Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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SCOUTS Pictured at left are the Student Body of- ficers. From left to right. Treasurer, Frances Furer; Secretary, Shirley Mustola; President, Jack Rauch; Vice President, Jay Whipple; and Assistant Treasurer, Sally Stennick. STUDENT COUNCIL furnished the leadership for the making of student government policies and super- vised the money of the student body. Seated left to right: Greta Russell, Janice Kellar, John Lawler, John Mustola, Jay Whipple, Sandy Lincoln, Walter Winchell, Shirley Mustola, Frances Furer, Sally Stennick, Lilli- bell Swatman, Dawn Prouty, and Eileen Houton. Standing left to right: Jack Rauch, Carla Norman, and Gene Piland.

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SENIORS This is the Story of the R.H.S. Mighty Senior Class. They deserve this recognition For this year is their last. Carla and Shirley the best of pals. Are called the straight one twins. While Barb and Kay (the volleyball kids), concentrate on straight wins. There’s Melvin Scott, who walks so far, and Kay Van Natta too. Teamed up with Ray and Erik J. They needle quite a few. Leona, Pat, and Mona too. Have all received their ring. And Doreen B. will join the rank, And marry in the spring. There’s lota of all-star athlete boys, Who graduate this year. Jimmy, Gene, Joedy, and John, All have none to fear. Claudette and June are yell queens fair, They cheer at all the games. Mary Ann Haberle, Ruth and Yvonne, are more of the senior names. Jack is Student body head, Ronnie works all day. Joe’s the president of our class, And Bev. C. is okay. Beverly N. and Lois H. Are typers it is true. Trudy, Pat, and Dora M. Don’t like to go to school. Lester, Bill, Hestel, and Billy “Delena Boys” they’re named. The office fascinates all four. But they cannot be blamed. Marie and Barb are office girls, As is Lajuana Pike. Add Lillibell and Fran to those above, Only comment here is “Yike.” Dave and Dean and Robert Girt, All go to English IV. Virginia goes to Social Ec. Who could ask for more? Mary Lou is a married gal now, who goes to school each day. Frank and Mick are late to class, Erwin likes to play. Eugene and Don are greatest friends, George G. came back to school, LaVerne McKee is married now, and Joan’s nobody’s fool. Clayton, Bill, and Ramon D. All live back in Goble. (Goble’s represented well) John’s our editor noble. Ross, our Journalism guy, just writes and writes like mad: Dale Johnson never smiles a bit, He must be always sad. Walter is our ‘‘speaker man.” you ought to hear him speak. Crystal is our studious one. She studies trig all weekl Thus ends the tale of the R.H.S. mighty Senior class. They’re not even sure they’ll like next year, because ‘‘They might not even pass.” by Frances Furer