Yelm High School - Tornado Yearbook (Yelm, WA)

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MIS. Mueller Mrs. Willuweit Mrs. Brown Mr. McCarty, M.r. Donaldson, Mr. Needhm, Mr. Corollo, Mr. McCarty, Mr. jones, Rev. Oldham, Mir. Butler, Mr. Gerling Mr. Wagner, Mr. Merz, Mr. Crumley, Mr. Stewart 9

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ia 1-.ei WM, ,,.1 Waals 'H Freshmen Bewilderment best describes a fresh- man's life at Yelm High for the first few days. The continual hustle of up- perclassmen, the maze of new faces, and the difficulty in finding the correct rooms, all combine to make a fresh- man's first week rather hectic. Finally, though, things work into a routine, new friends are met, programs are stabilized and the freshmen find themselves full-fledged Yl-IS'ers. Sophomores The comedy of wandering lost through the halls is now in the past as the sopho- mores begin a new year. They have taken another step up the ladder of life. . .the first steps have already been taken but two years re- main before them at Yelm, that are as yet unexplored. uniors The return of the Juniors in the fall brings a new sense of independence but also waiting for them are many jobs and responsibilities. Although enjoying the present they must prepare for the future with the tests which challenge both their knowledge and understanding. Seniors It is the beginning of the end when orders for caps and gowns and announce- ments are taken, when graduation pic- tures are given out and thoughts are turnedto. . .graduation. . .one ofthe most important events in our lives. And yet, it is not the end but a beginning, for college, jobs, and marriage lie ahead.