Mount Rainier High School - Tor Yearbook (Des Moines, WA)

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SANDY ANDERSON Choir 11,125 Ticketeers 11,125 Office 125 F.T.A. 11,12. Blest is she zvho'll follow free the road to anywheref' JEROLD ARVISAIS Bowling 105 Boys, Club 10,11,12. Never do today what you can put of till tomorrow. ROLLIN ASHLEY Track 10,11,125 Wrestling 11,125 Football 11,125 Lettermerfs Club 11,12 He'll continue through life like a thermos bottle, keeping a cool head and a warm heart? PAT BALJO G.A.A. 10,113 Library Staff 115 Annual Staff 11. She has more moods than an April day, What she will do is hard to say.'J DENA ANDERSON Girls, Club 1O,11,12. She'll go along in her quiet, pleasant way? DWIGHT ANDERSON Weight lifting 115 Boys' Club 10,11,12. If textbooks resemble a car to him, He will open the covers and look withinf' CLIFFORD BARKS D.E.C.A. 125 Boys' Club 1O,1l,12. ' ROBIN APPLECATE Sophomore Class Vice- Presiclent 10 5 Annual Staff 105 G.A.A. 105 B.O.C. 10,11,125 Pep Club 11,125 A.S.B. Sec- retary 125 Counselor Camp Waskowitz 125 Homecoming Queen 12. Friendly, good-natured and happy is sheg An attractive pedagogue she is destined to be. JERRY BARBER o s ub 10 11 Y E C 12 e l kill time u never work it to death He,ll never trouble trouble, Nor will trouble trouble him. LORELI BARKS Drill Team 115 F.T.A. 11. She's petite and coyg She'll get her boy. 17

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Senior Class Officers President .....,....................... Mike Ditmore Vice President .......................... Jerry Sheets Secretary .................... .. . Carol Schwarzhans Treasurer ............. ..... ......... S c ott Taylor . If 9 0 Wd ,gk V' t W m .9 N C fi A MW A f Wi iltiifl' AK Lf 4- -. 3500 gi ltgyibywiw an I Elf NM fir OL IHWKX W W Senior Class Advisor Robert Whetsell l Lv A M G R L9 O litfgowfm W Q ' E al M UNKBSYXYQIDTIFI We may have looked a little lost and forloi in ,58 when we filed into the 11ew school, N Rainier. Strangers we were with the schc and with each other, coming from a large ar and wide variety of schools. Both problei were quickly remedied, however, and togetk our class began building the foundation of o school. Our voices were the only ones ringing throu the halls until January of '59, when the jt iors joined us from Highline. Who can forg the little mouse that stole the show at our w coming assembly. X Although we are the second class to gradui from Mt. Rainier, we can proudly claim to the First graduating class to have comple' our full three years of high school at Mot Rainier. As graduation nears, the thought enters ei of our minds, 4'What lies ahead? What c tinies do the stars hold for us?', We look ba on our school years, the dear friends made, ' wonderful experiences shared, and the less learned. Then we know. Our future must bright, our endeavors successful. Our foot is firm. , ,. l

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CHARMAINE BEEHLER Drill Team 10,11 g G.A.A. 1O,11,12g Girls' Club 1O,11,12. She can cook and she can sew, Truly a woman for a home. STAN BERGMAN Track 11,125 Bowling 11,12. Slightly rambunctious and prone to chatg Helll be a fine fellow despite all that. JAMES BERGUM Football Manager 104 Basketball Manager 103 Library Stall' 12g Y.F.C. 11,12. His cheerful ways will bring sunshine to many? BOB BLAKELY Bowling Team captaing 10,115 Basketball Intra- mural 10. He'll remain as de- pendable as the day is longf: JERRY BARTLETT Boys' Club 12. His determination will take him farf! BOB BAUM Boys, Club 12. Friendliness will remain second nature to him. GERALD BOWEN Boys' Club 1O,11,l2. JOHN BENEDICT D.E.C.A. president 12g Rangers 125 Lettermen's Club 10,11,12g Boys' Club 1O,11,12. The importance he places on the individual will draw to him many admirers and friends. JIM BOVEE Pep Band 10,11,12g Dance Band 10,11,12g Science Club 115 Math Club 11,125 Chess Club 10,11, 12g Football 11g Rangers 10,11g Torch Club 10. He'll make his few words countf' He will always be an independent thinker. PHIL BREECE Track Manager 10g Choir 11,125 D.E.C.A. 12. None but himself can be parallel.