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

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Not Pictured Barbara Brodie, Language Arts Roy Cavanaugh, Math Jennifer Cram, Language Arts Larry Dowling, Math Rachel Gray, Math Doreen Hamilton, Language Arts Richard Kirihara, lndus. Arts Colleen Matsushita, Registrar Dixie Mihailov, History Adoris Sikes, Secretary Vivian Simpson, Language Arts Joseph Smith, Assistant Principal Loretta Smithburg, Science Jadina Woo, Attendance Office Bich-Ngoc Vu, Instr. Asst Roger Walker, Business Ted Waterhouse, Driver's Ed. Donn Weaver, Music Janice Weaver, Activities Coord. Jean Whitt, Assistant Principal Mr. Dubose brainstorms job locations for a student. Elmore Williams, Art Mel Williams, P.E. Meriel Williams, Counselor Verleta Wooten, History Fred Yudin, Language Arts Staff - 85

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Maureen McCoy, History Charles Meding, Bilingual Charlene Nilson, Math Harry Oka, Language Arts Betty Olson, Nurse Robert Pfaff, History Marsha Piercey, Language Arts Gloria Pitre, Foreign Language Patricia Prado, Foreign Language Robin Ryan, Special Education Lucia Schubert, Librarian Robert Stephen, History Russell Swallow, lndustrial Arts Diane Tourville, Bilingual Iengchay Llng, lnstr. Asst. Audrey Vogelpohl, Secretary Somey Vongsakdy, Instr. Asst. Librarian Mrs. Schubert jubilant because she just found the top of the desk. 84 - Staff 'NIH-m

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Behind The Scenes At Rainier Beach High School there are several people who of- ten go unnoticed and therefore unappreciated. They are the sup- port staff of the schools the Cus- todial Staff and the Kitchen Staff. Their jobs are crucial to the daily existence at any high school. lf it weren't for them we would be a hungry crowd wading through a sea of garbage. Lunchroom manager Carol Syr- ia enjoys her job very much. She said that she wanted a job that would allow her to be home when her children got home from school. She started as a dish- washer and worked her way up to kitchen manager. The duties are a little more complex than one would expect. Carol is responsi- ble for every aspect of the l room - from french fries to p unch- lastic forks to lost lunch cards. When asked if she had a message to tell the students, she said Sm could be a good day. ile, it The Custodial Staff is busy al- most around the clock. The rive early in the morning after school is over another y ar- and shift arrives to continue the task of keeping Rainier Beach loo king clean. Daily they face different messes in the same places, burned out lights, stuck loc and the occasional grafitti zened on the walls. Though their jobs may be kers bla- ube- hind the scenes, the support staff make 'The Beach' smoothly. I Yun P ausing for the camera Karen Narris gives us a smil b f e e ore going back to work. 86 - Staff Ualiwwttw ,, 'ttwmwwiftxyw N,, My 'iii lt' 1 9 7 ,L I M . if ........- 'Q U' iw After lunch Rico Ness counts the m oney made from the main dish line. Hard at work, Gene Brown cleans up after lunch.