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I wish to congratulate the members of the class of 1961 as they graduate from their first 12 years of school. A good many members of this class are outstanding as scholars and fine young men and women who will follow their separate paths with varying degrees of success through what is becoming an increasingly complex world. I feel that all will benefit greatly from their four years at Rainier Union High School, where they, have learn- ed, in addition to the usual subject matter, obedience, tolerance, self discipline and co-operation. It is with great joy, yet a bit of reluctance we, the underclassmen, teachers, admin- istrators, school board, parents, and friends bid farewell to this fine group of young men and women. We wish them unlimited success and happ- iness in all future endeavors. 9
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I A Student’s Life Is Varied for Completeness
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A high school secretary must be efficient, friendly, and well-liked. Doris Flippin, R.U.H. S. secretary for eighteen and a half years, has all of these com- bined qualities. These and many more make Mrs. Flippin the kind of secretary any school would be proud to call its own. Secretary These nine hard-working girls not only do many odd jobs around the office but also do various typ- ing jobs for Mr. Greene and some of the teachers. They deserve a great deal of credit for all the work they have done. Office Girls Front Row: Rosemary Janvrin, Shirley Sparks, and Kathy Wittwer, Second Row: Joyce Welke, Iyn Chase, Kay Deal, Charlotte Klein, Bonnie Nicholas, and Dottie Forsyth. Teachers’ Assistants Jobs such as checking papers and typing tests take up one period a day for each of these students. They have worked hard all year and have been a big assistance to the teachers. They are left to right: Nellie Davis, Jana Owens, Kathy Witham, Lorraine Dailey, Linda Stennick, Linda Thayer, Carol Maddix, Ron Ball, Betty Hoard, Kay Deal, Marie Combs, Jill Johnson, Lyn Chase, Sandy Cramer, Beverly Burnham, and Janet Kallunki.
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