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

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Deans Witzel Hall celebrated its fifth birthday this year. This residence hall for boys required a staff number¬ ing twenty with several part-time substitutes. One was a girl, Kathy Wenger, who held what probably rated as the most sought after job among girls, secretary to the assistant dean. Jobs in Witzel Hall ranged from janitor¬ ial service to secretary to the dean. Mr. Barry Randolph Dean of Boys Bookkeeping- Moving in on registration day was quite a feat. Mr. Wayne Wentland Assistant Dean of Boys Washington State History Current World Affairs A boy’s room is not always the semblance of order.

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Dorms and One hundred thirty-five girls live in Nelson Hall, and forty-five in Gibson, where the interior was completely re¬ decorated in 1968. For each girl who lived in either, there are varied scenes which compose memories of n dorm life. fT Some of these may have been long, late gab sessions, unsuccessful attempts to slip past the study period monitor, or the girl next door who practiced her uke- lele at all times. Perhaps the thumps of the exercises done at 10:00 p.m. by the girls living directly above have been for¬ gotten, but the chums and roommates who helped bear homesickness and semester tests, and who shared gladness and fun can never be forgotten. Miss Dorothy Hessong Assistant Dean of Girls Sabbath School Advisor Welcoming doors at Nelson Hall.

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Elder Duane Anderson Youth Guidance Church Pastor, Counselor Voice of Youth Advisor Senior Class Advisor Bible and Guidance Service Mr. Bruce Moyer Youth Guidance, Bible Doctrines Counselor, M.V. Advisor Senior Class Advisor Mr. William Lowe Old Testament New Testament M.V. Advisor Junior Class Advisor Guiding students in doctrine fundamentals is a challenge accepted by Mr. Lowe in the first year of application. 16