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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1982 volume:

PANORAMA iP : !f pH Dear Fellow Students and Staff: You are about to look into the year in retrospect. We have tried to capture the moods, the actions, the events of this marvelous year in the history of our school and this whole world that we make for ourselves. There have been incredible mome nts, awesome acts, but through it all there has been the big picture. You have a vision of a future. Looking through the present, purposing to follow the Lord wherever He leads, the future is not in doubt. God Bless You, every one. It is a pleasure to present this volume to you. Sincerely, Rainier Vista Staff and Sponsors Lawson Dumbeck President SENIORS The years rolled on, or screamed by, or drifted along, or crept away, but it finally happened, we’re SENIORS! And it’s all over, just like that! What you thought would never end is already gone. Jan Lanphear Social Vice-President Kelly Knutson Sergeant-at-Arms Sharilyn Seaton Secretary Don Myers Spiritual Vice-President Karen Ray- Treasurer 10-SENIORS Lori Lyn Beckett Nurse Marci Jo Brewer Undecided Bob Bolton Prof. Photographer Darla DeAnn Brown Special-Ed Teacher Douglas Craig Acosta Business Executive Brenda Lee Barrett Medical Receptionist Mary Lavaun Anderson Interior Decorator Cheri Yvonne Aronson Child Orthopedic Dir. David Wayne Beebe Wheat Rancher SENIORS-l 1 LaVonne Elaine Burden Theology Communications Kimberly Ann Carlson Legal Secretary Darwin Clark Chatterson Policeman Robert S. Burks Dentist Barbara Joann Butterfield Undecided Kathy Carman Surgical Nurse Kenneth Paul Cartwright Optometrist Judith Elaine Cobb Lisa Coleman Child Psychologist Social Worker 12-SENIORS Sharrielee Ann Cousins Respiratory Therapist Patricia Lynne Dexter C.P.A Harry L. Doll Jr. Business Administration Michael Lee Cook Computer Medical Ronda Renee Davis Interior Designer Debra Kay Dietrich C.P.A RonDeena Couch Lawyer Ray R.T. Dewri Medicine Tamra Anne Dietrich Pediatrics SENIORS-13 Electronic Engineer Barbara Jean Douglas Foreign Diplomat Lawson James Dumbeck Gospel Worker Judy Farag Nurse Physical Therapist Kevin D Graham College Professor Run Daycare Center Kevin M. Ham Stock Broker James C. Guthrie Computer Scientist 14-SENIORS Jacqueline Jensen Paramedic Roger Eric Jackson Aeronautical Engineering Sharon Arleen Jordan Undecided Lonnie Allen Holm Statistician Gina Darlene Heinig B usiness Administration Jenna S. Johannessen Special-Ed Teacher Dwight L. Jordan Undecided Cynthia Dennett Harris Computer Scientist Renee Joanne Huether Interior Designer SENIORS-15 Cheryle Lee Kegley Undecided Candace Joy Knutson Nurse Jung Hwa Ko Undecided Lynette Kinnear Secretary Chreston Kelly Knutson Ski Instructor Kevin Duane Krueger Recording Engineer Lisa Marlene Knight Physical Therapist Lisa D. Knutson Lawyer Marcee Lynn Lake Nurse 16-SENIORS Frances Sara Layton Cosmetologist Celia L. Martin Health Technician Kim Marie Lindblom C.P.A. Philip John Lennox Undecided Dave Mayers Administrator Janice Eileen Lanphear Specialist Doctor Albert Lance Leonard Computer Programmer Victor Manullang Gynecologist Eldon D. Lively Computer Programmer SENIORS-17 Janis Lea McEdward Interior Decorator Carol Jeanne Meyer Physical Therapy Julie Rae Morgan Social Worker DeEtta La Vonne Mooers Physical Ed Teacher Tony L. Morris Chemist Ty Carl Merbach Architect Lisa Dianne Moore Registered Nurse Donald Case Myers II Undecided Louis Allen Meier C.P.A 18-SENIORS April Michel Nelson Child Psychologist Darla K. O’Dell Pediatrics Nurse Gretchen Christina Paulman Special Ed. Teacher Darlene Carol Nelson Undecided Shelly Jean Palmer Pediatrician Delvina Maxine Pierce Dental Hygienist L. Therese Naude Dental Hygienist Anita Louise O’Day Registered Nurse Deanna Jean Patton Prof. Photographer SENIORS-19 Wendy Lee Podraza CPA Gwen Elizabeth Roberts Legal Secretary Sheila Lorene Rollins Veterinarian Stephanie Anne Priest Nurse Shane Frederick Reiswig Architect Karen Louise Ray Speech Pathologist Nancy Jo Roesler Secretarial Joseph Reid Diesel Mechanic Julene Danelle Robins Registered Nurse 20 - SENIORS Tami Rena Rood Dental Hygiene Sharilyn Yvonne Seaton C.P.A Timothy Scott Shupien Veterinarian Edie Lynn Rouleau Prof. Horse Trainer Gerald Steven Silvestri Physical Ed Teacher April Shantley Business Manager Shona Schwisow Computer Programmer Kelly Ann Shinstine Run Daycare Center Julie Ann Sleeter Interior Decorator SEN IORS-21 Roger Taylor Undecided Brian Vincent Lawyer Terri Lynn Watson CPA Laurie Renee Smith Dental Hygienist Diana Marie Tolf Business Maria Antoinette Walker Computer Analyst Todd Tavasci Computer Technician Rebecca A. Vanderhoof Accountant Lisa Louise Walker Psychologist 22 - SENIORS Keith Whitten Bio-Physicist Denise Lynn Whitaker Lawyer Donna Laverne Whitaker Child Psychologist Deanna Cary Lynn Wilkerson Pilot Laurel Victoria Witas Dental Assistant Warn Mi Yi Stewardess SENIORS - 23 Remember the late nights studying for Elder McLean’s Bible test, and the early hours spent in study for Mr. Miller’s History test? Remember sitting in the chapel trying to decide upon an aim and motto, and class colors? And then never knowing what was picked out when you left. SENIOR ACTIVITIES JUDY COBB Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9. 10. 11 , 12 LISA COLEMAN Attended AAA 4 years! MICHAEL COOK Attended AAA 3 years• Band 9 RONDEENA COUCH Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12; ASB Senator 11; CRT 11; Outreach 11; RV 11; Volleyball Captain 11, 12; Football Captain 11; Letter in Volleyball 11, 12; Letter in Baseball 11 SHARI COUSINS Attended AAA 1 year! RONDA DAVIS Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12; RV Editor 12 RAYON DEWRI Attended AAA 2 years; Band 11 TRICIA DEXTER Attended AAA 3 years; Outreach 11, 12; Ushers Club 11, 12 DEBBIE DIETRICH Attended AAA 4 years; ZK Sergeant at Arms 11; ZK Treasurer 12; Sophomore Class Social Vice; Junior Class Secretary; RE 12 TAMI ANN DIETRICH Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10; Band 11; Pianist for Sylvan 10; Wind Ensemble 11; ASB Senator 10; ASB Recording Secretary 10; ZK Treasurer 11; Outreach 10 HARRY DOLL Attended AAA 4 years! GREG DORLAND Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10, 11; Sylvan 10, 11; CL Spiritual Vice 11; CL Guitarist 11; CRT 10, 11, 12; A-V Club 10, 11, 12; Outreach 10, 11, 12 Letter in Badminton 10, 11 BARBARA DOUGLAS Attended AAA 4 years! LAWSON DUMBECK Attended AAA 1 year; Senior Class President; Outreach 12; Backpacking Club 12 JUDY FARAG Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 11, 12; Gymnastics 10; ASB Senator 11 CINDY FINNEY Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 10; Ushers Club 11, 12; Letter in Basketball 11; Letter in Soccer 11 DOUG ACOSTA Attended AAA 3 years; Band 10, 11, 12; Sports Editor RE 12; Baseball Captain 11; Volleyball Captain 11; Lettered in Baseball 10, 11 MARY LAVAUN ANDERSON Attended AAA 2 years! CHERI ARONSON Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 10, 12; ZK Sports Secretary 11 BRENDA BARRETT Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Sylvan 12; Gymnastics 9 LORI BECKETT Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 12 DAVID BEEBE Attended AAA 1 year; Gymnastics Team 12 ROBERT BOLTON Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 12; Gymnastics Team 11, 12; Outreach 11; RE Photographer 9; RV Photographer 12; Volleyball Captain 12; Letter in Volleyball 11, 12; Letter in Gymnastics 11, 12 DARLA BROWN Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 11, 12; Sylvan 11, 12; ZK Chorister 11 VONI BURDEN Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10, 11; Gymnastics Team 10, 11, 12; Spiritual Vice Gymnastics 12; Outreach 12; A-V Club 11; Letter in Gymnastics 11, 12 SCOTT BURKS Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Senator 10; ASB President 12; Sophomore Class President; Letter in Baseball 11; Letter in Football 12 BARBARA BUTTERFIELD Attended AAA 3 years; Outreach 12; Wilderness Club 10, 11, 12; Wilderness Club President 12 KIM CARLSON Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12 KATHY CARMAN Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Band Secretary 11; ASB Pianist 11; RE 12; Basketball Captain 11; Baseball Captain 9; Letter in Sv imming 10, 11, 12; Letter in Basketball 9 KEN CARTWRIGHT Attended AAA 4 years; Gymnastics Team 11; Outreach 11, 12; Volleyball Captain 12 DARWIN CHATTERSON Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 11, 12; Sylvan 12; Outreach 11, 12 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-27 KEVIN GRAHAM Attended AAA 4 years; Letter in Water Polo 10, 11, 12; Letter in Swimming 10, 11, 12 JIM GUTHRIE Attended AAA 4 years; baseball Captain 10, letter in Volleyball 12; Letter in Badminton 11 KEVIN HAM Attended AAA 2 years; ASB Senator 11; CL President 12; Outreach 11, 12; Basketball Captain 11, 12; Letter in Water Polo 11; Letter in Basketball 11 , 12 CINDY HARRIS Attended AAA 2 years! GINA HEINIG Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11; ZK Village Secretary 12; RV 12 RENEE ' HUETHER Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10, 11; Gymnastics Team 10, 11; ASB Senator 10, 11; ZK Social Vice 12; RV 11, 12 ROGER JACKSON Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10, 11, 12; Sylvan 10, 11, 12; Choir Sylvan Chaplain 11; ASB Senator 10; CL Chorister 11; Junior Class President; CRT 11, 12; Outreach 10, 11, 12; Act Team 10; Foot ball Captain 10; Basketball Captain 10, 12; Letter in Basketball 11 JACKIE JENSEN Attended AAA 4 years; Volleyball Captain 10 JENNA J0HANNESSEN Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 10, 12; Band 9, 11; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Public Relations for Wind Ensemble 10, 11; Outreach 9, 10; Volleyball Captain 10 DWIGHT JORDAN Attended AAA 2 years; CL SEcretary 11 CHERI KEGLEY Attended AAA 4 years; Gymnastics 10; Sophomore Spiritual Vice LYNNETTE KINNEAR Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12; Sylvan 12; Outreach 11, 12 LISA KNIGHT Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10, 11, 12; ZK Parliamentarian 12; Junior Spiritual Vice; Letter in Soccer 11; Letter in Basketball 11 CANDANCE KNUTSON Attended AAA 1 year; Choir 12; Sylvan 12; Letter in Volleyball 12 KELLY KNUTSON Attended AAA 1 year; Gymnastics Team 12; Senior Class Sergeant at Arms LISA KNUTSON Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12; ASB Social Vice 12; ASB Senator 12; ZK Sports SEcretary 12; Football Captain 11; Volleyball Captain 11; Baseball Captain 12; Letter in Volleyball 11; Letter in Basketball 11; Letter in Soccer 11 NANCY K0 Attended AAA 2 years! KEVIN KRUEGER Attended AAA 2 years; Band 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12; ASB Sergeant at Arms 11; ASB Senator 12; Junior Class Sergeant at Arms; Outreach 11, 12; Canoeing Club 11; RV Photograhper 11, 12; Photography Club 11; Letter in Football 12; Letter in Soccer 12 MARCEE LAKE Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9, 10; ASB Pianist 10; ASB Senator 12; Freshman Class Treasurer; RV 10 JAN LANPHEAR Attended AAA 3 years; Band 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12; Senior Class Vice President, Ski Club 11, 12 FRANCES LAYTON Attended AAA 1 year; Choir 12 PHIL LENNOX Attended AAA 2 years; CL Spiritual Vice 12; Photography Club 11; RV Photographer 11 LANCE LEONARD Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 12; Outreach 10, 11, 12; RE Photographer 11, 12; RV Photographer 12; Glance Aritist 11 KIM LINDBL0M Attended AAA 1 year! ELDON LIVELY Attended AAA 4 years; Gymnastics Team 12; ASB Senator 12; CL Social Vice President 12; Baseball Captain 11; Letter in Volleyball 12 VICTOR MANULLANG Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Band President 11; ASB Senator 11; ASB Pianist 10; CL Pianist 11; Freshman Class President CELIA MARTIN Attended AAA 4 years! DAVE MAYERS Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; ASB Senator 9, 12; Freshman Class Chaplain JANIS MCEDWARD Attended AAA 2 years; choir 11; Soccer Captain 11; Letter in Swimming 12 LOUIS MEIER Attended AAA 2 years; CL Sergeant at Arms 11; Letter in Basketball TY MERBACH Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 12; Sylvan 12; Choir Stage Manager 12; Outreach 10, 11 CAROL MEYER Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Band 9, Sylvan 11, 12 DEETTA M00ERS Attended AAA 3 years; Band 10, 11; Gymnastics Team 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics Team Vice President 12; ZK Sports Secretary 11; ZK Secretary 12; Wilderness Club 12; Letter in Gymnastics 10, 11, 12; Letter in Volleyball 11; Football Captain 11 LISA MOORE Attended AAA 3 years; ASB Social Vice President 11; ZK Spiritual Vice President 10; Sophomore Class Secretary 10; RE Editor 12; CRT 11; Outreach 10, 11, 12; Rootball Captain 12; Basketball Captain 11; Letter in Volleyball 10, 11; Letter in Basketball 11 TONY MORRIS Attended AAA 4 years! DON MYERS Attended AAA 1 year; Senior Class Spiritual Vice President; Outreach 12 THERESE NAUDE Attended AAA 3 years; Outreach 10; Wilderness Club 11; RV 12 ARPIL NELSON Attended AAA 2 years! DARLENE NELSON Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 11, 12; Gymnastics 10 ANITA O ' DAY Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 11, 12; j ASB Spiritual Vice President 12; ZK Spiritual Vice President 11; Outreach 10, 11, 12; Student Dean 11, , 12 DARLA O ' DELL Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 11, 12 SHELLY PALMER Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 12; ASB Artist 12; RE 12 DEANNA PATTON Attended AAA 3 years; Photography Club 11, 12 28-SENIOR ACTIVITIES GRETCHEN PAULMAN Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Sylvan 10, 12; ASB Pianist 12; Freshman Class Spiritual Vice President; Sophomore Class President; Act Team 9 DELVINA PIERCE Attended AAA 4 Years; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Sylvan 10, 11, 12; ZK Chorister 12 WENDY PODRAZA Attended AAA 4 years; Outreach 9, 10, 11 , 12 STEPHANIE PRIEST Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9, 10, 11; Sylvan 10, 11; Outreach 9, 10; Basketball Captain 11; Letter in Football 10 KAREN RAY Attended AAA 2 years; Band 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Treasurer JOE REID Attended 3 years; Gymnastics 12; Outreach 10, 11 SHANE REISWIG Attended AAA 4 years; ASB Senator 10; CL Secretary 10; CL Social Vice President 11; Water Polo Captain 11; Letter in Water Polo 11; Letter in Skiiing 10 Attended 4 years; Outreach 11; re 12 JULIE ROBINS Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9; Band 9, 10, 11; Wind Ensemble 10, 11; Outreach 10, 11, 12 NANCY ROESLER Attended AAA 1 years; Volleyball Captain 12 SHEILA ROLLINS Attended AAA 3 years; Gymnastics Team 11 TAMI ROOD Attended AAA 3 years; ZK Sergeant at Arms 12; Basketball Captain 12; Letter in Volleyball 11; Letter in Basketball 11 EDIE ROULEAU Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 9; Gymnastics 9; RE 12 SHONE SCHWISOW Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 11, 12; Sylvan 11, 12; Choir President 12; ZK Pianist 11 SHARILYN SEATON Attended AAA 2 years; Senior Class Secretary APRIL SHANTLEY Attended AAA 3 years! KELLY SHINSTINE Attended AAA 4 years; Choir 9, 10, 11 , 12 TIM SHUPIEN Attended AAA 3 years; Gymnastics Team 11; Outreach 10, 11; Letter in Track 10, 11; Letter in Swimming 10, 11 GERRY SILVESTRI Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12; Freshman Class Sergeant at Arms; Volleyball Captain 11, 12; Football Captain 12; Letter in Football 11, 12; Letter in Volleyball 12, 12; Letter in Baseball 11, 12; Letter in Basketball 11, 12 JULIE SLEETER Attended AAA 3 years; Choir 10 ZK Artist 10; RV 11; Letter in Basketball 11 LAURIE SMITH Attended AAA 3 years; Football Captain 12; Choir 10, 11, 12 TODD TAVASCI Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 12; Letter in Volleyball 11; Asst. Director of Band 11 ROGER TAYLOR Attended AAA 4 years; Band 9, 11; Wilderness Club 11, 12; Photography Club 12 DIANA T0LF Attended AAA 2 years; Band 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12 LISA T0LPINGRUD Attended AAA 1 year; Choir 12; Outreach 12 BECKY VANDERHOOF Attended AAA 4 years; Band 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 12 BRIAN VINCENT Attended AAA 4 years; Letter in Swimming 11, 12; Letter in Water Polo 11; Water Polo Captain 11 ANTOINETTE WALKER Attended AAA 2 years; Letter in Track 11 LISA WALKER Attended AAA 2 years; Choir 11, 12; Sylvan 11, 12; ASB Choister 11, Junior Class Vice President; ZK President 12; CRT Club 12 TERRI WATSON Attended AAA 1 year! DENESE WHITAKER Attended AAA 2 years; Band 12 DONNA WHITAKER Attended AAA 2 years; Letter in Track 11 KEITH WHITTEN Attended AAA 3 years; Band 10; Cl Treasurer 12; Water Polo Captain 11; Letter in Swimming 10, 11, 12; Letter in Water Polo 11 DEANNA WILKERS0N Attended AAA 4 years! LAUREL WITAS Attended AAA 4 years! WAN YI Attended AAA 2 years! SHARON JORDAN Attended AAA 3 years; Band 10, 11, 12; Wind Ensemble 11, 12; Ushers Club 12 JULIE MORGAN Attended AAA 2 years; ZK Artist 12; RV 12 SENIOR ACTIVITIES-29 JUNIORS President-Reinhold Grell- mann - “My goal for this year is to insure the Junior Class a good stay while at A.A.A. And to show the school that we have power!” Social Vice President- Kim Downey- “My goal is to get the Juniors’ minds off their studies and to help them have a good social life!” Spiritual Vice President- Loni Smith- “I plan to pull our class together, especially in the spiritual aspect.” ■is 4l sifM Secretary-Ann Ward- “My goal this year is to make it the best year the Juniors ever had!” Treasurer-Jennifer Ander¬ son- “My hope is that our class will have a lot of class spirit!” Sergeant-at-Arms-Lance Taggart- “My goal for this year is to let the Juniors know that success is not in being the best, but in doing your best.” 30-JUNIORS Barbara Adams Alan Ahlers Ricky Allen Dennis Anderson Jennifer Anderson Dellisa Andrews Terry Andrews Tammi Bauer Kim Baze Stephanie Bertholf Linda Blake With just one year left, they start to.look for goals, -and set their aims high. They are beginning to outgrow the rnptherly protec¬ tion of the dorm; and the want to mak£f something of their lives is becoming top- gero t ' ' ’ - - 1 iil® Cheryl Bixler Krista Blakeney JUNIORS - 31 Mike Bonifant Connie Bottomley Sherri Bragg Patricia Breed Lori Brown Anita Brunner Jeff Buis Ted Cerezo Bradley Chatterson Gregory Chinn 32-JUNIORS JUNIORS-33 34-JUNIORS John Hilde Ron Hilde Julie Howell Daniel Hughes Janice Inovejas Hans Johanson Julie Jones Mia Jones Kurt Kennedy Heidi Knutson Rob Knutson Laurie Kramer Karal-Lynn Layton Lance LeBrun Joe Luce Laura Lyman JUNIORS-35 Mary Sue Martin Darrin massena Richard McEdward Desi McPherson Dawn Millam Reuben Miller Penny Moore Jennifer Myers Stanley Nelson Harold Nelson, Jr. Molly Norton Karl Olsen Ruby Pallo Daniel Patton Tamera Peters 36-JUNIORS Lome Pfiefle April Pratt Kelly Pritchard Dede Putz Jeffery Rasco Vickie Rathbun Elizabeth Reid Lisa Schumacher Tely Shaw Robert Shupien Sheri Silcox Sid Skievaski Velona Smith Donna Stanley Teresa Stanyer John Walden Wade Taylor Ronald Tyler Jim Thomsen Rex Thornton Christina Walker Corey Walter SfeiiLfe , ■ ' ■ mmM - � ■■ ' , - p Kt � IP • , JR HEkIP | Sk 4 Ann Ward Ken Ward Scott Ward Jeanna Weber Joseph Wedel Leann White Heidi Whitson Lisa Woosley Ivy Ybarra 38-JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Class Officers President - Marc Reiswig Spiritual Vice-President - Denise Erwin Social Vice-President - Jennifer Jackson Secretary - Shanna Harrod Treasurer - Greg Dietrich Sergeant-at-Arms - Russell Hanscom Class Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Ahlberg Elder and Mrs. Allen Elder Perman Miss Ehman 40-SOPHOMORES Ahlers, Dawn Allen, Scott Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Mary Lou Ash, Kevin Bailey, Jeff Balka n, Scott Beckett, Carla Bentz, Mark Bergren, Terry Biddle, Stan Blodgett, John Paul With one year behind them, Sophomores feel more at ease. They are accustomed to the traffic jams in the halls, and lockers that won’t open. They are beginning to mature physically, mentally, and spiritually. And all are looking forward to Graduation Day, 1984. SOPHOMORES-41 Buck, Paul Cawthra, Ben Churchill, Teri Crosiar, Mike Darnell, Ted Dexter, Debbie Dietrich, Greg Dietrich, Tami Duckworth, Rick Dungan, Rod Erwin, Denise Everett, Terri Friestad, Jean Gasser, Bob 42-SOPHOMORES Giles, Joe Hanscom, Russell, Jr. Harris, Dan Harrod, Shanna Hinshaw, Brent Hustwaite, Karen Jackson, Jennifer James, Darrin James, Tammy Johnson, Garth Jonsson, Edda SOPHOMORES-43 La Flore, John Lamb, Mike Lewis, Tim Manullang, Sonya Mason, Pat McClinton, Gerry McGuire, Mike Merrill, Jayne Moak, Greg Moore, Nichole 44-SOPHOMORES Nelson, Alan Neuharth, Ingrid Nevin, Rick Peters, Cindy Pierson, Dean Pipers, Dana Podraza, Darren Prichard, Jim Redding, Maria Reiswig, Heidi SOPHOMORES - 45 Reiswig, Marc Rieber, Maria Roberts, Bill Rogers, Shelley Rupert, Jill Schneider, Todd Seamount, Jeanna Smith, Jeff Stephens, Tina Stinson, Julie Tison, Jeannie Toney, Kim Wagner, Johanna Washington, Tony Whalin, Lisa Wileman, Ted 46-SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Freshmen Bewildered, homesick Goof-off, flirt, learn to adjust Embarking on an adventure Newcomer Top Right: Tracy Rowell-President Fonda Lively-Spiritual Vice President Bottom Right: Tiffany Strobel-Social Vice President Debbie Campbell-Treasurer Below: Sara Reid-Sergeant at Arms Stephanie Schayes-Secretary Below: (Clockwise from Bottom) Tracy Rowell, Debbie Campbell, Stephanie Schayes, Tiffany Strobel, Fonda Lively, Sara Reid Molly Adams Mike Allen Darlene Anderson Danny Blake And rea Bloom Randy Boeh Michele Brown Deborah Campbell David Casebolt Sandy Cook Aleen Craig Chad Crain Tommie Davis Sara Dixon FRESHMEN-49 Mike Firnkoess Joseph Frank Cynthia Gasser Andrew Goble Cindy Grogan Tanya Hagglund Mary Hare Janet Harris Kathryn Hatcher Daniel James Raabe Janke Adam Jenkins Lori Kirby Fonda Lively Kevin Merry Casey Messinger Ronald Nitzinger Linda O’Connor 50 - FRESHMEN Dean Elke Paddock Raaum Lance Sarah Peters Reid Adam Gregory Priest Ringering Marcelle Ringering Lorene Roberts Tracy Rowell Stephanie Schayes FRESHMEN - 51 Tony Tom Yvonne Mike Lori Schoengart Seri Stanley Thompson Yarbrough Wendy Teri Lisa Judi Shinstine Stott Townsend Zaugg Tiffany Strobel Michael Stutz 52-FRESHMEN ADMINISTRATION Essential to every good school organization is an administrative staff. The members of this staff are always willing to counsel with a person about jobs, schoolwork, policies and much more. Many of them are involved in committees planning school rules, social events for the student body, seeing that the school maintenance is kept up and making long-range plans. Though these staff members are always busy with something, their office doors stand open to anyone needing assis¬ tance. Ginny Allen, Attendance Bob Willison, Business Manager Ed Wines, Principal Beth Freitas, Accountant Patty McIntyre, Secretary to Princ. Velma Vipond, Registrar Student Services Walt Koehn, Vice-Principal 54-ADMINISTRATION Velma Vipond Registrar ART-55 BIBLE Sitting at your desk at the beginning of Bible class, you suddenly ask yourself why you didn’t learn this memory verse last night in study hall. You stare at the words on your paper, and one by one they begin to blur and run into other. As the teacher begins his daily lecture, the group of words that you couldn’t understand a few minutes ago, now starts to make sense. You work hard all through the semester-but none of that is recognized until you see that “A” stamped on your report card. You give a sigh of relief—and then realize that that was just the first semester—you still have one more to go! OH WELL, with a little effort, that battle too can be won. 56-BIBLE Walt Koehn-Freshman Bible, Ken Perman-Sophomore Bible, Orlin McLean-Senior Bible, Dave Allen-Junior Bible, Monty Knittel-Introduction to Bible, Dick Jewett-Campus Pastor. BIBLE-57 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Do you want to add some interest to your life at A.A.A.? Take an I.A. class. With the help of Mr. Spady, Mr. Farver, or Mr. Freitas, you can learn to do incredible things with your hands. You can test your ability to build things in wood shop, or if you have nimble fingers try macrame in arts and crafts. From Mr. Farver you can learn to take an old clunker car and make it run like a new one. If you have an interest in welding or machine shop Mr. Spady will be eager to teach those skills. Amaze your friends with your skill and talent. Bob Farver - Auto Mech I II, Drivers Ed Ed Spady - Machine Shop, Welding, Math Bob Freitas - Wood Shop I II, Arts and Crafts, Photography I II 58-INDUSTRIAL ARTS INDUSTRIAL ARTS-59 Learning about our mother tongue can be a real trial. We wonder who needs to know about participles and preposi¬ tions? Mrs. Beitzel can make authors come alive and Mr. Krenz gets all the nouns and verbs straight. Mrs. Rittenbach keeps us reading and writing too. With all the practice and their good example, our letters home and requests for interviews and letters typed to busi¬ ness will be in perfect English. Maybe we’ll even pass the class. Pam Beitzel-Junior English, RE Advisor; Gail Rittenbach- Junior English, Reading Lab; Hans Krenz-Freshman Eng¬ lish, Sophomore English. ENGLISH 60-ENGLISH SPANISH Taking a foreign language gives stu¬ dents a chance to learn more about their own language. It gives them the ability to communicate with someone who speaks a different language and to learn to understand people of other places. HASTA MANANA! SPANISH-61 Learning Resources Center The Learning Resources Center consists of hundreds of books, a variety of magazines, an Apple II computer, and 12 loyal and dedicated workers. Who is the Director of all this, you may ask? Keith Drieberg is! He is always willing to take the time to help students find books, and magazines, or to teach them how to run the computer. All in all the LRC is a perfect place to go when you have home work, tests to study for, or just to fool around on the computer. Keith Drieberg - LRC Director, RV Sponsor 62-LRC AVIATION A new plane and instructor have gotten the aviation program off the ground this year. Dale Sinnott has been able to help students at times which fit their schedules. This has greatly reduced the time spent in groundschool and flight training. Now students can take off solo in the new Cessna 172 after only a few months. MATH AND SCIENCE Through labs, lectures, and audio-visual presentations stu¬ dents develop an understanding of the world of living things and the physicial universe. Practicing scientific methods they attempt to comprehend truth. Math is said to be not only logical, but FUNdamental. Some students are still trying to prove that equation. David Priest -Instructor in Algebra I -Junior Class Sponsor Gary Rittenbach -Instructor in Algebra II, Geome¬ try, Physics, and Computer Sci¬ ence. -ASB, Junior Class, and CRT Sponsor Ed Spady -Instructor in Consumer Math -Junior Class Sponsor Judy Toop -Instructor in Biology and Chemistry -Rainier Vista Sponsor 64-MATH AND SCIENCE MATH AND SCIENCE-65 HOME EC Darlene Ehman, Home Ec., Bachelor Living, Advanced Foods Clothing, Interior Decorating, Child Development, Home Arts Crafts, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Home Ec. is a very interesting class, Which arouses many questions, That the kids like to ask. How much should I stir this? How long should it bake? How do I sew this? How long will it take? Is this right, or did I do it wrong? Will this be done soon, or how long? When their project is finally done, They come to the conclusion, Hey! This class is fun! 66-HOME EC HOME EC-67 HISTORY History class, whether taught by Ken Perman or Ron Miller, is an experience you’ll never forget. Mr. Miller marches about the room, demonstrating his lessons by poking students in the ribs with his stick gun, and Elder Perman serenades his class (Look out Sylvan). Tests, quizzes, reports, and optional projects all help us learn and remember the making of our Nation. Ron Miller - U.S. History, Contemporary History, Senior Sponsor Ken Perman - Washington State History, Bible, Sophomore Sponsor 68-HISTORY BUSINESS EDUCATION Everyone needs to know business skills nowadays. Among the ones courses offered here at AAA. are Office Practice, Shorthavd, Word Processing, and Typing. These are just a few. Accuracy is needed to pee form these tasks well. Thes is especially needed in typing. Every perspective boss will ask you to type something wor himm to see how fast you can. type, and Every college professor assignes TYPED term papers. Taking typing here will help you in College even if you don’t do it for lifee-. Jean Andrews, Typing II, Spanish, Business Math, Senior Sponsor Dave Allen, Accounting, Junior Bible, Sophomore Sponsor. MUSIC FLUTES Dawn Ahlers Anita Brunner Sandy Cook Jeannie Dahlquist Terri Everett Jennifer Jackson Jenna Johannessen Fonda Lively Elizabeth Neuharth Ruby Pallo Dana Pipers Jill Rupert CLARINETS Karen Acosta Dellisa Andrews Craig Cooper Aleen Craig Kim Downey Jean Friestad Brent Hinshaw Nicole Moore Lisa Schumacher Wendy Shinstine Diana Tolf Lisa Townsend Denise Whitaker Becky Vanderhoof OBOES Janice Lanphear Karen Ray SAXOPHONES Ricky Allen Debbie Campbell Judy Cobb Greg Dietrich Tammy James Dave Mayers Tracy Rowell TRUMPETS Doug Acosta Scott Allen Mike Allen Mark Bentz Robert Bolton, Jr. Tom Cobb Tom Davis, Jr. Edda Jonsson Alan Nelson Todd Schneider Gerry Silvestri Todd Tavasci John Walden TROMBONE Andrew Goble Mike Firnkoess Victor Manullang Ron Nitzinger Joe Wedel Ted Wileman BARITONES Dennis Anderson Reinhold Grellmann TUBAS Rick McEdward Sid Skievaski FRENCH HORNS Terry Andrews Greg Chinn Stephanie Schayes Mike Stutz PERCUSSION Kathy Carman Sharon Jordan Kurt Kennedy Kevin Krueger Sonya Manullang Adam Jenkins DIRECTOR Robert Bolton Sr. - Wind Ensemble Member BAND AND WIND ENSEMBLE CHOIR AND SYLVAN SOPRANOS Jennifer Anderson Kathy Anderson Cheri Aronson Brenda Barrett Tami Bauer Kim Baze Darla Brown Kim Carlson Teri Churchill Valora Cooley Shelley Corwin Lisa Cunningham Judy Farag Janine Fisher Brenda Gillan Mary Hare Lynnette Kinnear Candy Knutson Carol Meyer Dawn Millam ALTOS Barbara Adams Darlene Anderson Mary Lou Anderson Lori Beckett Linda Blake RonDeena Couch Ronda Davis Debbie Dexter Tami J. Dietrich Denise Erwin Michelle Goodwin Shanna Harrod Karen Hustwaite Jenna Johannessen Lisa Knight Lisa Knutson Fran Layton Jayne Merrill Darlene Nelson Anita O’Day Darla O’Dell Delvina Pierce Sarah Reid Marcelle Ringering Sally Russom Lisa Whalin LeAnn White Lori Yarbrough Shelley Palmer Gretchen Paulman Maria Redding Maria Rieber Laurie Smith Loni Smith Donna Stanley Tiffany Strobel Lisa Tolpingrud Chrissy Walker Lisa Walker Judi Zaugg TENORS Scott Balkan Brad Chatterson Darwin Chatterson Robbie Cisco Lance Leonard Ty Merbach James Prichard Greg Ringering BASSES Stan Biddle John Paul Blodgett Jeff Buis Jeff Dick Paul Esselbach Larry Gasser John Hilde Roger Jackson Marc Reiswig Lance Taggart Rex Thornton GYMNASTICS TEAM Dennis Anderson, Dave Beebe, Bob Bolton, Voni Burden, Steve Conard, Brenda Gillan, Brad Halvorsen, Dan Harris, Darrin Hayes, Darren James, Heidi Knutson, Kelly Knutson, Eldon Lively, Joe Luce, DeEtta Mooers, Penny Moore, Jenny Myers, Stan Nelson, Molly Norton, Adam Priest, Jeannie Tison, Ron Tyler, Heidi Whitson. 74-GYMNASTICS TEAM PHYSICAL EDUCATION P.E. ... a combination of having fun, getting in shape, and a break to the confined classroom rou¬ tine. This year the new aerobics class has added a new dimension to the P.E. classes offered. P.E. is an important class here at A.A.A. and it helps to bal¬ ance out the educational program. Dave Priest - Gymnastics, Beginning Gymnastics, Officiating, Team Sports, Math Ken Perman - Boys’ P.E., Individual-dual, Washington State History, Sophomore Bible Dean Withrow - Co-ed P.E., Boys’ Dean Janelle Lyle - Aerobics, Girls P.E. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-75 76-PHYSICAL EDUCATION ya� B L£. rvig— mbt;1 BE-j ' -I LMBI il Ixlpte a l (o) MUft ' vis. - 1 ygr i MHHHl, 1 . ' SSK?? sgr B KIf’ I |U I • faani iWMI || fp I rsr f :— hH«bl v jp p L-. Hjm 1| 1 1 gr ’H If ] I m 1 ASB SENATORS Front Row: Dana Pipers (10), Jill Rupert (10); Middle Row: John Paul Blodgett (10), Rex Thornton (11), Dave Mayers (12), Dennis Anderson (11), Eldon Lively (12), Kevin Krueger (12); Back Row: Darlene Anderson (9), Dellisa Andrews (11), Lisa Knutson (12), Marcee Lake (12), Tami Bauer (11); Not Pictured : Michelle Brown (9), John Walden (11). i 78-ASB SENATORS A.S.B. OFFICERS 1st Semester Lisa Knutson-Social Vice President Scott Burks-President Shelly Palmer-Artist Tami Bauer-Secretary Anita O’Day-Spiritual Vice President Gretchen Paulman-Pianist Sonya Manullang-Recording Secretary Scott Balkan-Chorister Not Shown: Rex Thornton-Treasurer Jeff Rasco-Sargeant-at-Arms 2nd Semester Victor Manullang-President Craig Cooper-Sargeant-at-Arms Sharon Jordan-Secretary Chrissy Walker-Chorister Dave Beebe-Social Vice President Rick McEdward-Treasurer Jean Friestad-Pianist Penny Moore-Spiritual Vice President Jeannie Dahlquist-Artist Tami J. Dietrich-Recording Secretary A.S.B.-79 RAINIER ECHOES The Rainier Echoes staff works diligently to print a monthly, as well as weekly paper. At the beginning of the year, staff members attended a Journalism Conference at Highline Community College to review writing, printing and layout techniques. Putting out a paper isn’t all hard work though. The drudgery of sticking address labels on the latest issue passes quickly while watching an interesting video. Celebrating birthdays and thinking of items for the April Fools edition are also enjoyable sidelights. Editor Sponsor Reporters Artist Photographer Lisa Moore Pam Beitzel Gwen Roberts Debbie Dietrich Jenna Johannessen Edie Rouleau Kathy Carman Tammy James John Walden Shelly Palmer Lance Leonard 80-RAINIER ECHOES RAINIER VISTA The 1981-82 Rainier Vista staff is here to bring back some of the best memories of the year. Many hours were spent taking pictures, working on layout, and writing copy. We hope that we have captured in action the friends, faculty, sports, activities, and also the funny, solemn, social, and spiritual aspects of life here at Auburn. We hope to recreate for you some of the memories of one of the best years of your life. Mr. Knittel-Advisor, Therese Naude, Julie Robins, Renee Huether, Ronda Davis- Editor, Becky Vanderhoof, Mia Jones-Photographer, Ty Merbach, Lance Leonard- Photographer, Bobby Bolton-Photographer, Julie Morgan, Gina Heinig, Kevin Krueger-Photographer, Kim Baze, Miss Toop-Advisor, Mr. Drieberg-Advisor. ' ill IJj FOUR YEAR SENIORS Cheri Aronson Brenda Barrett Lori Beckett Robert Bolton Scott Burks Kathy Carman Ken Cartwright Judy Cobb Lisa Coleman Debbie Dietrich Harry Doll, Jr. Barbara Douglas Cindy Finney Kevin Graham Jim Guthrie Gina Heinig Jackie Jensen Jenna Johannessen Marcee Lake Eldon Lively Victor Manullang Cellia Martin Dave Mayers Carol Meyer Tony Morris Delvina Pierce Wendy Podraza Stephanie Priest Shane Reiswig Gwen Roberts Julie Robins Kelly Shinstine Gerry Silvestri Todd Tavasci Roger Taylor Becky Vanderhoof Brian Vincent Deanna Wilkerson 82-four YEAR SENIORS WILDERNESS CLUB PRESIDENT-Barb Butterfield VICE PRESIDENT-Roger Taylor SECRETARY TREASURER-DeEtta Mooers If you love to get out into God’s nature, this is the club to belong to. They make use of all the season’s sports . . . rock climbing, skiing, camping, and hiking. During rain, snow, sleet, or sunshine, you’ll see them out in the wild, enjoying life. NELSON HALL Long lines to the showers, noisy neighbors waking you up at 4:30 in the morning, screeching girls run¬ ning down the hallways, lights out before you fin¬ ished your English assignment, deans roaming the halls to tell everyone to go to bed-that is the normal day in Nelson Hall. It takes a special kind of person to be a mother to so many girls. Mrs. Koehn, our Head Dean, and Miss Todorovich (MISTY) our Assistant Dean, are those two very special people. ZETA KAPPA OFFICERS 2nd-SEMESTER: Mary Lavaun Anderson-Artist, Lisa Knight-Dorm Secretary, Cindy Finney-Treasurer, Kim Baze-Social Vice-President, Jill Rupert-Village Secretary, Delvina Pierce-Pianist, Tami A. Dietrich-Parliamen¬ tarian, Lisa Moore-President, Darla Brown-Spiritual Vice-President, Candy Knutson-Chorister, Judy Cobb- Sergeant-at-Arms, Sonya Manullang-Sports Secretary. n lst-SEMESTER: Lisa Knutson-Sports Secretary, Delvina Pierce-Chorister, Julie Morgan-Artist, Lisa Walker- President, Gina Heinig-Village Secretary, Lisa Knight-Parliamentarian, Tami Rood-Sergeant-at-Arms, Renee’ Huether-Social Vice-President, Tami J. Dietrich-Spiritual Vice-President, DeEtta Mooers-Dorm Secretary, NOT SHOWN: Janice Inovejas-Pianist, Debbie Dietrich-Treasurer. ZK OFFICERS-85 Witzell Hall may look lazy during the day to any casual observer, but at evening study hall each floor comes alive. Deans, the guys - everyone is doing something! Walls echo with each frustration or with just plain suppressed energy. Morning and evening worships are a quiet time of meditation prepared by the dean to stimulate spiritual growth. The dorm isn’t like home life, but it’ll do until home leave. WITZEL HALL Monty Knittel - Associate Dean of Men Dean Withrow - Head Dean of Men 86-Witzell Hall CASA LOMA OFFICERS lst-SEMESTER: Kevin Ham-President, Ron Tyler-Sargeant-at-Arms, Rick McEdward-Secretary, Eldon Live¬ ly-Social Vice-President, Keith Whitten-Treasurer, Phil Lennox-Spiritual Vice-President, NOT SHOWN Den¬ nis Anderson-Sports Secretary. 2nd-SEMESTER: Tom Cobb-Social Vice-President, Glen Haberly-Secretary, Scott Davis-Treasurer, Max Dudley-President, Scott Allen-Sargeant-at-Arms, Brad Halvorsen-Sports Secretary, John Paul Blodgett-Pianist, Jim Prichard-Spiritual Vice-President, NOT SHOWN Roger Jackson-Chorister. CL OFFICERS-87 88 - Village Students FALL WEEK OF PRAYER B. J. Christiansen from the Oregon Conference preached great sermons on the life of Pe¬ ter. Those sermons uplifted our thoughts and helped us to make realistic changes in our lives. He also mingled with the stu¬ dents, playing his guitar and singing with us during after¬ glow services. 90-FALL WEEK OF PRAYER STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER Student Week of Prayer is often considered the best series of meetings of the school year. This year is no exception. Student speakers, selected by their peers, shared Bible stories of a few who came to know Christ personally and gave their testimonies. Response was good with many students dedicating or rededicat¬ ing their lives to Christ. Week of Prayer speakers pictured at left are: Roger Jackson, Don Myers, Lance Taggart, Scott Burks, Voni Burden, Velona Smith, Lisa Knight, Anita O’Day, Lawson Dumbeck, and Ke¬ vin Krueger. Not shown: Lisa Walker and Rex Thornton. STUDENT WEEK OF PRAYER-91 BIBLE AND LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Camp Mivoden hosted the Bible and Leadership conferences this year. Elder Hancock from the White Estate presented a series showing the integrity and personality of Ellen White. Those who went will long remember the Friday night commu¬ nion and the friends thev made. CAROLING “Silent Night” was the song we brought to many homes in the West Seattle, Renton, and Mercer Island areas. The return for our effort was dollars that went to help many mission projects. Back at the cafeteria, after the evening of Caroling had come to a close, it wasn’t so silent as the students voiced varying comments on having soup and crackers in¬ stead of hot chocolate and cookies that had been served in previous years. Because so many students participated in Caroling, we received an extra day on a home leave in second semester. CAROLING-93 OUTREACH Outreach is a program that gives students a chance to use their God-given talents to help the community. These students participated in a stop-smoking clinic, to help some of the com¬ munity to “Kick the Habit”. They also handed out brochures for evangelistic meetings, and Childrens’ Crusades. Visiting the senior citi¬ zens, and cheering them up, is another way that Outreach has shared their faith. Sharing their faith in these ways has made some of the students feel closer to God, and has made them feel happier, all around. 94-OUTREACH W FtTTTTTT OUTREACH-95 AFTERGLOW Picture in your mind . . . After vespers on a Friday night. You gather with friends in the Fireside room where the Fire in the fireplace throws out a warm glow of welcome. Singing songs and sharing fill the brief half-hour you have together. Each student shares something that he has done this week, a habit overcome or an answer to prayer that has special meaning to him. A brief few minutes before time to go, you break up into groups of two or three for a special time of prayer. Everyone stands in a circle when they’re finished, holding hands. Then someone starts singing “Side By Side”. As you break up to go back to the dorms, you feel refreshed from the past week and ready to enjoy the weekend. 96-AFTERGLOW ALMOST ANYTHING GOES The gym was a riot of sound and mo¬ tion as students enjoyed an evening of fun and games. Many utilized skill that they never realized they had be¬ fore! 98-ALMOST ANYTHING GOES FACULTY TALENT Faculty Talent night is a time when the faculty can throw away their high society exterior and have fun showing their talent in drama, music, and comedy. It’s a time when the students can find out what their teachers are really like and the school is drawn together in friendship. FACULTY TALENT-99 FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET This is the one day out of the year that is espe¬ cially set aside for the Daddys and their little girls. The banquet is scheduled to start around 10:30—but somehow fathers always seem to ar¬ rive at 9:00. This year’s banquet was very unique because there wasn’t any electricity during most of the program. A buffet styled dinner was served by candlelight at Andy’s Auburn Station, and the program in the chapel was seen mostly by emer¬ gency lights. This is one day most girls will never forget—they were Daddy’s “little girl” once again. 100-FATHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET FALL FESTIVAL The Fall Festival was an evening full of fun and games as students participated in golfing, eating, the obstacle course, and throwing pies at the faculty. By the way, has anyone heard if Perman and Knittel got out of jail? FALL FESTIVAL-101 OUTINGS Hiking mountain trails, resting by streams, and singing songs by a campfire are just some of the things we do on outings. Worship is a special time of the day. Somehow it all seems more appropriate sitting outside. We also can spend time with our friends and run off our “cooped-up campus” energy. 102-OUTINGS ICE SKATING The students had a chance to get off campus for a couple of hours, and try their hand at Ice Skating. There were quite a few great skaters, and then there were those who . . . weren’t so great. Those who tried to keep their legs from doing the splits, and those who had very “wobbly” ankle problems. Most students came away with a few extra bruises, but it’s an experience they will never forget! ICE SKATING-103 AMATEUR HOUR 104-AMATEUR HOUR The theme for the thirty-second annual Amateur Hour was “Casa Loma Goes Country”. The Emcees were graduates of Auburn; Stuart and Scott Bushnell. Judges picked three winning numbers consisting of: “Grandma’s Feather Bed”, Denise Erwin and Velona Smith; “Fiddler on the Roof’, Gretchen Paul- man, Delvina Pierce, and Darla Brown; and “The Zoo Song” by Valora Cooley, Lisa Whalin, Lisa Knutson, Candy Knutson, and Heidi Knutson. In addi¬ tion to these the audience selected their favorite, “Three Wheels On My Wag¬ on”. AMATEUR HOUR-105 ZETA KAPPA OPEN HOUSE 106-ZETA KAPPA OPEN HOUSE CHRISTMAS BANQUET The Christmas banquet this year was put on by the ASB, ZK and CL clubs. The cafeteria was transformed into a winter wonderland with twinkling lights, a colorful Christmas tree, and a snow backdrop was perfect for get¬ ting your picture taken with your date. Having a Christmas banquet adds to the spirit of the season. CHRISTMAS BANQUET-107 SNOW Last year it seemed to snow everywhere but here. This year was a different story. Our campus turned into a winter wonderland for almost a week. Snowball fights and snowmen burst up on center campus while anxious skiers checked their equipment to make sure it was in good condition after resting all last season. 108-SNOW FOOTBALL “Stick’em” is thought to be the secret of the faculties phenomenal winning season. How else could they lose on only one game and whomp on the students? Dropped passes became a thing of the past when the faculty used their magic formula. The students held out well in spite of the faculty’s advan¬ tage. A LEAGUE W L T Faculty 6 1 Silvestri 5 3 Knutson 4 3 1 Luce 2 3 2 Halvorson 0 7 1 110-FOOTBALL FOOTBALL-111 VOLLEYBALL The sport of volleyball requires team¬ work and good sportsmanship. It helps develop hand and eye cordination. Be¬ sides, volleyball is just plain fun! 112-VOLLEYBALL VOLLEYBALL-113 BASKETBALL Because basketball is such a com¬ petitive sport, team members learn sportsmanship as well as team work in playing it. Of all the sports on campus, basketball seems to at¬ tract the most vigorous fans. Vil¬ lage as well as dorm students enjoy participating vocally if not phys¬ ically, in supporting their favorite team. At press time, the statistics were not available, but the caliber of the teams is evident in the fact that they won the All-Star game against the WWC freshmen!! SWIM MEET Seniors! 143 Juniors 90 Sophomores 28 Freshmen 26 116-SWIM MEET SWIM MEET-117 i F t ♦ A SKIING Last year there was no snow. This year it was wet, but it didn’t seem to bother the students and faculty that went to Sno- qualmie Summit every Sunday to ski. For some it was the beginning of a new thrilling adventure, and for others it was ten weeks of pure ecstasy and bliss! The ski program gives students a rare chance to earn academic credit while having fun. 118-SKIING IS: HARRIS PINE MILLS The whir of the saw, the smell of varnish and dust, are all just the beginning of a product soon to be constructed and sold. Tired muscles, and cash from the Business office, are some of the rewards the employees reap. Having learned to work hard and hold a steady job, the students have learned responsibility, which will help in future employment. 120-HARRIS PINE MILLS CAFETERIA The cafeteria is a familiar place on campus. Most students know it as the place to eat meals and, even if not hungry, to socialize. An important workplace on campus, the cafe gives work to 63 students. Buffet service provides a good variety of choices and a chance to select type and amount of food we wish. From salads to sociability, from entrees to employment, the cafeteria is a crucial campus center. Rosemary Farver-Food Service Director Gladys Langseth-Associate Food Service Director Wilma Mundy-Associate Food Service Director CAFETERIA-121 CAMPUS CARETAKERS Have you ever wondered who keeps our campus neat and tidy? Mr. Mundy’s grounds crew is up at the break of day mowing lawns and pulling weeds. Mrs. Ahl- berg’s janitors keep the halls and dorms clean and pol¬ ished. And Mr. Ahlberg’s bunch takes care of mainte¬ nance. Thanks to these people our campus is kept ship¬ shape. 122-CAMPUS CARETAKERS CAMPUS CARETAKERS-123 READERS SECRETARIES Being a reader or secretary may seem like an easy job, but really it is a big responsibility. They do menial tasks such as sweeping floors, and emptying garbage, but these are nothing compared to their real responsibility of keeping the teachers in line and to class on time. The teachers are usually appreciative of the work done by the readers, be¬ cause it saves them time. 124-READERS SECRETARIES GREENHOUSE The chief product of AAA’s Greenhouse is hydroponic lettuce, grown under artifi¬ cial light and in nutrient so¬ lution. A crop matures under the watchful eyes of the growers and student employ¬ ees. Students provided with meaningful work know the vital need of being careful. They know real satisfaction in seeing many cases of their product being trucked to Northwest grocers. Mr. James Riner-Greenhouse owner. ROSTER Doug Acosta 11933 SE 169th PI. Renton, WA 98033 Kevin Ash 5642 Auburn Way S Auburn, WA 98002 Andrea Bloom P.0. Box 929 Wrangell, AK 99929 Kim Carlson 12935 NE Rose Parkway Portland, OR 97230 Karen Acosta 11933 SE 169th PI. Renton, WA 98055 Jeff Bailey 3204 SW 327th St. Federal Way, WA 98003 James Boeh 23014 Lower Dorre Don Maple Valley, WA 98038 Kathy Carman 806 Comanche Dr. Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Barbara Adams 3122 Pine St. Everett, WA 98201 Scott Balkan P.0. Box 783 Sequim, WA 98382 Robert Bolton 5304 33rd PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Ken Cartwright 3416 Densmore N Seattle, WA 98103 Molly Adams Rt. 5 Box 828 Shelton, WA 98584 Brenda Barrett 7009 48th Ave. E Tacoma, WA 98443 Mike Bonifant 28809 38th Ave. S Auburn, WA 98002 Da vid Casebolt Box 91 Milton, WA 98354 Alan Ahlers 42717 188th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Tammi Bauer 213 Sunset Blvd. Sequim, WA 98382 Connie Bottomley 3005 17th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Ben Cawthra 1920 19th PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Dawn Ahlers 42717 188th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Kim Baze Rt. 5 Box 277 Shelton, WA 98584 Sheri Bragg 907 Sheridan Rd. Bremerton, WA 98310 Ted Cerezo 4101 49th Ave. S Seattle, WA 98118 Scott Allen 5302 32nd SE Auburn, WA 98002 Carla Beckett 3039 NW Four-Wheel Dr. Bremerton, WA 98310 Patricia Breed 413 SE 122 Seattle, WA 98146 Brad Chatterson Rural Rt. 2 Burns Lake BC V0J1E0 Mike Allen 2609 17th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Lori Beckett 3039 NW Four-Wheel Dr. Bremerton, WA 98310 Marci Brewer 204 5th St. Hoquim, WA 98550 Darwin Chatterson Rural Rt. 2 Burns Lake BC V0J1E0 Ricky Allen 2020 S Nye PI. Seattle, WA 98144 David Beebe Rt. 1 Box 119 Cashmere, WA 98815 Darla Brown 8019 199th Ave. NE Redmond, WA 98052 Greg Chinn Rt. 1 Box 66 Buckley, WA 98321 Darlene Anderson 28105 NE Tolt Hill Rd. Carnation, WA 98014 Mark Bentz P.0. Box 102 Startup, WA 98293 Lori Brown 23110 126th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Teri Churchill P.0. Box 271 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Dennis Anderson 28105 NE Tolt Hill Rd. Carnation, WA 98014 Terry Bergren 6825 SW 6th Olympia, WA 98501 Michelle Brown 12804 SE 231st Way Kent, WA 98031 Robbie Cisco 5818 Hwy. 12 Morton, WA 98536 Jennifer Anderson 146 Wallace Rd. Chehalis, WA 98532 Stephanie Bertholf 608 Sage Hills Dr. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Anita Brunner 4301 179th PI. SW Lynnwood, WA 98036 Judy Cobb 15710 69th SE Snohomish, WA 98290 Kathy Anderson 472 SW 13th Chehalis, WA 98532 Stanley Biddle 19656 122nd PI. SE Renton, WA 98055 Paul Buck 233 Mt. Circle Dr. Sumner, WA 98390 Tom Cobb 15710 69th SE Snohomish, WA 98290 Mary Lavaun Anderson 18609 129th Ave. NE Bothell, WA 98011 Cheryl Bixler Rt. 1 Box 148 Eatonville, WA 98328 Jeff Buis Box 604 Tonasket, WA 98855 Lisa Coleman 825 140th Burien, WA 98168 Mary Lou Anderson 10631 SE Cisco Rd. Port Orchard, WA 98366 Danny Blake 3270 Scenic Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Voni Burden 2607 1st Ave. N Seattle, WA 98109 Steven Conard P.0. Box 111 Coupeville, WA 98239 Dellisa Andrews 5310 32nd St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Linda Blake 3270 Scenic Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Robert Burks 1823 Clovercrest Enumclaw, WA 98022 Mike Cook 20810 125th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Terry Andrews 5310 32nd St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Krista Blakeney 202 SW 321st St. Federal Way, WA 98003 Barb Butterfield 7060 Tall Cedar Ln. Ferndale, WA 98248 Sandy Cook 20810 125th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Cheri Aronson 14925 26th Ave. SE Bothell, WA 98011 John Paul Blogett 14504 SE 47th PI. Bellevue, WA 98006 Debbie Campbell 27928 NE 5th ST. Redmond, WA 98052 Valora Cooley 8314 208th NE Redmond, WA 98052 ROSTER - 127 Craig Cooper 5609 Auburn Way S Auburn, WA 98002 Shelley Cor i in 33027 192nd Ave. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Rondeena Couch 425 S Park Walla Walla, WA 99362 John Cousins 5105 B Ginko Dr. SW Tacoma, WA 99439 Sharrie Cousins 5105 B Ginko Dr. SW Tacoma, WA 99439 Kevin Cox 16018 SE 368th Auburn, WA 98002 Mike Crady 25025 238th SE Maple Valley, WA 98038 Albert Craig 105 Tacoma Blvd. N Pacific, WA 98047 Aleen Craig 105 Tacoma Blvd. N Pacific, WA 98047 Chad Crain P.0. Box 792 Buckley, WA 98321 Loren Creech 9104 SE Hvi y. 160 Port Orchard, WA 98366 Mike Crosiar 714 200th E Ave. Sumner, WA 98390 Lisa Cunningham Box 22 Cordova, AK 99574 Jeannie Dahlquist 37215 Veazie Cumberland Enumclavi , WA 98022 Ted Darnell P.0. Box 718 Belfair, WA 98528 Todd Davies 2214 216th SE Issaquah, WA 98027 Ronda Davis P.0. Box 7575 Ketchikan, AK 99901 Scott Davis 3341 NE 1st St. Bremerton, WA 98310 Tommie Davis 7319 N 23rd St. Tacoma, WA 98406 Rayon De i ri 10707 NE 53rd St. Kirkland, WA 98033 Debbie Dexter 516 Haynie Rd. Custer, WA 98240 Tricia Dexter 2516 Haynie Rd. Custer, WA 98240 Jeff Dick 6714 N Vandecar Rd. SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 Debbie Dietrich 3213 Hinkley Rd. SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 Greg Dietrich 985 Collins Rd. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Tami Jean Dietrich 3213 Hinkley Rd. SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 Tami Ann Dietrich 985 Collins Rd. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Sara Dixon 24915 SE 422 Enumcla i , WA 98022 Harry Doll 3525 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Greg Dorland 9520 Via Venezia Burbank, CA 91504 Barb Douglas 37211 152nd SE Auburn, WA 98002 Kim Downey Rt. 4 Box 218-D Yakima, WA 98908 Richard Duckworth 3001 S 288 184 Federal Way, WA 98003 Max Dudley Rt. 8 Box 389 B Yakima, WA 98908 Lawson Dumbeck 5636-B Auburn Way S Auburn, WA 98002 Rod Dungan 30823 22nd Ave. S Federal Way, WA 98003 Thomas Edwards 40316 278th Way SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Andreas Ellis 2236 Scheuber Rd. S Chehalis, WA 98532 Denise Erwin 3249 Swan Rd. Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Paul Esselbach 7202 NE 158th St. Bothell, WA 98011 Teri Everett 26303 186th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Willie Everett 26303 186th Ave. SE Kent, WA 98031 Judy Farag 7532 Henderson Blvd. SE Olympia, WA 98501 Cindy Finney 29265 Whitley Coll Dr. Palos Verdes, CA 90274 Mike Firnkoess 16011 SE Lk Money Sm. R Auburn, WA 98002 Janine Fisher Rt. 3 Box 61 Moses Lake, WA 98837 Joe Frank Rt. 3 Box 764 Hoquim, WA 98550 Jean Friestad 715 NE 189th St. Seattle, WA 98155 Harvey Fuchs 13541 127 NE Kirkland, WA 98033 Chance Gardner Rt. 1 Box 636 Pendleton, OR 97801 Cindy Gasser P.0. Box 364 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Larry Gasser P.0. Box 364 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Bob Gasser P.0. Box 364 Enumclaw, WA 98022 Joe Giles 7917 319th PI. NW Stanwood, WA 98292 Brenda Gillan 215 E Huitt Lane Euless, TX 76039 Andrew Goble 24208 SE 448th St. Enumclaw, WA 98022 Kevin Graham 1812 54th St. Ct. E Sumner, WA 98390 Susie Gray Box 6 Craig, AK 99921 Reinhold Grellman 21231 Cahoun Rd. Monroe, WA 98272 Cindy Grogan Rt. 1 Box 1210-1 Forks, WA 98331 Jim Guthrie 7002 S Sheridan Tacoma, WA 98408 Glen Haberly 2306 Minkler Rd. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Loren Haberly 2306 Minkler Rd. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Tanya Hagglund 2235 E Newman Rd. Langley, WA 98260 Brad Halvorsen 3406 NW 60th Seattle, WA 98107 Kevin Ham 12910 NE 145th PI. Kirkland, WA 98033 Cindy Hamilton 17630 NE 8th PI. Bellevue, WA 98008 Daryl Hamilton 303 SW 328th St. Federal Way, WA 98003 Russell Hanscom 3514 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Mary Hare 6711 193rd Ave. E Sumner, WA 98390 Cindy Harris 3013 Rd. 84 Pasco, WA 99301 Danny Harris 101 SE 328th St. Federal Way, WA 98003 Janet Harris 42220 186th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98002 Shanna Harrod 3132 SE Misty Ct. Port Orchard, WA 98366 Kathy Hatcher 1125 0 SE 323rd St. Auburn, WA 98002 Darrin Hayes 3001 S 288th 204 Federal Way, WA 98003 128 - ROSTER Gina Heinig 24306 SE 440th Enumclaw, WA 98022 Jenna Johannessen P.0. Box 635 Anacortes, WA 98221 Nancy Ko 2717 Wyman Dr. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Celia Martin 9247 S Sheridan Ave. Tacoma, WA 98444 Dawn Henderson 23023 SE 448th St. Enumclau , WA 98022 Hans Johanson 2550 Sunny Grove McKinley Ville, CA 95521 Laurie Kramer 1542 Harksell Rd. Ferndale, WA 98248 Mary Sue Martin 20005 S Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 John Hilde 1036 Rolling Ridge Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 Garth Johnson 3925 S. Bay Dr. Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 John LaFlore 26605 190th PI. SE Kent, WA 98031 Pat Mason 37010 200th Ave. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Ron Hilde 11333 NE 30th PI. Kirkland, WA 98033 Julie Jones 8216 Cedar Lane Juneau, AK 99801 Marcee Lake 12665 SE 240th Kent, WA 98031 Darrin Massena 5502 Gardenia St. Auburn, WA 98002 Brent Hinshau 37647 42nd Ave. S Auburn, WA 98002 Mia Jones 506 E 91st St. Tacoma, WA 98445 Mike Lamb 41302 213th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Dave Mayers 40510 196th SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Lonnie Holm 4024 W Green Tree Rd. Milwaukee, Wl 53209 Edda Jonsson 14431 48th PI. W Edmonds, WA 98020 Janice Lanphear 1429 143rd PI. SW Lynnwood, WA 98036 Butch McClinton P.0. Box 391 Douglas, AK 99824 Julie Hou ell P.0. Box 1352 Bellingham, WA 98225 Dwight Jordan 3219 Friendly Grove Olympia, WA 98506 Karal Layton 2125 Hemlock SE Auburn, WA 98002 Gerald McClinton P.0. Box 391 Douglas, AK 99824 Renee Huether 135 C Simdars Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 Sharon Jordan 10509 NE 20th PI. Bellevue, WA 98004 Frances Layton 2125 Hemlock SE Auburn, WA 98002 Janis McEdward 23411 102nd SE E-110 Kent, WA 98031 Dan Hughes 23014 Lower Dorre Don Maple Valley, WA 98038 Cheryl Kegley 3030 B S. Bay Rd. Olympia, WA 98506 Lance LeBrun 1324 Walnut Kent, WA 98031 Rick McEdward 23411 102nd SE E-110 Kent, WA 98031 Karen Hustwaite 20719 133rd St. SE Monroe, WA 98272 Kurt Kennedy 3804 237th PI. SW Brier, WA 98036 Philip Lennox 2121 Orchard Dr. RR 6 Abbotsford, BC V2S5W4 Mike McGuire MP0 15L Ward Rd. Washougal, WA 98671 Janice Inovejas 2915 S Fontanelle St. Seattle, WA 98108 Lynette Kinnear 4325 156th SE Bothell, WA 98011 Lance Leonard P.0. Box 5799 Seattle, WA 98105 Desi McPherson 503 Dean St. Kent, WA 98031 Jennifer Jackson 14417 SE 317th Auburn, WA 98002 Lori Kirby 32232 Military Rd. S Auburn, WA 98002 Tim Lewis P.O.Box 9224 Tacoma, WA 98409 Louis Meier 10612 NE 57th Kirkland, WA 98033 Roger Jackson 5809 Edson Ln. 103 Rockville, MD 20852 Lisa Knight 35435 SE 47th PI. Fall City, WA 98024 Kim Lindblom 2701 Austin Ct. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Ty Merbach 2619 Bay Ave. Aberdeen, WA 98520 Dan James 795 Wynoochee Valley Montesano, WA 98563 Cindy Knutson 3260 Crictchfield Rd. Clarksten, WA 99403 Eldon Lively 17721 52nd Ave. E Tacoma, WA 98446 Jayne Merrill P.0. Box 3153 Juneau, AK 99803 Darrin James 311 Carefree Circle Aberdeen, WA 98520 Kelly Knutson Box 115 Wenatchee, WA 98801 Fonda Lively 17721 52nd Ave. E Tacoma, WA 98446 Kevin Merry 21433 SE 390th Enumclaw, WA 98022 Tammy James 24104 56th W Mtlk Terrace, WA 98043 Heidi Knutson 3260 Crictchfield Rd. Clarkston, WA 99403 Joe Luce 345 Atterberry Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 Casey Messinger P.0. Box 56 Quilcene, WA 98376 Raabe Janke 11318 44th Ave. E Tacoma, WA 98446 Lisa Knutson P.0. Box 2681 Wenatchee, WA 98801 Laura Lyman 20621 SE 384th Auburn, WA 98002 Carol Meyer 16104 SE 368th St. Auburn, WA 98002 Adam Jenkins Rt. 2 Box 442 Sequim, WA 98382 Robb Knutson P.0. Box 2681 Wenatchee, WA 98801 Sonya Manullang 25268 156th SE Kent, WA 98031 Dawn Mi11am 243 El Cielo Newbury Park, CA 91320 Jackie Jensen P.0. Box 280 Auburn, WA 98002 Kevin Krueger 20310 24th PI. W Lynnwood, WA 98036 Victor Manullang 25268 156th SE, Kent, WA 98031 Reuben Miller 3790 E B Tacoma, WA 98404 ROSTER - 129 Greg Moak P.0. Box 375 Suquamish, WA 98392 Ron Nitzinger 39011 264th Ave. SE Enumclaw, WA 98022 Darrin Podraza 916 Division Port Orchard, WA 98366 Maria Rieber P.0. Box 206 Brinnon, WA 98320 DeEtta Mooers 3132 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 Molly Norton 5805 35 St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Wendy Podraza 916 Division Port Orchard, WA 98366 Greg Ringering 20606 96th St. E Sumner, WA 98390 Lisa Moore 4232 Bel Red Rd. Redmond, WA 98652 Linda O ' Connor 30830 Military Rd. S Auburn, WA 98002 April Pratt 117 F Spath Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 Marcelle Ringering 20606 96th St. E Sumner, WA 98390 Nicole Moore 4232 Bel Red Rd. Redmond, WA 98052 Anita O ' Day Rt. 1 Box 181 E Aberdeen, WA 98520 James Prichard 1075 Slater St. Williams Lake, BC U2G4C8 Bill Roberts P.0. Box 3015 Ketchikan, AK 99901 Penny Moore 15055 206th Ave. SE Renton, WA 98056 Darla O’Dell 702 Duxbury Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 Adam Priest 5301 33rd PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Gu en Roberts 17110 SE 384th Auburn, WA 98002 Julie Morgan 21522 146th St. E Sumner, WA 98390 Karl Olsen 1766 Grimes Cyn. Rd. Fillmore, CA 93015 Steph Priest 5301 33rd PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Lorene Roberts P.0. Box 3015 Ketchikan, AK 99901 Tony Morris 2791 Garfield SE Port Orchard, WA 98366 Dean Paddock P.0. Box 312 Juneau, AK 99802 Kelly Pritchard 3509 Olympic Blvd. W Tacoma, WA 98466 Julie Robins 5303 33rd PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Don Myers 33618 53rd Ave. S Auburn, WA 98002 Ruby Pallo P.0. Box 102 Startup, WA 98293 Dede Putz 31214 124th Ave. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Nancy Roesler P.0. Box F Startup, WA 98293 Jennifer Myers 12221 SE 236th St. Kent, WA 98031 Shelly Palmer 478 Bunker Crk. Rd. Chehalis, WA 98532 Elke Raaum 13711 SE Mayvalley Rd. Renton, WA 98056 Shelley Rogers 2545 30th Longvieu , WA 98632 Therese Naude 718 Barrow Anchorage, AK 99501 Dan Patton 3728 146th SE Bellevue, WA 98006 Jeff Rasco 4833 Hvi y. 3 E Shelton, WA 98584 Sheila Rollins 40826 218th SE Enumclau , WA 98022 Alan Nelson 112 336th St. E Roy, WA 98580 Deanna Patton 5338 San Juan Dr. Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Vickie Rathbun 16033 188th SE Renton, WA 98055 Tami Rood 6916 NW 2nd Ave. Vancouver, WA 98665 April Nelson 5218 46th Ave. S Seattle, WA 98118 Gretchen Paulman 17009 Wood McComber E Sumner, WA 98390 Karen Ray 6602 134th Ave. NE Kirkland, WA 98033 Edie Rouleau 3150 Three Corner Lake Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Darlene Nelson 112 336th St. E Roy, WA 98580 Cindy Peters 4248 A St. SE 622 Auburn, WA 98002 Maria Redding 2119 N 31st St. Boise, ID 83703 Tracy Rou ell 1107 4th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Harold Nelson 5218 46th Ave. S Seattle, WA 98118 Lance Peters 13102 Pioneer Way E Puyallup, WA 98371 Elizabeth Reid 3611 Auburn Way S. 1 Auburn, WA 98002 Jill Rupert 18014 SE 372nd Auburn, WA 98002 Stanley Nelson 4205 Auburn Way S 35 Auburn, WA 98002 Tami Peters 4248 A St. SE 622 Auburn, WA 98002 Joe Reid 3611 Auburn Way S. 1 Auburn, WA 98002 Stephanie Schayes 416 Hillcrest Way Bellingham, WA 98225 Karen Ness 23723 78th PI. W Edmonds, WA 98020 Lome Pfiefle 25033 120th St. SE Monroe, WA 98272 Sarah Reid 3611 Auburn Way S. 1 Auburn, WA 98002 Robert Scheider 2620 25th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Elizabeth Neuharth 29305 Oldowen Rd. Monroe, WA 98272 Delvina Pierce 408 A Hooker Rd. Sequim, WA 98382 Heidi Reisu ig 3260 Hospital Dr. Juneau, AK 99801 Tony Schoengart 2110 Park Place Bremerton, WA 98310 Ingrid Neuharth 3228 Casa Bonita Dr. Bonita, CA 92002 Dean Pierson 4123 SW 328th St. Federal Way, WA 98003 Marc Reisu ig 563 Jeffries Rd. Chehalis, WA 98532 Lisa Schumacher 21006 117th St. E Sumner, WA 98321 Rick Nevin 2211 26th Ave. SE Puyallup, WA 98371 Dana Pipers 80 Cascade Key Bellevue, WA 98006 Shane Reisu ig 3260 Hospital Dr. Juneau, AK 99801 Shona Schu isou 13020 NE 80th St. Kirkland, WA 98033 130-ROSTER Jeanna Seamount 2614 Alpine PI. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Tina Stephens 5034 Lemon Rd. Olympia, WA 98056 Becky Vanderhoof 42304 188th SE Enumclay , WA 98022 Heidi Whitson 205 Mily aukie N Pacific, WA 98047 Sharilyn Seaton 4409 150th Ave. SE Bellevue, WA 98006 Julie Stinson 30605 SE 392nd Enumclay , WA 98022 Brian Vincent 38105 204th SE Auburn, WA 98002 Keith Whitten 624 Tennyson Arlington, TX 76013 Tom Seri 5401 Wilkerson Rd. W Bremerton, WA 98310 Teri Stott P.0. Box 323 Enumclay , WA 98022 Johanna Wagner Rt. 4 Box 409 College St., TX 77840 Ted Wileman 3436 Academy Dr. Auburn, WA 98002 April Shantley 1901 SE 22nd PI. Renton, WA 98055 Tiffany Strobel 139 Silva St. Snoqualmie, WA 98065 John Walden P.0. Box 388 Neskoy in, OR 97149 Deanna Wilkerson P.0. Box 66825 Seattle, WA 98166 Tely Shay 435 Duckablush Rd. Brinnon, WA 98320 Lisa Struthers 2113 A W Gunderson Rd. Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Antoinette Walker 114 20th E 19 Seattle, WA 98112 Laurel Witas 19106 3rd. PI. SE Bothell, WA 98011 Kelly Shinstine 7473 Riverside Rd. E Sumner, WA 98390 Mike Stutz 5602 89th Ave. W Tacoma, WA 98487 Chrissy Walker P.0. Box 225 Sultan, WA 98294 Lisa Woosley 13555 NE 54th PI. Bellevue, WA 98005 Wendy Shinstine 7473 Riverside Rd. E Sumner, WA 98390 Lance Taggart P.0. Box 296 Bigfork, MT 59911 Lisa Walker P.0. Box 225 Sultan, WA 98294 Lori Yarbrough Rt. 1 Box 211 Forks, WA 98311 Robert Shupien 1015 N Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, WA 98403 Todd Tavasci 2614 M St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Corey Walter 1134 N Denis Ct. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Ivy Ybarra 616 21st E Seattle, WA 98112 Tim Shupien 1015 N Tacoma Ave. Tacoma, WA 98403 Roger Taylor Star Rt. Box 165-A Malin, OR 97632 Ann Ward 11021 NE 116th St. Kirkland, WA 98033 Wan Yi 320 1st Ave. N Algona, WA 98002 Sheri Silcox 5725 Auburn Way S 204 auburn, WA 98002 Wade Taylor 12857 24th S Seattle, WA 98168 Ken Ward 4248 A St. SE 622 Auburn, WA 98002 Judi Zaugg Rt. 1 Box 274 Aberdeen, WA 98520 Gerry Silvestri 1120 17th SE Auburn, WA 98002 Mike Thompson 8739 21st NW Seattle, WA 98117 Scott Ward 2814 199th Ave. E Sumner, WA 98390 Sid Skievaski 110 Cedar Land Pacific, WA 98047 Jim Thomsen 631 Eagle Cliff Rd. Bainbridge IS, WA 98110 Tony Washington 303 SW 328th St. Federal Way, WA 98003 Julie Sleeter 16602 126th Ave. SE Renton, WA 98055 Rex Thornton 78 Cascade Key Bellevue, WA 98004 Terri Watson 3704 Lemon Tree Ln. Auburn, WA 98002 Jeff Smith 4810 178th Ave. F Sumner, WA 9839D Jeannie Tison 2710 17th SE Auburn, WA 98002 Jeanna Weber 408 200 Ave. E Sumner, WA 98390 Laurie Smith 40408 202nd SE Enumclay , WA 98022 Diana Tolf 1218 Shirley PI. Mt. Veron, WA 98273 Joe Wedel 3811 233 PI. SW Brier, WA 98036 VeIona Smith 1078 Peter Anderson Rd. Burlington, WA 98233 Lisa Tolpingrud 3703 NE 180th Seattle, WA 98155 Lisa Whalin 220 Princeton Ave. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Donna Stanley 1110 26th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Kim Toney Rt. 1 Box 659 Buckley, WA 98321 Denese Whitaker 8805 172nd Ave. NE Redmond, WA 98052 Yvonne Stanley 1110 26th St. SE Auburn, WA 98002 Lisa Tovi nsend 3215 Deep Well Ln. Bremerton, WA 98310 Donna Whitaker 8805 172nd Ave. NE Redmond, WA 98052 Teresa Stanyer 14729 206th Ave. SE Renton, WA 98055 Ron Tyler P.0. Box 352 Rochester, WA 98579 Leann White 2034 McElroy PI. NW Puyallup, WA 98371 ROSTER-131 BEST FRIEND ROOMMATE BEST GIRL BOY FRIEND CLASS PRESIDENT TEACHER WHO GAVE THE HARDEST TIME TEACHER WHO GAVE THE BEST GRADE PRINCIPAL AUBURN ADVENTIST ACADEMY Thanks for a great year!! Hello! Hello! To us, you re not jusja grade point average or an account numbefPI ' Wre a special person with special needs, talSnts and dreams. And weihinklve can help you fulfill them. We know it may not be possible for you to come and visit us now. So, we’ve in¬ stalled a toll-free information line. Call us up and say hello! iaH-800-541-8900 in the Continental U.SL, o r 1-800-572-8964 in Washington State. If you’re shy, you can write to us at; Public Relations, Walla Walla College, inriCollege Place, WA 99324. $ j Why not do both? Remefnber, we ' re Walla Walla, c - the college with the double name. WM One of the new churches financed and built by all of the members of the Washington Conference. The Administration and the 54 pastors of the 68 churches and companies of the Washington Conference of Seventh-Day Adventists hope that each student and graduate of Auburn Adventist Academy will join us in the great task of soul¬ winning. The large cities of Western Washington are dying for want of a Savior. The blessings of witnessing will come to each of us as we reach out and share the Truths about Jesus Christ to the waiting throng. Our prayer for you is that we may all work together to finish bringing the message of hope to the lost of our conference. Glenn Aufderhar, President; Lenard Jaecks, Executive and Ministerial Secretary; Roy Wesson, Treasurer. 9