Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1961 volume:

We Salute John Baker and Fred Bell For the enthusiasm and direction-the patience and time that Mr. Baker and Mr. Bell have spent in behalf of the students; for the joint effort they have made in the production of the excellent musicals; and for being the good people they are, we dedicate the 1961 Lmeraude with graditude and affection. 2 Contents Dedication 2 - 3 Theme 5 - 8 Administration 9 - 10 Faculty 11 - 14 Classes 15 - 42 Activities 43 - 70 Sports 71 - 88 Advertising 89 - 105 Annual Staff 106 _ 108 The Daily Record Students assume responsibility through student directed activities I A Student’s Life Is Varied for Completeness 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 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. THE FOUNDATION OF EVERY STATE IS THE EDUCATION OF ITS YOUTH Diogenes MR. JOHN AHLSTROM Agriculture I, II, III, G IV, F. F. A. Advisor. MR. ALFRED APPLEBY Algebra I, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Junior Class Chief Ad- visor, Concessions. MR. JOHN BAKER English III, Psychology, Journal- ism, Speech G Drama, Junior Class Class Co-Advisor, Honor Society Chief Advisor, Journalism Club Advisor, Thespian Advisor, Emeraude Chief Advisor, Colum- bian Advisor, Drama Coach. MRS. EDNA BARTON Librarian, Audio-visual Coordin- ator, English II, Library Club Ad- visor, Junior Class Co-Advisor. 11 MR. FRED BELL Band, Chorus I G II, Sophomore Class Chief Advisor, Pep Band G Dance Band Advisor, Majorette Chief Advisor. MR. CHESTER BOYLE U. S. History, English I G II, Freshman Class Chief Advisor. MR. LEROY BURNS World Geography, Drivers Training, P. E. G Health, Senior Class Co-Advisor, Dean of Boys, Letterman Chief Advisor, Head Track Coach. MISS ELAINE HENKLE Homemaking I, II, III, G IV, Freshman Class Co-Advisor, F. FLA. Advisor. MR. LESTER HERSHEY American Problems, World History, Drivers Training, P. E. , Senior Class Chief Advisor, Letterman Co-Advisor, Head Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach, Noon Coordinator. MRS. EDITH INGOLD English IV, Spanish I, French II, Latin II, Girls' League Advisor, Letterette Advisor, Dean of Girls. t£V Generi B ' iness MR. DON TAYLOR Algebra I G II, Trigonometry, General Math, Honor Society Co-Advisor, Head Baseball Coach, Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach. MISS DEBRA SCHRANZ General Science, P. R. G Health, Pep Club Advisor, Jr. Pep Advisor, G. A. A. Advisor, MISS HELEN WRAY Shorthand I G II, Typing I G II, Bookkeeping, Sophomore Class Co-Ad visor, Auditor of Student Accounts. 13 To feed a hungry student body every noon is the task that falls to the kitch- en crew under the culinary leadership of Betty Clark. Without nourishment, afternoons would be impossible. Lorraine Russell David Sensenbach and Helpers Florence Burkhard Cook Betty Clark, Cook Bus Drivers Left to right: Mr. Boyle, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Barton, Bob Skeans, Jay Zimmerman, Mr. Murphy. The six men have the job of transporting most of the RUHS student body to and from school five days a week for nine months a year. Custodians Mr. G Mrs. Sather have served the maintenance needs of the school consistently for the past ten years. Their job is not thought of in terms of hours, but in terms of continual jobs well-done. 14 8. SPAR 7. WITHAM 3. MADDIX VALEDIC MARIE COLLEEN BENTLEY MARY BUDGE BEVERLY BURNHAM ANDERSON - FHA 3,4; Librarian 4; Choir 1. BALL - Lctterman 2-4; Football, Basketball, Track 1-4; FHA 1-4, officer, 3,4, Art Club 4; BECKHAM - FHA 3; Band 1; Librarian 3. BENTLEY - Choir 1-4, officer 4, Vocal Groups 3,4, Letterette 4. Pep Club 1,2,4, Song Queen 4, J. V. Cheerleader 2; Thespian 4; South Pacific, Green Door 3; Rendezvous with Music 4. BUDGE - FHA 1,2; Letterette 3,4; Thespian 4; In the Zone, Ask Any Girl, Girls Must Talk 4, Art Club 3. BURNHAM - Choir 1-4, officer 3,4, Vocal Groups 1-4, FHA 1-4, officer 1-3, District Chairman 4; GAA 1-4, officer 3,4; Pep Club 1-4, JV, Varsity Cheerleader 2-4; Majorettes 1-4; Thespian 3,4; Father Lives with Seven Women, O Promise Me, South Pacific, Green Door 3; Ask Any Girl, Rendezvous with Music 4; Ptom Court 3; Art Club 4; Girl's League President 4; Girl of the Month 3,4; Class Officer 3; Student Council 3,4; Letterette 3,4; Bowling League 3, officer; Homecoming Queen 1. 20 CANNON - Letterman 2-4; Football 1-4; Horn Men. 3,4; Track 1-4; Basketball, Manager 2,3; National Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; South Pacific, Green Door 3; Ask Any Girl, In the Zone, Ren- dezvous with Music 4, Music in May 3; Choir 1-4; Vocal Groups 3,4, Band 2-4, officer 4; Pep Band 3,4; Class Officer 4; Annual Staff 4, Student Council 4; Prom Court 3; Bowling League 1, 3. CARTER - Football, TYack 1-4; Wrestling 4; Letterman 2-4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. CAULFIELD - Band, Pep Band 2-4; Thes- pian 3,4; South Pacific, Green Door 3, FHA 1, Football 4; Wrestling 3; Vocal Groups 3,4; Rendez- vous with Music, Ask Any Girl 4; Choir 2-4. CHASE - ASB Secretary 4; Student Council 3,4; Letter- ette 3,4, officer 4; FHA 1; GAA 1-4; Pep Club 2, 3, officer 2; Song ieen 4; Majorette 2,3, officer 3; Prom Court 3; Thespians 4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Girl's League Treasurer 3; Girl of the Month 3. COLLINS - Transfer from Gabbs High School. COMBS - Lettercttes 3,4; officer 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Oiespian 3,4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4, GAA 1-3; Choir 1-3; FHA 1-3, officer 3. LYN CHASE RAY COLLINS MARIE COMBS VERLAND CANNON ALBERT CAULFIELD LARRY CARTER 21 COULSON - Track 3; Prom Court 3; FFA 3,4, officer 4; Annual Staff 4. COWLES - Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 2; Wrestling 3; FFA 1; South Pacific 3; In the Zone 4; Chess Club 1; Quill G Scroll 4; Prom Court 3. CRAMER - FHA 3,4, officer; CAA 4; Girl's League Council 4; Pep Club 4; Thespians 4; Girls Must Talk, Ask Any Girl 4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4; Librarian 4. DAILEY - Pep Club 2-4; CAA 2-4; FHA 1,4; Majorettes 4, officer; Thespians 3,4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Lettcrcttes 4; Spanish Club 2. DAVIS - Spanish Club 2; Father Lives with Seven Women, The Christmas Story 3. DEAL - GAA 2-4; Librarians 2-4, officer 3; Pep Club 2; Thespians 3,4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Lettcrctte 3,4; Quill G Scroll 4; FHA 1. 22 DEEDRICH - Letterette 4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4. ELLIS - FHA 1-3, officer 2; Pep Club, Song Qkieen 3; Class Officer 3; GAA 1,2, officer 1; Thespians 4; Ask Any Girl, Girls Must Talk 4; Prom Court 3; Girl of the Month 2. EDWARDS - Choir 4. EVER MAN - Track 1-4; Football 2-4; Letter- man 2-4; Art Club 3,4; Chess Club 1; In the Zone 4. FLAMAN - Choir 1-4; Vocal groups 4; Thespians 4; Green Door, South Pacific 3; Rendezvous with Music 4. DAVIS FLINN - Band 2-4, officer 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 2; Choir 1-3, pianist; Girl's League Officer 3,4; Ask Any Girl 4, Green Door 3. DOROTHY FORSYTH ROSEMARY JANVRIN BARBARA JENKINS VIRGINIA JENSEN FORSYTH - Prom Court 3; FHA 1-4, officer 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker; Pep Club 2-4; Song Qkiecn 3,4; GAA 2-4; Letterettes 3,4, officer 4; Thespians 4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Quill C Scroll 4; Librarian 3,4. FURER - ASB Vice President 3, ASB President 4; Student Council 1, 3,4; Letterman 1-4, officer 3; Football, all league 3, Hon. Men. 4, 1-4; Basketball, Track 1-4; Prom Court 3; Class Officer 1,2; National Honor Society 2-4, officer 3; Thespians 4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4. HEFLIN - Wrestling 3; FFA 3; Choir 1,2. JANVRIN - GAA 1-3; Letterette 3,4, officer 4; Girl's League Council 2; National Honor Society 2-4, officer 3,4; Annual Staff 2-4, officer; Pep Club 1-4; JV, Varsity Cheerleader 2-4; Girl of the Month 1, 2. JENKINS - FHA 1,3; Librarians 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Father Lives with Seven Women 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Quill C Scroll 3,4, officer 4; Letterettes 3,4. Pep Club 4. JENSEN - Trans- fer from Portland Christian High; Quill C Scroll 4. GARNER - Transfer from Tillamook; FHA 4. 24 GRENNON - Transfer from Rainier H. S., Seattle, Wash. JOHNSON, J. - Pep Club 1,3,4; Varsity Cheer- leader 4; Spanish Club 2,3, officer; FHA 1-3; GAA 2,3; Student Council 2,4; Bowling League 3; Prom Queen 3; Thespian 3,4, officer; Class officer 4; Girls Must Talk. Ask Any Girl 4; O Promise Me 3. JOHNSON R. - Letterman 3,4; Track, Football 1-4; Basketball 1; FFA 3; Student Council 3; Chess Club 1; Prom Court 3; In the Zone 3. KALLUNKI - Pep Club 1-4; Song Careen 3,4; Class officer 1; Librarian 1; GAA 1-4; Letterette 3,4; Quill G Scroll 3,4, officer; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Court 3; Thespian 3,4; Ask Any Girl, Girls Must Talk 4, South Pacific , Green Door 3; Girl of the Month 4; JV Cheerleader 2; Bowling League 1,3, officer. KEITH - Transfer 4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; FFA 1,2,4; Letterman 4. KLEIN - Choir 1-3; Vocal groups 1-4; Thespian 3,4. officer 4, A Family Christmas, Father Lives with Seven Women, South Pacific. Green Door 3; Ask Any Girl, Rendezvous with Music 4, Girl's League Council 4, Letterettes 3,4; GAA 2-4, officer 4, Quill G Scroll 3,4, officer 4; Student Council 4; Song Qfcicen 3; Librarian 4, Sweetheart Ball Court 4. KOEHLE - Transfer from Gervais H. S.; Choir 1-3; FHA 1-3. KRAUSE - FFA 1-4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Band 1. LEPIN - FHA 1-4, officer 3,4; GAA 2-4, officer 4; Pep Club 2, officer; Art Club 3; Girl s League Council 4; Letterettes 3,4; Majorette 3,4, officer 4; Student Council 4, Girl of the Month 2,3; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. JILL JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON JANET KALLUNKI CHARLOTTE KLEIN DARLENE KOEHLE DIANA LEPIN 25 BONNE NICHOIAS McK£NNA carol maddiX MADDDC - Nat. Honor Soc. 2-4; Annual Staff 2-4, Editor 4; Lcttcrettc 3,4, FHA 1,2, officer 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Quill C Scroll 4; Thespians 3,4; South Pacific 3; Girl's League Council 2; Girl of the Month 1-4. MCKENNA - Student Council 2; FFA 1,2, officer; Class officer 2,3; Football, Baseball, Basketball 1-4; Letterman 2-4, officer 4; All League Football 4; Prom Court, King, 3; NICHOLAS - GAA 4; Choir 2,3; Vocal groups 3,4; Girl's League Council 4; Homecoming Court 4; Art Club 3; South Pacific 3; Annual Staff 4; Girl of the Month 4. OLSEN - Transfer from Prairie City, Ore. PFAFF - FHA 1, 3,4, officer 4; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 2-4, officer; Spanish Club 2; Thespians 4; Girls Must Talk, Ask Any Girl 4; Bowling League 2, 3. RIDDERBUSCH - Band 1-4, officer 2. 3; Chorus 1-4; Vocal groups 2-4; Thespians 3,4; South Pacific 3; Ask Any Girl 4; In the Zone 4; Music in May 3; Rendezvous with Music 4; Letterman 3,4, officer 4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1,2,4; Student Council 3; Prom Court 3; Dance Band 1-4; Football Manager 3; Green Door 3. 26 ROBERTS - Band 1-4, officer; Choir 4; FHA 1-4, officer 2; Thespian 4; South Pacific, Green Door 3; Ask Any Girl, In the Zone, Girls Must Talk, Rendezvous with Music 4; Spring Musicals 1, 2. RYAN - FFA I, Art Club 4; Football 2; Sweetheart Ball King 4. SAMS - FHA 1,2. SANDERS - Letterette 3,4; Thespian 3,4; Family Christmas, Father Lives with Seven Women, South Pacific 3; FHA 1-4; Choir 4. SCHIMMEL - FFA 1-4, officer 2-4, State and District Farmer 4, 3; Letterman 3,4; Football 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Wrestling 3,4; Student Council 4; Band 1. SENSENBACH - Letterman 2-4; Football 1,2; TVack 1-4; Wrestling 3; FT A 1-4; Bowling League 2. DOtf SEtSE cH SCHIV 27 CURRY SLAYMAKER JERRY SMITH SHIRLEY SPARKS SLAYMAKER - Band 1-4, officer 4; Pep Band 3,4; Music in May, Green Door 3, Thespian 4; In the Zone, Ask Any Girl, Rendezvous with Music 4; Letterman 2-4; Football 1-3, Manager 2,3; Baseball 1-4; Wrestling 4; JV Basketball Manager 2; Annual Staff, photographer, CXiill G Scroll 4; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. SMITH - Track 1-3; Bowling League 3; Wrestling 3. SPARKS - Student Council 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Letterettes 3,4, officer; Girl's League Council 3; Librarian 2, officer; Thespian 3,4; South Pacific 3; Girl of the Month 2; Sweetheart Ball Court, National Honor Society 3.4, officer; Quill G Scroll 4; Pep Club 3; Choir 1,2. SRAMEK - Class officer 1; GAA 1-4, Letterettes 3.4, officer 4; FHA 1; Student Council 4; Choir 1-3; Vocal groups 1-4; Song Queen 3; Thespian 4; South Pacific, Green Door 3; Girls Must Talk, Rendezvous with Music 4; Girl of the Month 4. THAYER - GAA 2-4, officer 3; FHA 1,3,4, officer 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 3,4, officer 4, Class Officer 3; Girl's League Council 4; Letterette 3,4; National Honor Society 2-4, officer 3; Annual Staff 4; Girl of the Month 1, 3; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. 28 TRAMMELL - Band 2,4; Choir 1,4; Transfer from Los Angeles. WADE - FFA 1; Chess Club 1; Football 1; TYack 1, 2; In the Zone 4. WAITE - Tranfer from Richmond Academy, Augusta, Ga.; iill G Scroll 4, Art Club 4, officer; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Letterman 4. WALDROP - Transfer from Glendale, Ore.; Class officer 4; Student Council 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4; Qfcnll G Scroll 4; Letterman; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. WELKE - FHA 1; Librarian 1,2; Pep Club 3,4, officer 3; ASB Asst. TYeas., Treas. 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Letterette 3,4; Homecoming Court 4, South Pacific 3; Bowling League 3. PATTERSON WELTER - Transfer from Clatskanie; Choir 4. LEO WALDROP JOYCE WELKE LyDINA PATTERSON WELTER 29 WINTERS - Basketball 1-4; Track 1,2; Spanish Club 2; Letterman 4; Thespian 3,4, Art Club 4, officer; Chess Club 1; Quill G Scroll 4; Father Lives with Seven Women, Family Christmas 3; Sweetheart Ball Court 4. WITHAM - Majorettes 1-4; Choir 1-4; Pep Club 2, 3; CAA 2-4, officer 3,4; Thespian 3,4, officer 4; Father Lives with Seven Women, South Pacific, Green Door, A Family Christmas 3; Letterette 3,4; FHA 1,4; National Honor Society 3,4, officer 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Class Officer 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Rendezvous with Music, Ask Any Girl 4. WITTWER - FHA 1-4, officer 3,4, State Vice Pres.; Librarian 3,4, officer 4; Thespians 3,4, officer 4; Quill G Scroll 3,4, officer 4; Girl's League Council 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; Letterette 3,4; Song Queen 3; Pep Club 1,3; Father Lives with Seven Women, A Family Christmas 3; Ask Any Girl 4; Student Council 4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 2. 30 NOT PICTURED: RUTH IE GARNER, DAVID GRENNON, LUELLA SOUTHER HACKENBERG, BRUCE KEITH, ROBERT KRAUSE. REMEMBER: April in Paris ... .the eventful football nights in the Junior concessions stand.... com- petition yells.... sitting behind the seniors.... and your class officers: Pres. Jeff Wyckoff, V. Pres. Jim Lepin, Sec. Judi Jacobs, and Treas. Connie Barnett. Vre Vvv aVA Kctv S op''0 w' t'eS r ore )u °r The So pi 10 mores Each year all four classes have special responsibilities which fall to that class. These obli- gations set apart the senior, junior, sophomore, and fresh- men classes and yet bring all together as one student body. 33 Sharon Anderson Cynthia Andes Caroline Baker Jim Banta Connie Barnett Jim Gaston Joan Giles Diana Goe Rosemary Phillips Betty Hoard Larry Iszler Stan Iszler Norman Krause Jim Lepin Connie Me Mi lan Sue Sherburne La Verne Souther LaVaun Souther Linda Stennick Don Matney Thurston Newkirk Sue Stennick Bonnie Sundquist Robert VanNatta 34 Linda Bauserman Joe Burnham Pam Bush Deanne Carmeli Gerald Caulfield Jerry Chapman Julia DeVylder Linda Dorie Bob Emmett Diane White Not Pictured: Dwayne McCoy Larry Smith Jessie Tracy Fred Trisdale p '' Drivers Ed. Cfc s, ... the car wash_____your HeYnecoining fldajt.... and youKpfficersi' lies ■ Heynecoming float.. . . and your oificeiM Wes ? M r, Bill Stennick, V. Ptes, Jack Cramer, £gb Sandy Giepei, and Treas. Joe Nolasco. k SOPHOMORES Shirley Adams Dyannc Bernard Georgette Blcth Wayne Bloc her John Breen Jim Budge Pat Campbell Dick Canning Eldon Carrico Patty Chandler Betty Combs Sue Cook Jean Hallaran Susan Hirtzcl Larry Humphrey Norman Settle mire Judy Janvrin Jim Jenkins Bill Stennick Dorothy Stennick Donald Johnson Joan Thayer Kathy Titland Mike lYisdale Lance Johnson Mike Johns tun Larry Keith Elsie Lane George Lane Gloria Leever Doug Lenzer Fern Lusby Louise McAtee Marlene Mile Marlene Miller Wayne Millerd Sharyn Mize 11 James Murphy Glen Nelson Joe Nolasco Lois Olsen Terry Parrott Aretha Taggart Joanne Teschner Not Pictured; Not Pictured: Homer Cave Vicki Furor Mike Womsley Kathy Turner Janet Woolfolk Hazel Young Lynn Scott David Senscnbach Frosh initiation.... those English diagrams .... being last to leave the assemblies... and your officers: Pres. h$eil Slaymaker, V. IVes. George Chavez, Sec. Bonnie Sanders, and Treas. Linda Howe. FRESHMEN Donald Allen Paul Andes Nancy Ba user man David Beckham Donna Beltz Jane Boyle James Breen Barry Brown Dick Burke Florence Burkhard Don Calvert Paul Carrico Danny Carter Pat Caufield Peggy Cave Tarry' Chapman Carole Chandler George Chavez Jennifer Cowan Linda Dailey Shirley Deal Jerry Doric Cora Lee Frame Howard Greene Toni Griffith Pat Hadlock Larry Russell Lorraine Russell Neil Slay maker Clyde Stanley Betty Stennick John Tift Bob Hoard John TVisdale Marlene We Ike Marvin Hobbs Cynthia Hov Linda Howe Eddie Hupp Gary Jennings Tom Jump Bill Keith Sandy Kcsscll John Klein Darnell Koehle Don Krause Renee Lackey Joe Mark ley Jack Mason Eleanor Matncy Claudia Meeks Uaiiaf Rirzrnthai Bonnie Sanders Chuck Setzer Robert Teschner Janice Thayer Wayne We Ike Eddie West Dennis Widme — Janet Oliva Cheryl Parks Not Pictured: Ted Boursaw Patty Grcnnon Jennie Puckett Joy- Rose bra ugh Ginny Scholtcn Jane Stcnnick ACTIVITIES [th malice toward none; with charity tor all; !nn?mess in the right, as God gives us to Student Council Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but im- possible to enslave. Lord Brogham The student council worked in close co- operation with the administration and faculty in order to insure student government for the betterment of the school and student life. President Bob Furer Vice-President Don Carnahan Secretary Lyn Chase Treasurer Joyce We Ike Assistant Treasurer Connie Barnett Front Row-L to R: N. Slaymaker, J. Wyckoff, C. Barnett, D. Carnahan, B. Furer, L. Chase, J. Welke, B. Stennick, L. Waldrop; Second Row-Mr. Greene, Advisor; L. Thayer, J. Kallunki, D. Lepin, G. Sramek, K. Wittwer, V. Cannon, D. McKenna, C. Klein, J. Johnson, S. Sparks, K. Witham, B. Burnham. 44 Kathy Witham Pres. G. A. A. The Annual GAA Play Day was held at Rainier this year. Students from Castle Rock, Banks, Kalama, and Scappoose attended. Each girl is taught to love the out-of-doors, plus good sportsmanship in any sport she may enter. C. Witham D. White B. Nicholas J. Owens, D. Forsyth L. Chase, K. Deal S. Stennick, D. Lepin, Treas. G. Sramek, Vice-IYes. Advisor Miss Schranz L. Stennick J. Thayer, S. Cramer L. Dailey, C. Pfaff J. Kallunki, C. Klein, Sec. B. Burnham K. Witham Shirley Sparks Pres. To become a Letterette a girl must first earn 1000 points by working on committees and enter- ing into various activities. In service to their school the Letterettes annually conduct In service to their school the Letterettes ann- ually conduct the Red Cross Drive. Letterettes Front Row-L to R: G. Sramek, D. Forsy th, V. Pres.; L. Chase, R. Janvrin, Sec.; S. Sparks, M. Combs, Treas.; J. Welke, R. Young, L. Bauserman, K. Witham, Second Row-C. Klein, B. Burnham, D. Lepin, L. Thayer, K. Kelly, C. Sanders, K. Deal, S. Stennick, C. Barnett, Mrs. Ingold, Advisor; Last Row-K. Wittwer, J. Kallunki, C. Bentley, L. Dailey, M. Budge, B. Cava ns as, J. Diedrich, D. White, C. Witham, R. Phillips, C. Maddix. 45 Girl’s League This year the Girls' League has stimulated relationships among the girls and between the girls and the faculty. The Senior Tea is the Girls' League's largest event for the year. In charge of the Senior Tea is the new Vice President for the following year. Girl of the Year Kathy Wittwer Future Farmers of America The development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship are the primary goals of Future Farmers of America. Vice-President Jim Lepin and President Irwin Schimmel prepare for the 1961 Agricultural Award Banquet. Front Row-L to R: P. Caulifield, G. Jennings, J. Tift, W. Lepin, S. Mercer, J. Markley, T. Chapman, T. Jump, W. Welke, Second Row-Mr. Ahlstrom, Advisor; J. Burnham, Sec.; R. Schimmel, B. Stennick, J. Lepin, V. Pres.; I. Schimmel, R. Ball, Treas.; P. Carrico, Third Row-H. Cave, J. Smith, J. Budge, E. Carrico, J. Pfaff, J. Gaston, D. Hadlock, D. Matney, B. Allen, B. Hoard, J. Norman, D. Krause, M. Hobbs, R. Teschner, Fourth Row-B. Krause, K. Coulson, B. Womack, L. Isler, J. Dorie, B. Brown, D. Sensenbach, B. Keith, Last Row-B. Keith, D. Sensenbach, M. Jbhnstun, N. Krause, K. Gressett, S. Isler, D. Calvert, J. Curtis, N. Settle mire. Irwin Schimmel Pres. The year RUHS was distinguished by having Beverly Burhnam as District FHA chairman and Kathy Wittwer as State FHA vice president. Each girl in FHA works for good home and family life for all. Gateway to the Home was the theme of this year's FHA District meeting held at Rainier. Future Homemakers of America —Home Preparation Diana Lepin Front Row-L to R: Miss Henkle, Advisor; D. Forsyth, K. Witham, L. Thayer, C. Pfaff, K. Wittwer, Sec.; D. Lepin, J. Woolfolk, S. Cook, P. Chandler, Treas.; E. Lusby, A. Taggart, Second Row-J. Boyle, J. Thayer, S. Mize 11, K. Titland, P. Hadlock, J. Rosebraugh, J. Stennick, J. Hallaran, G. Bleth, S. Adams, J. DeVylder, F. Lusby, Third Row-N. Bauserman, J. Parmer, R. Lackey, B. Combs, J. Janvrin, L. McAtee, D. White, M. Miller, L. Dailey, J. Oliva, P. Gaston, L. Bauser- man, R. Young, Last Row-L. Scott, C. McMilan. 48 Seated-L to R: Mr. Baker, Advisor; R. Janvrin, S. Sparks, K. Witham, V. Pres.; J. Jacobs, Sec.; Second Row-M. Olsen, S. Anderson, L. Thayer, K. Wittwer, M. Combs, C. Maddix, B. Combs, M. Harrison, S. Shurburne, C. Barnett, L. Scott, Last Row-B. Stennick, V. Cannon, B. Furer, J. Wyckoff. Shirley Sparks Pres. The National Honor Society The Honor Society was developed as a reward for scholarship and to encourage leadership among scholastic students. The members are directly responsible for so- liciting for and publishing each year's Emeraude. The annual for 1961 begins to take shape. Democracy I s A democracy cannot exist without a well informed people. This thought is foremost in the mind of the Journalism students as they gather the news and publish The Columbian weekly. The news staff prepares copy for Friday's deadline. ROLL THE PRESS! SHIRLEY AND LEO. At the beginning of the second semester, the Columbian staff was completely changed. Don Carnahan and Jeff Wyckoff were selected as co-editors, a job they will also hold next year. Ron Carnahan, top, Barbara Jenkins and Virginia Jensen, below, search for those unwanted errors. Freedom of the Press L to R-J. Gaston, N. Krause, C. Klein Gaston, £ Vftnte Krause Co-Editors K. Wittwer C. Klein FEATURE-Lto R-R. Winters, C. Witham, S. Sherburne, S. Sparks D. Forsyth, R. Cowles. Quill § Scroll This year the Quill and Scroll was actively engaged in putting out the weekly Columbian. The purpose of this club is to promote high school awareness to journalism and develop the ability to record world and school events. Librarian Front Row-L to R: Mr. Baker, Advisor; B. Jenkins, Charlotte Sec.; C. Klein, J. Kallunki, V. Pres.; K. Wittwer, Klein Treas.j Second Row-V. Jensen, M. Teschner, S. tv... Sherburne, D. Forsyth, C. Maddix, K. Deal, S. Sparks, Third Row-R. Winters, L. Waldrop, J. Gaston, J. Wyckoff, R. Cowles, N. Krause, Last Row-C. Slay maker, D. Carnahan, T. Waite, S. White. No night is wholly black as long as there are books. Author unknown L to R: R. Phillips, Treas. J. Tracy, S. Cramer, M. Anderson, L. Dorie, K. Kelly, P. Jensen, C. Miller, S. Ander- son, M. Olsen, V. Pres.; L. Souther, C. McMilan, Sec.; K. Deal, K. Wittwer, Mrs. Barton, Advisor. Kathy Wittwer Pres. : 1 i _ The 1961 Pep Club showed off their new look in appearance and yells under the guidance of Advisor Debra Schranz. The accent was on entertainment, variety, and PEP!!! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Beverly Burnham SONG QUEENS Lyn Chase Dorothy Forsyth Colleen Bentley Captain Janet Kallunki Rosemary Janvrin Sue Cook Sharyn Mize 11 Georgette Bleth Captain J.V. CHEERLEADERS Rally! Front Row-L to R: L. Dailey, Second Row-B. Jenkins, J. Welke, Third Row-L. Scott, C. Pfaff, P. Gaston, J. Janvrin, Fourth Row-L. Stennick, S. Cramer, L. Thayer, J. Nys, J. Jacobs, Last Row-S. Stennick, C. McMilan, K. Titland, S. Erickson, J. Woolfolk, J. Owens. VARSITY PEP CLUB Linda Thayer Pres. Art Club The Art Club, created through the efforts of Joe Norton, art instructor, is a recent mem- ber to the many student organizations at RUHS. Promotion of art in the school and community is the Art Club's aim. Front Row-L to R: T. Waite, R. Young, Sec.; R. Winters, V. Pres.; Mr. Norton, Advisor; J. Everman, J. Thayer, R. Ball, Second Row-S. Stennick, E. Matney, E. Forrest, S. Sherburne, L. Souther, L. Souther, S. Champagne, B. Hoard. Thespians The purpose of the Thespians is the advancement of dramatic arts. To fulfill this purpose— Ask Any Girl, In the Zone, Guys and Dolls, and a speech class movie. Kathy Wittwer Pres. Seated-LtoR: R. Winters, J. Wyckoff, D. Forsyth, K. Witham, Sec.; J. Johnson, TYeas.; C Barnett, V. Pres.; K. Wittwer, C. Klein, L. Chase, Second Row-A. Caulfield, L. Dailey, M Combs, S. Sparks, C. Sanders, T. Ellis, B. Burnham, C. Pfaff, S. Sherburne, G. Sramek, J. Kallunki, C. Slaymaker, Last Row-R. Cowles, B. Nicholas, K. Deal, C. Maddix, M. Budge, B. Furer, V. Cannon, E. Ridderbusch, D. Carnahan, C. Bentley, Mr. Baker, Advisor; B. Womack. 55 Left to right: Connie Me Milan A1 Caufield Mr. Bell, director Rosemary Phillips Clyde Stanley Jeanne Trammel Carol Lynn Baker Linda Hendricks Nellie Davis Neil Slay maker Dianne White Gerald Caulfield Martin Marquart Verland Cannon Sam Mercer Howard Greene Marianne Harrison Dennis Widme Curry Slaymaker John Breen Edd Ridderbusch The Rainier music department, under the direction of Fred Bell, has been well heard this year through concerts, dances, pep assemblies, athletic events, and plays. The Arion Award this year went to the outstanding band student, Curry Slaymaker. Front: Mr. Bell Nellie Davis Neil Slaymaker A1 Caulfield Back: Verland Cannon Curry Slaymaker Jeff Wyckoff Dennis Widme John B een Edd Ridderbusch 56 Top row: Bev Burnham Barbara Cava ness Verland Cannon Bob Edwards Janet Nys Linda Stennick Jeanne Trammel Middle row: Georgette Bleth Carol Sanders Mike Wamsley A1 Caulfield Sandra Erickson Pat Campbell Kathy Turner Bottom row: Mr. Bell director Marianne Harrison accompanist Marily Olsen Kathy Witham Edd Ridderbusch Bill Womack Patty Chandler Karen Kelly Dallas and the Lettermen The Senior Trio performed at many school functions this year and sang with the Columbos, the RUHS dance band. The Trio: Bev Burnham, Coleen Bentley, Charlotte Klein. O0'xV Thurston Newkirk, Dallas Johnson, and Don Carnahan Majorettes 58 Friday morning pep assembly Curtain ja -Sta9« Crev' The Play’s the Thing V Behind the Scenes '.. A PLAY IS ONLY AS GOOD AS THE PREPARATION THAT PRECEDES IT After the PiaY and the tabulation o{ Thesp'an Speech—Drama Class RUHS Presents ii y Guys and Dolls MU KUIWN' INL0B 2_ She'll tell you Romance is the thing A Glimpse of the Play HOMECOMING COURT Bonnie Nicholas Linda Howe Queen Rosemary Young Patti Chandler Yo Joyce We Ike 1 Jfe. • 1 Kill those Tigers! Hang those Fish-Heads! These were just a few of the cries heard at the bonfire on the night before the Homecoming game with arch rival Clatskanie. A Clatskanie player was burned in effigy in the bonfire; the rally squad led the crowd in several yells; the coach gave a pep talk; and the crowd piled into cars for the annual serpentine through Clats- kanie. Friday night following the game, the senior class held the Homecoming Dance in the gym decorated with fall flowers and greenery and football favors. Rosemary Young, the junior princess, was crowned queen during intermission. The 1961 Junior Prom was held on April 29 at the Rainier Union High School from 9 to mid- night. The gym was hardly recognizable; it was disguised in a French manner following the “April in Paris theme. A giant Eiffel Tower in the center of the dance floor added to the at- mosphere as did the many, many flowers and the sidewalk cafe. The couples danced to the music of the Glenn Miller Orchestra while anxiously awaiting the crowning. Finally the moment came! In front of a large map of France composed completely of flowers, Queen Carol Witliam and King Steve White were crowned. The orchestra swayed into the theme song and the king and queen led off the royal dance. 67 KING BILL RYAN PRINCESS CHARLOTTE KLEIN PRINCE CURRY SLAYMAKER HELLO YOUNG PRINCESS LINDA THAYER PRINCE LEO WALDROP LOVERS! PRINCESS SANDY CRAMER 1 ROGER WINTERS QUEEN DIANA LEPIN PRINCE LARRY CARTER PRINCESS SHIRLEY SPARKS 69 70 Flower Girl Sherri Welter ATHLETICS Behind Each Team Play are LETTERMEN CLUB From left to right, Row 1. Larry Carter, Senior; Irwin Schimmel, Senior; Curry Slay maker, Senior; Ed Ridderbusch, Senior; Bob Furer, Senior; Verland Cannon, Senior; Bob Johnson, Senior; Jerry Everman, Senior; Dale McKenna, Senior. Row 2. Dick Hadlock, Junior; Don Carnahan, Junior; Jeff Wyckoff, Junior; Steve White, Junior; Jim Gaston, Junior; Joe Burnham, Junior; Jim Lepin, Junior; Bill Womack. Row 3. A1 Caulfield, Senior; Ron Ball, Senior; Donald Sensenbach, Senior; Leon Schmidt, Sophomore; David Sensenbach, Sophomore; Bill Stennick, Sophomore; Jim Budge, Sophomore; Rollin Schimmel, Sophomore. All-Cowapa League Football Players. From left to right, Kneeling. Dale McKenna, First Team, Steve White, First Team. Standing, Lee Waldrop, Honorable Mention, Bob Furer, Second Team, Verland Can- non, Second Team, Irwin Schimmel, Honorable Mention. Dale McKenna Senior End Jim Gaston Junior QB ft Irwin Schimmel Senior Tackle 76 s6? b Furer nior End © Steve White Junior HB RAINIER FOOT THE COLUMBIANS From Jeft to right, Row 1. Johnson, Verland Cannon, Bob Furer, Ron Ball. Gaston, Larry Carter, Steve White, Rollin Sc Burnham, Jack Cramer, Tom Parrot, Eldon Carr shey, Head Coach. Row 4. Raymond Peterson, Schmidt, Norman Krause, and Bill Stennick COLUMBIAN 11 HAS GOOD YEAR Although the Rainier Columbians did not go to State, they finished 4th in a league of 11 teams. The Columbians overpowered Estacada and Sherwood, both of which finished 2nd in their respective leagues, but lost to their traditional rivals, Vernonia and Clat- skanie. All in all, Rainier had a fairly successful season, and placed two men, Dale McKenna and Steve White on the Cowapa All-League Team. Dale McKennan, Lee Waldrop, Irwin Schimmel, Bob Row 2. Jerry Everman, Thurston Newkirk, Jim himmel, Dick Hadlock, Bill Womack. Row 3. Joe ico, Jim Lepin, John Breen, Jim Budge, Mr. Her- Dallas Johnson, Don Carnahan, Don Matney, Leon SEASON'S RECORD SEPT. 9 .. RAINIER 20 NEAHKAHNIE 6 SEPT. 16 28 SHERWOOD 6 SEPT. 23 .. RAINIER 7 VERNONIA 13 SEPT. 30 .. RAINIER 34 BANKS 7 OCT. 7 .. RAINIER 13 ESTACADA 7 OCT. 14 . . RAINIER 13 HOOD RIVER 6 OCT. 21 .. RAINIER 20 CLATSKANIE 24 OCT. 28 .. RAINIER 27 CONCORDIA 6 NOV. 4 .. RAINIER 12 SEASIDE 20 © Verland Cannon Senior Center Bob Johnson Senior Guard Leo Waldrop Senior Guard © Bill Womack Junior FB Don Carnahan Junior FB Leon Schmidt Soph. Tackle 77 Jim Gaston (Hidden, with ball) heads for pay dirt behind Bill Womack and Dale McKenna. Rollin Schimmel tries for Seaside runner while Verland Cannon (62), Irwin Schim- mel (59), Dale McKenna (35), Bob Furer (60), and Steve White (52) move in. Schmidt Ridderbusch Womack Keith Winters Varsity Basketball 1960—61 «■ f   « •3 A . Dale McKenna Leon Schmidt Bob Furer Bruce Keith Roger Winters Waite Bill Womack Mr. Hershey Head Coach Ridderbusch Jerry Chapman Furer McKenna Waite Chapman I 54 M rxu« 3 4 -sssss r j_ _ •. r ■ Keith, Leon Schmidt, u jj THE SCHMIDT FIGHTS FOR THE BALL Although the Rainier Columbians had a very poor 1960-61 Basket- ball season, in which they lost all their games, they played very well against some of their opponents, such as White Swan, Concordia, and Clatskanie. However, when Rainier played their best games, their opponents seemed to play their best also, and thus the Columbians were unable to break into the win column. THE BENCH COLUMBIANS RAINIER VS. CONCORDIA FREE THROW RAINIER VS. HOOD RIVER J V Basketbal From left to right. Standing, Eldon Carrico, Chuck Setzer, Don Carnahan, Bill Stennick, Norman Krause, Jeff Wyckoff, Jerry Chapman, Wayne Lepin, and Ray Peterson. Kneeling, D on Krause and Mr. Taylor, coach. Chapman and Wyckoff in action against Concordia. Chapman drives for a lay- in followed by Carnahan. Freshmen Basketbal From left to right, Widme, West, Slaymaker, Carrico, Keith, Mason, Calvert, Greene, Lowe, Krause, Newbold, Pritchard, Hobbs, and Hupp. Kneeling, Mr. Burns, coach, and Jennings. Wrestling THE 1961 WRESTLING SQUAD The Rainier Wrestling gaard, did very well over half of their match White, Rollin Schimmel, Schimmel, on the All-C feat is further outstan is the first year of maj The high point of th Rollin Schimmel and Nei State Meet. 82 Squad Squad, coached by Mr. Ode- this season, winning well es and placing 4 men, Steve Larry. Carter, and Irwin owapa League Team. Th ding considering that this or wrestling at Rainier, e season came when 2 men, 1 Slaymaker placed in the Four wrestlers, Irwin Schimmel, Larry Carter, Steve White, and Rollin Schimmel, made the All-Cowapa League Wrest- ling Squad. Due to a camera breakdown, their pictures were unable to be shown here. Baseball AFTER A POP UP Varsity Track Squad Kneeling: Mike Etienne, Dick Canning, Joe Burnham, Rollin Schimmel, Gerald Caulfield, Jim Budge, Ray Peterson, Manager. Standing: Leo Waldrop, Manager, Bob Johnson, Jerry Everman, Larry Carter, Ron Ball, Bob Furer, Verland Cannon, Leon Schmidt, Eldon Carrico, Jim Lepin, Mr. Bums, Coach. ED RIDDERBUSCH The Rainier Ttack Squad had a fairly successful 1961 season, winning the greater percentage of their meets and placing 2nd in the Cowapa District meet. Rainier sent 5 men to the State Meet. Kw BOB JOHNSON JERRY EVERMAN BOB FURER Freshmen Track Kneeling; Paul Carrico, John Norman, Ronnie Haggerman, Sam Mercer, Robert Teschner, George Chavez, and Dick Burke. 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