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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

RAINIER VISTA 1980 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Photo Essay.2 Departments.12 Faculty.36 Freshmen. 40 Sophomores. 48 Juniors. 54 Seniors.64 4-Year Seniors. 80 Senior Activities. 81 Organizations. 84 Religious Activities. 92 Dorms. 98 Social Activities. 102 Sports. 115 Work. 124 In Memoriam. 132 Parting Shots. 133 Ads. 135 Roster. 138 2 - PHOTO ESSAY PHOTO ESSAY - 3 J 4 - PHOTO ESSAY PHOTO ESSAY - 7 PHOTO ESSAY - 9 m ; ' JL 10 - PHOTO ESSAY PHOTO ESSAY - 11 BIBLE From Mr. Baker ' s Freshman Bible, on through Elder Perman ' s Sophomore class, the Word is presented as a pattern for life. The Bible personalities come alive as real people who had real problems much like ours. In Junior Bible with Elder Allen and Senior Bible with Elder McLean, the doctrines and truths of the Word and Spirit of Prophecy become personal guidelines, sources of Truth and patterns for growing in Christ. Ask, believe, claim, and learn to be Christlike in a less-than-Christian world. hiin m ii m iicew fisc? mi MS! Step IS T3 Tins! M3 IkUKKC W 1333! mi i i n 12 - BIBLE I BIBLE - 13 ART Clay, oils, chalk, endless new beginnings are the story of our artistic development. Under Mr. Child ' s guidance, these media become tools of creativity. What a challenge to take an idea from one ' s mind and translate it with the hands to a picture or sculpture! Let your imagination go free, then find a way in the art department to express its ideas. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Take a clunker of an auto and make it run. Mr. Farver will take you through the steps in Auto Mech classes. Once you get it running, he ' ll teach you to drive it during Driver Ed class (and get an ulcer from your strange left turns into traffic)! Need to get some metal shaped or welded? Mr. Spady can show you how in Metal Shop. His patience is well known, but don ' t try to do poor work. You will have the privilege of doing it over until you develop the skill you need for future usefulness. Where do the builders and woodworkers get their skill? They probably practiced in Mr. Freitas ' Woodworking classes. Shelves, cupboards, skateboard ramps, water skis, whatever is made of wood can be fashioned in the Shop. And then next door, nimble fingers tie the knots of macrame, tool leather, and polish ceramic pieces ready for their glazes. Manual dexterity comes to its greatest test as steady hands produce useful items for the home. INDUSTRIAL ARTS - 15 16 - INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS - 17 ENGLISH When you ' ve spoken it all your life, English seems easy. Then comes the process of vocabulary growth, correcting usage and spelling, and learning about the development of communication of thought through literature. Mr. Krenz ' Freshmen and Sophomores improve their English. Then as Juniors in Mrs. Beitzel ' s class more skills are put to use. English IV under Mrs. Crays ' direction can even lead to some College credit. Hopefully the nouns, verbs, and adjectives are more properly used than before you came to English classes. 18 - ENGLISH SPANISH With Mrs. Andrews ' guidance, a second language can be started. Mastery will take more time and experience, but a good start is crucial. In conversation, reading, writing, we try to become fluent in the speaking and acquainted with the culture of the countries where the language is spoken. SPANISH - 19 Future homemakers, future chefs, the nutritionists of the nation—these and more are the products of Miss Ehman ' s classes. In spite of burned food, dirty dishes, or crooked seams, she can get us to try again. Skills acquired here can be carried with us into the practice of real life in the years ahead. Miss Ehman, can you recommend a good cook? I really like to eat! 20 - HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS - 21 HISTORY Mr. Miller makes history come alive right there in Room 13. Mock battles, confrontations, events of destiny—you know how it was when you watch him. Maybe we can learn from the past and avoid some errors. Elder Perman helps us to know this State and its history. Traveling to the historical sites is the best way, even if the bus refuses to go past Astoria for awhile. 22 - HISTORY AVIATION Navigation and other skills are mastered in Ground School, and then Mr. Wines or Mr. Latsha can take you off the ground. Learning how to keep the wings level and keeping the nose up seem hard at first. Soon you can take it up and bring it down by yourself—solo is a magic word. It ' s hard on shirts, but nice to achieve. Now if the FAA will just agree with the answers on your test . . . AVIATION - 23 BUSINESS EDUCATION Job-finding skills are polished in Mr. Willison ' s typing classes. And even if you don ' t get a job that uses typing, term papers and letters home will be more legible. Mr. Wines shows you how accounting practices work and you valiantly try to get the figures all in the right columns. Mrs. Andrews ' help with the mechanics of business machines and other office practice rounds out the skills. The new language of shorthand becomes clearer as your speed picks up and dictation goes faster. But will you ever get the transcription just right? Practice! 24 - BUSINESS EDUCATION LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER A great part of education is knowing where to find facts. Mrs. Crays and Mrs. Jewett can help with that. Or maybe you ' d just like to visit or study with a friend. If it requires conversation, you may find yourself invited to study elsewhere. Other people need it quiet. Films, construction paper, projectors, transparencies— these and many more things are available to help the teachers enrich their classes. LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER - 25 SCIENCE Computing or computers. Mr. Rittenbach helps us understand both. Skill and confidence grow as we can make use of machines to make our work easier and more accurate. Mr. Parker ' s help in Physics and Geometry get some tough concepts into our thinking. And then there ' s sailing and skiing to talk about! In biology classes we study living things in all aspects. Miss Toop emphasized that scientists are exact and we try to be more careful. But why must we spell it EXACTLY? In Chemistry, Mr. Rittenbach makes sure we put the right things together. It usually turns out just fine. What ' s a little smoke? 26 - SCIENCE AND MATH MATH - 27 CHOIR AND SYLVAN Adams, Marguerite Coy, Carmen Anderson, Davie Craig, JoAnne Anderson, Joni Dietrich, Tamra Aronson, Cheri Eigenberg, Judy Bahnmiller, Mike Everett, Ginger Barrett, Brenda Finch, Darwin Bauer, Tammi Finney, Cindy Baze, Kim Ford, Vanessa Beckwith, Paula Gasser, Larry Blake, Linda :;: Gohl, Brian Boos, Kathy Ham, Kevin Bottomley, Kathy Harris, Jim Burden, Voni Hayes, Julie Burke, Gerald Hilde, Jackie Bushnell, Stuart Hinshaw, Shane Candler, Judy Houck, Doug Casebier, Kevin Howell, Julie Cawthra, Terresa Hubbard, Lori Church, Bonnie Huether, Renee Cobb, Renee Jackson, Pierre Corwin, Shelly Jackson, Roger Couch, Randy Jewett, Dave Sylvan Johnson, Lorri Karlstrom, Ver-lee Roberts, Gregg Kegley, Marilyn Roberts, Linda Knight, Lisa Sanders, Harlan Kuehl, Lisa Schneider, Sylvia Lake, Marcee Schrenk, David Lamb, Russell Shinstine, Kelly Lang, Kristi Simmons, Tracy Latsha, Ron Sleeter, Julie Luce, Dan Sneed, Dawn Lyman, Laura : : Spady, Sharon McCombs, Jill Sule, David Meyer, Carol ::: Thornton, Rick Patchen, Genelle Tupper, Janice Paulman, Gretchen Wagner, Bev :;: Paulman, Katrina Wallace, Mike Peisley, Kelli White, LeAnn Pierce, Delvina Whitfield, Mike Postlewait, Debbie Whitten, Crystal Priest, Stephanie Wilson, Kelli Reid, Liz Worth, Georgianna Richardson, Sherri 28 - MUSIC Rehearsals, rehearsals, and more rehearsals result in a finished performance. During rehearsals, many things take place; singing happy birthday to a fellow member, keeping your back straight and feet flat on the floor, and of course one can ' t forget warm-ups (ya-ha-ha ' s etc.), and eventually working on real music. These vocal groups, under the direction of Miss Ritchie, pride themselves in excellent performances, which vary from a candle-lit Christmas vespers with a 17th century hymn, to the 30 ' s with George Gershwin. The choir consisting of 88 members, performs sacred concerts, while Sylvan, with 23 members performs both sacred and secular music. President - Pierre Jackson Vice-President - Jill McCombs Secretary - Kelli Wilson Treasurer - Jackie Hilde Sgt.-at-Arms - Rick Thornton Stage Manager - Gerald Burke Accompanists - Sharon Spady Tami Dietrich Director - Dixie Ritchie MUSIC - 29 BAND AND WIND ENSEMBLE Acosta, Karen Anderson, Wendell :;: Andrews, Dellisa Andrews, Terry Baker, Allen : Batiuk, Cathy : Bay, Ke nny Bolton, Bob Bottomley, Connie :;: Carman, Kathy ::: Carman, Sheryl Chapman, Molly :;: Chinn, Greg Chinn, Jeanne Cobb, Judy Cooper, Craig ::: Cramer, Linda :;: Crowell, Forrest :;: Dorland, Greg Dahlquist, Jeannie ::: Dougliss, Darci Edwards, Russell Garvin, Lisa Graham, Scott :;: Grellman, Dietmar Harris, Sherry Heinig, Gina Hettrick, James Ishikawa, Laurel :;: Johannessen, Jenna Jones, Mike Jordan, Sharon : Komarniski, Eric Kurian, Les Lanphear, Janice Monetti, Mitch Manullang, Victor Mayers, Dave Myers, Jenny :: McEdward, Karen ::: McFarlane, Donna Nelson, Stan Neuharth, Mike Mooers, DeEtta Reed, Dick Reynolds, Shirls Roberts, Sally Roberts, Susan :;: Robins, Julie Rouleau, Laurie Poulsen, Jeff Seri, Bev Skievaski, Sid Sheehan, Susan Stanley, Tom Stream, Ted Silvestri, Gerry Silvestri, Rick Tavasci, Todd Unruh, Clayton Unruh, Jeni Vanderhoof, Becky Wedel, Jeanine Whitson, Heidi Whitten, Keith Wilson, James Wood, Tom Latsha, Ron :;: Wind Ensemble ::;: Wind Ensemble only 30 - MUSIC Under the direction of Mr. Bolton, the Band and Wind Ensemble perform many and varied concerts throughout the year. The concerts range anywhere from playing for the tumbling team, to playing for church and can take place at any time and anywhere. President - James Wilson Vice-President - Karen McEdward Pastor - Donna McFarlane Sec.-Treas - Darci Dougliss Publicity - Wendell Anderson Asst. Director - Eric Komarniski Director - Mr. Bolton MUSIC - 31 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 32 - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Getting into good physical condition can be hard work, can be tiresome, or it can be a lot of fun. Mr. Priest and Miss McIntyre see to it that we don ' t sit around and get flabby. By example, and by consistent watchfulness, they promote good health. Sportsmanship and attention to good practice take top priority. The Gymnastics team takes the message of good health to churchs and schools, demonstrating the link between fitness and Christlike living. PHYSICAL EDUCATION - 33 34 - PHYSICAL EDUCATION NURSE’S ASSISTANT Future nurses follow Mrs. Allen ' s instructions and learn the procedures carefully. Who wants to be the patient today? The skills are perfected in actual practice in local hospitals and nursing homes. Careers in the making, or just summer jobs with a certificate—many applications of the learning done here are in our futures. NURSE ' S ASSISTANT - 35 1. Wines, Ed - Principal, Accounting 2. Ahlberg, Clifford - Maintenance: heat and light 3. Ahlberg, Jean - Custodian 4. Allen, David - Junior Bible, Outreach programs, Wilderness Club 5. Allen, Giny - School nurse, Nursing class 6. Andrews, Jean - Spanish, Business Ed. 7. Baker, Mike - Associate Boys ' Dean, Freshman Bible 8. Beitzel, Pam - Junior English, Rainier Echoes 9. Bender, John - Harris Pine Mill Manager 10. Bolton, Bob - Band Director 11. Carver, Jack - Custodian 12. Childs, Duane - Art 36 - FACULTY 13. Childs, Emily - Business office 14. Crays, Laurinda - English, Media Center Director 15. Ehman, Darlene - Home Economics 16. Farver, Bob - Auto Mechanics, Driver Ed., Ground School 17. Farver, Rosemary - Director of Food Services 18. Freitas, Beth - Accountant 19. Freitas, Bob - Woodshop 20. Jewett, Billie - Media Center Assistant 21. Jewett, Dick - Church Pastor, Intro, to Bible 22. Koehn, Donna - Dean of Women 23. Koehn, Walt - Vice-principal, Junior Bible 24. Krenz, Hans - Sophomore English, Freshman English, Rainier Vista 25. Langseth, Gladys - Assistant Food Service Director 26. McIntyre, Patty - Assistant Girls ' Dean, Girls ' P.E. FACULTY - 37 Hi 27. McLean, Orlin - Senior Bible 28. Mendenhall, Bob - Security 29. Miller, Jeanie - Keyboard 30. Miller, Ron - Sophomore and Senior History 31. Mundy, Don - Maintenance: grounds 32. Mundy, Wilma - Assistant Food Service 33. Parker, Wes - Math and Physics 34. Perman, Ken - Sophomore Bible and History 35. Priest, David - P.E. 38 - FACULTY 36. Priest, Janie - Secretary to the Principal 37. Ritchie, Dixie - Choral Director 38. Rittenbach, Gary - Chemistry and Math 39. Robins, Dick - Greenhouse Manager 40. Spady, Ed - Machine Shop, Welding, Drafting 41. Toop, Judy - Biology, Rainier Vista 42. Vipond, Velma - Student Services Director, Business 43. Wedel, Janet - Solaria Manager 44. Willison, Bob - Student Financial Director, Business 45. Withrow, Carolyn - Records Clerk 46. Withrow, Dean - Dean of Men FACULTY - 39 FRESHMEN Craig Cooper President Gretchen Paulman Chaplain Kim Baze Secretary Treasurer Jennifer Myers Vice President Joe Luce Sergeant-at-Arms CLASS OF ’83 40 - FRESHMEN Karen Acosta Dellisa Andrews Tammi Bauer Kenny Bay Donald Bingman Linda Blake Krista Blakeney Connie Bottomley Lori Brown Leroy Buell Jay Chavis Gregory Chinn FRESHMEN - 41 Robbie Cisco Shelly Corwin Kevin Cox Michael Crady Albert Craig Cindy Crawford Janie Dahlquist Scott Davis Jeffery Dick Willie Everett Angela Floyd Larry Gasser 42 - FRESHMEN Karen Gosset Sherry Harris Grant Hawkins Darrin Hayes Dawn Henderson Julie Howell Daniel Hughes Wade Johnston Julie Jones Lane Kiele Russell King Laurie Kramer FRESHMEN - 43 Michelle Lax Daneen Lindh Helen Lopez Laura Lyman Darrin Massena Desi McPherson Mitchell Monetti Jonathan Nash Molly Norton John Paeng Clayton Paddock Dede Putz Jeffrey Rasco Vickie Rathbun Ginger Redding Elizabeth Reid 44 - FRESHMEN Jocelyn Reid Lisa Schumacher Larry Seaunier Sheri Silcox Sid Skievaski Wade Taylor Rex Thornton Travis Trammel Jeni Unruh Scott Ward Jeanna Weber Leann White Heidi Whitson Melody Wilson FRESHMEN - 45 SOPHOMORES President Scott Burks Sgt.-at-Arms Tom Wood 46 - SOPHOMORES Kathleen Boos Marci Brewer Voni Burden Barbara Butterfield Ira Campbell SOPHOMORES - 47 Andrew Campo Jeff Choi Lisa Coleman Tammy Dietrich Greg Dorland Kathy Carman JoAnne Craig Barb Douglas Ken Cartwright David DeMoss Ken Eastman Edward Castello Tricia Dexter Shawn Edwards Dan Chambers Judy Cobb Alan Dickerson Harry Doll Peter Erbenich 48 - SOPHOMORES HIM Judy Farag Cindy Finney David Fisher Kevin Graham Lane Harris Gina Heinig Renee Huether Steve Hale Jackie Jensen Jenna Johannessen Lisa Knight Karen Hughes Sharon Jordan Jung Ko Marcee Lake Jim Guthrie Kevin Ham Roger Jackson Kristi Lang SOPHOMORES - 49 Janice Lanphear Lance Leonard Eldon Lively Victor Manullang Celia Martin 50 - SOPHOMORES DeEtta Mooers Darlene Nelson Genelle Patchen Tony Morris Anita O ' Day Delvina Pierce Laetitia Naude Wally Page Wendy Podraza SOPHOMORES - 51 Joseph Reid Gwen Roberts April Shantley Gerry Silvestri Jonita Snell Shane Reiswig Julie Robins Kelly Shinstine Julie Sleeter Roger Taylor 52 - SOPHOMORES James Greiner Vance Curran Keith Whitten Deanna Wilkerson Debbie Wiltse SOPHOMORES - 53 JUNIORS f President: Randy Couch, Spiritual-Vice: Paula Palmer, Social-Vice: Verlee Karlstrom, Secretary: Jill McCombs, Treasurer: Judy Candler, Sgt.-at-Arms: Chris Manley 54 - JUNIORS Don Ammon Davalene Anderson Wendell Anderson Jeff Aronson Jack Baugher Paula Beckwith Laurie Bockmann Kathy Bottomley Robert Bour Teresa Brown Darren Buck Erin Burke Sheri Burks Doris Cabrales 55 - JUNIORS Judy Candler Patty Carlin Terresa Cawthra Larry Christie Carol Chuljian Keith Cochran Gerald Coleman Randy Couch Debbie Crosiar . Forrest Crowell Don Davies Julie Davis Renee Day David Detamore 56 - JUNIORS Lisa Douglas Darci Dougliss Steph Dyer Lisa Emerson Carey Erwin Darrell Erwin Ginger Evertt Mike Ferguson Darwin Finch Teddy Forch Scott Graham Dietmar Grellman JUNIORS - 57 Rob Jensen Dave Jewett Lorri Johnson Ver-Lee Karlstrom available Les Kurian Cheryl LaFlore Debbie Lamb Russell Lamb 1 - JUNIORS - 59 60 - JUNIORS Gisela Loch Chris Manley Gary Mapes Jill McCombs Cindy Megale David Merrill Paul Mitchell Stacy Morck Myrna Moujabber Sunny Murray Andre Naude John Nelson Mark Nelson Mike Neuharth Paula Palmer Rodney Palmer Heidi Paulman Jeff Poulsen Doug Pulley Lori Pulley Dick Reed Lesa Rick Mike Riston Gregg Roberts Susan Roberts Tanya Rutherford Roger Ruvalcaba Harlan Sanders Sylvia Schneider Susan Sheehan JUNIORS 61 Clayton Unruh Cynthia Wagner Marlaine Warner Dynell Weber Joleen Wentland I homas Werner Doug West Crystal Whitten Georgianna Worth JUNIORS - 63 GERALD BURKE, President E - Tennis, studying for Biology II, walks to Flaming Geyser (Coed) I - Philippians 4:13 G - Surgeon or FBI agent H - You ' re guilty until proven innocent, attendance policy T - Banquets, Fall Festival, Football games Y - Walla Walla College or Southern Missionary College DONNA MCFARLANE, Chaplain E - Writing letters, sleeping, going to town I - Is. 41:10 G - Nursing H - T - Wind Ensemble tours, midnight talks with roommates, a picnic at Green River Y - Walla Walla College TAMMY BEDDOE, Treasurer E - Talking with friends I - John 3:16 G - Registered Nurse H - Biology II, and big tests T - Dorm life, Open house ' 79, Trip to Walla Walla Y - Community College KELLI WILSON, Vice-President E - Playing basketball, gabbing with friends, trying to get an empty dryer I - Even when you ' re on the right track, you ' ll get run over if you just sit there. G - Journalism-communications H - People cutting in cafe line T - Water fights, Trio, Christmas time Y - Maybe work, maybe college JUDY KECSKEMETHY, Secretary E - ZK, ASB, writing letters, phoning home G - Teaching or secretarial H - Certain policies T - Religious Drama and choir tours, banquets Y - Walla Walla College or Canada STUART BUSH NELL, Sgt.-at- Arms E - Playing sports, getting to know people better, doing homework I - Philippians 4:4-7 G - P.E. teacher H - Nothing really T - Fun times I ' ve had with friends Y - Walla Walla College SENIORS E - Extra-curricular occupations I - Inspiration G - Goals H - Hidden annoyances T - Treasured memories Y - Years ahead 64 - SENIORS MARGUERITE ADAMS E - Writing letters, sports events, sleeping I - They say life is a bowl of cherries. But if it is, why do I always get the pits? G - Music teacher, or work at the Bon Marche H - No more freedom for the Seniors T - Friends, good grades Y - Everett Community C ollege and working at the Bon CATHY ARMSTRONG E - Being with friends, arts crafts I - The Lord watch between me and thee, while we are absent one from another G - Dress designing H - Snobs T - Closer relationship with the Lord Y - Trade school MICHAEL BAHNMILLER E - Homework, sleeping, goofing around with friends, watching T.V. I - 1 Corinthians 13 G - Dentistry H - The Absence system T - All the social programs when I had a date Y - Walla Walla College RONELLE BARRETT E - Standing in the halls and looking at the guys I - G - Dental Assistant H - Some of the teachers and the rules T - Fun times with friends Y - Clover Park Community College JONI ANDERSON E - Watching football, basketball, playing soccer, swimming, homework I - Faith that goes forward triumphs G - Occupational Therapist H - The sidewalk system by the cafeteria. T - Class picnics, singing the Messiah Y - Walla Walla College CATHERINE BATIUK E - Studying, practicing in musical groups, talking to a special friend I - 1 Corinthians 13 G - Medical Secretary H - The limited number of weekend leaves and segregated seatings in the Sabbath meetings T - Banquets, band concerts, W.E. tours, Z.K. open house Y - Seattle Pacific University TERRY ASH E - Talking with Linda, play sports, reading, listening to the radio I - Hebrews 11:1,6 G - Business Executive H - Nothing T - Intramurals (especially winning football championship), banquets, class picnics, being with Linda, skiing, ASB, CRT Y - Walla Walla College ALLEN BAKER E - Sports, being with friends I - John 1:7 G - Optometry H - Nothing T - Being with friends Y - Walla Walla College SENIORS - 65 MARK BREDESON E - Being with good friends, playing sports, a lot of studying I - Psalms 27:1 G - Aircraft Mechanic H - The high cost of attending AAA, having to work at H PM T - Mixed play periods, basketball games, talent show Y - Become a Deisel-Mechanic Apprentice CHRISTINA BROWN E - Being with Mark and my friends I - Job 12:13 G - Lawyer H - Cafeteria food, teachers ' attitudes about couples, segregated seating in church T - Camp meeting ' 79, Z.K. open house ' 79, home leaves at Mark ' s Y - University of Washington MARTY BEARD E - No spare time G - X-Ray Technician H - Parking tickets, not enough time for homework, stupid rules T - Basketball games, home leaves Y - Green River Community College CHERYL BURKE E - Dinking around, studying, swimming I - G - Cosmetology H - Dorm rules, I have to get up so early in the morning T - Room 201, skiing, football games, Sundays, swimming Y - Cosmetology 66 - SENIORS CAMERON BENNETT E - Working on the computer, acting strange I - G - Systems analyst H - They always seem to cram religion down your throat T - Living in the dorm Y - Walla Walla College PATRICIA BUTTERFIELD E - Talking with friends, drawing, homework, writing letters I - Psalms 34:7 G - Physical therapist or veterinarian H - Having to participate in P.E. activities when I didn ' t feel like it T - Friday night vespers and afterglow, Sabbath afternoon activities, ZK open house, Faculty home parties, visiting with friends on campus Y - Work for a year, then go to Walla Walla or Community College CHRIS BOCKMANN E - Playing piano, football, tennis, snow-skiing, gymnastics, thinking I - II Chronicles 7:14 (KJV) G - Computer engineer and stock investment H - Nothing T - Banquets, Amateur hour, gymnastic shows Y - Southern New Hampshire College DWAYNE BROOME E - Playing foosball, football I - Life is a bowl of cherries, but Harris Pine is the pits G - Engineering or Computer Programming H - Too many faculty use dictatorship and not democracy T - Intramural sports, gymnastics Y - Either Walla Walla College or shave my head and become a monk MARI CARTWRIGHT E - Spending time with my buddy, keeping entertained, wishing I - John 3:16 G - Skydiver H - Rude faculty, unncessary rules, tardies, cafeteria lines, early morning worships T - My Sophomore year, gymnastic tours, finding good friends, dorm life, sports, seeing how radical I can get Y - Going to Scotland to gather heather DOUG CHAPMAN E - Sports, homework, making new friends I - John 3:16, Philippians 4: 4- 8, Proverbs 4:5-6 G - Medicine (Respiratory Therapy, Lab Technician, X- Ray Technician) H - Attendance Policy T - ' 79 Jr.-Sr. Banquet, ' 79 Sr.- Faculty Banquet, ' 79 Senior Trip, Shanna, Graduation ' 79 Y - Walla Walla College or a Community College ARLENE CAMPBELL E - Being with my friends, reading, sleeping I - Psalms 91 G - Nursing H - Nothing T - Afterglow on Friday nights, Faculty home parties my Jr. year, Amateur hour, Z.K. Christmas banquet Y - Working in Alaska BONNIE CHURCH E - Practicing with trio, spending time with friends I - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. G - Dietician or nurse H - Nothing T - 3-ring tours ' 79, Sylvan trip to Disneyland, being in ASB, Religious Drama, Camp Mivoden Y - Walla Walla College SHERYL CARMAN E - Sleeping, goofing off, playing tennis, studying I - 1 Corinthians 13 G - Pre-Med or Business H - Too small dorm rooms T Banquets, being with my friends, mud sliding, water fights in the dorm, dorm parties, going to Sonic games on Metro buses Y - University of Washington or Pacific Union College KEVIN CASEBIER E - Sleeping, Studying, talking to friends G - Electrical, Physical therapist H - Going off campus rules, some faculty T - Trips, Refrigerator! hanging 80 flags, Christmas parties, just being crazy Y - Work! JEANEEN CHINN E - Having parties I - Philippians 4:19 G - French linguist H - The parking system T - Meeting Mr. Koehn for the first time, Wind Ensemble tours Y - Southern Missionary College RENEE COBB E - Mud sliding, sleeping, riding bikes, talking with friends I - Philippians 4:13 G - Not sure H - Nothing T - Class picnics, camp Mivoden, water fights Y - Everett Community College SENIORS - 67 CARMEN COY E - Reading, playing the piano, talking to people I - 1 John 1:9 G - Music Education H - Nothing T - ASB activities, trips, being with lots of kids Y - Walla Walla College GINA DAY E - Gymnastics, studying, watching games I - John 3:16 G - Business Field H - Nothing really T - Handshake, banquets, Junior picnic Y - Walla Walla College LANCE COLEMAN E - Making noise in the halls I - Revelation 1:7 G - Hospital Administration H - People who put other people down T - Sneaking off campus Y —Ohio State University or La Sierra College SHARON DOLL E - Watching the football games I - 1 Corinthians 6:19,20 G - Elementary school teacher H - Nothing T - Work, Z.K. open house Y - Pacific Union College RUBEN COMSTOCK E - Running, being with my friends I - John 3:16 G - Architecture H - Separated seating at church, cliques, social rules T - Banquets, girls dorm, faculty Y - Walla Walla College LINDA CRAMER E - Talking with Terry, reading, studying, sleeping, watching football games I - Psalms 23 and 1 Corinthians 13 G - Something in the Medical field H - Nothing T - Being with Terry, skiing, banquets, Jr. picnic, being in ASB Y - Walla Walla College RAYMOND DEWRI E - Studying college writing, goofing around, playing games I - 1 John 1:9 G - Medical Doctor H - Not having all night light, fog, getting up early in the morning. T - Bible Conference, week of prayer, Saturday night programs, banquets Y - Walla Walla College THOMAS DUNN G - Business H - Rules on campus leaves, all the meetings that we are required to attend on Saturdays T - Times with friends Y - College 68 - SENIORS LEANN EVERTS E - Sneaking over to the guy ' s dorm without passes, goofing around in the dorm I - It ' s not whether you win or lose, but how you place the blame G - Cosmetologist or Interior Decorator H - Limited mixed seating T - Fall Festival, Z.K. banquets, Sundays, Farver ' s frolics, H.P. parties Y - Everett Community College or Shoreline SHARI GLEN E - Talking with friends, reading the Bible I - Philippians 4:13 G - Nursing or P.E. teacher H - Shortness of afterglow T - Vespers, afterglow, singing Messiah, college days Y - Walla Walla College LISA GARVIN E - Practicing in the woodwind quartet, studying, playing tennis I - Psalms 23:4 G - Psychologist H - No mixed seating in religious services, not being able to take food from the cafeteria T - Graduation week-end ' 79, Junior Picnics, camp meeting ' 79 Y - Walla Walla College BRIAN GOHL E - Act team, making food runs for girl ' s dorm, talking, scuba diving I - Ecclesiastes 3:1-9 G - Business Administration H - Attendance policy, locker combinations T - Fall festival ' 79, Outreach activities Y - Walla Walla College JUDY EIGENBERG E - Talking, water fights, reminisce I - Proverbs 16:9 (NIV) G - Genetic Counselor H - Boring Sabbath afternoons when there isn ' t anything to do T - Bible Conference, Swim meet Jr. year, goofing off in the dorm, living in Gibson Y - Walla Walla College VALORIE GOODRIDGE E - Schoolwork, talking in halls I - In every box of oreos, there has to be a broken cookie G - Commercial artist H - Homework and locker at end of the hall T - Practical jokes after lights out, Saturday nights Y - Walla Walla College SCOTT ELLOWAY E - Sleeping I - Psalms 23 G - C.P.A. H - H PM, afternoon classes, the cafeteria food T - Weekend leaves, home leaves Y - Walla Walla College KENNETH GOTT E - Tennis, Golf, Basketball, talking with friends I - Romans 8:1 G - Doctor H - The rule about radios and tape, recorders in the dorm, classes starting at 7:00 am T - Bible Conference, spending time with Sylvia Y - Pacific Union College SENIORS - 69 BRENT GRAHAM FRANK GRANITE E - Being with Karen, sports I - G - Carpentry H - Steady couples are frowned on by the faculty T - Banquets, swim meet Jr. year, meeting Karen Y - Community College JULIE HAYES E - Talking with friends I - John 3:16 G - Dietician H - Absence policy T - Gymnastic tours, Bible camp Y - Walla Walla College KIM GRENIER E - Sleeping, being with my friends I - Never underestimate the power of a woman G - Child care H - The food, when people take your wet clothes out of the dryer T - Home leaves, working at H PM Y - Clover Park Vocational School JIM HARRIS E - Spending time with girlfriend, sports, practicing with the quartet, working on things for CL and ASB, homework I - John 3:16 G - Chiropractor H - Nothing T - Sylvan 78-79, intramural sports (winning football championship), ski trip my Freshman year, times spent with girlfriend, being a CL and ASB officer, our quartet Y - I will probably go to a community college or to Walla Walla College JEFF HAMLIK E - Garbage can golf, sports, woodworking, sleeping I - Romans 6:23 G - Lawyer H - Lights out, cafeteria breakfasts, too many weekend meetings T - Skiing, golfing, Farver ' s class, scuba diving Y - Pacific Union College JILL HAUGE E - Sleeping, homework, getting into trouble I - Romans 6:23 G - Clinical Psychologist H - No off-campus privileges for dorm students, limited number of weekend leaves T - Home leaves Y - La Sierra College E - Sports, girls I - G - Doctor or Lawyer H - Dorm rules T - Being with friends Y - University of Washington or Community College DOUGLAS HOUCK E - Jam sessions I - John 15:13,14 G - Own an electric grape peeling manufacturing plant H - My alarm clock, lights out at 9:30 when I need to finish a college writing assignment T - Hikes, Messiah tours, bothering my roommate 70 - SENIORS Y Walla Walla College LORI HUBBARD E - Calling John on the phone, being with my friends, playing sports I - John 15:12,13 G - Being a wife and mother H - Morning worship T - My friends, sports, seeing Mr. Farver in the hall, being dumb in the dorm Y - Get an apartment with Julie and Dawn LAUREL ISHIKAWA E - Sports, eating I - Proverbs 3:5,6 G - Nursing H - Nothing T - Skiing, water fights, tying Marilyn in her room Y - Walla Walla College or Pacific Union College GEORGE JACKSON E - Walking around with my snake, goofing around in the dorm, spending time with friends, studying I - John 10:10 G - Marine Biologist H - Nothing T - Scuba diving on center campus, boys ' campout, Saturday night programs, having mattress fights with my roommate Y - Walla Walla College MARILYN KEGLEY E - Play period, sleeping, being with friends, studying I - A task worth doing and friends worth having make life worthwhile G - Social work, Counseling, or something with animals H - Nothing T - My Sophomore year, choir tours, banquets, spending time with friends Y - Walla Walla College or Pacific Union College KAREN KEGLEY E - Being with Brent and my friends I - Behind every great man is a greater woman G - Haven ' t decided H - Conceited people, having to get up so early T - Junior class picnic, amateur hour ' 77, home leaves Y - Community College ALAN KNIGHT E - Sitting around talking to friends I - I Corinthians 6:19,20 G - General Contractor H - The system of you ' re guilt until proven innocent T - Singing in quartet Jr. and Sr. year, Sylvan Jr. year Y - Beginning my career in constructional contracting or Walla Walla ERIC KOMARNISKI E - Playing Clarinet in small groups I - All things work together for good for those who love God. G - Business Administration H - The upperclassmen are treated the same as the lower classmen T - Wind Ensemble tours to other schools Y - Seattle Pacific University for a few years, then to Walla Walla College to graduate EARLING KRAUSE E - Going to sports games, listening to music, goofing off I - John 3:16 G - Maybe carpenter or pilot H - Nothing T - Vacations from school Y - Green River Community College SENIORS - 71 RON LATSHA E - Socializing I - If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try, again G - Financier, Psychiatrist H - Separate play periods T - Wouldn ' t you like to know Y - Walla Walla College DAVE LEEN E - Trying to get off campus, being with Pam. I - Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. G - Lawyer H - Dirty bathrooms in guys ' dorm. T - Junior picnic, working on Amateur Hour. Y - Walla Walla College LISA KUEHL E - Playing basketball, swimming, having fun with my friends I - Romans 8:28 G - Interior Designer H - No mixed seating for church T - Fall Festival, Sophomore year, mixed play period Y - Walla Walla College JULIE MAPES E - Talking to friends I - John 3:16 G - Nursing H - Absence Policy T - Junior class picnics Y - Pacific Union College MIKE LAMBERT E - Playing basketball, working on my car so I can get home, studying I - John 3:16 G - Don ' t know H - The sack lunch problem T - The class activities Y - Walla Walla College RAY MARSH E - Upsetting teachers I - Live and Let Die G - Millionaire H - Dumb questionnaires T - Realizing I ' m late Y - Travel around the world GUY LECLAIRE E - Going to school and learning I - Psalms 91:11 G - Owning my own business H - Chapel T - Going to classes and being with my friends Y - Going to work and trying to start my business DAN LUCE E - Playing sports, working, goofing off. I - John 3:16 G - General Contracting H - Segregated seating, cafeteria seating. T - Banquets, gymnastics tours, sneaking off campus. Y - Walla Walla College 72 - SENIORS JOHN MATHIESON E - Procrastinating, sleep I - Wives obey your husbands G - Engineering H - I always said what bothered me. T - Banquets, tours Y - ? KAREN MCEDWARD E - Goof-off with friends, SLEEP! I - John 3:16 G - Business H - New attendance policy T - Home leaves, skiing, weekends Y - College, not sure of which one yet LISA MARTIN E - Talking with friends, studying. I - Ps. 119:9 G - Lawyer H - Cafeteria food, college writing 121. T - Water fights, making new friends. Y - Oakwood College JANA MILLER E - Jogging, reading, doing stitchery I - 1 John 4:9 G - Structural Engineer H - T - Northwest History Tour Y - Walla Walla College LISA MASSENA E - Messing around in the halls, talking with MB in the PE office G - Child Psychologist H - Homework, full class load my Senior year. T - Grad ' 79, hanging with my buddies, making Marty do his homework. Y - Walla Walla College JOHN MAYERS E - Talking and making friends with students and faculty, class and ASB projects I - Matt. 10:29,31 (LB) G - Architect H - Last minute announcements T - Christmas banquet ' 78, Jr.- Sr. banquet ' 79. Y - Pacific Union College, or Walla Walla College DARREN MCPHERSON E - Basketball I - Happy is the person who can laugh at himself, for he will never cease to be amused. G - Journalism H - Teachers grading on the curve, attendance system T - C league basketball, A league basketball ' 79 Y - Highline Community College DAN MOORE E - Getting put on restriction I - John 10:10 G - Pastor or writer H - Monitors in dorm T - Goggling around Y - Pacific Union College SENIORS - 73 CARLA PAGAN KATRINA PAULMAN E - Spare time!?! You ' ve gotta be kidding!! I - To achieve all that is impossible. To be all that we can become, we must dream of being more. G - Biology and Math H - Parking violations and uncalled-for CN ' s T - Girls ' campouts, choir tours, sneaking dorm students off campus Y - Walla Walla College KELLI PEISLEY E - Gymnastics, goofing around with friends, spending time with Gerald I - 1 Cor. 13 G - Teaching and missionary work T - Z.K. Open House, Talking with my roommate ' till early morning, Gerald, Bible Camp Y - Walla Walla College DAWN PAULSEN E - What spare time? I - Be positive or be quiet G - Set my own business in Marketing Management and Investment Counseling H - Gossipers and dishonest people T - Really great time with my friends and staying in the dorm with my good buddies Y - Get an apartment with Julie and Lori CHARLA PFIEFLE E - Making up dumb songs, staying up all night munching down! I - Proverbs 3:5 6 G - Housewife H - 1st period class, HPM, morning worship T - Having Freitas as a teacher, getting to breakfast V 2 hour before it starts Y - Work, go to Hawaii ED NASH E - Basketball, swimming I - Phil. 4:13 G - Lawyer H - Food T - The friendship and association Y - Work JULIE PIPKIN E - Spending time with friends, studying, dieting I - The best man for a job, is a woman. G - Child Psychology, Business Administration H - Early morning worships T - Friends I ' ve met, History Tour ' 79, week-ends at Dawn ' s Y - Get an apartment and go to College 74 - SENIORS E - Studying, playing football, drawing, talking to Miss Mac I - John 3:16 G - Physical therapy or counseling H - T - Good times with friends, the practical jokes I ' ve pulled on the deans Y - Walla Walla College DEBBIE POSTLEW AIT E - ACT Team, parties in the Registrar ' s office, talking with friends I - 1 John 4:7-19 G - Music teacher H - Cafeteria seating, skiing at Snoqualmie, cliques T - Big Mac attacks , Boston trip, ' 80 yells, Grad Y - Walla Walla College TERRY RICK E - Sleeping, sports, eating I - John 3:16 G - Architect H - You ' re always being watched T - Play periods, spending time with Mari Y - Walla Walla College LOMA ROBERTS E - Reading, talking to friends, goofing off I - Ps. 2:1-9 G - Business Secretary H - Cliques, getting up early for class T - Saturday nights, sports, class activities Y - Pacific Union College ROB RASCO E - Playing basketball, studying, visiting with friends I - Matt. 5:9 G - Business Major H - No mixed seating at Sabbath services T - Basketball, certain banquets, school picnics Y - Pacific Union College SALLY ROBERTS E - Soccer I - Phil. 4:13 G - R.N. H - T - Saturday night programs Y - Walla Walla College SHERRI RICHARDSON E - Singing, being with friends I - Phil. 4:13,19 G - Medical field H - T - Singing, Christian Readers Theatre, Camp MiVoden Y - Walla Walla College LINDA ROBERTS E - Studying, goofing off, having parties I - 1 Cor. 13 G - Dental assistant H - The food, 7:00 a.m. classes T - Camp MiVoden, Open House, Afterglow, Donkey basketball Y - Spokane Falls Comm. College SUE REED E - Talking to friends, homework, writing letters I - Gen. 18:14 G - Be a teacher H - The way some people act T - Bible Camp, Z.K. banquet, my friends Y - Walla Walla College DOUG ROGERS E - Just about everything, but study I - Gen. 1:1 G - Chemist or Brain surgeon H - Boy ' s dean T - Time off campus, home leaves Y - Working SENIORS - 75 RANDY ROOD E - Playing sports, friends, Garbage can golf I - Ps. 23 G - Electrician H - No upperclassmen privileges, CN ' s T - Gymnastics, sports, skiing, Boston trip, ordering food in the dorm T - Clark Comm. College PAUL RYCKMAN E - Don ' t have any I - John 3:16 G - Don ' t know H - The teachers T - Home leaves Y - DAVE SCHRENK E - ASB, golf on center campus, eating, joking around with friends I - Phil. 4:4-7 G - Medical Examiner H - Traditions T - Singing in the quartet, winning football championship this year, Sylvan tours 78-79 Y - Walla Walla college BEV SERL E - Sleeping, talking with my friends I - John 3:16 G - Something in Business H - When you tell the truth, and the faculty doesn ' t believe you T - Bible Camp, Z.K. banquet, girls ' campouts Y - Walla Walla College LAURIE ROULEAU E - Playing my flute, jabbering, eating I - Ps. 139:23,24 G - Teaching H - Distractions so I don ' t get my homework done T - Wind Ensemble tours, sailing, Sophomore year, Band clinic Y - Walla Walla College ANA MARIE SALDIVAR E - Bumming around and basketball E - If you love something, let it go, if it doesn ' t come back, it was never meant to be yours. If it does, then love it forever. G - Business Secretary H - Stuck up people that have nothing to be stuck up about T - Wendy, Lisa, Loma, Sunny, and Mike Y - University of Washington HOWARD SCHULTZ E - Being with friends I - Ps. 23 G - H - T - Y - Walla Walla College RICK SERL E - Sleeping, riding horses I - Ps. 23:1 G - Architectural drafting H - Regulations are too tight T - Extra-curricular activities Y - Drafting apprenticeship in Puget Sound naval shipyard 76 - SENIORS ROSALIE SMITH E - Studying I - John 3:16 G - Dental assistant H - Attendance policy T - Class picnics, Fall Festival Y - Walla Walla College TOM STANLEY E - Golf, playing tennis, studying I - Romans 8:28 G - Lawyer H - Cafeteria breakfasts, restrictions of dorm life T - Bible Conference, working for Mr. Freitas, Boston trip Y - Pacific Union College RICK SILVESTRI E - Sports, being with friends I - Rom. 8:1,2 G - Medical doctor or Pastor H - T - 3-ring tours, being with friends Y - Walla Walla College TRACY SIMMONS E - Being with Bev, and doing art work I - Through God all things are possible. G - Commercial artist H - Social, skiing at Snoqualmie, food T - Being with Bev, class picnics, week-end leaves Y - Ft. Lauderdale Inst, of Art SUZANN SULE E - Throwing footballs, playing the piano, having fun with friends and just goofing off I - Judge not, least ye be judged. G - Doctor H - Cliques, the weather T - Football games, tennis, meeting new people Y - France, or Walla Walla College SHARON SPADY E - Religious Drama, playing for different programs, etc. . . . I - Rev. 1:5-7 G - Nurse H - Cliques, getting up early for school T - Sylvan trip to Disneyland in May ' 79, Senior trio, Graduation Y - Walla Walla College RANDY STARK E - swimming I - ? G - Being the man on the moon H - When people ask me questions like this T - Sophomore and Junior swim meet Y - Work and go to Community College DAVID SULE E - Sports, studying, sleep I - John 3:16 G - Surgeon H - Homework on week-ends T - Graduation, home leaves Y - Walla Walla College SENIORS - 77 CAROL WEEDIN E - Horseback riding I - Ps. 23:1 G - Drummer for a band H - T - Y - MARLENE WEBER E - Practicing cello, studying, having fun I - Is. 30:15 G - Speech and Hearing Therapist H - T - Friends, banquets, Amateur Hour Y - Walla Walla College STANLEY TOBING E - Reading, playing in the gym I - Eccl. 13:1-8 G - Medical Doctor H - T - Eating at Cafeteria Y - Pacific Union College JEANNINE WEDEL E - Bug the music teachers I - Ps. 91 G - Journalism H - Not finding out what ' s going on when you ' re village T - Sylvan tours, learning to ski, finding out Mr. Bolton isn ' t all bad Y - Walla Walla College BEV WAGNER E - Being with Tracy I - Words fitly spoken are like apples of gold in a platter of silver. G - Nursing H - Social, limited weekend leaves, cafeteria lines T - Being with Tracy, skiing, class picnics, Graduation Y - College TRAVIS WEBER E - Writing letters, talking to friends, sleeping I - John 10:10 G - Falling timber H - T - The friends, the fun, and excitement Y - Look for Work JANICE TUPPER E - Cutting hair, taking it easy I - Prov. 3:5 G - Lab Technician H - T - Spending time with my friends, Weeks of Prayer Y - Walla Walla College DONNA WEEKS E - Recovering from the time that isn ' t free I - Never ask me to choose between you and happiness I ' ll choose you everytime. G - Business-Sales Representative H - Non-stop grape vines T - Class of “80 yells, last year ' s grad, Junior picnic at Flaming Geyser, mud sliding Y - Pacific Union College 78 - SENIORS MIKE WHITFIELD E - Talk with God, write letters, draw pictures I - John 3:16 G - Ministry H - Lack of respect for property, authority T - Baptism in Green River Y - Colporteur JAMES WILSON E - Studying, playing tennis, being with special friends I - 1 John 1:9 G - Theology H - Way kids act toward Christianity T - Having friends, outings Y - Walla Walla College MARK WITAS E - Basketball, joking around I - Love is blind, marriage is the eye opener G - Being rich H - Dorm showers, poor sports, food T - Friends, sports, dorm Y - Walla Walla Community College JIM WILTSE E - Being crazy I - Dear Youth . . . G - Body work H - Nothing much T - Friends Y - Everett Comm. College RAY YOUNG E - Working, sleeping, eating I - Gen. 1:1 G - Mortician H - Snobs T - Parties in my room Y - Water ski to Alaska KATHY WILLIAMS E - Singing, making new friends I - Jeremiah 31:3 G - Pediatrician H - T - Friendly atmosphere at A.A.A. Y - Walla Walla College SENIORS - 79 Terry Ash Allen Baker Ronelle Barrett Marty Beard Cameron Bennett Stuart Bushnell Sheryl Carman Kevin Casebier Doug Chapman Jeanne Chinn Lance Coleman Gina Day Sharon Doll Judy Eigenberg Brian Gohl Brent Graham Jim Harris Doug Houck Karen Kegley Marilyn Kegley FOUR-YEAR SENIORS Earling Krause Lisa Kuehl Mike Lambert Ron Latsha Guy LeClaire Dan Luce Julie Mapes Ray Marsh John Mayers Darren McPherson Jana Miller Katrina Paulman Dawn Paulsen Debbie Postlewait Rob Rasco Sally Roberts Paul Ryckman Rick Silvestri Rosalie Smith Sharon Spady Janice Tupper 80 - FOUR YEAR SENIORS SENIOR ACTIVITIES Marguerite Adams Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4 Joni Anderson Attended AAA 2 years; ASB Chorister 4; Choir 3,4; Z.K. Spiritual-Vice 3; Wilderness Club 3 Cathy Armstrong Attended AAA 1 year Terry Ash Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; ASB Boys ' Sports Sec. 4; C.L. Secretary 2; Freshman Class Chaplain; RE 4; Religious Drama 4 Mike Bahnmiller Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; ASB Pianist 2; Senator 4; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 3,4; C.L. Pianist 2, Spiritual- Vice 3, Parliamentarian 4; Sophomore Class Chaplain; Junior Class Chaplain; ACT Team 2; Religious Drama 4 Allen Baker Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Band 1,2,4; Wind Ensemble 1,2,4 Ronelle Barrett Attended AAA 4 years Cathy Batiuk Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; Z.K. Sec. 4 Marty Beard Attended AAA 4 years Tammy Beddoe Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Choir 3; Senior Class Treasurer Cameron Bennett Attended AAA 4 years; Band 1 Chris Bockmann Attended AAA 3 V 2 years; Honor Student; ASB Pianist 3; Choir 4; Band 1; C.L. Pianist 3; Freshman Class President; RE 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Religious Drama 2 Mark Bredeson Attended AAA 3 years; Gymnastics 3 Linda Briggs Attended V2 year Dwayne Broome Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; ASB President 4; C.L. Secretary 4; Gymnastics 3,4 Christina Brown Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; ASB Treasurer 4; Choir 3 Cheryl Burke Attended AAA 1 year Gerald Burke Attended AAA 2 years; ASB Sgt.-At-Arms 3; Choir 3,4; Senior Class President Stuart Bushnell Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Sgt.-At-Arms 4; Choir 4; C.L. Social-Vice 3; Senior Class Sgt.-At-Arms; Gymnastics 2,3,4; ACT Team 2 Patti Butterfield Attended AAA 1 year Arlene Campbell Attended AAA 3 years Sheryl Carman Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4 Mari Cartwright Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 2; Z.K. Sports Sec. 3; Gymnastics 2,3,4 Kevin Casebier Attended AAA 4 years; ChoiK 3 Doug Chapman Attended AAA 4 years; ASB sgt.-At-Arms 4; RV Photographer 3; RE Photographer-Reporter 4; ACT Team 4 Jeanne Chinn Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Social-Vice 4; Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; RE 3 Bonnie Church Attended AAA 2 years; ASB pianist 3, Spiritual-Vice 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4; Z.K. Parliamentarian 4; Religious Drama 3,4 Renee Cobb Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; Choir 2,3,4; Z.K. Treasurer 4 Lance Coleman Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 3; Band 2 Carmen Coy Attended AAA 1 year; Honor Student; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Ski Club 4; ACT Team 4 Linda Cramer Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; ASB Recording Sec. 4; Band 3; Wind Ensemble 3,4; RV 3, Editor 4 Loren Davis Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student Gina Day Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Choir 3; Z.K. Village Sec. 4; Gymnalics 1,2,3; ACT Team 3 Ray Dewri Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Choir 3; C.L. Spiritual-Vice 4; ACT Team 3 Sharon Doll Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 3; Band 1 Judy Eigenberg Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Junior Class Secretary Scott Elloway Attended AAA 3 years LeAnn Everts Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 3 Lisa Garvin Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4 Shari Glen Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3; Z.K. Sports Sec. 3; Gymnastics 1 Brian Gohl Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 4; RE 3, Editor 4; ACT Team 3, Leader 4 Val Goodridge Attended AAA 3 years Ken Gott Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; C.L. Sports Sec. 2; Freshman Class Sgt.-At- Arms; Gymnastics 1,2,4 Brent Graham Attended AAA 4 years Frank Granite Attended AAA 3 years Kim Grenier Attended 2 years; Z.K. Sgt.- At-Arms 4 Jeff Hamlik Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; C.L. Treasurer 3; RE 3; Ski Club 4 Jim Harris Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; ASB Boys ' Sports Sec. 3; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 2,3,4; C.L. Chorister 3, Sports Sec. 4; RE 4; Religious Drama 4 Jill Hauge Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; ASB Secretary 4; Choir 2; Z.K. Sgt-At-Arms 3 Julie Hayes Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4 Doug Houck Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan SENIOR ACTIVITIES - 81 4; C.L. Pianist 2,4; ACT Team 3 Lori Hubbard Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 2,4 Laurel Ishikawa Attended AAA 3 years; Band 3,4; Z.K. Social-Vice 4; Gymnastics 4 George Jackson Attended AAA 3 years Judi Kecskemethy Attended AAA 2 years; ASB Secretary 4; Choir 3,4; Z.K. Secretary 3, Parliamentarian 4; Senior Class Secretary; RE 4; Religious Drama 3,4 Karen Kegley Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 3; Z.K. Chorister 4; Freshman Class Secretary Marilyn Kegley Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Spiritual-Vice 4; Choir 2,3,4; Z.K. Treasurer 4 Sandy King Attended AAA 1 year; Choir Eric Komarniski Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Band 3,4; Wind Ensemble 3,4; C.L. Pianist 3,4 Earling Krause Attended AAA 4 years Lisa Kuehl Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 2,3,4; RE 4 Mike Lambert Attended AAA 4 years Ron Latsha Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 4; Band 1,2,3,4 Guy LeClaire Attended AAA 4 years Dave Leen Attended AAA 2 years; ASB Chorister 4; Choir 3; Sylvan 4; C.L. President 3; Junior Class Sgt-At-Arms; ACT Team 4 Dan Luce Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Choir 3,4; C.L. Treasurer 3, Sports Sec. 3; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; ACT Team 3,4 Julie Mapes Attended AAA 4 years Ray Marsh Attended AAA 4 years Lisa Martin Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; Religious Drama 3,4 Lisa Massena Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student John Mayers Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; ASB Treasurer 3; Senator 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer; RV 3 Karen Me Edward Attended AAA 3 years; ASB Girls Sports Sec.; Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Z.K. Secretary 3, Village Sec. 4 Donna McFarlane Attended AAA 3 years; Senator 3; Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Z.K. Spiritual-Vice 3, President 4; Senior Class Chaplain; ACT Team 2 82 - SENIOR ACTIVITIES Darren McPherson Attended AAA 4 years; RV 3; RE 3 Jana Miller Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Senator 4; Z.K. Treasurer 3, Artist 4; Junior Class Treasurer Dan Moore Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3,4; ACT Team 3; Religious Drama 4 Ed Nash Attended AAA 2 years Carla Pagan Attended AAA 3 V 2 years Katrina Paulman Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Sophomore Class Vice- President; RE 2,4, Editor 3; ACT Team 3,4 Dawn Paulsen Attended AAA 4 years; Honor Student; Senator 2,3; Sophomore Class Secretary Kelly Peisley Attended AAA 1 year; Honor Student; Choir 4; Z.K. Social- Vice 4; Gymnastics 4 Charla Pfiefle Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3 Julie Pipkin Attended AAA 3 years; ASB Social-Vice 4; Choir 2; RV 4 Gymnastics 4 Debbie Postlewait Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 2,3,4; Sylvan 4; Z.K. Sgt-At- Arms 4; RV 3,4; RE 3; Ski Club 4; ACT Team 2, Leader 3,4 Rob Rasco Attended AAA 4 years Sue Reed Attended AAA 2 years; ACT Team 4 Sherri Richardson Attended AAA 1 year; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Z.K. Chorister 4; Religious Drama 4 Terry Rick Attended AAA 2 years; Gymnastics 2 Loma Roberts Attended AAA 2 years Linda Roberts Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3,4; ACT Team 2 Sally Roberts Attended AAA 4 years; Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; Wilderness Club 4 F, , Doug Rogers Attended AAA 3 years; C.L. Sgt-At-Arms 4 Randy Rood Attended AAA 3 years; C.L. President 3; Ski Club 4; Gymnastics 3,4 Laurie Rouleau Attended AAA 3 V 2 years; Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; ACT Team 1 Clara Rowell Attended AAA V 2 year Paul Ryckman Attended AAA 4 years Ana Marie Saldivar Attended AAA IV 2 years; Z.K. Secretary 4 Dave Schrenk Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; ASB President 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4 Howard Schultz Attended AAA 2 years; C.L. President 4, Social-Vice 4 Bev Seri Attended AAA 3 years; Band 2,3,4; RE 3; ACT Team 4 Rick Silvestri Attended AAA 4 years; Band 1,2,4; Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class President; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 Tracy Simmons Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 3,4; C.L. Secretary 3; RE 4, Ski Club President 4; ACT Team 3 Rosalie Smith Attended AAA 4 years Sharon Spady Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Pianist 2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sylvan 1,2,3,4; ACT Team 2; Religious Drama 3 Tom Stanley Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; ASB Treasurer 4; Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; RE 3,4; Ski Club 4 Randy Stark Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 2 Jeanine Wedel Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 3; Sylvan 3; Band 4; Wind Ensemble 4; Z.K. Chorister 3 Donna Weeks Attended 2 years; Honor Student; Z.K. President 4; RV 3; RE 3,4; ACT Team 4 Mike Whitfield Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 4; ACT Team 4 David Sule Attended AAA 1 year; Honor Student; Choir 4; Sylvan 4; Ski Club 4 Stanley Tobing Attended AAA 1 year; ASB Artist 4 Cathy Williams Attended AAA 1 year; Choir 4; ACT Team 4 James Wilson Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; Band 2,3,4; Wind Ensemble 2,3,4; ACT Team 4 Janice Tupper Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3; Band 1,2; Wind Ensemble 1,2; Z.K. Village Sec. 3 Bev Wagner Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; Choir 3,4; Band 1; Junior Class Vice-President; RE 4; Ski Club Vice-President 4; Gymnastics 3; ACT Team 3 Marlene Weber Attended AAA 3 years; Honor Student; Choir 2,3 Travis Weber Attended AAA 3V2 years Kelli Wilson Attended AAA 2 years; Honor Student; ASB Chorister 3; Senator 4; Choir 3,4; Sylvan 3,4; Senior Class Vice- President; RV 4; Religious Drama 3,4; James Wiltse Attended AAA 3 years; Band 2 Mark Witas Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 3; Sylvan 3; RE 3 Ray Young Attended AAA 2 years; Gymnastics 3,4 Aim and Motto: Keep your face to the sun, And you ' ll never see the shadows. Helen Keller Class Colors: Maroon and Silver Class Song - David ' s Psalm The Lord is my light and my salvation, Whom shall I fear? Whom Shall I fear? If God be for us, Then who can be against us? For He the Lord is with me. The Lord is my strength and my redeemer. Whom shall I fear? Whom shall I fear? Oh Lord, even tho ' I walk thru the valley, I will fear no evil, For He the Lord is with me. The Lord is our light and our salvation, Whom shall we fear? Whom shall we fear? SENIOR ACTIVITIES - 83 A.S.B. SENATORS SENIOR Mike Bahnmiller Gerald Burke Bonnie Church Kim Grenier John Mayers Kelli Wilson JUNIOR Doris Cabrales Ted Forch Jackie Hilde Pierre Jackson Jill McCombs Rick Thornton SOPHOMORE Scott Burks Jeff Choi Roger Jackson Genelle Patchen Shane Reiswig FRESHMAN Kim Baze Craig Cooper Willie Everett Laurie Kramer 84 - SENATORS ASB OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Back Row: Tom Stanley - Treasurer Judy Kecskemethy - Secretary Bonnie Church - Spiritual Vice-Pres. Dave Schrenk - President Jeanne Chinn - Social Vice-Pres. Karen McEdward - Girls ' Sports Sec. Marcee Lake - Pianist Front Row: Joni Anderson - Chorister Terry Ash - Boys ' Sports Sec. Linda Cramer - Recording Sec. Stuart Bushnell - Sgt-At-Arms SECOND SEMESTER Back Row: Victor Manullang - Pianist Jill Hauge - Secretary Stanley Tobing - Artist Julie Pipkin - Social Vice-Pres. Dwayne Broome - President Front Row: Doug Chapman - Sgt-At-Arms Marlaine Warner - Recording Sec. Christina Brown - Treasurer Dave Leen - Chorister Marilyn Kegley - Spiritual Vice-Pres. ASB OFFICERS - 85 RAINIER ECHOES Editor - Brian Gohl Assistant Editor - Tom Stanley Sports Editor - Lisa Kuehl Photographer - Doug Chapman Artist - Tracy Simmons Reporters - Jeff Hamlik Judy Kecskemethy John Mathieson Bev Wagner 86 - RAINIER ECHOES RAINIER VISTA Linda Cramer, Editor Robert-Bour Darren Buck Darci Dougliss Darwin Finch, Photographer Shane Hinshaw, Photographer Dave Jewett Marcee Lake Jill McCombs Julie Pipkin Debbie Postlewait Jeff Poulsen, Photographer Gregg Roberts Dynell Weber Kelli Wilson RAINIER VISTA - 87 ZETA KAPPA 1st Semester President - Donna McFarlane Spiritual Vice - Jill McCombs Social Vice - Laurel Ishikawa Secretary - Kathy Batiuk Village Secretary - Gina Day Sports Secretary - Doris Cabrales Treasurer - Marilyn Kegley Artist - Jana Miller Chorister - Karen Kegley Pianist - Myrna Moujabber Sgt. at Arms - Debbie Postlewait Parliamentarian - Bonnie Church President - Dave Leen Vice President - Howard Schultz Religious Vice - Ray Dewri Treasurer - Vern Kites Secretary - Dwayne Broome Sports Secretary - Jim Harris Chorister - Butch McClinton Pianist - Doug Houck Parliamentarian - Mike Bahnmiller CASA LOMA 88 - ZK, CL - FIRST SEMESTER ZETA KAPPA .. Br HjtHHM Jr A v h % QikJrfV 5 jg?ATnr • « . ] iMi Ltf k 1 A i, 2ND SEMESTER President - Donna Weeks, Spiritual Vice - Lisa Moore, Social Vice - Kelli Peisley, Secretary - Ana Marie Saldivar, Village Secretary - Karen McEdward, Sports Secretary - Paula Palmer, Treasurer - Renee Cobb, Chorister - Sherri Richardson, Pianist - Davie Anderson, Sgt-at- Arms - Kim Grenier, Parliamentarian - Judi Kecskemethy. President - Howard Schultz, Spiritual Vice - Randy Couch, Social Vice - Wade Simmons, Treasurer - Chris Manley, Secretary - Shane Reiswig, Sports Secretary - Allan Inovejas, Chorister - Dave Leen, Pianist - Eric Komarniski, Sgt.-at- Arms - Doug Rogers. CASA LOMA ZK, CL - SECOND SEMESTER - 89 The Wilderness Club enjoyed this year with mountain climbing, rock climbing and skiing. It has provided a chance to get off campus and take a break from studies, and most of all to be out in Nature with God. The officers are: President- Dietmar Grellman Vice-President- Joe Reid Sec.-Treas.- Dynell Weber WILDERNESS CLUB 90 - WILDERNESS CLUB NORTHWEST HISTORY TOUR Following a portion of the Lewis Clark Expedition, the Northwest History Tour was a big success. Those who went won ' t quickly forget those early morning cold showers, keeping their diaries up-to-date, and the time that they spent waiting for the bus to be repaired. And they won ' t forget all of the fun they had either. NORTHWEST TOUR - 91 WEEKS OF PRAYER The speaker for our first Week of Prayer was Elder Jaecks. His topics were interesting and very applicable to our everyday life. A very memorable candlelight communion service was held in the gym during mid-week. A real blessing was gained by the Student Week of Prayer speakers (shown at right). The listeners were also inspired by the carefully prepared talks. God spoke through each of the speakers as they delivered their sermons. Those sermons represented a lot of preparation time, much nervousness, and many sincere prayers. 92 - WEEKS OF PRAYER WEEKS OF PRAYER - 93 OUR NEW CHURCH 0 Lord, I love the habitation of thy house, and the place where thy glory dwells. Sweep me not away with sinners, nor my life with bloodthirsty men, men in whose hands are evil devices, and whose right hands are full of bribes. But as for me, I walk in my integrity; redeem me, and be gracious to me. My foot stands on level ground; in the great congregation I will bless the Lord. Psalms 26:8-12 The building of the Auburn Adventist Academy Church began at camp meeting time, with a ground-breaking ceremony led by the Washington Conference President, Elder Glenn Aufderhar. Since that time, much volunteer labor has gone into the construction of the church. Many Academy students, as well as Washington Conference pastors, lent a helping hand. A letter¬ writing campaign, conducted by the students, brought in additional funds. The goal for the completion of the sanctuary was set for the graduation ceremonies of 1980. 94 - NEW CHURCH BIBLE AND LEADERSHIP We have seen the ecstasy of a new morning sun on a lake of emeralds. We have found lasting friendships. We have felt the sacredness of His word and His presence here. We have found God. We have found love. We have found life. CONFERENCE ASB and Girls Club President, ASB and Spiritual Vice-Presidents and a number of other officers and students attended Bible and Leadership conference at beautiful Camp Mivoden. The weekend included interaction seminars, music, sports activities and just plain fun, including a new record for Bonnie Church of bowls of raisin bran eaten. OUTREACH The Outreach program, directed by Elder Allen, is a multi-faceted activity. Students of varying skills and interests find things they can do to share their faith. In Community Services, students volunteer to do chores such as chopping wood or repairing a roof for elderly people who can ' t manage for themselves. Religious Drama, also called Christian Reader ' s Theater, gives programs at area churches and church schools. They present dramatic sketches, thought-provoking in content. Some students make visits to the Cerebral Palsy ward at Rainier State School at Buckley. Others meet elderly people who are unable to get out to fellowship. The students of Auburn Adventist Academy try to share Christ ' s love with others and in doing so are able to learn more about Christ ' s love for themselves. 96 - OUTREACH SNOW ... SNOW - 97 NELSON HALL Home for the evening? What will you do? Visit someone down the hall, chat with the dean a while, get your shower, visit someone else down the hall, and then, if there ' s any time left, why not study for a few minutes? Nelson Hall may not be home, but for a few months it provides a unique challenge- dorm life. 98 - NELSON HALL NELSON HALL 99 100 - WITZEL HALL WITZEL HALL Noisy halls, cold showers, basketballs against your door, practical jokes-what do you expect in a place like Witzel Hall? It ' s not home and Mom ' s not there to do the laundry, but there ' s no scarcity of fellows to visit when studying gets too heavy. And there ' s always someone to call, if you can get on the phone list. Four years is about enough, but at its best dorm life provides a chance to grow up fast and make lifelong friends. WITZEL HALL 101 GONG SHOW SOCIAL ACTIVITIES Social activities gave students a break from routine of classes and work. New students shared their talents and returning students also planned Fall Festival and Amateur Hour to entertain their audience. With some fun on Saturday nights it was even possible to endure the weekly toil. 102 GONG SHOW The New Student Talent turned out to be an interesting experience. Some acts were serious and some not so serious. Participating students, cold sweat on their brows, displayed hidden talents and well-practiced skills. Appreciative returning students encouraged them to keep on practicing. Getting To Know You was sung by Miss Ritchie and Miss McIntyre, revealing another side of their personalities. Mr. Koehn, as M.C., tried, often in vain, to make the audience laugh. NEW STUDENT TALENT - 103 NEW STUDENT TALENT ZK OPEN HOUSE Those were the days! Nelson Hall may be an up-to-date place most days, but for one night it reflected American History. Costumes, decorations, and a special program continued the theme. Hours later Nelson Hall returned to normal and a new page in history had been written. 104 - ZK OPEN HOUSE Those who attended Fall Festival found themselves amidst death-defying leaps, archery contests, and repeated trips to the county Chicken Coop . Through the appropriate costumes, the theme, The Wild, Wild West was brilliantly portrayed. By participating in challenging activities, students had many chances to make new friends, and learn more about the different organizations on campus. 106 - FALL FESTIVAL FALL FESTIVAL - 107 WM AMATEUR HOUR Against a Seattle skyline, performers exhibit their varied talents. Judges awarded cash prizes of $25 each to the Blue-Grass Band, Senior quartet, and Marlene Weber. Sylvan, performing in uniform for the first time, presented the theme song, Seattle , and also entertained with selections from Porgy and Bess . Loren Dickinson, from Walla Walla College, regaled the audience with anecdotes of campus life. 108 - AMATEUR HOUR AMATEUR HOUR - 109 OUTINGS Hiking in the mountains (when it ' s raining), eating cafeteria vege-dogs, and congregating around the fire are all things that we like to do on our outings. Outings also give us a chance to relax with our friends, and get some much-needed (off campus!) exercise. In the outdoor setting the worship that we have together seems real and somehow especially appropriate. 110 - OUTINGS ICE SKATING Leaving campus behind for a couple of hours, over half the students invaded the Burien Ice Chalet. When they arrived, kids were swarming the place. Some were just learning, others skated gracefully on center ice. Yet others raced about trying to outskate each other. There were also a lot of interested bystanders who enjoyed the chills and spills. When it was time to leave, there were a lot of sore knees. Most skaters were worn out and just plain soaking wet. ICE SKATING 111 112 - A.S.B. BANQUET JR. - SR. BANQUET JR. - SR. BANQUET - 113 PLAY PERIODS Rah, rah, rah. . . the sounding of another game about to begin. While some enjoy playing in the games, others enjoy staring romantically into other eyes or cheering for their favorite team to win. Exercise, friendship, getting to know the games — play period is a good time of day. 114 - PLAY PERIODS SOCCER STANDINGS W L GRAHAM 5 1 LUCE 4 2 MANLEY 4 2 FACULTY 0 6 SOCCER - 115 SPORTS ACTIVITIES Joining intramurals, a person becomes part of a team. His group enjoys the taste of victory or goes down in defeat together. Excellence and sportsmanship combine to produce winning scores, and a true team spirit. FOOTBALL - 117 SWIM MEET SENIORS 99.5 SOPHOMORES 98 FRESHMEN 52.5 JUNIORS 27 118 - SWIM MEET SWIM MEET - 119 VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS W L FACULTY 20 7 KOMARNISKI 15 12 STANLEY 12 15 SILVESTRI 6 21 122 - VOLLEYBALL SKIING SKIING - 123 GREENHOUSE Thousands of plants mean many more thousands of dollars worth of inventory. Greenhouse workers must carefully follow instructions and learn care procedures if that inventory is to be sold. Planting, watering, fertilizing, and then gently boxing the plant to go to the customer, one must know how to do it. This is more than a giant terrarium. An industry, employing several students, the Greenhouse is a witness to all who come and all who do business here. 124 - GREENHOUSE GROUNDS MAINTENANCE You get grimy, you get cold, if the pipe breaks you get a shower of icy water. You get paid, you get off early, you get the satisfaction of a job well done. The whole crew keeps the campus landscaping in good condition. They keep the garbage picked up, working against the weather when the wind blows. Burned out lights, leaky faucets, weeds, buses that won ' t run, call them the challenges of the crew. It sounds like WORK! CAFETERIA 126 - CAFETERIA Hundreds of salads a day, gallons of juice a meal, trays and trays of fruit and dishes and sack lunches. Cafeteria workers are accustomed to doing things in large quantities. They hear the sharp comments about the food (not like Mother makes!) and clean up after the salad dressing has been dripped all over. They may even join in the applause when someone does a tray¬ dropping routine for the day ' s crowd. Scrubbing the pots and pans from 750 meals a day gives you time to reflect on your future. With training like this you could apply for work in any restaurant in the USA. Meanwhile, shred another cabbage at good old AAA Cafeteria! CAFETERIA 127 When you get graded papers back or a letter from one of the faculty, you are usually seeing another student ' s work. They sweep floors, empty wastebaskets, answer phones, and often get a lot of static from students who come in to the office. Learning to be careful and accurate is part of it. Learning to meet the people pleasantly is the larger part: Many thankful bosses regard their readers and secretaries with genuine appreciation. READERS SECRETARIES - 129 HARRIS PINE MILLS You have to earn your tuition, you need a place to work quite a few hours. And you don ' t want to be limited to minimum wage for campus workers. One alternative is Harris Pine Mills on campus. You ' ll sweat, you ' ll get dirty, you ' ll have to breathe in some fumes some days. You ' ll learn skills that will stay with you throughout life, and you ' ll gain insight into your future as it relates to manual labor or assembly line skills, or working with wood. Regardless of the future, right now you ' ll learn to cooperate with the boss, to get along with the others in your department, and to be a good worker, punctual, accurate, and eager (for the quitting time!) You ' ll go and collect your percentage at the Business Office, and realize what Capitalism can do for its workers. Now, how to spend that cash! 130 - HARRIS PINE MILLS HARRIS PINE MILLS - 131 IN MEMORIAM Our Prayer Lord often the road seems dark and lonely and we cannot fully understand the purpose. Give us the strength and knowledge, Father, to know you ' re right there with us. Forgive us when we become too comfortable with life ' s pleasures and possessions, we oft forget our very existence is to mold our lives toward heaven. Give us the courage to face a loss as a step closer to the kingdom, and to realize our sorrow and tears could be only a fragment of the way you love him. By Julie Pipkin Dale Arthur Unruh 1961-1979 When peace like a river attendeth my way When sorrows like sea billows roll Whatever my lot thou hast taught me to say, ♦ Even so it is well with my soul H.G. Spafford PARTING SHOTS - 133 134 - PARTING SHOTS WASHINGTON CONFERENCE 0 f Seventh-day Adventists Responding to Christ ' s Commission, to teach the Gospel to all nations, bap¬ tizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost: Accepting the promise that He would be with His disciples always, even unto the end of the world. Our Students Make Us Special. Socially aware. Intellectually alert. Spiritually committed. The Walla Walla College student. Consider the volunteer service record, tor example. Last year, WWC students donated more than 3,000 hours of assistance to social service agencies. On campus, students are actively involved in more than 25 special interest clubs, student government, academic enrichment programs and recreational events. Student representatives serve on nearly all ot the faculty committees. And while their involvement reaches into the heart of campus and community life, it doesn ' t stop there. Since the Student Missionary program began, 358 WWC students have donated a year of service to foreign missions. Each returns with valuable insights that help create a vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere. It ' s this kind of grass-roots involvement that gives WWC students the opportunity to become leaders now, and in the future. It ' s this kind of involvement that makes them special. At WWC, we plan our entire program around the miraculous potential of man working with God. Here, leaders are born — and bom again. 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Enumclaw, WA 98022 Don Davies 260 SW 132nd Beaverton, OR 97005 Julie Davis 3341 NE 1st St. Bremerton, WA 98310 Scott Davis 3341 NE 1st St. Bremerton, WA 98310 Gina Day 38005 192nd Ave. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Renee Day 38005 192 SE Auburn, WA 98002 David DeMoss 10757 SW 27th Seattle, WA 98146 David Detamore 3506 Lemon Tree Lane Auburn, WA 98002 Raymond Dewri 10707 NE 53rd St. Kirkland, WA 98033 Patricia Dexter 2516 Haynie Rd. Custer, WA 98240 Jeff Dick 6714 N. Vandecar Rd. SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 Alan Dickerson 1926 Elm SE Auburn, WA 98002 Debbie Dietrich 3213 Hinkley Rd. Port Orchard, WA 98366 Tami Dietrich 985 Collins Rd. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Harry Doll 3525 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Sharon Doll 3525 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Gregory Dorland Box 1016 Accra, Ghana, West Africa Barbara Douglas 37211 152nd SE Auburn, WA 98002 Lisa Douglas 37211 152nd SE Auburn, WA 98002 Darci Dougliss 1711 C. Haugen Rd. Stanwood, WA 98292 Tom Dunn 227 W. 46th St. New York, NY 10036 Stephanie Dyer 5625 195th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Shawn Edwards 1721 Hillview Rd. Centralia, WA 98531 Judy Eigenberg 4008 Hennessy Port Angeles, WA 98362 Lisa Emerson 3038 15 SE Auburn, WA 98002 Peter Erbenich 17214 174 SE Ave. Renton, WA 98055 Carey Erwin 2122 Orindale Rd. Klamath Falls, OR 97601 Darrell Erwin 3249 Swan Rd. Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Ginger Everett 26303 186th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Willie Everett 26303 186th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 LeAnn Everts 4816 96th PI. SW Everett, WA 98204 Judy Farag 7532 Henderson Blvd. SE Olympia, WA 98501 Mike Ferguson CPO Box 1193 Tokyo, Japan 10091 Darwin Finch 82771 Bradford Rd. Creswell, OR 97426 Cindy Finney 29265 Whitley Collins Dr. Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90274 David Fisher 1307 176th SW Edmonds, WA 98020 Angela Floyd 29314 SE Mud MT Rd. Enumclaw, WA 98022 Teddy Forch 165 22nd Ave. Seattle, WA 98122 Lisa Garvin 30000 45th PI. S. Federal Way, WA 98003 Larry Gasser 29311 SE 374th Enumclaw, WA 98022 Shari Glen 931 Drapper Rd. Port Angeles, WA 98362 Brian Gohl 924 18th PI. NE Auburn, WA 98002 Valori Goodridge 7204 Marwood PI. Woodinville, WA 98072 Karen Gosset 16033 188th SE Renton, WA 98055 Ken Gott 200 Suthard Rd. Castle Rock, WA 98611 Brent Graham 38 Tatchell Site Quesnel, BC V2J4S5 Kevin Graham 38 Tatchell Site Quesnel, BC V2J4S5 Scott Graham 6306 135th Ave. NE Kirkland, WA 98033 Frank Granite 1019 7th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 James Greiner 1936 J St. NE Auburn, WA 98801 Dietmar Grellman 21231 Calhoun Rd. Monroe, WA 98272 Kim Grenier 7409 22nd St. W. Tacoma, WA 98466 Jim Guthrie 7002 S. Sheridan Tacoma, WA 98408 Steve Hale 14001 Northwood PI. NW Seattle, WA 98177 Kevin Ham 12910 NE 145th PI. Kirkland, WA 98033 Greg Harmon 207 Tacoma Blvd. N. Pacific, WA 98047 Jim Harris 42220 188th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Sherry Harris 42220 188th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Jill Hauge 3328 N. Huson Tacoma, WA 98407 Julie Hauge 3328 N. Huson Tacoma, WA 98407 Grant Hawkins 18415 NE Cramer Rd. Battleground, WA 98604 Darrin Hayes 3001 S. 288th 204 Federal Way, WA 98003 Julie Hayes 3001 S. 288th 204 Fede ral Way, WA 98003 Tim Healey 21405 132nd St. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Gina Heinig 24306 SE 440th Enumclaw, WA 98022 Dawn Henderson 23023 SE 448th St. Enumclaw, WA 98022 Debbie Henderson 23023 SE 448th St. Enumclaw, WA 98022 Jim Hettrick 1110 12th SE Auburn, WA 98002 Jackie Hilde 1036 Rolling Ridge Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Steve Hilde 11335 NE 50th PI. Kirkland, WA 98033 Shane Hinshaw 37647 42nd Ave. S. Auburn, WA 98002 Doug Houck Rt. 2, Box 447 Port Townsend, WA 98368 Julie Howell P.0. Box 1352 Bellingham, WA 98225 Lori Hubbard 104 Fannin Dr. 14 Goodlettsville, TN 37072 Renee Huether Rt. 5, Box 1055 Sequim, WA 98382 Danny Hughes 26105 177th SE Kent, WA 98031 Karen Hughes 42370 Thornton Ave. ROSTER - 139 Hemet, CA 92343 Mark Hughes 26105 177th SE Kent, WA 98031 Shari Huhndorf 3321 Endicott St. Anchorage, AK 99502 Allan Inovejas 2956 So. Webster St. Seattle, WA 98108 Laurel Ishikawa 4808 Yorkshire Dr. SE Olympia, WA 98503 George Jackson 2930 Forebay Rd. Pollock Pines, CA 95726 Pierre Jackson 501 26th Ave Seattle, WA 98122 Roger Jackson 2570 S. Downing Denver, CO 80210 Kevin Jennings 10702 NE 138th PI Kirkland, WA 98033 Jackie Jensen Box 93 Ronan, MT 59864 Rob Jensen PO Box 280 Auburn, WA 98002 Dave Jewett 2742 Alpine Dr SE Auburn, WA 98002 Jenna Johannessen PO Box 635 Anacortes, WA 98221 Lorri Johnson 2602 W 37th Kennewick, WA 99336 Wade Johnston P0 Box 176 Brinnon, WA 98320 Julie Jones Rt. 4 Box 4350-4a Juneau, AK 99803 Sharon Jordan 10509 NE 20th PI Bellevue, WA 98004 Ver-lee Karlstrom Box 288 Barriere B.C. Canada VOE IEO Judi Kecskemethy 349 Sylvia St. Victoria, B.C. V8V 1C5 Cheri Kegley 3030-B S Bay Rd NE Olympia, WA 98506 Karen Kegley 2835 Lilly Rd. NE Olympia, WA 98506 Marilyn Kegley 3030-B S Bay Rd NE Olympia, WA 98506 Lane Kiele 4694 Aiken Rd Port Orchard, WA 98366 Russell King Rt 3 Box 133A Milton-Freewater, OR 97862 Scott Kinnear 4325 156 SE Bothell, WA 98011 Diane Klein 1302 Thomas St. Shelton, WA 98584 Vern Kites Rt 1 Box 75 Pendleton, OR 97801 Alan Knight 35435 S.E. 47th PI. Fall City, WA 98024 Lisa Knight 35435 S.E. 47th PI. Fall City, WA 98024 Eric Komarniski 17603 N. Rd. Bothell, WA 98011 Laurie Kramer 1542 Harksell Rd. Ferndale, WA 98248 Susan Kramer 1542 Harksell Rd. Ferndale, WA 98248 Leslie Kurian Box 432 Cassiar, B.C. Canada VOC IEO Earling Krause 33504 147 S.E. Auburn, WA 98002 Lisa Kuehl Rt 3 Box 253 Poulsbo, WA 98370 Cheryl La Flore 2901 Wy S L-7 Auburn, WA 98002 Joe Lake 12818 SE 245th Kent, WA 98031 Marcee L. Lake 12665 SE 240th Kent, WA 98031 Debbie Lamb 41302 213th Ave SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Russell Lamb 41302 213th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Mike Lambert 23100 126th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98301 Kristi Lang PO Box 326 Burlington, WA 98233 Janice Lanphear 1429 143rd PI. SW Lynnwood, WA 98036 Ron Latsha 4220 188th SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Michelle Lax 700 Dose Wallips River R Brinnon, WA 98320 Guy LeClaire 42918 257th PI. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Dave Leen 202 Brahman Way Pendleton, OR 97801 Lance Leonard 13138 129th Ave NE Kirkland, WA 98033 Daneen Lindh 143 Kehoe Rd. Randle, WA 98377 Eldon Lively 17721 52nd Ave. E. Tacoma, WA 98446 Gisela Loch Rt 3 Box 99 Port Townsend, WA 98368 Helen Lopez 6005 190th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Dan Luce Rt 6 Box 530 Sequim, WA 98382 Joe Luce Rt 6 Box 530 Sequim, WA 98382 Laura Lyman 20621 SE 384th Auburn, WA 98002 Chris Manley Star Route Box 16 Olga, WA 98279 Victor Manullang 25268 156th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Gary Mapes 3001 14th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Julie Mapes 3001 14th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Ray Marsh 28965 11th PI. S Federal Way, WA 98003 Celia Martin 9247 S. Sheridan Tacoma, WA 98444 Lisa Martin 165 22nd Ave Seattle, WA 98122 Ted Martin 165 22nd Ave Seattle, WA 98122 Darrin Massena 5502 Gardenia SE Auburn, WA 98002 Lisa Massena 5501 Gardenia SE Auburn, WA 98002 John Mathieson 4309 S. 347th Federal Way, WA 98003 Dave Mayers 40510 196th Ave SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 John Mayers 40510 196th Ave SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Cindy Megale 3035 Scenic Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 TY Merbach 2619 Bay Aberdeen, WA 98550 David Merrill PO Box 391 Juneau, AK 99824 Carol Meyer 16104 SE 368 St. Auburn, WA 98002 Jana Miller P.0. Box 95 Southworth, WA 983 6 Paul Mithchell 2010 E. Lynn St Seattle, WA 98112 Mithch Monette 602 Boyer Apt E2 Walla Walla, WA 99362 DeEtta Mooers 149 S Kelsey Monroe, WA 98272 Lisa Moore 4232 Bel-Red Rd. Redmond, WA 98052 Dan Moore 35707 SE 47th PI Fall City, WA 98024 Ed Moors 23504 45 Ave. SE Bothell, WA 98011 Stacey Morck 137 12th Ave. Kirkland, WA 98033 Tony Morris 2791 Garfield Ave. SE Pt. Orchard, WA 98366 Myrna Moujabber 11448 SE 68th Renton, WA 98055 Sunny Murray P.0. Box 485 Douglas, AK 99824 Jenny Myers 12221 SE 236th St Kent, WA 98031 Butch McClinton P.0. Box 391 Douglas, AK 99824 Jill McCombs P.0. Box 506 Fall City, WA 98024 Darren McPherson 503 Dean St. Kent, WA 98031 Desi McPherson 503 Dean St. Kent, WA 98031 Karen McEdward co Whittaker Corp P.0. Box 3838 Hosp. J Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Donna McFarlane 67 SW 11th Chehalis, WA 98532 Ed Nash 20921 SE 403 Rd Enumclaw, WA 98022 Max Nash 20921 SE 403 Rd Enumclaw, WA 98022 Andre Naude 718 Barrow St Anchorage, AK 99501 Therese Naude 718 Barrow St Anchorage, AK 99501 Darlene Nelson 140 - ROSTER 112 336th St E Jeff Poulsen Roy, WA 98580 P.0. Box 546 Tenino, WA 98589 Mark Nelson P.0. Box 117 Black Diamond, WA 98010 Russ Prewitt Box 1001 Sitka, AK 99835 John Nelson 4205 Auburn Way So. Stephanie Priest Auburn, WA 98002 5301 33rd PI SE Auburn, WA 98002 Stanley Nelson 4205 Auburn Way So. Auburn, WA 98002 Doug Pulley 2820 L St S.E. Auburn, WA 98002 Mike Neuharth 29305 Old Owen Rd Monroe, WA 98272 Lori Pulley 32242 56th S. Auburn, WA 98002 Molly Norton 5805 35th St SE Auburn, WA 98002 DeeDee Putz 31214 124th Ave. S.E. Auburn, WA 98002 Anita O ' Day Rt. 1 Box 181E Jeff Rasco Aberdeen, WA 98520 Rt. 4, Box 75 Shelton, WA 98584 Lawton Paddock P.0. Box 312 Rob Rasco Juneau, AK 99802 Rt. 4, Box 75 Shelton, WA 98584 John Paeng Rt. 2 Box 296 Vickie Rathbun Sequim, WA 98283 16033 188th SE Renton, WA 98055 Carla Pagan 123 Miller Rd Ginger Redding Randle, WA 98377 115 Ashfield Rd. Randle, WA 98377 Wally Page 4498 Victory Dr SW Port Orchard, WA 98366 Dick Reed 20031 Maplewood Dr. Edmonds, WA 98020 Paula Palmer 10617 47th Ave. S Sue Reed Seattle, WA 98178 20031 Maplewood Dr. Edmonds, WA 98020 Rodney Palmer 4108 219th SW Elizabeth Reid Mt. Lake Terrac e, WA 98043 113 Kneeland Shelton, WA 98584 Genelle Patchen 24444 94th Ave. S Kent, WA 98031 Joseph Reid 113 Kneeland Shelton, WA 98584 Gretchen Paulman 17009 Wood-McCumber Rd E Sumner, WA 98390 Jocelyn Reid 5116 Durham Rd. W. Columbia, MD 21044 Heidi Paulman 17009 Wood-McCumber E. Sumner, WA 98390 Shirls Reynolds 114 9th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Katrina Paulman 17009 Wood-McCumber E. Shane Reiswig Sumner, WA 98390 P.0. Box 3-3000 Juneau, AK 99802 Dawn Paulsen 5909 25th St. NE Puyallup, WA 98371 Sherri Richardson Box 1029 Lacombe, Alberta TOCISO Kelli Peisley 9209 Woodlawn N. Seattle, WA 98103 Lena Richt 9888 5th St. Sidney, B.C. V8L2X3 Charla Pfiefle 25028 120th St. SE Terry Rick Monroe, WA 98272 709 Uplands Dr. Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Delvina Pierce Rt 6 Box 771 Gail Riederer Sequim, WA 98382 Rt. 3, Box 3637 Juneau, AK 99801 Julie Pipkin 2880 NE 8th E. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Michael Riston 8977 Westcher Dr. Manassas, VA 22110 Wendy Podraza 916 Division Port Orchard, WA 98366 Gregg Roberts 17110 SE 384th Auburn, WA 98002 Debbie Postlewait 875 Singingwood Dr. Gwen Roberts Reno, NV 89509 17110 SE 384th Auburn, WA 98002 Rick Seri 5401 Wilkerson Rd. W. LaLoma Roberts P.0. Box 244 Bremerton, WA 98310 Koror, Palau 96940 April Shantley 1901 SE 22nd PI. Linda Roberts 2818 L St. SE Renton, WA 98055 Auburn, WA 98002 William Sheehan 11542 NE 21st Sally Roberts 3703 233rd PI. SW Bellevue, WA 98004 Brier, WA 98002 Susan Sheehan 11542 NE 21st Susan Roberts 2818 L St. SE Bellevue, WA 98004 Auburn, WA 98002 Kelly Shinstine Riverside Rd. Julie Robins Sumner, WA 98390 3410 Academy Dr. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Tim Shupien 1015 N. Tacoma Ave. Doug Rogers 3707 Sunset Way 1 Tacoma, WA 98403 Longview, WA 98632 Sheri Silcox Drawer B-B Roger Rollins 40826 218th Ave. SE Brinnon, WA 98320 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Gerry Silvestri 1120 17th St. SE Sheila Rollins 40826 218th Ave. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Rick Silvestri 1120 17th St. SE Randy Rood Auburn, WA 98002 6916 NW 2nd Ave. Vancouver, WA 98665 Tracy Simmons 900 Jasper Ave. Tami Rood Olympia, WA 98506 6916 NW 2nd Ave. Vancouver, WA 98665 Wade Simmons 900 Jasper Ave. Laurie Rouleau 3150 Three Corner Lk. Rd. Olympia, WA 98506 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Sid Skeivaski 110 Cedar Lane Tonya Rutherford Pacific, WA 98047 1840 Harbor Crest Port Angeles, WA 98362 Juli Sleeter 16602 126th Ave. SE Danny Rutt 2915 18th St. SE Renton, WA 98055 Auburn, WA 98002 Laurie Smith 40408 202nd Ave. SE. Roger Ruvalcaba 1428 SW 301 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Federal Way, WA 98003 Lydia Smith 147 Schoolhouse Rd. Paul Ryckman Winlock, WA 98596 16706 SE 376th St. Auburn, WA 98002 Rosalie Smith 40408 202nd Ave. SE Ana Marie Saldivar Enumclaw, WA 98022 Box 463 Sitka, AK 99835 Velda Smith 607 N. Conqer St. Harlan Sanders 3711 85th Ave. NW Olympia, WA 98502 Aberdeen, WA 98520 Bill Smith 607 Conqer St. Aberdeen, WA 98520 Sylvia Schneider 3120 Douglas Hwy. Juneau, AK 99801 Jonita Snell 2405 Pinetree Dr. SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 David Schrenk 11311 NE 50th PI. Kirkland, WA 98033 Howard Schultz 714 Newhouse Sunnyside, WA 98944 Dawn Sneed P.0. Box 647 Stevenson, WA 98648 Sharon Spady 3535 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Lisa Schumacher 25209 SE 416th St. Tom Stanley Enumclaw, WA 98022 P.0. Box 471 Castle Rock, WA 98611 Larry Seaunier 15920 179th SE Randy Stark Monroe, WA 98272 8112 Hudson PI. SW Tacoma, WA 98498 Bev Seri 5401 Wilkerson Rd. W. Helen St otz Bremerton, WA 98310 5648 Auburn Way S. ROSTER - 141 Auburn, WA 98002 Ted Stream 18205 NE 194th Woodinville, WA 98072 David Sule Rt. 1, Box 362-E2 Wapato, WA 98951 Suzann Sule Rt. 1, Box 362-E2 Wapato, WA 98951 Suzi Sullivan 139 Oechsli Rd. Chehalis, WA 98532 Aaron Swenson 1721 S 44th Tacoma, WA 98408 Todd Tavasci 2614 M St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Roger Taylor P.0. Box 26 Malin, OR 97632 Stacy Taylor 105 Taylor Way Campbell River, Can. VAW-3A7 Wade Taylor 12857 24th St. Seattle, WA 98168 Rex Thornton 78 Cascade Key Bellevue, WA 98006 Rick Thornton P.0. Box 486 Girdwood, AK 99587 Mack Timple 5502 216th SW Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 Stanley Tobing 25268 156th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Sue Torrey 1200 7th Ave. SE Puyallup, WA 98371 Travis Trammell P.0. Box 33 Carnation, WA 98014 Dorene Tucker 1714 E. 39th Tacoma, WA 98404 Janice Tupper 14831 SE 368th PI. Auburn, WA 98002 Clayton Unruh 11 Ling St. Saskatoon, Canada 57H-3G4 Dale Unruh 39016 258th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Becky Vanderhoof 42304 188th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Clint Vanderhoof Rt. 4, Box 487 Snohomish, WA 98290 Brian Vincent 11649 SE 218th PI. Kent, WA 98031 Cynsie Wagner Rt. 1, Box 471 Sequim, WA 98382 Bev Wagner Rt. 1, Box 471 Sequim, WA 98382 Michael Wallace 39618 186th PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Scott Ward 2814 199th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Marlaine Warner Rt. 2, Box 5014 Buckley, WA 98321 Dynell Weber 408 200th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Jeanna Weber 408 200th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Marlene Weber 408 200th Ave. E. Sumner, WA 98390 Travis Weber 901 N. Woodward Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Brad Weedin 715 8th St. NE Auburn, WA 98002 Carol Weedin 715 8th St. NE Auburn, WA 98002 Donna Weeks 737 Call de los Amigos Santa Barbara, CA 93105 Joleen Wentland 35723 SE 47th PI. Fall City, WA 98024 Thomas Werner Rt. 1, Box 1027 Buckley, WA 98321 Doug West 1627 Washington Ave. Enumclaw, WA 98022 LeAnn White 2034 McElroy PI. NW Puyallup, WA 98371 Mike Whitfield 15431 11th SW Seattle, WA 98166 Heidi Whitson 105 Milwaukee N. Pacific, WA 98002 Crystal Whitten 624 Tennyson Arlington, TX 76013 Keith Whitten 624 Tennyson Arlington, TX 76013 Deanna Wilkerson 13030 3rd Ave. S. Seattle, WA 98168 James Wilson 1849 Aliston Lane Burlington, WA 98233 Kelli Wilson 13046 133 PI. NE Kirkland, WA 98033 Deborah Wiltse 10612 99th Ave. SE Snohomish, WA 98290 Jim Wiltse 10612 99th Ave. SE Snohomish, WA 98290 Lori Witas 19106 3rd PI. SE Bothell, WA 98011 Mark Witas 19106 3rd PI. SE Bothell, WA 98011 Tom Wood 12640 169th Ave. SE Renton, WA 98055 Georgianna Worth 21720 Stottlemeyer Rd. NE Poulsbo, WA 98370 Ray Young R.R. 3 Salmon Arm, Canada V0E-2T0 142 - ROSTER ROSTER con’t Ann Anderson Courtenay RR2, BC. V9N5M9 Can. Dan Hackney Rt. 1 Box 63 J Athol, ID. 83801 Gary Leno 2441 Paramount Dr. Enumclaw, WA. 98022 Loreen Stanley 11649 S.E. 218th PI. Kent, WA. 98031 Tim Boekelman 12532 5th N.E. C Seattle, Wa. 98125 Joan Huston 2755 Aegean Dr. San Diego, CA. 92139 Deanna Patton 640 Linda Falls Terrace Angwin, CA. 94508 Paula Veh 9530 Blomberg Olympia, WA. 98502 Linda Briggs 2602 W. 37th Kennewick, WA. 99336 Sandy King P.0. Box 24 Centralia, WA. 98531 Vickie Patton 640 Linda Falls Terrace Angwin, CA. 94508 Tammy Wilson 14880 S.E. Bluff Rd. Sandy, OR. 97055 Heather Bushnell 1020Wimbledon Dr. Lodi, CA. 95240 Pan Kleweno 61 Big Bear Place Issaquah, WA. 98027 Clara Rowell Box 113 Beiseker, ALTA. T0M0G0 Loren Davis 3341 N.E. 1st St. Bremerton, WA. 98310 Joe Lake 12818 S.E. 245th Kent, WA. 98031 Donna Stanley 1110 26th St. S.E. Auburn, WA. 98002 ROSTER - 143 .1 S-227