purdom Marilyn Randall John Rasmussen Renee 1 Rebisch 83 Gary Sellards Ron Sharp Joan Shephard Ron Shull Lynn Smith Juniors 84 Larry So wards Eileen Stensaa 1967 Jim Stephens Mike Stone Edwin Sukow Rita Tadej Zita Tadej Rebecca Taylor Jim Thompson Kathy Thompson Don Tolf Ron Top ham Arlee Trichia 85 Linda Tucker Bob VanDenburgh Bert VanSkike Rick Wade Sandra Walters Claudia Wellman Jerry Wentland Larry Wertz Dayle White Pat White Karyl Whitney Karyn Whitney Phillip Wiley fcrw- 86 Brenda Wilhelm Ellen Wilson Bill Woods Duane Woods Mary Byford Walter Kiselbach Bruce McClure Dennis Ondrejka Juniors 87 Lookin ' ; forward to becoming upperclassmen, the Sophomore officers plan for the future. Kathy Wenger, Treas¬ urer; Ann Ivy, Vice-President; Mark Baker, President; Kathy Roy, Secretary; Larry Gohl, Sergeant at Arms; Barry Long, Spiritual Vice-President. Advisors not shown: Mr. D. Mummert, Mr. L. Quinn, Mr. H. Crays. Sophomores Look Ahead 88 Gary Ball Thomas Becraft Steve Brown James Bruer Susan Aaron Kathy Aitchison Gene Avey Mark Baker Sophomores Bob Butterfield Elaine Carver Larry Chadwick Steve Christiansen Thomas Crook Fred Dalgleish Wendell Downs Valerie Dwyer Diana Edwards Kenneth Edwards Dorothy Eltz Tom Emerick Fred Epperly Pam Farver 89 Bill George Larry Gohl Connie Green Margie Gust Linda Harter Sue Helland Anna Ivy Diana Jackson Karen Jacobson Class Linda Larson Bill LeClaire Laura Libby Barry Long Pamela Ludwig Connie McClannahan Doug McCoy Mary Mulholland Dale Mundy Shirlee Newell Sue Jennings Floranan Jewell Paul Karmy Maralyn Kickbush 90 Valerie Nunn Dave Ogg Archalene Page Mary Lou Peterson Dawn Powell of 1968 Cheryl Spenst Richard Sukow Kathy Taylor Liz Thompson Fred Thompson Jim Thorp Adrienne Turley Toby VanSkike Kathy Wenger JoAnn White 91 Clara Walkus Charles Keele Michael Rice Shirley Tavasci Ronald Tilley Class of ' 69 The Freshman class officers stand watch at the gate entering Academy life, and begin leading their class up the road to graduation. Dave Spady, Sergeant at Arms; Karen Seibold, Secretary- Treasurer; Bobbie Clark, Vice- President; John Wesslen, President. Jim Messinger, Spiritual Vice-President; is not shown. WWf ffff Denise Altman Doug Benson Robbie Chadwick Alan Clark Barbara Clark Alfred Cummings Larry Dickerson Ron Edwards Philip Elliott Kathy Fletcher Randy Foss Louis Gates Debbie Humphrey Richard Karmy Alvin Kimble Freshmen Raymond Kroll Dan Layer Evonne Lewis Nancy Loewe Judy McClelland Glen McFarland James Messenger Bea Moran Cathy Olsen Melody Paddock 93 Jan Parker Jerry Peterson Marlen Pruett Dennis Pulley Lynda Raley Jeanette Rhoads Karen Seibold Sheri Shull LaRee Simpson David Spady Freshmen Clayton Sukow Marlin Topham Pat Wade John Wesslen Pam White Jacque Whitney Julie Witcombe Karen Wren Chris Krueger 94 Senior Activities ACKERMAN, PAUL Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Freshmen Class President; Band 1,2; Male Chorus 2; Sophomore Class Sergeant-at-arms; Senator 4; Senior Class President. AIMES, CAROL Attended AA 3 yrs. ; ASA A Pianist 2; Senator 2; Voice of Youth 2,3; Choir 2, 3,4; ZK Vice-president 4; M. V. Pianist 3; Junior Trio; Senior Trio; Sylvan 4; M. V. Organist 4. AIMES, LOIS Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Sophomore Class Vice-president; Choir 2,3,4; Sophomore Trio; Junior Trio; Senior Trio; Voice of Youth 2; Sylvan 4; Sylvan Vice-presi¬ dent; M. V. Organist 3,4; Girls’ Sports Secretary ASAA 4; Temperance Club Treasurer 4. BAHNMILLER, ALBERT Attended AA 2 yrs. BAKER, MARCIA Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Junior Class Treas¬ urer; SS Superintendent 3; Rainier Echoes Editor 4; Voice of Youth 2,4; Choir 4; Ushers Club 4. BALL, LARRY Attended A A 1 yr. BALSER, BOB Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Village Club Presi¬ dent 3; Voice of Youth President 4; ASAA Spiritual Vice-president 4; Voice of Youth 4. BARIEL, KENNETH Attended AA 4yrs. ; Freshmen Class Sergeant-at-arms; Voice of Youth 2,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Sylvan 2,3,4; M. V. Chorister 3; M. V. Leader 4; ASAA President 4, Senior Quartet. BENSON, WANDA Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 4; Ushers Club 4. BLANKENSHIP, DAVID Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Band 3,4; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 4. BLISS, STEVEN Attended AA 3yrs. ; Band President 4; Junior Class Sergeant-at-arms; Casa Loma Sergeant-at-arms 4; ASAA Chorister 4; Band 2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; Senior Quartet. BOCK, KELLY Attended A A 2 yrs. ; Sylvan President 4; ASAA Sergeant-at-arms 4; Casa Loma President 4; SS Chorister 4; Band 3; Choir 3,4; Letterman ' s Club 4. BRADFORD, BARRY Attended AA 2 yrs. BRAUN, EMILY Attended AA 3yrs. SS Secretary 4 BULGIN, MARILYN Attended AA 4 yrs. ; ZK Secretary 2; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4; Senator 3; ASAA Secretary 3; Junior Class Vice-president; Sylvan Secretary 3; M. V. Leader 4. BUNTING, SHIRLEE Attended A A 1 yr. BURGESS, KATHY Attended AA 2 yrs. ; SS Secretary 4; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4. CLARIDGE, DARLA Attended AA 4 yrs. ZK Treasurer 3; Rainer Vista Business Manager 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 4. COOPER, CAROLYNN Attended AA 3 yrs. ; SS Superintendent 4. CRAWFORD, KANDY Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Freshmen Class Vice-president; ZK Parliamentarian 2; ASAA Treasurer 4; Senior Class Vice- president; Choir 4. CROCKER, FRANK Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Choir 3; Voice of Youth 4. CROCKER, LARRY Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3, 4; Voice of Youth 4; Boys Chorus 3,4; Casa Loma Chorister 3; Senior Quartet. CROWDER, YVONNE Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Rainier Echoes Assistant Editor 4; Senior Class Secretary; Rainier Echoes Reporter 3. DAHL, MAURENE Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Band 3,4; Choir 4. DALGLEISH, LAURA Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Freshmen Class Secretary; SS Organist 1,4; ASAA Pianist 2; ZK Parliamentarian 3; SS Superintendent 3; Voice of Youth 1,2,3, 4; Voice of Youth Vice-president 4; Rainier Vista Typist 2, Rainier Vista Assistant Editor 3, Rainier Vista Editor 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; M. V. Chorister 4. DAVIS, CONNIE Attended AA 2yrs. ; ZK Secretary 4; ASAA Social Vice-president 4. DICKERSON, ROSALIE Attended AA 4 yrs. DICKERSON, STEVE Attended AA 1 yr. ; Casa Loma Par¬ liamentarian 4; Band 4; Voice of Youth 4; Voice of Youth President 4; M. V. Leader 4. DOWNS, LAURA Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Voice of Youth 3,4; Choir 3,4; Band 3. DRESSEL, ALLAN Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Nurses Club 1; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Sylvan 3,4; Casa Loma Pianist 4; M. V. Pianist 3; Voice of Youth 3,4. DUPEE ' , JEFF Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Freshmen Class Chaplain; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senator 2; Casa Loma Sports Secretary 2; ASAA Treasurer 3; Voice of Youth Chaplain 3; ASAA President 4. DUTRO, THOMAS Attended A A 1 yr. EBANKS, PATRICIA Attended AA 2 yrs. ; SS Secretary 4. FEY, TERRI Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Ushers Club 4; Voice of Youth 4; ASAA Recording Secretary 4. FOSS, DANIEL Attended AA 3 yrs. FOSS, TERRY Attended AA 4yrs. ; Senior Clas s Chaplain; Choir 2,4; Voice of Youth 2,3,4. FUNNER, SANDY Attended A A 2 yrs; SS Secretary 4. GARDNER, CHERYL Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ASAA Secretary 3; Voice of Youth 3,4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; Band 3; SS Organist 3; SS Pianist 4; M. V. Pianist 4; Ushers Club 4; Rainier Vista Associate Editor 4. GOHL, STEVE Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ASAA Spiritual Vice-president 4. GONZALEZ, VICKI Attended A A 2 yrs; Senator 3; M. V. Chorister 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4; Rainier Echoes Ad Manager 4; ASAA Social Vice-president 4; Band 3,4; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 4. GRIEBEL, DELMAR Attended AA 4 yrs. ; ASAA Treasurer 3; Casa Loma President 4; Student Faculty Council 4; Temperance Club 4. GRUBB, VIVIAN Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Choir 4; M. V. Leader 4; ZK Chorister 3; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4. GUST, DOUGLAS Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Choir 3,4. HEMINGER, GARY Attended AA 2 yrs. HILL, DEVLYN Attended AA 1 yr. SS Pianist 4; Choir 4. HIRSCHKORN, GERALD Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Senator 1; M. V. Pianist 2; ASAA Pianist 2; Sylvan 3,4; Choir 3,4; M. V. Organist 2. HOCKENSON, JO ANN Attended AA 2 yrs. JOHNSON, JAN Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Freshmen Class Treasurer; Male Chorus 2,3; Junior Class Chaplain; Voice of Youth 3,4; Choir 3,4; ASAA Sergeant-at-arms 3; Casa Loma Spiritual Vice-president 4; Voice of Youth Chaplain 4; SS Superinten¬ dent 4; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4; Ushers Club 4; Temperance Club 3,4. JOHNSON, LARRY Attended A A 2 yrs. ; Senator 3; M. V. Leader 4; Band 3,4; Voice of Youth 4; Casa Loma Vice-president 4. JOHNSON, LINDA Attended AA 2 yrs. ; M. V. Secretary 4; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 4. JONES, MARVELL Attended A A 1 yr. ; SS Superintendent 4; Choir 4. KABANUK, ONNETTE Attended A A 2 yrs. ASAA Parliamentarian 4; Choir 4. KISELBACH, WAYNEARD Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Senator 4; Choir 3, 4; SS Chorister 4. KRUEGER, STEVEN Attended AA 1 yr. KYTE, HEATHER Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ASAA Chorister 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4. LENO, CHERILYN Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Sophomore Class Secretary; Band 2,3; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Senior Trio; Junior Trio; Voice of Youth 4. LIBBY, STEPHEN Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Junior Class President; Casa Loma Social Vice- president 4; Band 3; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Voice of Youth 4. LINDEL, CAROL Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Choir Secretary 4; ZK Sports Secretary 4; Choir 4; Band 3; Voice of Youth 4. LINDEMAN, BILL Attended AA 3 yrs. ; SS Chorister 4; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Choir President 4. LLOYD, RUSSELL Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Voice of Youth 3,4; Temperance Club 3,4. MCCLAIN, RICHARD Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Casa Loma Chorister 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Senior Quartet. MCCOY, MONTY Attended A A 3 yrs; Sophomore Class President; Casa Loma Secretary 4; ASAA Sports Secretary 4. MCMAHON, BARBARA Attended A A 2 yrs. ; Voice of Youth 4; Ushers Club 4. MACKAY, KATHLEEN Attended AA 1 yr. ; M. V. Leader 4; ZK Pianist 4. MANN, CAROL Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ZK Pianist 4; M. V. Pianist 4; SS Receptionist 4. MILLER, JAMES Attended AA 2 yrs. MOODY, RICHARD Attended AA 1 yr. MYERS, FRANCES Attended AA 4 yrs. MYERS, RICHARD Attended A A 1 yr. NEIDEFFER, CONNIE Attended AA 3 yrs. PETERS, GEORGE Attended A A 2 yrs. ; M. V. Leader 3; Temperance President 4; Rainier Echoes Assistant Editor 4; Casa Loma Secretary 3. PETERSON, CARL Attended AA 2 yrs. PETERSON, LINDA Attended A A 1 yr. PETERSON, RENEE ' Attended AA 1 yr. PRICE, LEE Attended A A 2 yrs. PYKE, NANCY Attended A A 2 yrs. ; ZK Spiritual Vice- president 4; Temperance Club Secretary 4; Voice of Youth 4; Band 3,4. RHYNARD, LINDA Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 4; M. V. Secretary 4; Voice of Youth 3, 4. RICHARDS, WILLIAM Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Casa Loma Chorister 4; Choir 3,4. RODENBERGER, JACQUELINE Attended A A 1 yr. ; M. V. Secretary 4. ROESLER, KATHY Attended A A 3 yrs. ; ZK Secretary 3; ASAA Recording Secretary 4. ROGERS, STEPHEN Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ASAA Sergeant-at- arms 3; Casa Loma Sports Secretary 3; SS Superintendent 4; M. V. Chorister 4; Band 3. SAKALA, ASTA Attended A A 2 yrs. ; ASAA Pianist 3; Senator 4; SS Superintendent 4; Choir 3, 4; Sylvan 4. SEGEBARTT, LILA Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Rainier Echoes Reporter 4. SELLARDS, RONALD Attended A A 2 yrs. SHEPHARD, LARRY Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Senior Class Sergeant-at-arms. SIMMONS, LADEANE Attended A A 2 yrs; ZK Sergeant-at- arms 4. SMITH, MARGIE Attended AA 4 yrs. ; Band 2, 3; Choir 3,4; Girls Chorus 2; Sophomore Trio; Junior Trio; Voice of Youth 2,4. STONGER, DONNA Attended A A 1 yr. SWANSON, LARRY Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Casa Loma Treasurer 4; M. V. Organist 3; SS Organist 3,4; ASAA Pianist 4; Band 3, 4; Choir 4; Voice of Youth 3,4. TANG, HENRY Attended AA 2 yrs. TREIBEL, TERRY Attended AA 3 yrs. ; Band Secretary- Treasurer 3; Senator 2; ZK President 4; Choir 4; Band 2, 3. WALKER, WANDA Attended AA 2 yrs. WALTERS, JAMES Attended AA 2 yrs. WENDT, CHARLES Attended A A 3 yrs. ; Casa Loma Sergeant-at-arms 3; Voice of Youth 3,4. WOLFKILL, VICKI Attended AA 2 yrs. ; ZK Sports Secretary 4; Ushers Club Secretary 4; M. V. Chorister 4. WREN, MARILYN Attended AA 4 yrs. ; ZK Treasurer 4; M. V. Secretary 4; Voice of Youth Secretary-Treasurer 4; Senator 1; Band 3,4. ZACHRISON, KAYE Attended AA 2 yrs. ; Junior Class Secretary; Senator 4; Band Secretary 4; Choir 4; Band 3,4; ZK President 4. ZUNDELL, WAYNE Attended A A 2 yrs. ROSTER Ball, Larry Box 4 Dillingham, Alaska Braun, Emily 3041 Kromer Ave. Everett, Washington Christiansen, Steve 1520 E. Prospect Ave. Olympia, Washington Aaron, Susan 1203 Fogarty Shelton, Washington Balser, Bob 308 M. Street N. E. Auburn, Washington Brown, Kathie 13024 N. E. 70th Place Kirkland, Washington Claridge, Darla P. O. 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Auburn, Washington Edwards, Diana Route 2, Box 242 Walla Walla, Washington Funner, Sandra Box 1877 Ketchikan, Alaska Hartwell, Douglas 14201 Pioneerway E. Puyallup, Washington Edwards, Ken Route 3, Box 467 Chehalis, Washington Gardner, Cheryl 309 Magnolia Avenue Everett, Washington Hayes, Kent 804 S. W. Grandview Road College Place, Washington Edwards, Robert Route 3, Box 467 Chehalis, Washington Garrett, Beverly 8019 Shaw Road E. Puyallup, Washington Heinricks, Ken 3933 3urke Ave. N. Seattle, Washington Edwards, Ronald 37605 160th Place S. E. Auburn, Washington Gates, Louis 1802 L. Street S. E. Auburn, Washington Helland, Sue 3136 Academy Drive Auburn, Washington Heminger, Gary 3130 Pike Street S. E. Auburn, Washington Hill, Devlyn 629 Tuseko Crescent Richmond, B. C. Canada Hirschkorn, Jerry 3436 Academy Drive Auburn, Washington Hockenson, Jo Ann 5020 Maltby Road Woodinville, Washington Holik, Jim 142 S. 100th Street Seattle, Washington Hoover, Linda 524 1st Ave. E. Pacific, Washington Hubach, Joseph Route 1, Box 316 Monroe, Washington Hudkins, Valerie 300 White Street Ladysmith, B. C. Canada Humphrey, Deborah 203 N. Street N. E. Auburn, Washington Humphrey, Faith 203 N. Street N. E. Auburn, Washington Ivy, Anna 5508 Olympic Highway Aberdeen, Washington Jackson, Dianna Route 1, Box 368 Toledo, Washington Jacobson, Karen P. O. Box 2000 Williams Lake, B. C. Canada Jennings, Suellen 3141 Academy Drive Auburn, Washington Jewell, Floranan 1017 Chestnut Street Bremerton, Washington Johnson, Charles 1328 Eckerson Road Centralia, Washington Johnson, Jan 6924 Johnson Road N. E. Tacoma, Washington Johnson, Jerry 1421 N. E. 198 Seattle, Washington Johnson, Larry 16019 38th N. E. Seattle, Washington Johnson, Linda 16019 38th N. E. Seattle, Washington Kyte, Heather R. R. 4 Paret Road Kelowna, B. C. Canada Lloyd, Russel 2321 Springer Road Olympia, Washington McMahon, Barbara 14520 26th N. E. Seattle, Washington Jones, Marvell 2543 S. Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, Washington Lacey, Beverly 1725 Garden Drive Vancouver 12, B. C. Canada Lloyd, Virginia 2321 Springer Road Olympia, Washington MacGregor, Kathie Route 2, Box 319 Stanwood, Washington Jordan, Stanley P. 0. Box 210 Pasco, Washington Landis, Nancy 19611 94th Street E. Sumner, Washington Loewe, Nancy F. A. A. Annette, Alaska MacKay, Kathleen P. O. Box 157 Elma, Washington Jordan, Sylvia Route 1, Box 80 Ferndale, Washington LaPorte, Goral Route 5, Box 280 b Olympia, Washington Long, Barry 2915 3rd Ave. N. Seattle, Washington Mann, Carol 3612 S. Sheridan Tacoma, Washington Jorgenson, Gwen Route 1, Box 445 Enumclaw, Washington LaPaglia, Michael 5616 West Pioneerway Puyallup, Washington Lowe, Cheryl 1940 Huntington Ave. Castle Rock, Washington Masterjohn, Kay P. O. Box 144 Duvall, Washington Kabanuk, Onnette 3505 S. Ainsworth Tacoma, Washington Larson, Linda Rt. 1, Box 128 Milton-Freewater, Oregon Lowman, Steve % Weather Bureau Annette, Alaska Maxon, Julie 25620 32nd PI. S. Kent, Washington Kapiniak, Sam R. R. 5 Kelowna, B. C. Canada Layer, Cynthia 2010 Elm Street S. E. Auburn, Washington Luce, Marilyn Rt. 1, Box 300 B Sequim, Washington Mehelich, Dave 18731 N. E. 55th Redmond, Washington Karmy, Richard Route 4, Box 15 Chehalis, Washington Layer, Dan 2010 Elm Street S. E. Auburn, Washington Ludwig, Pam 605 Buren Street Ketchikan, Alaska Messinger, James 3274 Sharon Ave. Anderson, California Karmy, Paul Route 4, Box 15 Chehalis, Washington Layer, Greg 1220 84th N. E. Bellevue, Washington Lynch, Charles 2730 N. Bethel Olympia, Washington Miller, James B. 3205 14th Ave. S Seattle, Washington Kickbush, Maralyn 47051 Yale Road E. R. R. 5 Chilliwack, B. C. Canada LeClaire, William Route 3, Box 126 Enumclaw, Washington McClain, Richard 25052 Mound St. Loma Linda, California Miller, James E. 134 Scenic View Drive College Place, Washington Kimble, Alvin 3607 Enumclaw Highway Auburn, Washington Leno, Cherilyn 810 7.tH Street South Kirkland, Washington McClannahan, Connie 4523 Waller Road E. Tacoma, Washington Montgomery, Renke 11101 S. E. Market St. Portland, Oregon Kimble, Bill 3607 Enumclaw Highway Auburn, Washington Lewis, Evonne 1916 Auburn Avenue Auburn, Washington McClelland, Judith Star Route 2 Pt. Townsend, Washington Moody, Richard Aleknagik Alaska Kiselbach, Walter 555 East 22nd Ave. Vancouver, B. C. Canada Libby, Laura P. O. Box 212 Dillingham, Alaska McClure, Bruce 16916 32 Ave. S. W. Seattle, Washington Moran, Bea Box 46 Dillingham, Alaska Kiselbach, Wayne 555 East 22nd Ave. Vancouver, B. C. Canada Libby, Ralph 3225 S. 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Canada Lloyd, Robert 2900 Shamrock Drive Aberdeen, Washington McGann, David 3021 Philips Court Richmond, California Newell, Shirlie Rt. 2, Box 255 N. Enumclaw, Washington 99 Norman, Julie 3221 Academy Drive Auburn, Washington Peterson, Linda Foley Minnesota Rebisch, Rene ' Rt. 2, Box 255 Battle Ground, Washington Sauder, Jeralyn 135 East 11th Ave. Anchorage, Alaska Nunn, Valerie 2284 Harbour Road Sidney, B. C. Canada Peterson, Rene ' 530 S. W. Second St. College Place, Washington Reichenbach, Daryle Box 64 Harefly, B. C. Canada Seavers, William Jr. 7039 N. E. 170th Bothell, Washington O ' Dell, Dennis 5626 N. Sycamore Real to, California Pierce, Leonard 522 Amess Street New Westminster, B. C. Cam Reinking, James 3380 Scenic Drive Auburn, Washington Segebartt, Lila Route 1, Box 975 Auburn, Washington Ogg, Dave Route 1, Box 584 Auburn, Washington Pierce, David 206 W. 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Auburn, Washington Rouse, Dennis Route 1 Box 205 Custer, Washington Sowards, Larry 3515 Oakes Ave. Everett, Washington Petersen, Carl Box 87 Mineral, Washington Randall, Marilyn R. R. 1 Agency, Iowa Roy, Kathleen 230 Chenault Avenue Hoquiam, Washington Sp dy, Dave 3339 Academy Dr ive Auburn, Washington Peterson, Jerry Rt. 2, Box 279 Chehalis, Washington Rasmussen, John Rt. 3, Box 141 Centralia, Washington Sakala, Asta 890 Jones Street Kelowna, B. C. Canada Spenst, Cheryl 108 21st Street S. E. Auburn, Washington Stensaa, Eileen P. 0. Box 305 A Stanwood, Washington Thompson, James Route 1, Box 100 Granite Falls, Washington Varnell, Marcie 30658 Green River Road Kent, Washington White, Patricia 5732 Enumclaw Highway Auburn, Washington Stephens, James 7617 Canyon Road Puyallup, Washington Thompson, Jonnie 2428 E. Biglow Olympia, Washington Wade, Rick Greenwater Inn, Star Route Enumclaw, Washington Whitney, Jacquelyne 915 South College Ave. College Place, Washington Stone, Michael 3000 17th S. E. Auburn, Washington Thompson, Kathy 2428 E. Biglow Wade, Pat P. O. Box 42 Auburn, Washington Whitney, Karyl 915 S. College Ave. College Place, Washington Stonger, Donna 3440 Scenic Drive Auburn, Washington Thorp, Jim 3109 Academy Drive Auburn, Washington Walker, Wanda Route 1, Box 48 Ketchikan, Alaska Whitney, Karyn 915 S. College Ave. College Place, Washington Sukow, Clayton R. R. 2 Hartman Rd. Kelowna, B. C. Canada Tilley, Ron 634 S. E. 70th Portland, Oregon Walkus, Clara Box 131 Port Hardy, B. C. Canada Wiley, Phil 1320 Norman Drive Redding, California Sukow, Edwin R. R. 2 Hartman Road Kelowna, B. C. Canada Tolf, Don 3707 Cartier Drive Bremerton, Washington Walters, James 238 Bryant Street Ketchikan, Alaska Wilson, Eilen 4244 Newport Way Bellevue, Washington Sukow, Richard R. R. 2 Hartman Road Kelowna, B. C. Canada Topham, Marlin % Wash. Conference Box 1585 Seattle, Washington Walters, Sandra 238 Bryant Street Ketchikan, Alaska Whitcombe, Julie Route 2, Box 429 Enumclaw, Washington Swanson, Larry Route 3, Box 809 Stanwood, Washington Topham, Ronald % Wash. Conference Box 1585 Seattle, Washington Wellman, Claudia 5034 Crest Lane Everett, Washington Wolfkill, Vicki 622 West Main Street Monroe, Washington Tade j, Rita 7554 132nd Ave. N. E. Kirkland, Washington Treibel, Terry 9024 Cascadia Ave. Everett, Washington Wendt, Charles 8015 E. 60th Street Puyallup, Washington Woods, William Route 2, Box 386 Battle Ground, Washington Tadej, Zita 7554 132nd Ave. N. E. Kirkland, Washington Trichia, Arlee 3440 Enumclaw Highway Auburn, Washington Wenger, Kathy 36640 160th Ave. S. E. Auburn, Washington Wren, Karen 2025 Fir S. E. Auburn, Washington Tang, Hiseng 67 Cakapack Road Bangkok, Thailand Tucker, Linda 3452 77th Ave S. E. 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And from these times they build and grow, to develop a life of loving service and meaningful achievements. BELOW: Susan Helland, Jim Becraft, Darla Claridge, Bob VanDenburgh, Brenda Barnhart, Jerry Wentland, Cheryl Gardner, Marilyn Randall, Laura Dalgleish, Aileen Mitchell, Fred Daigleish, Mrs. L. Crays.