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

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.lill Theofelis, senior, smiles as she parades her hat on Hat Day. Frank Hasselbalch entertains the crowd with his National Anthem at the assembly. ll1ununl The l986-87 Homecoming Court: top left to right: Peter Umbach, Jormain, Coryna Baldwin, Paul McKeIvey, Daren Yoshino. Todd Hiraina. Bottom row: Scott Boyd, Kelly McBroom. Shannan Stalnaker. Derrick Mito, Stacey Hanson. Karen Yamigiwa. Homecoming - I I9

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iking Spirit Soars RB's Homecoming this year held true to Viking spirit. Novem- ber IO-I4 marked RB's annual homecoming week. The tradition of spirit days was again carried on. Monday kicked off spirit week with College Sweat- shirt Day. Sweatshirts from as far away as Columbia to as near as Stanford University marched through the halls. On Tuesday, Vi- kings came decked out in funky attire for Hat, Button, and Shades Day. True RB-ites showed off their bermudas and Hawaiian shirts the next day, Beach Day. The traditional Orange and Blue Day, usually held on Friday, was changed to Thursday in order to coincide with the football game. The school was populated with psyched Viks dressed in their honorary orange and blue. The Homecoming assembly. Stand By Me, was held on Thursday to also coincide with the game of the year versus O'dea that evening. Class competitions, a special dance by the cheerleaders, and the Homecoming Court were the major highlights of the assem- bly. The Class of I987's most dis- tinctive students made up the Homecoming Court. Dressed in their formal wear, the court con- sisted of: Most Involved Stacey Hanson Derrick Mito Wild 'N Crazy Shannan Stalnaker Pat Blaney Friendliest Jormaine Cady Peter Umbach I I8 - Homecoming Most Athletic Teri Redmond Davelle Bridges Most Likely To Succeed Kelly McBroom Scott Boyd Most Talented Karen Yamagiwa Leroy Chin Biggest Change Since Frosh Year Kim Sherman Billy Hunter Best Personality Karen Yoshino Todd Hiraiwa Best Students Coryna Baldwin Paul McKelvey Most Spirited Michelle .Iocson Gary Armstrong To end a successful week with style, Friday wrapped up Spirit Week with Dress-Up Day. The football victory over O'Dea and the dance, Victory, held by the senior class, topped off the even- ing, ending another memorable Homecoming. Gary Armstrong and Michelle Jocson show their infamous Viking spirit at the Homecom- ing assembley.

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You had to be there to feel the energy surging throughout the crowd. Whether it was a cham- pionship bout or a mere dual meet, the level of excitement was always at a peak. Drones of fans flocked to contests by the to more playoff games than ever before in a year. Each season discovered budding young stars as they emerged from out of no- where. Sharing the spotlight with the old heroes, they cre- ated a spectacle not to be soon forgotten, Even traditionally los- ing teams jumped on the band- wagon, surprising everyone with seasons of true success. d cheering their teams on Evan Kosloskv and Sean Mmnlm prepare for their opponent s serve during a match at Lincoln Park.