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

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Tanya Aguilar Honor Society Debate Cross Country Karen Akiyama Glenn Akizuki Honor Society Golf Basil Allaire Michelle Alvarez Julie Anderson Scott Anderson Soccer Cross Country Track Honor Society Sylvia ApRoberts Shield Editor Swim Team Debate Pep Club Gary Armstrong Cheer Valhalla Natural Helpers Track Cameron Backlin Coryna Baldwin Honor Society ASB Treasurer Debate Eric Barnes Radio Club .Si JP flat 1 l if' Q-I The last first day is some- thing that I will always re- member, it was a special moment to me. Finally being on top. TVV IL-Y Evan Koslosky spends registration day counting money from year- book sales. 'LW' I4 W Seniors

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2F i' F ......r....-4 The Senior Class Officers: Treasurer Ka Duleba. Histor Joyce Hasega The man behi ren Yoshino, President Georgette ian Roxanne Reese, Vice President Kristen Girod. Secretary WB. nd the scenes, Senior Class Adviser, Mr. Brockman. Seniors - I3

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1 05 1 A .L 6 9 4 ggi ll I. Jeana Barquet Stephen Bell ASB President Debate ASB Corr Secretary Carina Benito ASB Honor Society Volleyball Renee Bennet Patrick Blayney Baseball Honor Society Football Michelle Blodgett Basketball Track Cross Country Janene Bolar Colleen Bonar f FBLA Sophomore V President 'N Cecil Bowie LTD Football Track BSU ' Scott Boyd Tennis Golf Honor Society Valhalla John Bratton Davelle Bridges LTD Football Track Basketball if if as Mi? 'T 3 Chun-Tay Hodge prepares for a successful Senior year. Stephen Bell and Ann Chin face ID cards with smiles. It was the last time they'd go to bed early on the last day of summer break. No more waking up to the first day of yet another year of high school. All the excitement of seeing friends they hadn't seen all summer long all came to an end. The last first day is something I will always re- member, it was a special moment to me. Finally being on the top, said Davelle Bridges. Gary Armstrong said, Coming back to see old friends was always something to look forward to, but on your last first day that is something you will always remember. Not only was it the last time they'd have to push and shove their way through registration and picture lines, but it was also the last time they'd feel the excitement upon being reunited with their school buddies. Never again will they have to rush to Jay Jacobs and Nordstroms in early August to grap the cream of the crop in school fashions before the rest of the city beat them to it. lt was their last 'first' day of school. Seniors -45