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

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While Freshmen and Sophomores learned about old and new testa¬ ment history, the Bible became the textbook for Juniors intensive study of SDA doctrines. A new pro¬ gram of independent study gave Seniors opportunity for exploring areas of individual interest. All learned more about applying Christ¬ ian principles to modern living. This year a Bible Curriculum Center, composed of material on several Bible-related subjects, collected by the Bible teachers, was used to good advantage by many students. For some of them, a chat with one of the guidance personnel marked a turning point. Mrs. Syphers ' Sophomore New Testament class divides into groups to discuss a topic. Pastor Moyer is always delighted to have someone come in for a chat. Carol Pulley files pamphlets for future use in the Bible Curriculum center. 17

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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

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Mrs. Laurinda Crays English IV, English III Advanced Writing Speech Rainier Vista Advisor Elder Waldemar Stoehr German, Spanish Sophomore Class Advisor Learning a foreign language, especially English, is never easy. With minimum assistance, Valai makes remarkable progress. Communication Skills Guten Tag, Luise, wie geht’s. Fred Epperly dili¬ gently pronounces German in the language lab. Some people have a hard time expressing! German papers - •— ' vr nt—iustf 18