Rainier Beach High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I , G The Girl's Club officers are from left to right, Bow 1: Patty Woods, Corresponding Secretary: Jean Collier, President, and Sandy Spates, Second Vice-President. Flow 2: Kris VanGilder, First Vice-President: Leslie Fox, Recording Secretary. Not pictured is Sue 5, Lux, Treasurer. 'W'-ff .wi wi 4 '- W we . W Q r . , --,V W . f, , 4 axis -a,.,s,4v f. A ,i ,,.., ' I ij, , 5 :fx , 'r iw-out T Tsf With the help of lVlrs. Yada, Girls Club's advisor, many successful events took place during the year. The Committee Chairmen are from left to right, Row l: Adrianne Dong, Bobbi Pennington, Vicki Steiner, Wendy Stowe, Linda Lortie, Nona Johnson, Rita Falsetto, Deb Kelley, Char Carrithers, Sherry Jackson, Linda Leaf, Jackie Wray, Nancy Fujikado, Carol Bowman, Cathie Stout. The Girl's Club representatives are from left to right, Row 1: Linda Woupit, Deb Kelley, Snooky' Naganawa, Carol Rose, Adrianne Dong, Jan Wotton, 5 Joanne Yorozu. Row 2: Joan Fox, Chris Benton, i Leslie Crow, Stephanie Eng, Judy Cooper, and Debbie Nlazur. 76

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Koyoko Tanaka 'S I ICI? Richard Andriatihina ,f SEATED: Meredith Looney, Jim Looney, Minde Sunde lPresidentl, Carol lwamoto, Deidrie Oeinck, Kiyoko Tanaka. ROW1: Karen Ko, Gloria Wong, Maxine Fong, Linda Wolph, Jamie Brodie, Dalhia Lapitanskas, Sue Owens, Marlene Schonert, Judy Watandae, Marilyn Bracken, Romani Stateman, Wenda Vautier, Merrie Sh0ef1marl. an 1, -, .1-q 'M , I Q ' Richard Andriatihina, our exchange student from the Republic of Malagasy, spent his year at Rainier Beach with the Looney family. His American brothers and sisters were Jim, Meredith lshown abovei, David, and Janet. ln school, Richard took an active part, and out of school he played in a band. As well as gaining many friends, he also learned much about the American way of life. This knowledge he will take home with him as well as memories of his year at Rainier Beach. Kathy Holland, Sue Lux, Dnnis Sakuma. BACK ROW: Jennifer Atwood, Cheri Olsen, Vicki West, Daralene Smith, Hinda Wolfe, Patricia Holland, Chris Venton, Rene Varon, Linda Andrews, Liz Keye, Candy Webb, Doug Saito, Kathy Wotton, Marcia Uchimura, Edda Joundan, Larry McDuffie. 5 is

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This year, Girl's Club, under the leadership of Jean Collier, President, made a success of every project that they participated in. lVluch of their success came from the careful planning of the meetings scheduled every Wednesday after school, supervised by lVlrs. Yada, Girl's Club Advisor. To help promote unity, this year the Committee Chairman made outfits. Because of the enthusiasm of the girls, many new ideas were thought of, and some different activities were carried through. One of the highlights of the year was the trip to lVladigan Hospital, during December, to entertain wounded soldiers from Viet Nam. This was planned by Deb Kelley, Social Service Committee Chairman, but anyone wishing to participate was welcome.iAnother event to remember was the annual Girl's Club lVliniature Conference, which took place in the fall. The program included solos sung by lVlary Crumbaker, Tony Swanson, and Julie lVlarx. lt was also highlighted by the year's first appearance of the 1968-69 Vlqueens. WWQU