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

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l987 Senior H ll of Fam J MOS! HUm0l'0US Jormain Cady Most Obnoxious Shea Dokken Most Huggable Cynthia McDuffie Shannan Stalnaker Shawn Jones Most Athletic Funniest Laugh Karri Castle Davelle Bridges Leroy Chin Class Flirt Teri Redmond Darcy Martin Sam Taylor Gift of Gab Best Build Sylvia Apkoberts Glenn Akizuki Leonard Wainstein Most Spirited Chris Patten Mary Jane Delpin Gary Armstrgng Class Sleepyhead Best Personality Michelle Jooson Nick Schroedel Todd Hiraiwa Most Likely to Succeed Jill Theofelis Karen Yoshino Scott Boyd Smoothest Talker Senioritis Kelly MeBroom Paul McKeIvey Mike Jensen Biggest Change Since Frosh Year Subhana Rahim Kelli Macklin Billy Hunter Most Involved Best Smile Kim Sherman Derrick Mito Pat Moore Shyest Stacey Hanson Carol Matsumura Eric Barnes Most Distinctive Walk Friendliest Karen Akiyama Karl Urwiler Peter Umbach Cindy Buske Senior Hall of Fame '87: Top Row-Stacey Hanson, Derrick Mito. Billy Hunter, Shawn Jones, Pat Moore, Mike Jensen, Todd Hiraiwa, Leonard Wainstein, Leroy Chin, Shea Dokken, Third Row- Sam Taylor, Karl Urwiler, Paul McKelvey, Kim Sherman, Karri Castle, Carol Matsumura, Kelli Macklin, Karen Yoshino, Mary Jane Delpin, Darcy Martin, Shannan Stalnaker, Second Row-Cindy Buske, Subhana Rahim, Michelle Jocson, Gary Armstrong, Scott Boyd, Nick Schroedel, Glenn Akizuki, Davell Bridges, Eric Barnes, Bottom Row-Jormain Cady, Jill Theofelis, Chris Patten. Teri Redmond, Cynthia McDuffie, and Karen Akiyama. Senior Hall of Fame - 3l

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,E ' On her way out, finally Shannan Stalnaker realizes that being a Senior means it's not cool to be the first one at the dance. Bobby Rider is thankful that Scott Anderson can drive him out to lunch. Kara McGhee forces a smile as she juggles her books and bag. Subhana Rahim is caught off guard flashing her pearly whites. 30 - Seniors

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. ,M Q r QQ X .,...f X The Sophomore class officers: Treasurer Eu Wanda Jenkins Adviser Ms. Cram, Historian Melissa Sezto, Vice President Moonie Moliga Secretary Debbie Gascon President Leila Agulluz 32 - Llnderclass You had to be there to feel the spirit, the pride, and the enthusi- asm pulsating throughout the un- derclasses. You had to be there with the Freshmen as they jumped in with both feet, eager to join the main- stream of life in high school. You had to be there to see the Sophomores, with one year al- ready under their belts, work to chalk up another successful year You had to be there witness the immense Junior class as they claimed numerous victories at pep assemblies and concentrat ed on earning money for their fast approaching senior year You had to be there to feel all that action and achievement that thrived in the souls of the underclassmen