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

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me iw 1 .. l Mrs. Woo takes a short, long-need break from her work to pose for a picture. And where's your hall pass? asks Ron Bolten, Security. while Mr. Green looks away calmly. Staff - SI

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S U Mr. Jensen smiles, reflecting his attitude towards teaching. 80 - Staff You had to be there in the classrooms, where teachers shared vast amounts of knowl- edge. You had to be there in the kitchen where staff cooked and cleaned for their hungry, but messy patrons. You had to be there at football games and basketball games, swim meets and track meets to see the faculty sharing their pas- sion for excitement and frenzy. You had to be there at dances, watching them share their time and to help their students raise money. The staff was there through it all, not only because it was their job, but because it was their choice. They cared about their school and their students and worked to improve the quality of both. They were there because they wanted to be.

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Fannie Austin, Special Education Charles Bernasconi, P.E. Ron Bolton, Security Philip Brockman, Math Violet Brooks, Counselor Patricia Brown, Fiscal Clerk Mr. Gervais grades his classes homework in the library. William Butler, Principal Gerry Cavenee, Psychologist David Collins, Science William deJong, Mathematics Edelgard Dessombes, F. Language Dan Dews, Science James Dickson, Industrial Arts Acie Dubose, Vocational Specialist Sandra Everlove, Science Joyce Feldmiller, Bilingual Elaine Frasca, Science Lee Gervais, Special Education Frank Green, Counselor Keith Harding, Industrial Arts Eleanor Helgeson, Secretary 82 - Staff ff' H.f,.,,,, N' Lfgwllfwwf dw , 119 s if A 3 is 1- smif 0 sn A E 3 'N i i ii, Q! 'Q ff 1: w'?1li u f 2 I ge yi ,M 4,8 I 1 ,N , ef-3 i E 'll ,, fix W lw ,kt-I vw .CN 1 s Hin 4... S