Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Front Row. Don Garrett, Beverly Campbell, LaVern McKee, Yvonne Jones, Dean Rundell. Second Row: Joedy Oliva, Gene Hickel, Bill Williams, Clayton Showalter, Catherine Fleury, Trudy Iarson. Third Row: Joe Samples, Bill Weller, Gene Dunivan, June Bonser, Kay VanNatta, Melvin Scott, Dale Johnson. r Lw0nS ' P11 Wataon' Ladana Pike, Ross Corbett, Lilllbell Swatraan, Irma Norred, Second ThiTd Vi nla Velliauette, Lester Lahnala, Ruth Glenn, Mary Lou OstoJ, Pat Cannon, chant R ° d CUr1 ' HeStel' Turley' Lois Hirtzel, Robert Girt, Beverly Nelson, Jack Rauch, Dora Mar- First Row: Carla Norman, Jim Johnson, Audrey Granlund, Barbara Rundell, Frances Furer, Gene Flippin, Crystal Hecker. Second Row: Barbara Kosina, John Womack, Mickey Rea, Frank Counts, Doreen Bergman. Third Row: Mona Brower, Ronnie Sensenbach, Kay Turner, Bill Edwards, Shirley Mustola, Bob Karnoski. Missing: Marie Ellis, Patricia Gish, Joan Hackenberg, Erik Jenson, Claudette Joseph, Thelia Kellar, John Mustola, Victor Petersen, Mary Lou Souther, Charles VanGorder, Walter Winchell.

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Junior class Secretary Barbara Kosina, S. C. Representative Ross Corbett, and Treasurer Crystal Hecker stand around Vice President LaJuana Pike. Absent from the picture is President John Mustola. 7 Stant 7 e cut Tftite If you've heard strange noises emanating from Room 16 anytime during the year, it just means a junior class meeting was in session . . and what a session!! Footloose was finally decided upon for the play. It was a success finan- cially as well as providing the players and audience with an evening of enjoyment To the strains of Hermie Grindland's music, a large crowd danced at the Jun- ior Prom . Chinatown was chosen as this year's theme and at the magic hour the royal court appeared in all their splendor. The court consisted of six lovely princesses, their escorts and the King and Queea. This year the upper classes seemed to get along quite well, as they went to- gether and gave two dances—a dance following a football game and the Sweet- heart's Ball. The Sweetheart's Ball was one of the big social events of the year. A court was chosen from both the upper classes. Miss Helen Wray, Mrs. Edith Ingold and Miss Lucille Taylor were the class advisers.

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Working outclass organization were Joann Magnuson, Billy Kamoski, Greta Russell, Janice Kellar, and Delbert Granlund, seated. 7 0} Uaa Sophomores started their year with the election of officers. Those selected were president, Delbert Granlund; vice president, Billy Karnoski; secretary, Greta Russell; treasurer, Janice Kellar; S. C. representative, Joann Magnuson. The traditional welcoming party for all incoming freshmen proved a big success with the initiates feeling properly ushered into high school life. Sponsoring the home football game with Vernonia brought in considerable folding money because it was a cold night and hot dogs and coffee were sold. Many sophomores took part in the operetta this year, several of the leads being chosen from the class. Advisers for the year were Mr. Millard Leslie, Miss Nelle Reeder, and Mr. Al- fred Appleby.