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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1987 volume:

Editor: Tami Gertzen ▲ A The thrill of being a senior—looking forward to going through Auburn’s front doors knowing there’s no more homework lurking beyond. A Seniors, Dawn McAdams, Tami Gertzen, and Jim Langei enjoy each others company at Camp Casey. ► A crazy bunch of Seniors risk their lives for the camera. 2 Seniors ◄ ◄ It was a dark night when Andy Karmy, along with Lawana Mackenzie and Anita Guinn, were invaded by Karl Hare . . . who landed with a plunk in Andy’s lap just in time for the picture. A, Soaking up a few rays, Debbie Pike and Shellie Nyseth enjoy the seldom-seen sun at Sunset Lake. What are you thinking, George?! Seniors ► A very relaxed Chris Ash kicks back and enjoys the freedom of Camp Casey. ► ► Busily talking on the telephone, Lorri Rowe doesn’t notice a thing going on around her. Wonder who’s on the other end? A moment in time—Erin Myers, Kim Sparks, and Sheri Skievaski are forever caught on Kodak paper. Seniors Not realizing the dial is on 43 instead of 34, Steve Bottomley pulls the lockers from the wall! ▼ A proud SG600 Yamaha poses with its’ owner, Jim Morin and a few of his friends, Jeff Wilbanks and Leif Swanson. A. Who’s the smile for, Stephanie?! This isn’t staged, we stand like this all the time,” claim Sara, Jodi, Kiery and Laura. Seniors Mickey Acton Dental Hy gienist Estela Akamine Registered Nurse George Avendano Aero-space Engineer Tracy Adams Media Technician Greg Alekel Photographer Stephanie Baartz Journalist Danna Adams Physical Therapist Denene Anderson Interior Design Kent Beddoe Undecided Verla Agnew Physchologist Chris Ash Aerobatic Pilot Julie Bellchambers Nursing 0 6 Seniors Jenise Bixel Physical Therapist Heidi Bosworth Commercial Design Steve Bottomley Real Estate Portia Bidleman Elementary Teacher Jodi Brown Psychologist Shari Brown Orthodontist Assistant Chanteel Bresee Orthodontist Dana Brown Business Management Verleen Burbee Dental Hygienist Jeff Butler Real Estate Meredith Calkins Psychologist Shelly Caldwell Photographer Seniors Michelle Carpenter Dental Hygienist Michelle Casebier Chiropractor Brenda Chapman Orthopedic Surgeon Caryn Clendenon Travel Agent Catherine Conard Law Business Melinda Cornell Interior Decorating Bernard Craig Music Elise Daniel Surgeon Languages Michelle Dickerson Respiratory Therapist Kelli Dunks Business Management Tom Egeland Photographer Kim Evans Child Psychology 8 Seniors Scott Fineout Psychiatry Business Adam Fowler Design Architect Bob Frank Architect Sean Fresk Aerospace Engineer Terry Fritz Ophthamology Radiology Alex Georges Lawyer Tami Gertzen Child Psychology Glen Goninan Computer Programmer Todd Graham Philosopher Twyla Grant Dental Hygienist Anita Guinn Social Worker Craig Gustin Undecided Seniors Lori Hanson Elementary Education Karl Hare Medicine Troy Harris Business Engineering Tawnya Harter Interior Design Kiery Herbel Social Worker Kathy Holderbaum Business Psychiatrist Dawn Huertas Attorney Julie John Flight Attendent Darin Jones Undecided Andy Karmy Medicine Missionary Pilot Sara Karst Business Executive Jon King Electronic Engineer “ Jeffrey Kirby Social Worker Jim Langei Ob Gyn Lawana Mackenzie Missionary Teacher Stephanie Klinke X-Ray Technology Todd LePique Business Law Timothy Matthews Auto Mechanic Christine Krizan Child Psychologist Jay Lyman Architect Dawn McAdams Dental Hygienist Daleen Krueger Homemaker Tami Machlan Child Psychologist Laura McCleary Undecided Seniors Nancy McHan Nurse Music Andrew McPherson Theology Doctor Erma Mejia Fashion Designer Jennifer Mills Psychologist Jim Morin. Test Pilot Erin Myers Legal Secretary Sheryl Neyman Business Management Nick Nordby Corporate Law Shellie Nyseth Emergency Medicine Pamela Pauly Susie Pellecer i oe [ p; erce Anesthesiologist Missionary Doctor Business Theology - Seniors Stacy Pierce Journalist Debbie Pike CPA George Pleitez Physical Therapist Mike Quick Mechanical Engineer Donald Rasco Computer Engineer Heidi Ray Merchandiser Ken Reed Business Erika Reiswig Truck Driver Eric Risby Undecided Marianne Riter Corporate Management Dora Rollins Fashion Merchandising Lord Rowe Nursing Physical Therapy Laura Schaffer Communications Mark Schwisow Engineer Gina Settlemier Professional Model Sheri Skievaski Corporate Law Vaughn Smith Architect Ward Sparacio Surgeon Kim Sparks Author David Springer Physician Brynn Stirling Engineer Dwayne Straume Engineer Leif Swanson Geologist Paige Tatum Undecided Seniors Mindy Taylor Commercial Composer Nadine Taylor Undecided LeAnn Tilley Legal Secretary Sam Timple Business Executive Mark Tschoepe Aviation Doug Venn Dean of Men Cherie Weber Physical Therapist Kevin Whittle Engineer Jeff Wilbanks Vickie Wilson Loni Yost Fashion Design Undecided Psychologist Seniors ▼ After a Sabbath hike at Sunset Lake, Dora Rollins and Stephanie Klinke relax and watch the world go by. ► The true personalities of Eric Risby, Nick Nordby, and Ward Sparacio finally show through. T ▼ Away from the classroom for another day, Danna Adams and Leif Swanson take time out together. ►T On her way to aerobics, Stephanie Baartz pauses to pose for the camera. Seniors We actually made it through four years straight at AAA. Our memories are numerous and unforgettable. As Freshmen, we were scared to death: new school new kids, BIG school BIG kids! Seniors were looked upon with awe. Not a chance,” we thought, of EVER becoming a senior!” Our Sophomore year was much better we were used to the school, knew our way around; we were confident, yet those Seniors sure still looked impressive. Our Junior year we were getting a little tired of Auburn. New kids made it different, and classes were harder, but other than that, not much of a change. We practically owned” the school now— we’d been through just about everything, we innocently thought. Seniors looked a bit younger this year. Our Senior year finally arrived. Wow! We are actually Seniors! Those people we held in awe just three years ago, we’re THEM! Auburn is very familiar by now, but being Seniors had kind of changed things a bit. Nobody to look up to— we’re the top! Now we truly own” the school. Until next year at least. Avendano, George Bottomely, Steve Brown, Shari Calkins, Meredith Clendenon, Caryn Craig, Bernard Dunks, Kelli Frank, Bob Fresk, Sean Georges, Alex Hare, Karl Harter, Tawnya Jones, Darin Kirby, Jeff Klinke, Stephanie Myers, Erin Pierce, Stacy Pike, Debbie Rasco, Don Rollins, Dora Schaeffer, Laura Settlemier, Gina Springer, David Straume, Dwayne Tilley, Leann Weber, Cherie Wilbanks, Jeff Officers: Pres., Cathy Conard; Soc. V.P., Eric Risby; Spiritual V.P., Christine Krizan; Secretary, Sheri Skievaski; Treasurer, Dana Brown; Sgt.-at-Arms, Noel Pierce ▼ Sponsors: Mr. Miller, Mrs. Merry Four-year Seniors 17 There was much excitement in the air when the seniors piled onto several buses for their first trip together. About 100 of the 120 seniors load¬ ed up their luggage and toys and were off to the ferry. Shortly after the ferry ride, we arrived at Fort Casey and piled our junk into the old army barracks, ready for anything! Friday night consisted of different groups ex¬ ploring the fort and friends walking along the beach. People were busy getting to know each other better. Mr. Brendel gave us our church service on Sabbath, which was a real blessing to everyone. His talks on relationships were humorous, but he really got the point across. That afternoon, the sun was shining brightly when everyone started off to the fort once more. A giant chain of seniors, arms interlocked, groped around in the dark tunnels looking for places to explore, while others just kicked back on the lawn to soak up the rays. Later that evening, we all gathered around a huge bonfire near the beach. While everyone huddled close together to keep warm, a few stories were told by Mr. Priest and various stu¬ dents. Eric Risby’s story about the pink and pur¬ ple gorilla was definitely a favorite. Marshmal¬ lows were roasted and smores gobbled by the pound—the perfect way to end a perfect day. Sunday found everyone at the fort one last time for a group picture. It was a restless bunch of seniors who crowded around the tower. Somewhere out there is a park ranger who will never forget Auburn Adventist Academy! J Senior Retreat Recognition at hast A stepping-stone to graduation. Just one way to remind the Seniors’ that already they were halfway there. A A We waited a long time for this . . . A Senior class president, Terry Fritz. The program went off without a hitch while everyone seemed to enjoy the guest speaker, Pastor Ash’s talk. He not only gave us a great talk, but he was close to us in a special way; he is the father of one of our seniors. This by itself, makes him unique. Then there was Mr. Koehn, going through the years when we thought we were big stuff, yet all the time knowing there was one more class ahead of us. Some sat up there looking back, and some sat up there looking ahead to the future, but all were wondering to themselves, I wonder what the REAL thing is going to be like?” M A Your integrity shapes your desti¬ ny”, was the topic of Pastor Ash’s speech. The Senior Quartet, Eric Risby, George Pleitez, Ward Sparacio and Andrew McPherson, lifts our hearts with inspirational music. A A Tm almost there,” thinks Evelyn Carvalho. A Bringing back cherished, old memories, Mr. Koehn holds the Senior class sweatshirt from when they were wise Sophomores! U Senior Recognition 19 MICKEY ACTON A.A.A 11, 12; Choir 11; ZK Secretary 11 GREG ALEKEL A.A.A. 10,11,12; Band 10 DENENE ANDERSON A.A.A 10,11,12; Gymnastics 10 11,12; Team Captain Basketball; Letters: Football, Basketball CHRIS ASH A.A.A. 11,12; CL Presi¬ dent 12; R C Club STEPHANIE BAARTZ A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 10; Band 10; W.E. 11,12; Choir 11; Laurel Singers 10; R.E. 12; Team Captain Volleyball 12; Letters Volleyball 12 PORTIA BIDLEMAN A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; Choir 12; ZK Treasurer 12 JENISE BIXEL A.A.A. 10,11,12; Choir 10,11 HEIDI B0SW0RTH A.A.A. 11,12; Choir 11,12; Sylvan 12; R.E, Editor 12; A.S.B, Pianist 11; A.S.B. Trea¬ surer 12; Christian Drama Club 11 CHANTEEL BRESEE A.A.A. 11,12; Choir 11 DANA BROWN A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; 4 -yr Senior Treasurer; Team Captain Football 9,10,11, Basketball 11, Softball 10; Letters: Football 9,10,11, Basketball 11 JODI BROWN A.A.A. 11,12; Sylvan 11,12; Junior Spiritual Vice; Senior Spiritual Vies SHARI BROWN A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10 VERLEEN BURBEE A.A.A. 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Sylvan 10,11,12; R.E. 12; ZK Artist 12 JEFF BUTLER A.A.A. 11,12; Letters: Basketball, Track MEREDITH CALKINS A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 9,10; R.E. 9; Freshman Sen¬ ator; Sophomore Senator; Freshman Social Vice; Junior Social Vice; A.S.B, Treasurer 10; Letters: Football MICHELLE CARPENTER A.A.A. 11,12; Letters: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Softball MICHELLE CASEBIER A.A.A. 11,12; Choir 11 BRENDA CHAPMAN A.A.A. 10,11,12; Sopomora Senator; Team Captain Football 12, Volleyball 10, Bas¬ ketball 10,11, Softball. 11; Let¬ ters: Football 11,12, Basketball 10,11; Running Club CARYN CLENDEN0N A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 9,10; Choir 11 CATHY CONARD A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; R.E. 11; Sophomore Senator; ZK President 11; ZK Treasurer 11; Team Captain Volleyball 10, Bas¬ ketball 11; Letters: Football 11,12, Basketball 11; Christian Drama Club 11; 4-yr Senior Presi¬ dent MINDY CORNELL A.A.A. 11,12; W.E, 11; Junior Secretary; Senior Sec¬ retary EVELYN CARVALHO A.A.A. 12; Choir 12 BERNARD CRAIG A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; W.E. 9,10; Sylvan 11,12; String Ensemble 9,10,11,12; Wilderness Club 9,10 ELISE DANIEL A.A.A. 12; Choir 12; AYA MICHELLE DICKERSON A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; ZK Treasurer 11; ZK Social Vice 12; A.S.B. Pianist 12 KELLI DUNKS A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; A.S.B. Treasurer 11; Team Captain Basketball 10, Volleyball 10; Christian Drama Club 11 KIM EVANS A.A.A. 11,12; ZK Social Vice 12; Letters: Gymnastics 11,12; Ushers Club 11,12 SCOTT FINE0UT A.A.A. 11,12; Team Captain Volleyball 12; Letter: Basketball BOB FRANK A.A.A, 9,10,11,12 SEAN FRESK A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; SyLven 12; Junior Class Sgt. at Arms; CL Treasurer 10; Team Captain Volleyball 12; Let¬ ters: Football 12, Soccer 12, Volleyball 12; Christian Drama Club 11 TERRY FRITZ A.A.A, 11,12; Junior Senator; Senior Class President; Gymnastics 11,12; Letters: Gymnas¬ tics 11; Skiing 11; R C Club ALEX GEORGES A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; Senior Track Team TAMI GERTZEN A.A.A. 10,11,12; R.V. 11,12; R.V. Editor 12; ZK Presi¬ dent 12 TWYLA GRANT A.A.A. 12; Choir 12; Sylvan 12; A.S.B. Pianist 12; Team Captain Basketball; Latter: Vol¬ leyball ANITA GUINN A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; Gymnastics 12 LORI HANSON A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; Team Captain Volleyball 11; Letters: Volleyball 11,12 KARL HARE A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 10; Team Captain Football; Let¬ ters: Gymnastics TROY HARRIS A.A.A. 11,12; Band 11; Choir 11,12; R.E. 12; Team Captain Basketball 11,12; Letters: Soccer 11, Basketball 11 TAWNYA HARTER A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; R.E. 12; A.S.B. Artist 11,12 KIERSTIN HERBEL A.A.A. 10,11,12; Choir 10; Sylvan 10,11,12; A.S.B, Chorister 11,12; Senior Senator KATHIE H0LDERBAUM A.A.A. 9,11,12 DAWN HUERTAS A.A.A. 12; Team Cap¬ tain Football; Letter: Football JULIE JOHN A.A.A. 11,12; Choir 11,12 ANDY KARMY A.A.A. 11,12; R C Club 11,12 SARA KARST A.A.A. 11,12; R.V. 12 20 Senior Activities JCN KING A.A.A, 11,12; R C Club 11,12 DARIN JONES A.A,A. 9,10,11,12; Bond 9,10 STEPHANIE KLINKE A,A,A. 9 10,11,12; ZK Secretary 11; Gym¬ nastics 10 r 11-12; Team Captain Volleyball CHRISTINE KRIZAN A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 10,11; Sophomore Spiritual Vice; ZK Village Secre¬ tary 11; A.S.B. Secretary 11; 4-yr Senior Spiritual Vice SHELLIE NYSETH A.A.A. 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; Sylvan 10,11,12; Sophomore Class Social Vice; A.S.B. Spiritual Vice 10; ZK Spiritual Vice 11; RA 12 PAMELA PAULY A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11; Team Captain Volleyball 12; Letters: Swimming 11, Volleyball 12 SUSIE PELLECER A.A.A. 10,11,12 NOEL PIERCE A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 11,12; 4-yr Senior Sgt. at Arms DORA ROLLINS A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Band 9; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; R.V. 12; Freshman Class Secretary; Letter: Gymnastics L0RRI ROWE A.A.A. 12; W.E. 12; Team Captain Volleyball, Soccer, Basketball; Letters: Volleyball, Soccer LAURA SCHAFFER A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 9,10 MARK SCHWISOW A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; CL Spiritual Vice 12; Seek Band Founder; Letter: Soccer JIM LANGEI A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11; R.V. 12; Senior Senator; Gymnas¬ tics 12; Team Captain Volleyball 12, Basketball 11,12; Letters: Swimming, Volleyball, Gymnastics TODD LEPIQUE A.A.A. 10,11,12; W.E. 10,11,12; Letters: Golf 11,12; Basketball 11; Volleyball 11; Softball 10 TAMI MACHLAN A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 10; Sophomore Spiritual Vice; Laurel Singers 10; Sylvan 12; Christian Drama Club 11 DAWN MCADAMS A.A.A. 10,11,12; Gym¬ nastics 11; Letter: Softball 10 LAURA MCCLEARY A.A.A. 10,11,12 NANCY MCHAN A.A.A. 11,12; Sylvan 11,12; AYA ANDREW MCPHERSON A.A.A. 11,12; Band 11,12; Sylvan 11,12; Senior Senator; CL Chorister 11; Letters: Football, Soccer, Volleyball JENNIE MILLS A.A.A. 11,12; Sylvan 11,12 BRIAN MINER A.A.A. 10,11,12 ERIN MYERS A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Band 9,10; W.E. 9; Freshman Senator MONTY MYERS A.A.A. 12 SHERYL NEYMAN A.A.A. 11,12 NICK N0RDBY A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; R.E. 12; Senior Class Trea¬ surer; Team Captain Soccer 11,12, Volleyball 12, Basketball 12; Let¬ ters: Soccer 11,12, Skiing 11, Football 12, Volleyball 12 STACY PIERCE A.A.A. 9,10,11,12 Band 9; R.E 12; Senator 10,11; Freshmen President; Senior Social Vice; ZK Village Secretary 10; CDC 11,12 Letters: Football 12 DEBBIE PIKE A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; ZK Sports Secretary 11; Team Captain Softball 10,11, BasketbaLl 12; Letters: Track 9, Basketball 10, Softball 10,11 GEORGE PLEITEZ A.A.A. 11,12; CL Spiritual Vice 11; A.S.B. Presi¬ dent 12; Letters: Swimming 11, Soccer 11, Softball 11; Senior Quartet MIKE QUICK A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 10; Team Captain Basketball HEIDI RAY A.A.A. 10,11,12; R.E. 11; Junior Class Treasurer; Gym¬ nastics 10,11,12; Letters: Gymnas¬ tics 10,11, Swimming 11, Skiing 10,11 KEN REED A.A.A. 11,12; Band 11,12; W.E. 11,12; CL Vice President 12; Letters: Volleyball, Basketball, Football ERIC RISBY A.A.A. 11,12; L.A.A. 9,10; Choir 9,10,11,12; Sylvan 11,12; R.E. 12; Freshman Senator; Sophomore Senator; Freshman Class President; MARRIANNE RITER A.A.A. 11,12; Syl¬ van 11,12; ZK Chorister 11; Team Captain Football 11, Volleyball 12, Softball 11; Letters: Foot- balL, Basketball, Volleyball GINA SETTLEMIER A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Team Cap¬ tain Volleyball 10,11, BasketbaLl 10,11; Softball 10,11; Letters: Gymnastics, Volleyball, Basket¬ ball, Swimming, Track, Softball VAUGHN SMITH A.A.A. 11,12; Senior Sgt, at Arms; Team Ceptain Foot¬ ball; Letters: Football, Soccer, Volleyball WARD SPARACI0 A.A.A. 11,12; Sylvan 11,12; CL Social Vice 11; A.S.B. Social Vice 12; Letters: Soccer, Swimming, Track; RA 12 DAVID SPRINGER A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Senior Senator; A.S.B. President 12; Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Team Captain Football 12; Letters: Gym¬ nastics, Football, Skiing BRYNN STIRLING A.A.A. 11,12; Band 11,12; W.E. 11,12; Choir 12 DWAYNE STRAUME A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Band 9; R.E. 12; Team Captain 12; Letters: Swimming 9,10,11, Soccer 11,12, Track 9,10, Volleyball 12, Softball 11, Golf 11 LEIF SWANSON A.A.A. 11,12; Let¬ ter: Football MINDY TAYLOR A.A.A. 12; L.A.A. 10; Sylvan 12; R.V. 12 SAM TIMPLE A.A.A. 11,12; W.E. 11,12; Letters: Soccer 12, Skiing 11 MARK TSC0EPE A.A.A. 11,12; CL Pia¬ nist 11,12 Senior Activities 21 Ignacio Batarrita Economics Evelyn Carvalho Business Counseling Brian Miner Architect Auburn Academy was on the receiving end of a for eign exchange program this year by having two students from Spain join the Senior Class. Oscar San Julian comes to us from Pamplona, Spain, and Ignacio Batarria from Neguri, Spain. Both students come from a Catholic background, but find our particular enviornment not too hard to adjust to. They both plan on attending college—possibly here in the U.S. Oscar feels being here in America is quite an adventure which they aren’t anxious to end, but they do miss being with their own family. Natcho and Oscar, not only have you benefited from being here, but we also have learned much about your culture as well! DOUG VENN A.A.A. 10,11,12; Band 12; W.E. 10,11,12; Choir 10,11,12; CL Spiritual Vice 12; Team Captain Volleyball 10,11, Basketball 10,11,12, Soccer 12, Softball 10,11 CHERIE WEBER A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 11; ZK Village Secretary 11 JEFF WILBANKS A.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Choir 9,10; Freshman Class Sgt. at Arms; Junior Class President; Team Captain Football 12; Letters Vol¬ leyball VICKIE WILSON A.A.A 11,12; ZK Chorister 12; Gymnastics 11,12; Team Captain 12 VIOLA WILSON A.A.A. 11,12; Gymnas¬ tics 11 Not Pictured: L0NI YOST A.A.A. 11,12; Choir 11; Cherrie Harrod Sylvan 12; A.S.B. Secretary 12 Monty Myers Oscar San Julian Economics Viola Wilson Legal Secretary New Seniors Traditionally, the Mountain Outing has been held on the first Sabbath of the school year, but because of rain, our outing was held in two installments this year. The first Sabbath was spent on campus—in the chapel and gym—but by the next weekend, the weather had cleared and we were able to go to Sunset Lake for hikes and supper. After an afternoon of relaxing by the lake, hiking vigorously on the mountain trails, renewing old friendships or making new ones, we all gathered back at the lake for an inspiring sundown worship with a much closer feeling of family”. M Lee, what do you think about Einstein’s theory of relativity. ' ' ” ▼ Couldn’t go over it—had to go through it! A Wonder if the Coast Guard picks up hitchhikers? AA There’s nothing like a box social! AM King(s) of the Mountain!! M Elise Daniel spends a quiet moment. ▼ With so much discussion, Tom Allen, sponsor, has a hard time choosing who is first. AYA—Adventist Youth in Action. The name really explains the purpose of the club. The main goal of the group is to share Christ’s love through their own personal lives. The group often gives skits, Sabbath school programs, visits in nursing homes, other churches, and give a lot of assistance to the Sunset Lake activities. The AYA generates an active prayer chain. Whenever they get a request, it passes through the links very quickly. Certainly, no one can deny the power of prayer! A. Pastor Nelson joins in on the discussion. M Working out the details . . . A Ideas are often plentiful. Adventist Youth in Action 25 A Week-of-Prayer speakers with Elder McLean, advisor. ► Working Out Our Own Salvation” was the title of David Springer’s talk. ( A Special music given by Eric Risby, Ward Sparacio, and Andrew McPherson. ► Things just got a little too hot for some when the wires in a light shorted out during one of the talks. Week-of-Prayer has come and gone, but not without leaving behind an important message and an even more important impres¬ sion on the students. The talks went well until Tuesday morning when Shelly Nyseth was interrupted by the fire alarm. The ceiling in the chapel had caught fire when some wires shorted out. Friday night, Andrew McPherson gave an excellent talk followed by an alter call. More than 99 % of the people present went forward to give their lives to Jesus or to just recommit themselves. A. Looking poised and confident, Susan Haworth gives her talk on The Patience of God . Student Week-of-Prayer ► Elder McLean’s Sabbath School class. ▼ Charissa Clough gives special music. A Mr. Priest giving one of his famous talks. ► Up front, Shelly Jones helps by accompa¬ nying oil the piano. ► [► Could this be our own Mr. Koehn? Worship services—what sets our school apart from the rest. It makes us unique in the fact that we are a church sponsored school. We have several different worship services. One of them is every night at 7:30. This is just to wind up the day and prepare us for study hall. The dean’s have also found it’s a very good time for them to make their announcements. On Friday nights you’ll find us over at the church for Vespers. Usually during this worship service we have a guest speaker or even faculty give a talk. It’s just a relaxing way to begin the Sabbath each week. Worship Services A Pastor Nelson baptizing Shelly Lambuth. ► The man behing the scenes, Rich Tyler runs the PA system. Then there’s church where Pastor Nelson, new as of this year, gives an interesting sermon which most people seem to enjoy. The best part though, comes at the end. The time when Pastor Nelson sings a song written by himself and plays the piano along with it. M Giving Scripture, Jay Lyman helps out with the weekend services. ▼ Leading out in song service are Trisha Jaramio, Cynthia Armstrong and Julie Sanders. Last but not least, after church—around 3:30 or 4:00 in the after- noon-we have MV in the Dower Chapel. Nobody’s really sure why we have it, but it does break the monotony of the afternoon. During this time we usually have a film although this year they’ve been a little more creative by inviting guest speakers and having different activities where the students actually get involved. All in all, the worship services have contributed to Auburn Ad¬ v entist Academy and helped to make the students who they are and who they will be in the future. A A The academy Pastor, Greg Nelson, delivers another inspirational sermon. A Doing what quiet time” was meant for, Todd LePique, David Jordan, Nick Nordby, and Eric Risby study the Bible. A A ► Contributing to Afterglow, Paula Dietrich, Lori Hanson and Heidi Gildersleeve lead song service. ► A Every Sabbath, rain or shine, Mrs. Miller, our dedicated organist is there with her music. ► Both kids and adults enjoy listening to Pastor Nelsons Children’s Story”. Worship Services 1 The Southland I Remember” was the title of the first banquet of the year. Sponsored by the Zetta Kappa Girl’s Club, the banquet was a distinguished way to start out the fall season ahead. Entertainment consisted of several vocal pieces by the students. Guest entertainer, Danelle Weber, also contributed to the good ol’ southern feelin” by performing several down south” numbers. Much time was devoted to the decorating of Rudolph Hall which transformed it into a trite southern swampland. The table’s centerpieces were made of old boards with sayings such as NO SWIMMIN’”, NO HUNTIN’”, and even NO KISSIN”’ scrawled across them in dripping white paint. The swamp itself was a real highlight in the decorating scene. Surrounded by cattails and snake- grass and a frog or two, a little fisherman was kept busy, waiting for the ' bite of the night’. Banquet pictures were taken on the porch of a small southern cottage which also served as the stage for performances. Another small attraction was the quaint gravel path to the outhouse which was being occupied by Sylvester the Skunk. Proceeding to the Dower Chapel, the guests viewed a film entitled Shenandoah”. After this, the gentlemen escorted their dates back to the dorm to end the evening of bliss. ZK Banquet M Lance Mohr accepts his trophy as first place winner! ▼ Julie Saunders congratulates Shannon Durkos, who set a new record. Finishing the second lap of the contest, Nick Nordby cor¬ ners his bike with a flourish. Ironman does it again! The Iron Man Contest is for the elite. Participants begin with a quarter mile swim, then were out of the pool and off towards their bikes. Once on the bikes, it was a long eight mile ride through Indian territory where they had to duck an occasional beer bottle or B.B. gun! Then came the final leg of the battle—jogging down Muckleshoot to the bridge, then back UP to the finish line in front of Witzel Hall. Although there weren’t many participants, those who did participate felt good about themselves when they had finished. Lance Mohr was first place winner in the boys’ individual division with a total time of 52.20 minutes, followed by Jon Dalrymple with 58:36. Two records were broken by Shannon Durkos, 71:53 for the girls’ individual and George Pleitez, Nick Nordby, and Jim Morin with 46:43 for the boys’ team division. Ironman . . . and there is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. Proverbs 18:24 Friends ... the importance of friends at Auburn Academy is endless. During our high school years, we are making friends we will keep forever. The experiences that we share with people here— good or bad—draw us all into a friendship bind that we will forever cherish. A true friend is someone that you are able to look to and say, I’m happy to have been able to share a portion of my life with you.” Friends have been defined as people who love, care for, and do not betray your trust; someone who is fun to be around, is easy to talk to (about anything!), and never lets you down. They always know what you’re up to and listen intently to your STUPIDEST plans! They are also known for their wonderful advice in all sticky” situations. A true friend knows all about you and likes you anyway! Friends ► In an attempt to make their room boy-proof for Open House, Jana and Cami prepare to tape a piece of ribbon across the doorway. ▼ Second East Hall in all its’ glory. A, Don’t spill it, David!” M Julie Bedchambers takes her life into her own hands when she allows her date. Kent BeddoC to pin on her corsage. 36 ASB Christmas Banquet ’Twas the day of the banquet and all through the dorm every girl was a’scurrying to look better than norm. Every room was clean done with special care the guys were coming to open house and soon would be there. The minutes ticked by just ever so slow, then all of a sudden it was time to go! The gentlemen arrived, some early, some late, they strolled through the dorm each man with his date. Once they were seated, the program began with Nicole, Kim, and Mindy, a song they did sing. And following that three dudes went to sing a version of Jingle Bells” the dean thought was mean! Then off to a movie through the cold night they go Wonder what we’ll see? The Rocky Horror Picture Show?” The men brought their dates back home to the dorm, they wanted a kiss— for that is the norm. Then off to the cafe they skipped with a bound, each looking to see if staff were around. Christmas in the Alps” that was the theme. There was plenty of ice and snow to be seen. But the faculty were prowling their faces bright and smug, and the couples had to settle for a quick goodnight hug! We heard couples exclaim as from each other they did part, I love you, dear, truly, and see ya’ in chemistry tomorrow!” A. Evelyn and Stacy had the biggest smiles of the evening. M Eric Risby, Ward Sparacio and Andrew McPherson putting on a memorable performance. ASB Christmas Banquet Amateur Hour ► Casey Wolverton, David Parkhurst ▼ Heidi Gildersleeve A Julie Saunders, Melissa Fish, Shannon Durkos Mark Schwisow M Craig Hammond Cory Fletcher, Marianne Riter, Ward Sparacio, Sean Fresk, Cami Fresk ▼ Gary Tetz A Drena Putz Paula Dietrich, Brenda Bergstrom ▼ Auburn Academy Choir All American Amateur Hour Give me your tired, your poor” was the title on the bulletin for the 1986-87 Casa Loma Ama¬ teur Hour. According to most, it was a big suc¬ cess. Thirteen of the fifteen acts that tried out were accepted. Craig Hammond, our Casa Loma president, gave the opening welcome and introduced his fellow officers. Gary Tetz from Walla Walla Col¬ lege took the dreaded” job of M.C. Dreaded because it takes alot of guts to get up in front of a bunch of crazed students, wanting some Satur¬ day night fun. Eric Risby read a short poem about the Statue of Liberty then the choir, under the direction of Shellie Nyseth sang the theme song Give me your tired, your poor.” In the program were some really nice instru¬ mental and piano solo’s, but only one vocal solo done by Drena Putz. She did so well it brought tears to David Bockman’s eyes. The comedy was outstanding. One of the fa¬ vorites was Who’s on First” done by Casey Wolverton and David Parkhurst. Another, called Last Will and Testament” was done by Greg Alekel, Cory Fletcher, Marianne Riter, Sean and Cami Fresk, Lee Booth and Ward Sparacio was a close second. All in all, it was another great success for Casa Loma. 39 Amateur Hour . . . faces, faces, faces! Have you ever noticed all the different faces on our campus? So many different types of faces—some sweet, some sour; some happy, some sad; some sane, some insane. All these unique faces are grouped here at AAA for one reason—a Christian education. Each one has its own special place—without them, this school will never be exactly the same! Life in the girl’s dorm is a jubilee of friends, trials, and learning exper¬ iences. Every subject is discussed, ev¬ ery predicament solved from men to laundry. The laughing, crying, and sharing is all part of the dorming ex¬ perience. The good times out-weigh the bad, and the deans and RA’s are kept busy keeping things under control. Study hall may be constrictive, but R R (room restriction) is the worst! Being confined to the same four walls all evening is enough to drive a poor girl crazy! If you visited the girl’s dorm on a typical evening, you would hear shrieks of excitement when mail is re¬ ceived, and snarls over the use of tele¬ phones. You might experience fright when seeing some make-up-less faces, and have to deal with such things as worship absences and hall passes. Growing together and growing up . . . that’s what the dorm sweet dorm is all about. Girls Dorm ▼ Here we have a group of Lounge Rats spending a boring Sunday afternoon at AAA. A Hey! Go get the dean for me.” Sorry Dave, t’m too busy taking pictures.” A. Trying to keep up with the outside world, Eric Ellis scans the weekly Seattle Times. ► One of our favorite desk monitors, Jon King, always lets you know if the dean is on his way up to your room. Welcome to the boy’s dorm. A place of equality where everyone is treated as freshmen. A typical night begins at 7:30. You may feel free to walk around uninterrupted because everybody else is in worship. At 8:00 the dorm comes alive when worship ends. For the next half-hour you must sneak down the back stairway to see your friends. You’re supposed to stay on your own hall. 8:30 is the time you may ask permission to see your friends, if you hadn’t been caught sneaking around the night before. When 9:30 comes along you must go back to the sneaky method of traveling around. You’re supposed to be in your own room with NO company! Suddenly you find yourself engulfed in darkness. You no longer have any electricity. Now people start digging out the flashlights. Sometimes you’ll hear agonizing screams from someone who just missed the ending to a good TV program. It’s officially bedtime now, but that doesn’t necessarily mean anyone’s in bed!! Two of Auburn’s most notorious rebel boarder’s , Billy Hughes and Mike Hopp can always be found eating dinner in their favorite spot. Witzel Hall For the 1986-87 school year, AAA’s village student population comprised 33% of all student body. Some have attended school together since first grade and now will be finishing together. Most of our village students live locally in the Auburn Valley and nearby communities—some as far away as Carnation—traveling many miles daily to attend AAA. A typical day finds them sharing lunches, rides and strong friendships. Many work after school at various jobs in their local communities, and some have on-campus jobs. Village ► Our fearless leader, Tami Gertzen, editor. ▼ Sara Karst loves to work on layouts. What we liked about R.V.! Mardi Klein: Dora Rollins: Tami Gertzen: Sam Tooley: Jim Langei: Sara Karst: Mindy Taylor: strangers Mrs. Willison: It was real . . . It was good . . . But it wasn’t REAL good! Very, very interesting. Complete ecstacy! What am I supposed to say? It amazes me how complete can come together as a team. The FINAL deadline!!! ▲ Whenever we couldn’t find enough pictures, Sam Tooley usually had them hidden away somewhere for safekeeping! M Here we are, folks—the yearbook staff!! Rainier Vista Rainier Vista Sheri Skievaski attempts to conquer Word Procesing. Heidi Bosworth, Editor. A Heidi spends a few minutes coaching Kevin Whittle on the finer points of preparing an article. ► Preparing notes for interviews is part of the job for Stephanie Baartz. ► The Direct Connection, our school newspaper, comes to us every week com¬ pliments of Heidi Bosworth, Editor, and her dedicated staff. It keeps us up-to-date on things happening around the campus as well as major things happening around the world. Heidi comments on her job, the staff, and her sponsers: It’s challenging, but I enjoy it. My staff is really support¬ ive and will go the extra mile for me and I really appreciate it. The sponsors have given me a lot of freedom and usu¬ ally let me decide what we are going to do, and I am grateful for that.” First semester staff: Reporters: Verleen Burbee Troy Harris Tawnya Harter Nick Nordby Stacy Pierce Second semester staff: Reporters: Dwayne Straume Stephanie Baartz Julie Bedchambers Eric Risby Julie Sanders Sheri Skievaski Mike Zbaraschuk Rainier Echo I Freshman Class Officers President Social Vice Spiritual Vice Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Andre Wang Natashya Lake Ramona Sohn Darby Parkhurst Darby Parkhurst Jon Lodahl Sophomore Class Officers President Social Vice Spiritual Vice Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Larry Skinner Kevin Yamamoto Kristine Meyer Michelle Kunz Kevin Davis Jeff Jensen Junior Class Officers President Social Vice Spiritual Vice Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Kim Gibbons Steve Yamamoto Lance Mohr Shannon Durkos Shelley Jones Greg Hansen Senior Class Officers President Social Vice Spiritual Vice Secretary Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Terry Fritz Stacy Pierce Jodi Brown Mindy Cornell Nick Nordby Vaughn Smith Class Officers 51 George Pleitez. president, gave opening banquet remarks. ▼ First semester officers pose together after the annual Christmas ASB Banquet. ▼ ▼ Second semester officers, with sponsers Mrs. Kilgore and Mr. Catcher. First Semester Officers President George Pleitez Social VP Julie Kingsbury Spiritual VP Susan Haworth Secretary Lonnie Yost Treasurer Mike Zbaraschuk Pianist Michelle Dickerson Chorister Nichole Cain Artist Leslie Vanderhoof Sgc-at-Anns Mark Campbell Second Semester Officers President David Springer Social VP Ward Sparacio Spiritual VP Mardi Klein Secretary Shari Dixon Treasurer Heidi Bosworth Pianist Twyla Grant Chorister Kiery Herbel Artist Tawny a Harter Sgt.-at-Arms David Jordan ASB Mr. Wenrland. co-sponsor with Mr. Garchet. puts on his thinking cap during one of the Senate ' s Monday noon meetings. A A working lunch for most of the Senate. ► Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Senate Kiery Herbal Jim Langei Andrew McPherson David Springer David Bockmann Melissa Fish Lyle Johnson Bill Krick Russell Lambeth Shari Dixon Tom Hamel Rich Tyler Erik Ellis Heidi Pike Nicole Washington Are you a member of Casa Loma? If you’re a guy and you attend AAA you are. The Casa Loma is the boys club. The first Amateur hour this year was sponsored by C.L. The Amateur hour was a big success, and you could tell by all the hoots and hollers’ from the audience everyone was having fun. The ' secret sister’ was sponsored by C.L. this year. The guys were told to come to the deans’ office to pick the girl of their choice. You should have seen that line! If you stepped out of line you never got back in. At the end of the year, a party will be held so the girls can finally find out who has been sending them food, trinkets, and little notes. Long live Casa Loma! k First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers President Social V.P. Spiritual V.P. Sgt.-at-Arms Chorister Pianist Craig Hammond Ken Reed Doug Venn Jon Dalrymple Keith Lincoln Mark Tschoepe President Social V.P. Spiritual V.P. Sgt.-at-Arms Secretary Treasurer Chorister Pianist Chris Ash Hugh Thomas Mark Schwisow Glenn Goninan Jim Gilbertson Jason Hauge Rich Tyler Mark Tschoepe - Casa Loma Zetta Kappa—the official club for all the girls who attend AAA. You don’t have to have any talents or do anything special—except be a girl, of course! Throughout the year, ZK does many things, such as putting on banquets, having talent programs, and having a camp-out slumber party at Sunset Lake. We also had a guest speaker come to tell us how to Dress for Success”. These, among others, are just a few things that we have done to keep the female population busy on our campus. First Semester Officers President Tami Gertzen Social V.P. Kim Evans Spiritual V.P. Julie Sanders Secretary Julie Martinsen Treasurer Carrie Miller Sgt.-at-Arms Cherie Bergstrom Choister Mardi Klein Pianist Gerilyn Bolyard Artist Rhonda Trumble Sports Sec. Cami Fresk Second Semester Officers President Cami Fresk Social V.P. Michelle Dickerson Spiritual V.P. Cynthia Armstrong Sgt.-at-Arms Becky Johnson Chorister Vickie Wilson Secretary Lannise Galbraith Village Sec. Tracia Jaramio Treasurer Portia Biddleman Pianist Terri-lynn McDonald Artist Verleen Burbee Sports Sec. Kirsten Cain Zeta Cappa CHOIR CONDUCTOR Genny Brown SOPRANO Cynthia Armstrong Michelle Barrett Brenda Bergstrom Cami Fresk Jeana Gates Deonna Haunch Lori Henderson Janet Keightly DaVem LaPierre Cynthia Meyer Roberta Roberts ALTO Ann Aaron Portia Bidleman Evelyn Carvalho Paula Dietrich Shannon Durkos Opal Gustin Becky Johnson Kathleen Seri Cheryl Vliet TENOR Darrin Bartell Roy Bissember Russell Detamore Butch Fischer James Reynolds Cameron Rutherford BASS Doug Hamerly David Neuharth Brynn Sterling Doug Venn Choir SYLVAN CONDUCTOR Genny Brown SOPRANO Verleen Burbee Julie Kingsbury Tami Machlan Nancy McHan Jennifer Mills Michelle Nyseth ALTO Cheyl Bergstrom Heidi Bosworth Twyla Grant Susan Haworth Drena Putz Marianne Riter Mindy Taylor Loni Yost TENOR Bernard Craig Cory Fletcher Jeff Lodahl Dan Morehouse Michael Radke Eric Risby BASS Peter Ellis Sean Fresk Keith Lincoln Robert Thomas Rich Tyler CONCERT BAND CONDUCTOR TRUMPET Alan Mitchell Andrew McPherson Brent Donaldson FLUTE Jeremy Adams LeAnn Schallig John Gordon Chris Brown Sam Knauft Denise Draggoo Darrin Bartell Michelle Kunz Janette Hensel Matt Wergeland Julie Sanders Laurie Ross Wesley McKey CLARINET FRENCH HORN Shonna Betts Daren Chard Carolina Venn Doug Venn Chrissy Tilley Steve Perdue TROMBONE Brynn Stirling BASS CLARINET Ted Spencer Paula Varnell BARITONE ALTO SAXOPHONE Estella Owens Andrew Fowler Marc Wagner TUBA Jon Dalrymple Sam Tooley Ben Jackson PERCUSSION TENOR SAXOPHONE Paula Dietrich Eric Strauch Noel Rutherford Concert Band WIND ENSEMBLE CONDUCTOR Charissa Clough Todd LePique Alan Mitchell Michelle Sjogren Sam Timple PICCOLO Portia Bidleman Douglas Venn Julie Martinsen BASS CLARINET TROMBONE FLUTE Kevin Davis Daryl Manullang Terri-lynn McDonald CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Tom Egeland Dionne Rowe Lori Hanson Eric VonBergen Nicole Cain ALTO SAXOPHONE BARITONE Kim Gibbons Mark Campbell Jamie Andrews Jennifer Rowland Craig Hammond Todd Neufeld OBOE TENOR SAXOPHONE TUBA Ronda Trumble Eric Strauch Ken Reed Roxana Ramirez BARITONE SAXOPHONE Hugh Thomas BASSOON Jonathan Carlson SYNTHESIZER Sam Tooley TRUMPET Michelle Dickerson Brynn Stirling Mark ' Beek’ Schwisow PERCUSSION CLARINET Mardi Klein Stephanie Baartz Becky Fowler Steve Yamamoto Dave Neuharth Ramona Sohn Nick Nordby David Bockman Casey Wolverton Mike Stoll Paula Dietrich Cheryl Escobar Brett Wilkerson Natalie Pershall Lisa Tabali FRENCH HORN Lorri Rowe Shelly Caldwell Heather Tooley Wind Ensemble String Ensemble Bernard Craig, ’Cello I ' A«i What exactly is R.C. Qub? R.C—Remote Con¬ trol Club—meets every other Sunday after brunch to work on their models, share ideas, and to work out problems together. Every student has a pro¬ ject to work with and this year, the trend is mostly to work with remote controlled cars instead of the usual air¬ planes. Earlier this year, they held a show in the cafe. It seems that only a few people know what R.C. Qub is, so why not look into it next year for an interesting and fun experience! Remote Control Club Gymnastics! What do you think of when you hear that word? Boys and girls balancing on platforms? Maybe bodies flinging themselves up into the air to come back down landing as gracefully as possible. The gymnastics coach, Dave Priest is very skilled at his job of teaching the team to look graceful and not get hurt. Lots of hard work is involved, but the finished product is very satisfying. Just watch the gymnastics team sometime and see what I mean. Gymnastics Team Anderson, Denene Beddoe, Kent Bedchambers, Julie Bollinger, Randy Carmichael, Neal Dixon, Shari Evans, Kim Fish, Melissa Fritz, Terry Guinn, Anita Haney, Dawn Hare, Karl Klinke, Stephanie Lake, Natasha Lambeth, Shelley Langei, Jim Lawton, Jon McCall, Gina Ray, Heidi Rollins, Dora Salsbery, Brian Settlemier, Gina Simmons, Jim Springer, David Weiss, Heidi Yamamoto, Kevin A Here we have the ' camel’ demonstrated by Denene Anderson and Jon Lawton. 62 Gymnastics Kevin Yamamoto readies himself to be tossed by Brian Salsbery. ▼ Gina McCall practices her balancing and trust. A Shelly Lambuth takes to the floor to practice her routine. A 4 Practice makes perfect for Anita Guinn on the uneven bars. ► A beautiful handstand by Dawn Haney. Gymnastics 63 Ushers Bill Krick Trevor Dorland Eric Kiss Chad Bartell Kim Evans Cheryl Vliet Becky Johnson Andrea Mullin Have you ever noticed how well church is dismissed after the service? Maybe you’ve seen how fluidly the of¬ fering baskets travel to and fro. Look over to the picture of this year’s ushers, memorize their faces, and shake their hands next time you see them. These very people are the ones responsible for all that’s listed above. We appreciate them all. ▲ Passing out programs, Cheryl Vliet gets to be the lucky one. A Collecting the offering is one of Bill Krick s dunes as an usher. Ushers Club A Straume takes on Spies with fancy footwork. A A Do they know what they are doing? M Almost . . . ▼ Julie Sanders takes after the ball. jjj Nordby Straume Venn Gustin Lincoln SOCCER Wins Losses year. Many teams were alway: on the ball at their game, whil other teams just couldn’t seer to get it together. The reward were in exercise, fresh air, anc developing team spirit. M VonBergen readies himself for a block. ▼ Get it good, Dwayne. Soccer 67 The thrill—the adventure of it all. Eight exciting weeks for 139 of the Auburn students who signed up to go skiing this year. It makes the normally boring, slow-paced Sundays into something a little bit more exciting. The location? Snoqualmie Summit, of course. They have 8 lifts that thrill the expert and challenge the beginner. All go for the fun of it and those that take the lessons offered—while still having a blast—earn half a semester’s P.E. credits. What more could you ask for? . . . except no rain, maybe?! A Becky Fowler in a classic beginner’s pose. Skiing Sam Tooley begins to wonder where the emergency brakes are. A There is NO easy way to get these boots on! A Andrew, where is your other arm? M A helping hand is often needed for those who haven’t been through this before. Basketball, one of the favorite sports at AAA, got off to a good start this year. All four teams were within two to three points at the finish of each game. Teams were well-chosen and games were played with lots of ferocious fun. The Seniors will be sorry that it’s their last year of basketball here at AAA. ▼ It’s hit and a block when Dwayne Straume goes against Scott Spies. ▼ With hands up, Corina Roebuck waits to send a ball back over the net. ► Super Server, Randy Bollinger, sends the ball towards his target. ► Todd LePique smashes Hyde. ▼ Doug Venn for the shot. A LEAGUE Win Loss B LEAGUE Nyseth 5 Chard 4 Matthews 4 McNair 3 Von Bergen 3 Copeland 1 Henderson 0 Wagner 0 A Brynn Stirling gets ready for a set. ► A Todd LePique and Dwayne Straume with a block. ► Through the hands goes Eric Risby ' s spike. Volleyball started out very exciting with 3-man teams, then ended the same way as 6 teams battled for the title and for fun. To come out ahead, a team must win 2 out of 3 games against the opponent. Most games were fairly close and the players felt good when it was over—whether they won or lost. 72 Volleyball Seen alot of little kids running around campus lately? No, freshman aren’t getting THAT small yet. So, where do they come from? Well, we are one of the only schools in the union that runs an academy daycare service. It is directed by the O’Days’, and they employ students to help them with the children. This facility is very helpful to the faculty members as well as the general pub¬ lic. So, if you are looking for a job for next year and you love kids, go over to the daycare and see if it’s a job for you. Academy Day Care ( ) Hie Beall Orchid Company ) DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY 5PM A A What a way to make a living,” exclaims Arthur Pinkers. A How do they expect these orchids not to freeze in Auburn,” complains Kevin Davis. ► A Smile Ted—you’re on candid camera! M Dionne Rowe is ready and waiting to answer any of your questions. The Beall Orchid Company is among the top 5 orchid growers in the U.S., and of the top 10 in the world. The company employs 12 people, 5 of which are students of AAA. The process of growing an orchid starts in the laboratory by taking orchid pods and breaking them up to get the seed out. The seed then goes into a sterile glass where they are to finish growing. The plants need special care, such as being watered and repotted, in order to grow healthy and beautiful. The employees are more than happy to answer any of your questions or to help pick out a plant for you. The plants can be carefully packaged and shipped to you as soon as they are ordered. Beall Orchid It takes an extremely special person to do the task of Resident Assistant. The job is not obtained easily, not is it an easy job. Although study hall and 10 o’clock check is a priority to an RA’s task, the job involves much more. The main characteristic of an RA is that they be responsible and dependable. They should have a suitable attitude and a positive relationship with Christ. They must work well with others, abide by school regulations, be tough when needed, and at the same time be fair. WITZEL HALL RA’s Bill Krick Andrew McPherson Ward Spracio Lonnie Smith Doug Venn Jeff Wilbanks NELSON GIBSON HALL RA’s Kiery Herbel Stephanie Baartz Michelle Dickerson Vicki Wilson Shelly Nyseth Becky Johnson Mickey Acton Resident Assistants Have you visited Rudolph Hall lately? Maybe you don’t know where Rudolph Hall is. That’s the good ’ole cafeteria, where we meet daily. The cafeteria workers deserve credit for the unconventional hours they often work. Perhaps you don’t realize that some students must get up early to prepare the food before you eat at 6:15 a.m. These wonderful people are the same folks who clean up after us messy, obnoxious people at dinner. These proud few sacrifice the nightly intramurals to keep our cafeteria clean. Next time you stop by Rudolph Hall, pause a minute to thank these busy workers for a job well done! Rudolph Hall ► Jim, Ted, Bob, Dave and Doug take a well- deserved break. ▼ Ted Shannon checks for supplies before beginning a project. ► Darrin Jones spends many hours keeping our Greyhounds in working order. ► ► Skill and care contribute to a sucessful job in the shop for Tim Matthews. ▼ ► Part of Lesley Vanderhoofs job includes answering the phone. Have you ever wondered what holds good ’ol Auburn Academy together? Grounds and Maintenence is definitely your answer! Look out your classroom window sometime and see who mows the lawns and basically keeps the cam¬ pus beautiful. Maybe you’ve broken your locker by kicking it open when you were late to class. Then one day you tried to open it and realized you couldn’t. Maintenence came to the rescue! Then you ended up late to class because you couldn’t remember the combination. Let that be a lesson to you. To all the tour groups and people who go on town trips—How would you like to walk?! Keeping the buses going is a tough job, but someone’s gotta do it. Without the skilled” stu¬ dent mechanics, the buses would break down twice as often. The workers of these two jobs really take pride in their work. It’s a fun job that teaches a lot of very valuable skills. Grounds Maintenence Harris Pine closes doors! On December 5, 1986, news of the closing of Harris Pine Mills surprised the entire campus as well as our world-wide church. Harris Pine was founded by Clyde and Dette Harris in Milton, Oregon in 1913, making vegetable crates for truck farmers in the area. It was later expanded and moved to Pendleton in 1939. By 1951, Harris Pine Mills was among the nation’s largest producers of unfinished furniture. Providing student employment was the vision of the company founders, who gave all of the company stock to the General Conference Corporation in 1959- Among the 26 branch facilities in 15 states, 16 were on or near academy campuses and three near colleges. John Bender, manager of the Auburn plant, reports that 60 students worked part time at the local factory, earning money for tuition and related school expenses. By the beginning of second semester, however, over 90 % of the former Harris Pine workers had been placed in other jobs either on campus or in newly located openings in the local community. Harris Pine Mills have certainly made a great contribution to the finacial assistance of many young people who have attended our schools across the nation. Harris of Pendleton Our janitors are the people that make our school shine. They faithfully vacuum, and sweep the floors, wash the windows and mirrors, and carry out the garbage. Their work is often taken for granted, but without them, our toilets would flood, our windows and mirrors would grow crusty, and our garbage would turn the school into the Auburn Academy Dump (AAD). So-thank you, janitors! A Hey! I can see myself! Noel Pierce, Kristine Krizan, and Ken Reed- studying . hard. Doing the job she loves” most, Brenda Brownlow tallies up L.R.C. fines. ▼ I know I stashed my book here somewhere! exclaims Jon King. A Taking advantage of precious spare time, Shellie Nyseth does an upcoming bible assignment in the L.R.C. ► And who said you could take MY picture?!?” The L.R.C., known to the common folk as the Library, has become an increasingly popular place to hang out this year. Due to the scant furniture in the student lounge, many juniors and seniors have chosen to invade the library instead. Mrs. McKey, our new librarian, is doing a good job keeping things in hand despite so many kids. She allows no swinging from the chandeliers, etc . . . Although the large expanse of books does attract some students, most come to do homework or kill time between classes. So, if you are a freshman in search of the crowd”, come to the L.R.C. and get educated! L.R.C. A Making it all look so easy, Darryl Manullang enters grades into the computer. ► A Answering the phone when the boss is out—just part of a normal working day for Shari Dixon. ► File, what file?” says Nikki Steffenson. ◄ ◄ One of the more relaxed moments in the Attendance Office for Lannise Galbraith. A The girl who knows it all” when it comes to Nelson Hall—Krissy Meyers. ► Yes, even office workers need help once in awhile. Office Workers A 4j Coping with the many breakdowns in the Xerox Room taught Evelyn Carvahlo many valuable lessons in self-control. ▲ The friendly face in the Business Office? None other than Troy Harris. Though visited by many friends, Tami Machlan somehow always got her work done to the satisfaction of her employer. Phones, typing, filing, adding. It all is part of keeping an organization running smoothly, and that’s what the office workers face everyday. Everything from time cards to computers is involved. But with all this, most office workers admit they wouldn’t give it up if they had the choice. A A demanding job, Nick Nordby works desk in the boys’ dorm. M One of the more tedious jobs, Paula Dietrich does the cafeteria’s time cards. Office Workers SEA TAC PAC is a rather new industry on campus. However, it is very active, employing an average of 12 students under the direction of Mr. Glen Rick. Did you ever wonder who put the pieces into your favorite gameboard box? Well, you can thank the workers of SEA TAC PAC. That’s one aspect of their specialty — assembling and packag¬ ing products for other companies. Besides gameboards, the com¬ pany also packages hardware for cabinetry, folds insulators for electronic equipment, and assembles pallets. A Using their carpentry skills, Kris Kidwell and Matthew Wergeland assemble pallets at SEA TAC PAC. A A Kent Beddoe examines the work of a binding machine to make sure it’s coming out right. Folding insulators for electronic equipment is one of the many things that Mary Wiltse does at work. A Threading a bobbin, Cynthia Armstrong prepares to sew a special pin¬ cushion for a contract at SEA TAC PAC. Sea Tac Pac Bruce Aldis Jamie Andrews Ann Aaron Jana Al-Urfali Ron Aldred Cynthia Armstrong Stacie Balser Michelle Barrett Andrea Bartholomew Mandy Betts Kelli Blakeney David Bockman Cheryl Bonifant Lee Booth Kris Brendel Christina Brown Brenda Brownlow Kirsten Cain Nicole Cain Juniors . ■ - Mark Campbell Mike Campbell Ben C ampomanes Kim Cassingham Horace Collins Karen Cooper Jon Dalrymple Trevor Dorland Shannon Durkos Peter Ellis Cheryl Escobar Julie Fischer Cory Fletcher Tennis pro Jeff Lodahl, stops to chat with Janette Hensel before a game. Juniors Becky Fowler Cami Fresk Kenton Frost Mark Gasser Photo Not Available —I Jeana Gates Tracy Gentry Jim Gilbertson Heidi Gildersleeve Larissa Goertzen Tina Gomes Carlene Gustin Tim Hall Kathy Hamel Craig Hammond Dawn Haney 88 Juniors Greg Hansen David Healey Joelene Hernandes Mike Hopp George Henderson Susan Haworth Janette Hensel Jason Hauge Deonna Haunch nday afternoon away from hectic weekday classes. Billy Hughes Patricia Jaramio Becky Johnson Lyle Johnson Geoff Jones 89 Juniors Shelly Jones David Jordan David Kasabasic Janet Keightley Renee Kemmerer Julie Kingsbury Mardi Klein Buddy Klinkers Susan Kooser Bill Krick Russel Lambeth Julie Lapacek Daveme LaPierre Cody struts his stuff at the Junior class party. 90 J— Juniors Keith Lincoln Jeff Lodahl Daryl Manullang Julie Martinsen Terri-Lynn McDonald Jeff McNair Friends forever Karla Merry Kristin Michalies Carrie Miller Liz Miller Greg Miner Laura Miner Julie Mittleider Lance Mohr Dan Morehouse Bethany Morris 91 Juniors Chris Patchen Natalie Pershall Cody Peterson Drena Putz Mark Quering 92 Juniors Mike Radke Stacy Randolph Roberta Roberts Michelle Roderick Corina Roebuck Suzanne Rose Jennifer Rowland Eric Strauch April Sutton Lisa Tabali Hugh Thomas Robert Thomas Nikki Steffenson Lara Sandvick Cassandra Smith James Simmons Juniors Even in t-shirt and sweats, Lance Mohr—Mr. Iron Man himself—still looks good . . . Dionne Whitaker Wendy Wiles Casey Wolverton Steve Yamamoto Eric Vonbergen Carolina Venn Wayne Wentland Mary Wiltse Weston Williams Kendall Zaugg Andrea Tschoepe Marc Wagner Brian Wilson Mike Zbaraschuk Sandy Agnew Doug Amende Jani Aukland Darrin Bartell Diane Beckwith Shonna Betts Roy Bissember Gerilyn Bolyard Jon Carlson Kelli Corwin Mother said there’d be days like this!” Mark Cooper Sophomores Paula Dietrich Shari Dixon Brent Donaldson 2 + 2 = 3. No, No, No! That can’t be right!” Sophomores Denise Draggoo m Barbara Earhart Erik Gertzen Candi Eaton Opal Gustin Lannise Galbraith Hey girls! Watch this!” Reo Gustin Jenny Haines Tom Hamel Doug Hamerly Kelli Hedrick Shari Dixon, getting into the swing of things. Todd Henderson Ted Knauft Jeff Jensen Eric Kiss Lome Klokeid Michelle Kunz Sophomores Shelly Lambuth Cyndi Lathrop Jon Lawton Julie Lyman Kristine May Dave Neuharth Was it really the pizza that brought Candi Eaton to the sophomore class party? Andrea Mullin Tracy Runyan Jennifer Sarthou LeeAnn Schallig oh g0 blow your own horn! Sophomores Mike Stoll Bill Thayne Chrissy Tilley It’s not easy looking this good! Tracy Tison Rich Tyler Ronda Trumble Lesley Vanderhoof Answering the phone is one of the tasks Jani does easily in her job. Paula Varnell Cheryl Vliet Rhonda Wade Robin Walker Ickconna Wallace Donavan Watkins Kevin Yamamoto 102 Sophomores Jeremy Adams Tanya Allen Gary Armstrong Kirsten Austin Chad Bartell Lance Berg Brenda Bergstrom Greg Blackwell Randy Bollinger Doug Brenton The book was so good Nicole couldn’t even bring herself to look up and smile for the camera. Karl Christsen David Copeland Crystal Correia Tonia Correia Juanita Crady Brandt Culver Eric Dahl Reid da Silva Kelly Davis Russell Detamore Jodi Donaldson Erik Ellis Butch Fischer Andrew Fowler John Gordon Jessica Griffin Ron Gaurd Mike Healey Jennifer Hurley Amy Jenkins Kris Kidwell Jimmy Kim 105 Freshmen Sam Knauft Mike Kramer Natashya Lake Rachel Leggett Jon Lodahl Tasha Lake and Jeff Shumway prove their skills with pancake batter! Gina McCall Robert Ochs Darby Parkhurst Carl Perkon Heidi Pike Deep in thought, Jon Lodahl waits for the soccer game to show some action. Roxana Ramirez Mike Ross Joel Rutherford Connie Schaffer Don Shumway Ever a smile on her face, Brenda Bergstrom makes an appearance on campus in front of Witzel Hall. 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8,55,82,64 9 56.105 87 25.38.41.53.62.69.87 37.39.57.87 9.105 58 9,17 9,36,39,40,55,56,74,88,120 9.17.35.39.57 9,18,19,50,82 88 35.55.82.96.97 62,88 56.88 34.88 9,17 97 2,9,41,46,55 35.50.59.88 54.88 24.30.38.60.88 88 37.88 9,54 58.105 9 9.52.57 105 40.105 25,39,62,63 80.88 9 56.97 80.98 35.97.98 88 56,98 39,54,59,88 62,B8,69 50.89 10,30,59 3,10,17,19,34,62,63 10,18,35,41,46,49,62,66,83 10,48,49,52 25.43.44.54.89 56.72.89 27.52.57.89 69 105 56,120 98 58,89 5,10,52,53,76 89 10,41,117 89 43.89 10 43.67.89 105 58,63 29.55.89 105 51.98 10,41 55.56.64.76.89 53.89 62.63.89 28.50.68.90 10.17 30.34.43.52.90 3.10.61 5,10,46 90 56.90 35.90 84.105 105 10.43.61 27.35.52.57.90 11.17 35.64.97.98 46,47,52,55,59,69,90,91,120 5,11,17,34,62 90 35.98 58.106 98 90 106 Kramer, Michelle 120 Swanson, Leif 5,14,18,62,66 Krick, Bill 24,53,64,76,90 Tabali, Lisa 59,93 Krizen, Christina 11,17 Tatum, Paige 14 Krueger, Deleen 11 Taylor, Mindy 15,18,46,47,57 Kunter, Dean 90 Taylor, Nadine 15 Kunz, Michelle 51,56,98 Thayne, Webster 100,101 Lains, Daniel SO Thomas, Hugh 54,59,93 Lake, Chris 90 Thomas, Rob 57,93 Lake, Nateahya 51,62,106,108 Tilley, Chrleey 58,101 Lambeth, Russell 53,90 Tilley, LeAnn 15,17 Lembuth, Shelley 29,62,63,74,99 Timple, Sam 15,18,59 Langei, Jim 2,11,18,46,47,53,62 Tiaon, Tracy 101,102 Lapacek, Julie 24,90 Tooley, Heather 34,59,107 Lapierre, Davern 56,90 Tooley, Sam 24,25,46,58,59,1 Lathrop, Cynthia 99,101 Trumble, Ronde 55,59,102 Lawton, Jon 62,99 Tschoepe, Merk 15,41,54 Leggett, Rachel 106 Techoape, Andrea 94 Lepique, Todd 11,30,40,59,72 Tyler, Rich 29,34,53,57,60,! Lincoln, Keith 54,57,61,91 Ulrich, Carrie 36 Lodahl, Jeff 57,91 Vanderhoof, Lesley 52,102 Lodahl, Jon 41,106,107 Varnell, Paula 58,102 Lyman, Jay 11,29 Venn, Caroline 58,94 Lyman, Julie 99 Vann, Doug 15,54,56,58,59,1 Machlan, Tami 11,18,24,57,83 VIlet, Cheryl 56,61,102 Mackenzie, Lawana 3,11,74 Vonbergen, Eric 43,59,62,67,94 Menullang, Daryl 59,69,82,91 Wada, Rhonda 72,102 Martinsen, Julia 55,59,91 Wade, Rick 43,108,117 Matthews, Jennifer 106 Wagner, Marc 58,94 Matthews, Tim 11 Walker, Jennifer 117 May, Kristine 99 Welker, Robin 102 McAdams, Dewn 2,11,19,41 Prunty, Lisa 120 McCall, Gina 35,62,63,106 Porter, DBniel 99 McClaary, Laura 5,11 Pugh, Scott 99 McDonald, Terri-lynn 55,59,91 Putz, Drena 39,57,92 Mchan, Nancy 12,57 Qua ring, Mark 24,92 McKey, We6 58,106 Quick, Mike 13,43,63 McNair, Jeff 91 Radke, Mike 57,93 McPherson, Andrew 12,19,26,27,37,53,58,66,69,76 Ramirez, Roxana 59,107 Mejie, Erma 12 Randolph, Stacy-lynn 93 Merry, Karla 91 Rbbco, Don 13,17 Meyer, Kristine 51,99 RBy, Heidi 13,62 Meyer, Cynthia 35,56,82,99 Reed, Ken 13,54,59 Michelles, Kristan 91 Relswig, Erika 13 Miller, Carrie 55,91 Reynolds, James 56,100 Miller, Liz 91 Reynolds, Wendy 100 Mills, Jennifer 12,57,61 Ringerlng, Janelle 100 Miner, Brian 22 Riaby, Eric 13,17,18,19,24,1 Miner, Greg 91 Riter, Marianne 13,39,41,57,82 Miner, Laura 91 Roberts, Roberta 56,80,93,117 Mittlelder, Julie 91 Roderick, Michelle 93 Mohr, Lance 50,91 Roebuck, Corine 72,93 Morehouse, Dan 57,91 RollinB, Dora 13,17,46,47,62 Morin, Jim 5,12 Rose, Suzanne 35,93 Morris, Beth 91 Roes, Laurie 58,100 Hullin, Andrea 64,99 Ros 6, Michael 107 Mundt, Melissa 88,92 Rowe, Dionne 44,59,63,75,100 Myers, Erin 4,12,17 Rowe, Lorri 4,13,59 Myers, Teresa 106 Rowland, Jennifer 32,59,93 Nelson, Kami 106 Runyan, Tracy 100 Neufeld, Todd 59,106 Rutherford, Noel 56,58,93 Neuharth, David 43,56,59,99 Rutherford, Cam 107 Neymen, Sheryl 12 SBisbery, Brian 24,62,93 Nordby, Nick 12,30,41,48,50,59,66,83 San Julian, Oscar 22 Nuessle, Jason 92 SanderB, Julie 25,29,38,41,55, Nuessle, Lisa 106 Sandvick, Laura 93 Nyseth, Scott 92 Sarthou, Jennifer 100 Nysath, Shellle 2,12,26,27,40,57,76 Schaffer, Connie 107 O ' Dell, Kelly 24,99 Schaffer, Leura 14,17 □chs, Robert 107 Schallig, Lae Ann 100 Oellrich, Carrie 99 Schnackenberg, Cethryn 101 Olson, Lisa 120 Schoepflin, Sonja 101 Osbun, Craig 92 Schwisow, Mark 14,38,54,59 Owens, Estelle 58,92,117 Seri, Kathy 56,101 Parkhur6t, Darby 51,107 Seri, Kim 56,93 Parkhurst, David 38,44,92 Settlemier, Gina 14,17,62 Patchen, Chris 92 Shannon, Ted 101 Pauly, Pam 12,18 Shumway, Don 107 Pellecer, Susie 12 Shumway, Jill 101 Perdue, Steve 58,99 Sigman, Shannon 101 Perkon, Carl 107 Simmons, Jim 62,93 Pershell, Natalie 37,59,92 Wallace, Ickonna 102 Peterson, Cody 90,92 Wang, Andre 51,60,62,63,101 Pierce, Noel 12,17 Washington, Nicole 53,104,108 Pierce, Stacy 13,17,48,50 Watkins, Donavan 102 Pike, Oebbie 3,12,17 Weber, Cherie 15,17,60 Pike, Heidi 40,53,107 Weiss, Heidi 62,69,108 Pleitez, George Sjogren, Michelle Skieveski, Sheri Skinner, Lerry Sloan, Nick Smith, Vaughn Smith, Cassandra Smith, Tracy Sohn, Romone Sparacio, Ward Sparks, Kim Spencer, Ted Spreedborough, Tim Springer, David Steffenaen, Nikki Stirling, Brynn Stirling, Joel Stoll, Mike Straugh, Eric Straume, Dwayne Sutton, April 3,13,18,19,24,52 59,1D7 4,14,17,48,49 34.40.51.101 93 14,18,19,50,66,67 93 101 51.59.107 14,19,24,26,34,37,39,41,52,72,76, 4,14,ie 58.75.107 107 14,17,26,36,52,53,62,63,66,120 82.93 14,25,56,58,59,72 67.101 59.62.101 58.59.67.72.93 14,17,48,62,67 Wentlend, Wayne Wergelend, Matt Whitaker, Dionne Whittle, Kevin V ilbanks, Jeff Wiles, Wendy WiIkarson, Brett Williams, We6ton Wilson, Brian Wilson, Vickie Wilson, Viola Wiltee, Mary Wolverton, Casey Woodcock, Donne Yamamoto, Kevin Yamamoto, Steve Y 06 t, Loni Zeugg, Kendall Zber6chuck, Mike 15,49 5.15.17.76 94 59,108 94 25.94 15.55.76 22,120 84.94 27.38.59.94 108 51,82,102 32.50.59.94 15,52,57 Index NEW STUDENTS Freshmen: Lisa Prunty Sophomores: Neal Carmichael Michelle Kramer Lori Henderson Juniors Jim Wigamore Lisa Olson Seniors: Viola Wilson It was February 3 and the campus buzzed with anticipation. Governor Booth Gardner was to be on campus to meet with WFIS (Washington Federation of Independent Schools) and give an address on Christian education and private schools such as ours. Although expected to arrive in the early afternoon, because of a delayed flight the governor appeared late to the social hour and banquet held in his honor at our Academy Cafeteria. The President, Social Vice and spiritual Vice Presidents of ASB, ZK and CL Clubs were invited to the buffet meal. Each had a chance to meet and chat with Gardener. The governor, along with the members of WFIS, proceeded to the chapel where they were joined by many Seniors to hear the address. Our Sylvan and two instrument solos entertained the governor and federation before his speech. We all felt greatly honored that our academy was included in the governor’s tour. He is strongly behind private education and it was a privilege to be able to represent not only our school, but many other private schools to him. New Students Governor Visits