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

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'AFF1968-1969 KA ,I 1 : f , if s s Q Seniors '5 fc v- Sandy Schuster and Lori Schmidt tmissing: Dick Barendricki Artist 1 iz Roberts, Eli Almo, Cathie Stout tty Chapman Activities U1 ' 1 1 ix? tow 1: Patty iVIcGaughey, Mike McBride, Tod Fujiwara. Row 2: Greg Shoemaker, AI Kubota. ff-' tow 3: Patty Chapman, Sandy Schultz tHeadJ. Row 4: Karlyne Omoto. Pete Shearer -vnnf 'G ' r if: Distribution Debbi Roust and Karlyne Omoto

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. fqi Q sg 14' Mary Ann Sandell, Editor-in-Chief lVlr Cale Campbell, Advisor Tim Hillard, Associate Editor lndustriousness, dedication, dependability, and the finest leadership in the school, are must qualities that have to be part of a high school yearbook staff if they are going to produce a complete student record of the treasured memories of the year. This years Valhalla staff has all of these plus factors and more. With the fabulous lVlary Ann Sandell as our editor and her right hand man Tim Hillard, these two helmsmen and their group make an ALL-AlVlERlCAN rating for our book a strong possibility. In my 25 years of teaching they are my top group. Cale D. Campbell Advisor VALHALLA 1 1 5 s W Seated: Suzy T C I G S se S Standing: Pam Faculty Linda Cooper lmissing: Dick Watanabe and Dick Barendrickl S p o rts Seated: Ed LaForce, Mike McBride, Eric Hanson, Tom Knox Standing: Rob King, Tom Knox, AI Kubota, Gordie Wood lHea Tod Fujiwara i

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ol- rn. if rr reporter' covered The Game l See the brilliant coverage on l ne to Rainier Beach. The new ised by Mrs. Ruth English, is 1 fight the little things of E lnization meetings are being begin operating soon. ll!! 601 ml lwzaveen Rainie :ii at ans hlillli as W s 'S Editor-in-Chief First Semester 1 l ileeairmen of ti addi- es. They make de bring ieas proposed by lance nitees. leigh- The SEED, Son., , on Center, is sch lofdl' lude feeder schc Com' 'iew-, Emerson, Sc 5 H0 elt, Colrnan, and l other fill be grades K th bill Fifth' through ee 112 fill go to the no 1 'glen fliieh win be in ri 1?-ea' lendfyrson St. to C Ur' l A can Rainier Baa5i'xJlli sii l Seve Pafkhsue it mrrwn ca fnuw-,xrzau-v 'kink uni-1nn'l lkgvy' A' Editors with their advisor, IVlrs. Beatrice Pitell ' 1 - The Citizen s Commit- ,Hme DOUHGWICS ana all Swfltee will complete proposed plans lents will stay within the' een- for Phase I by January 1,A19Q. Sh l l QP Q 1,357 Vol. 9, No. 5 -Q-14 RAINIER BEACH Hiilrl , 22, 1968 -1PeaceNews aureaul CO! lb is above ' gmwall sup: its annuallli ,Foreigr 1 time daylt lf? foreign ' win visitgl W' RB are 'leg i .nga ,day wi? , mg W tion of 5 e held after g li with a kings whoi frvm 03 on and meet 5 ard tional t is personal-l xv- DOW in l be servedl et- Out irlvi d to attend. l Igdrrigngji ,efefisiill .. U1 ve VHGI UL ' r as RB's ovvii fore DOUQ Saito lmlsslngl Karen Kel ,cz stufljenllscleiniillrllrgie - - rlpntc Dinhm-A en,-1 unmln. . ..... Q ,,,, ,MML --- ,., f . Sire to' 3 v W in ' fhelfg Reporters 5 C SB! ent is s will l until ill go finan- ' 55llilll213l4 l5l6lTlBl9202l ident, if the 86 Hemel, l group qsuch as Central Area 'lK..Lf--,.L'-,, 15,.,.n..........- T A John Clark, Randy Kusunose, Flon Welch, Roy Losey, Dennis Wilson g Ron Barber, r To the disappointment of those who bought tickets and worked on the Pancake Breakfast, it was cancelled because of the small number of tickets sold. piizrlf. the needed to break Page Editors Bfelsold' :wh F zz rin I i-'xr Linda Wolph, Kris VanGilder, Ginger Wesley 1 --.--sf wavw .sumlgvvlslls DVCLCLLQCLLQ 'concerning the possibility of a future breakfast: A proposed lgreekiest yyould depenflhon stef, IFOITQ Siiiiflfilli IZQSCIIOOI. U. S., History revised to put the 'proper emphasis on the part the following minority groups playedtin it: Indians A. B. Afro-Americans C. Orientals . D. Mexican-Americans E. All other ethnic groups ' involve in the building of America Orientation Land ln-service training for all teachers. Ag Grade school teachers