Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1962 volume:

Foreword May this 1962 edition of the Emeraude bring to all the students and faculty of Rainier Union High School a wealth of memories of the hard work and good times at our Alma Mater during. .. THAT WONDERFUL YEAR - 1962 THE EMERAUDE Published by Circulus Honoris chapter of the National Honor Society Rainier Union High School Rainier, Oregon To Mr, Lester Hershey, our fine teacher, coach, and friend we dedicate this yearbook. His students, fellow teachers, and all others who knew him loved and respected him. His passing was a great loss felt by each of us at R.U.H.S. In His honor, the Lions' Club has set up an annual Hershey Memorial award to be pre- sented each year to an outstanding R.U.H.S. lineman. Mr. Hershey, you will always be with us in memory. 2 Seated left to right the board members are: Mr. Roy Elliott, Mr. Everett Skeans, Mr. Joe Walker, Mr. Otto Hackenberg, Mr. Floyd Leever, and Mr. Joe Schrieber. THE SCHOOL BOARD 4 OUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Norman Greene, our principal, who has been a capable administrator at Rainier Union High School for three years. SECRETARY First Row: Kathy Turner, Carolyn Baker, Georgette Bleth, La Verne Souther, Carolyn Edmison, Diane White, Linda Dorie, Aretha Taggart, Marlene Miller. Second Row: Joe Burnham, Jim Gaston, Stan Iszler, Bill Womack, Don Carnahan, Jim Lepin. Third Row: Judi Jacobs, Janet Woolfolk, Suzi Stennick, Jana Owens, Linda Bauserman, Linda Stennick, Sandy Giepel, Connie McMilan, Rose- mary Phillips, Deanne Carmeli, Cora Lee Frame. Mrs. Doris Flippin, our faithful secretary, has served R. U. H. S. well for nineteen years. TEACHERS’ HELPERS OFFICE GIRLS Mrs. Flippin, Janet Nys, Pat Campbell, Diane White, Carol Witham, Lonna Kirsch, Karen Kelly, Rosemary Young. MR. ALFRED APPLEBY Algebra I, Biology, Chemistry; Jr. class Chief advisor. MR. JOHN AHLSTROM Agriculture I, II, III, G IV; FFA Advisor. MR. CHESTER BOYLE English I G II, U. S. History, Frosh Co-Advisor, Emeraude Co-Advisor, Honor Society Co-Advisor. MRS. EDNA BARTON Librarian; English I G II; Li- brarian Club Advisor; Jr. Class Co-Advisor. 6 MR. FRED BELL Band, Gen. Business, Begin- ner Band, Pep Band Advisor, Soph. Class Advisor, Music Activities. MR. EUGENE DAVIS American Problems, World History, Boys' P. E. MR. LEROY BURNS Boys' P. E., Counseling, Ath- letic Director, Head track coach, J. V. football coach, Sr. Class Co-Advisor, Coun- se lor. MRS. EDITH INGOLD English I G IV, Latin I, Span- ish II, French I, Dean of Girls, Girls' League Advisor, Letter- ette Advisor. MR. CECIL GOLDEN General math, Algebra I G II, Geometry, Head baseball coach, Frosh football, J. V. basketball, Honor Society, Emeraude Co-Advisor. MRS. MARVA HARRIS Journalism, Speech G Drama, English II G III, Columbian Advisor, Jr. Class Advisor. 7 The Faculty MR. JOSEPH NORTON Mechanical Drawing, Art, Crafts, World Geography, World History. MISS HELEN WRAY Typing I G II, Shorthand, Book- keeping, Auditor of Student Accounts, Sophomore Co-Advisor. 8 MR. STANLEY PEERBOOM Assistant to Athletic Director, General Science, World Geography, Biology, Head Basketball Coacl Frosh Football Coach. MRS. DEBRA VAN ROEKEL Sociology G Family Living, Girls' P.E., Student Council Advisor, G.A.A. Advisor, Pep Club Advisor. Standing: Mrs. Van Roekel, Advisor, Spooky Brusco, Suzi Stennick, Danny Carter, Carol Witham, Dennis Widme, Janet Woolfolk, Jeff Wyckoff, Katliy Titland, Bill Womack, Connie McMilan, Jim Lepin, and Linda Bauserman. Seated: Officers - Connie Barnett, Marianne Harrison, Rollin Schimmel, Pam Jensen, and Betty Combs. STUDENT COUNCIL Marianne Harrison, Secretary; Betty Combs, Assist. Treasurer; Rollin Schimmel, President; Connie Barnett Treasurer; Pam Jensen, Vice-President. BUS DRIVERS The bus drivers from left to right are: Mr. Boyle, Mr. Barton, Bob Skeans, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Van Roekel. Skip Lance and Jay Zimmerman are not pictured. We are very sorry that we were unable to obtain a picture of our fine cooks and their helpers. We hope that they will forgive us and continue to furnish as nourishing and appetizing meals as they have in the past. CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Sather were the custodians for the first half of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin took over the janitorial duties for the re- mainder of the year. THE MOST MOST TALENTED MARIANNE HARRISON and JEFFREY WYCKOFF BEST PERSONALITIES JIM GASTON and CAROL WITHAM THE BEST 12 BEST ATHLETES STEVE WHITE and SUSAN STENNICK BEST WORKERS CONNIE BARNETT and BILL WOMACK Ci t izenship Award Winners Jeffrey Wyckoff Marianne Harrison C. P. A... 3. 957 G. P. A... 3. 957 CO- VALEDICTORIANS TOP TEN SALUTA TORI AN Judith Jacobs G.P. A..3.696 Connie Barnett G.P. A. .3.667 Marily Olsen G.P. A. .3.630 Janet Nys G.P.A...3.543 Carolyn Baker C.P.A...3.532 Linda Stennick C.P.A...3.413 Sharon Anderson C.P.A...3.400 Joan Giles G.P. A. ..3.370 Robert Van Natta G.P. A... 3. 283 15 SHARON ANDERSON Honor Society 3-4; Choir 4; Annual Staff 3-4; Girls' Quartet 4; Librar- ians 1-4, Off. 4; Letterettes 4. CYNTHIA ANDES Spanish Club 1. The Senior Class Officers are: Carol Witham, Linda Bauserman, Jim Gaston, and President Susie Stennick. CLASS OF 1962 CONNIE BARNETT CAROLYN BAKER Band 3; Majorette 4; Choir 1-2,4; GAA 1-2, FHA 1; For. Lang. Club 2; Girls' Quartet 4; Music in May 4. FHA 1,2; Thespians 2-4, Off. 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3.4; Oh Promise Me, 2, South Pacific 2, Ask Any Girl 3, Girls Must Talk 3, Drums of Death 4; ASB Treas. 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Class Off. 3; Prom Court 3; Girls' State 3; Art Club 2. LINDA BAUSERMAN FHA 1-3, GAA 3-4, Off. 4; Prom Court 3; Letterettes 3-4, Off. 4; Student Council 4; Bowling 2-4, Capt. 3-4, Off. 4; Class Off. 4; Thespians 4; Intramurals 1—4; JV Cheerleader 2. FFA 1-3; Lcttcrman 2-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4, All league 3; Basketball 1; Bowling 2,3; Thespian 3; Guys C Dolls 3; Columbian Staff 4; Class Off. 2; Intramurals 1,2; Art Club. SHERRY CHAMPAGNE Art Club 3; Librarian 3; Intramurals 1-2. - GAA 1,2; Choir 4; Girls' Quartet 4; FHA 1-3. Intramurals 1. BARBARA CAVA NESS Band 1-3; Choir 3,4; FHA 1,2; Librarians 4; Thespians 4; Music in May 3; Columbian Staff 4; Guys G Dolls 3; Drums of Death 4; Letterettes 3-4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4. HAROLD CAULFIELD Football 4; FFA 1-4. DON CARNAHAN Baseball 2-4, All league 3; Football 3,4, All league 4, Basketball 3; Lettcrman 3,4; Thespian 3,4; ASB Vice-Pres. 3, Student Council 3; Prom Court 3; Columbian Staff 3, Ed. 3; Drums of Death Bowl- ing 4. FHA 1; CAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Librarians 3; Intramurals 1-2. Transferred from Scappoosc 2; Pep Club 4; Librarians 4; FHA 2-3. Class Off. 1; Baseball 1-4; Basket- ball 1-3; Football 1-2; Letterman 1-4; Bowling 4; FFA 1-3; Prom Court 3. JIM GASTON Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Foot- ball 1-4, All-League 4, Track 2-4; Prom Court 3; Class Off. 4; FFA 1-4, Off. 4; Columbian Staff 3; Letterman 1-4; Guys C Dolls 3; Art Club 3; Thespians 4; Bowling 3, Capt. 3. DICK HADLOCK JOAN GILES Transferred from Brattleboro, Vermont 3; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4. Class Off. 1; FFA 1-3; Prom Court 3; Football 1-4, Hon. Mention All- League 4; Guys G Dolls 3; Letter- man 2-4; Wrestling 4; Thespians 3-4; Bowling 2-3; Baseball 3; Track 1; Basketball 1-2; Columbian Staff 4; Intramurals 1-2; Carnival Court 1. H MARIANNE HARRISON Band 1-4, Off. 4; Choir 1-3; Girls' Trio 3-4; Honor Society 2-4, Off. 4; Thespians 4, Off. 4; GAA 2; Pep Band 2-4, Off. 4; Pep Club 1,2,4, Off. 4; Letterettes 4; Art Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 2-4, Bus. Mgr. 4; Intramurals 1-2, Champs 1; ASBSec. 4; G.L. Council 4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4; Guys Dolls 3, Music in May 4. BETTY HOARD Art Club 2; CAA 4; Guys C Dolls 3; Intramurals 1-2. NORMAN KRAUSE Basketball 2-4; Baseball 2-4; Foot- ball 3-4; FFA 1-4; Quill Scroll 3; Letterman 3-4; Bowling 4; Guys C Dolls 3; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4. STAN ISZLER FFA 1-4, Off. 3-4, Nat. Convention 4; Baseball Mgr. 1; Football Mgr. 4; Letterman 1,4. LARRY ISZLER FFA 1-4; Basketball Mgr. 4. JUDI JACOBS Girls' Trio 3-4; Thespians 4; Carnival Court 1; Pep Club 2-3; Class Off. 3; Honor Society 2-4, Off. 3-4; Annual Staff 2-4, Ed. 4; Drums of Death 4; Lettercttes 3-4; Intramurals 1. DALLAS JOHNSON KAREN KELLY FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Choir 1-4; Lib- rarians 3-4, Off. 4; Band 3; Columbian Staff 4; Guys Dolls 3; Lettercttes 3-4; Thespians 3-4. Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 2; Thespians 3-4; Ask Any Girl 3; Drums of Death 4; FFA 1-3; Boys' Trio 3-4; Intramurals 2; Bowling 2-3; Letterman 4; Columbian Staff 4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4. G.L. Council 3.4; Librarian 1-4, Off. 2-4; FHA 1-4; Band 1-4, Off. 4; Student Council 4. Track 1,2; Class Off. 1; FFA 1-3, State Convention 3; Art Club 3; Sweethearts' Ball King 4. Track 1-4; Football 3-4, Hon. Mention 4; Basketball 1,2; Letterman 2-4; Prom Court 3; Student Council 4; Class Off. 3; Jr. Marshall 3; Intramurals 1,2, Champs 2; FFA 1-4, Off. 2-4, Nat. Convention 4. DON MATNEY Football 1-3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Letterman 4; FFA 1-4, Off. 4, State Convention 2-4, Nat. Convention 4; Bowling 4; Guys G Dolls” 3; South Pacific 2; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4; Intramurals 2,3. JANET NYS CHRISTINE MILLER Transferred from Clatskanie 2; Lib- rarians 2-4; FHA 4; Intramurals 2. ART NORRED Columbian Staff 4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4; Intra murals. FHA 1,2; GAA 2,3; Pep Club 1-3; Choir 3,4; Columbian Staff 4; Thespians 4; Letterettes 4; Intramu- rals 1-3, Champs 2; Guys C Dolls ; Bowling 4, Prom Court 3; Homemaker of Year,4; Class Off. 2; Office Girl 4; G.L. Vice-Ptes. 3, Pres. 4. MARILY OLSEN Librarians 1-4, Off. 2,3; Choir 1-4; Music in May 3; Lcttcrcttcs 3-4, Off. 4; Guys G Dolls 3; Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Girls' Quartet 4; Band 2. JESSIE TRACY Librarians 3,4; FHA 4. JANA OWENS ROSEMARY PHILLIPS Bowling 3,4, Off. 4; GAA 1-4; Intra- murals 1-4; FHA 2; Homecoming Court 4; Drums of Death 4; Pep Club 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Columbian Staff 4. LA VERNE SOUTHER Choir 4; Pep Club 3; Prom SUSAN STENNICK Librarians 2-4, Off. 3-4; Band 2-4; Choir 1-2, 4; FHA 2; Letterettcs 3-4; Intramurals 2. LINDA STENNICK FHA 1-4, Off. 2; Pep Club 1-3; J. V. Cheerleader 2; GAA 2-4, Off. 4; Prom Court 3; Lcttcrettes 3,4, G. L. Council 2-4; Student Council 1,4; Annual Staff 3; Intramurals 1-4, Champs 1,2; Bowl- ing 3,4; Jr. Marshall 3; Thespians 4; Drums of Death 4; Art Club 3; Home- coming Court 4. Choir 2,3; Librarians 4; Student Council 4; Letterettcs 4, Off. 4; Pep Club 2-4, Off. 2,4; GAA 2-4, G. L. Council 3; Honor Society 4-, Annual Staff 4; Bowl- ing 4; Intramurals 1-4, Champs 2; Thespians 4; Sweethearts' Court 4, Chairman 4; Drums of Death . DIANNE WHITE Pep Club 1,4, Off. 4; CAA 2-4, Off. 4; FHA 3,4; Band 1-3; Intra- murals 1-4; Bowling 4; Lcttcr- ettes 3-4, Off. 4; Student Council 4; Guys G Dolls 3; Thespians 3,4; Sweethearts' Ball Court 4. ROBERT VAN NATTA FFA 1-2; Foreign Language Club 2; Intramurals 2. STEVE WHITE Football 1-4, Capt. 4, All-League 3,4, Hon. Mention All State 4; Baseball 1-3, All-League 3; Wrestl- ing 3-4, All-League 3; FFA 1-3; Letterman 2-4; Thespians 3-4; Class Off. 2; Prom King 3; Quill G Scroll 3; Bowling 3; Intramurals 1-3, Champs 2; Guys G Dolls 3. CAROL WITHAM BILL WOMACK Majorette 3,4, Off. 4, Capt. 4; Intramurals 1-4, Champs 2; Prom Queen 3; Letterettes 3,4, Off. 4; Class Off. 4, GAA 3,4; Bowling 4; Student Council 4; Thespians 3-4; G.L. Council 4, Jr. Marshall 3; Guys G Dolls 3; Quill G Scroll. Baseball 1-4; Football 2-4; Basket- ball 3; Wrestling 4; Thespians 3,4; Boys' Trio 4; Ensemble 3; Choir 2,3; South Pacific 2; Cuys G Dolls 3; Letterman 1-4, Off. 4, FFA 2,3; Student Council 1-4; Prom Chairman, Prom Court 3; Jr. Marshall 3; Class Off. 2; Columbian Staff 4. FRED TRISDALE FFA 3. JEFF WYCKOFF Baseball 1-4, All-League 3; Basket- ball 1-4; Letterman 2-4, Off. 3,4; Honor Society 2-4, Off. 4; Choir 4; Student Council 3,4; Class Off. 3; Thespians 3-4, Off. 4, Honor 4; Bowling 3-4, Off. 4; Annual Staff 2-4; Columbian Staff 3-4, Ed. 3,4; Quill G Scroll 3; Ask Any Girl 3; Guys G Dolls 3, Drums of Death 4; Colombos 3; Boys' Quartet 3, Music in May 4. ROSEMARY YOUNG FHA 1-4; GAA 3-4, Off. 4; Letter- ettes 3-4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Intramurals 1-4; Prom Court 3; Homecoming Queen 3; JV Cheerleader 2; G.L. Council 4; Art Club 3, Off. 3; Thespians 4. CAROLYN EDMISON FHA 1; Columbian Staff 4; Drums of Death Crew 4; Intramurals 1; Thespians 4; Sweethearts' Ball Qfceen 4; GAA 4; Transferred to Eugene 2. THE SENIORS IN 1950 23 Shirley Adams Wayne Bloc her Dyanne Bernard Jim Budge Dick Canning Eldon Carrico Jack Cramer John Curtis Georgette Bleth Pat Campbell Patti Chandler Sandra Erickson Class Officers from L. to R.: Louise McAtee, Treas.; Kathy Titland, Pres.; Janet Woolfolk, Sec.; Jim Murphy, Vice-Pres. Class of 1963 Betty Sue Combs Cook Mike Eloise Etienne Forrest Vicky Furer 24 Paula Gaston Sandra Giepel Kenny Gressett Jean Hallaran Susan HirUel Judy janvrin Mike johnstun Lance Johnson Fern Lusby Louise McAtee Pam Jensen Donald Johnson Marlene Miller Gloria Leever Wayne Mi Herd Jim Lois Murphy Olsen Dale Patton Terry Parrott Dorothy Johnson Doug Lcnzner Tom Parrott Norman Rea IT M Joanne Tcschncr Dorothy Stcnnick Aretha Taggart Paul Bill Steele Stcnnick Camera shy: Bonnie Davis Clarence Ferguson Lonna Kirsch Delores Pixley 26 Sophomore Class Officers: Renee Lacky, See.; Jerry Lowe, Vice- Pres.; Danny Carter, Pres.; Dennis Widme, Treas. Class of 1964 Jane Boyle Florence Burkhard Pat Terry Caulfield Chapman Donald Allen David Beckham Jennifer Cowan Donna Bcltz Paul Carrico Linda Dailey Danny Carter Shirley Deal 27 Ronnie Hagerman r Tom Jump Don Krause Jerry Lowe Sam Mercer Bob Hoard Bill Keith Renee Lackey Evelyn Lusby Linda Howe Sandy Kcsscll Patty Lcever John Klein Darnell Koehle Joe Marklcy Jack Eleanor Mason Matney Jack Newbold John Norman Janet Cheryl Oliva Parks Bonnie Ginny Sanders Scholten Ann Peterson J°y Roscbraugh Chuck Setter Loretta Philbrook Steve Poor man Larry Russell Lorraine Russell Neil Clyde Slaymaker Stanley Betty Jane Stennick Stcnnick Robert Tcschncr John John Tift Trisdale Marlene Eddie We Ike West Camera Shy: Clavin Ferguson Theresa Kirsch Sue Pitra Doug Rcnfrow Wayne We Ike Dennis Danny Widme Williams 29 Margaret Barton CLASS OF 1965 Frosh Officers: Viola McAtee, Harold Tipton-President, Nancy Wittwer, and Spooky Brusco. Frances Darlene Beckham Bitte Sharon Patty Doug Bullis Burnham Bustrin Jack Carter Jim Cavaness Frank Richard Childers Cram Marsha Cox Royctta Dailey Richard Daniels Colleen Crimes Janet Harrison Leslie Jacobson Ron Doherty Ron Evcrman Daisy Grimes Cheryl Hawk Don Jessee Ina Hackenberg Vic key Hyde Patty Johnson Tom Enyart Donna Ha mar Shelia Iszler Ray Johnson Carol Ertzberger Beatrice Jacob Bruce Johnstun Diane Lewis Kay Morgan Sandra Papenhausen Unda Viola Unn McAtce Steve Mysinger Dana Newkirk Geri Parks Leonard Pelham Gene Sharon Krause Lange Marianne Me Clung Richard Olsen Therman Pelham Jennette Markley josie Peterson Lioda Colleen Pfaffle Potter Bill Rauch Linda Rea Bill Redding 32 Joyce Roberts Lester Roberts Kathy Sanders Carl Scheuffele Leo Schmidt Doug Schneider Janet Schuh Mike Tolleshaug Margaret Swanson Daniel Triplett Doramae Slaght Jacque Thomas Harold LaVonne Tipton Tofte Judy Walker Judy Elaine Watson White Mike Dale Winters Witham Darlene Nancy Harold Witham Wittwer Yeager Suzanne Zimmerman Donna Donna Zimmer Zimmerman Camera Shy: Elaine Bachmeier John Bachmeier Larry Basso Jo Pitra Cheryl Saum Robert Saum That wonderful year, 1961-62, was a year of many new and historic events. Many of these events were sobering ones--Russia and the U. S. resumed nuclear tests, segregation remained a problem in the south, and so on--but let's remember the brighter side of that year. .. . It was the year that Astronaut John Glenn orbitted the earth three times, and became a national hero. The Twist was the dance rage across the land. Everyone seemed to be twisting with Joey Dee or Chubby Checkers, and they had the broken kneecaps and fractured sacroiliacs to prove it. It was the year of the Jacqueline Kennedy look. The girls were ratting their hair, and wearing Liz blouses. The wonderful Seattle World's Fair began in April featuring its breath-taking Space Needle. The big movie of the year was Westside Story , written by the popular Leonard Bernstein. Sophia Loren and Maximillian Schell won the Acadeir Awards for the Best acting. It was in the fall of '61 that Yankee Roger Maris hit his sixty first homer, and broke the great Babe Ruth's old record. New records were set in Pole Vaulting; one by John Uelses with a 16 ft. 3 4 in. vault and one by Dave Tork using a fiberglass pole, of 16 ft. 2 in. Arnold Palmer won the Master's Golf Tournament for the 3rd time in his career. It was during this year that the first lady of our land rode an elephant in India, and the Shah and Empress of Iran came to visit our country. Everyone was reading Exodus , and the Pulitzer prize winner, To Kill A Mockingbird . The favorite songs this year included Moon River , Michael , Big John , and Midnight in Moscow . The TV favorites included two new medical dramas, Ben Casey , and Dr. Kildaire , which were popular to the extent that Ben Casey blouses appeared on the market. Yo-Yo's became the craze among the youngsters and teen-agers alike this year. Yes, it was a zany, wonderful year...... ' 34 Front Row-L. to R.: Georgette Bleth, Jean Hallaran, Connie Barnett, Marianne Harrison, Jeff Wyckoff. Second Row: Carolyn Edmison, Betty Combs, Barbara Cavaness, Karen Kelly, La Verne Souther, Linda Bauserman, Bill Womack, Susie Stennick, Judi Jacobs. Third Row: Mrs. Harris-Adviser, Linda Stennick, Janet Nys, Joe Burnham, Dallas Johnson, Steve White, Dick Hadlock, and Don Carnahan. THESPIANS Officers-Sitting L. to R.: President, Connie Barnett, Marianne Harrison, Jean Hallaran, Georgette Bleth, Standing-Jeff Wyckoff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers: Judy Jacobs, President, Jeff Wyckoff, Marianne Harrison. Front Row: J. Jacobs, M. Harrison, J. Parmer, L. Scott, L. Olson, P. Jensen, M. Olson. Second Row: C. Barnett, G. Bleth, B. Combs, J. Rosebraugh, J. Boyle, J. Giles, S. Anderson. Third Row: L. Stennick, J. Nys, J. Wyckoff, J. Lowe, R. Schimmel, and Mr. Goldon, Adviser. The annual staff, comprised of National Honor Society members is as follows: Betty Combs, Judi Jacobs, Marianne Harrison, Jeff Wyckoff. 2nd Row-Marily Olsen, Judy Parmer, Joy Rosebraugh, Jane Boyle, Pam Jensen, Lynn Scott, and Joan Giles. 3rd Row-Bill Stennick, Sharon Anderson, Lois Olson, Jerry Lowe, Rollin Schimmel. 4th Row- Mr. Golden, Advisor, Georgette Bleth, Linda Stennick, Connie Barnett, and Janet Nys. YEARBOOK STAFF Department Heads are: Marianne Harrison, Business Manager; Judi Jacobs, Annual Editor, Jeff Wyckoff, Sports; Linda Stennick, Organizations; Joan Giles, Features; Pam Jensen, Assistant Business Manager, Marily Olson, Classes; Lois Olson, and Bill Stennick, Administration; Janet Nys, Activi tes. 38 LIBRARIANS Officers-L. to R. - President, Connie McMilan, Rosemary Phillips, Karen Kelly, and Sharon Anderson. 39 Front Row-L. to R.: J. Chapman, N. Krause, M. Etienne, D. Carnahan, D. Matney, S. White, N. Slaymaker, D. Elliot, D. Widme, D. Bustrin, J. Wyckoff. Second Row: B. Sanders, J. Parmer, R. Lackey, T. Owens, J. Owens, P. Hadlock, D. White, J. Nys, C. Witham, S. Erickson, S. Giepel, L. Bauserman, G. Leever, J. Stennick, S. Stennick, B. Stennick, D. Stennick, L. Stennick, and C. Parks. Officers: President, Jeff Wyckoff, Jana Owens, Linda Bauserman, Sandra Erickson. Captains: Jerry Chapman, Jana Owens, Linda Stennick, Sandra Erickson, Linda Bauserman, and Jeff Wyckoff. The Bowling League was very active this year. The members enjoyed bowling every Saturday at the K G M Lanes in Longview. The winning team, The Strike Breakers, consisted of: Captain Linda Stennick, Jane Stennick, Dorothy Stennick, and Terry Owens. Standing-L. to R.: K. Kelley, D. Bernard, L. Scott, D. Hadlock, J. Nys, M. Miller, J. Wyckoff, J. Owens, B. Womack, D. Johnson, J. Burnham, B. Cavaness. Sitting: C. Edmison, B. Sundquist, C. hleth, J. Woolfolk, and G. Leever. COLUMBI AN STAFF The Journalism Class, under the direction of Mrs. Harris, published the Columbian bi-weekly. We all appreciated the fine job they did in presenting an entertaining account of our school's news. Editors: Jeff Wyckoff, Editor-in-Chief, Barbara Cavaness, Janet Nys, Dick Hadlock. LETTERMEN First Row-L. to R.: Joe Burnham, Dick Hadlock, Jerry Chapman, Jim Lepin, Bill Womack, Don Carnahan, Dallas Johnson, Jeff Wyckoff, Norman Krause. 2nd Row: Jim Pfaff, Kenny Gressett, Eldon Carrico, Jim Gaston, Rollin Schimmel, Ray Peterson, Bill Stennick, Leon Schmidt. 3rd Row: Mike Etienne, Dan Carter, John Klien, Neil Slaymaker, Chuch Setzer, Stacey Pritchard, Don Krause, Eddie Hupp, Jerry Lowe, and Paul Carrico. Officers: Leon Schmidt, Vice-President; Jeff Wyckoff, Secretary; Bill Womack, President. GIRLS LEAGUE The Girl's League, which is composed of all the girls, exists to better acquaint the girls with one another. Under the fine direction of Mrs. Ingold, they present the Senior Tea each year. Each girl may become a Letterette by accumulating 1000 points from services rendered to her school. Seated: Janet Nys, President, Connie McMilan, Eleanor Matney, Judy Parmer, Sandy Giepel, Vickey Furer. Standing: Marianne Harrison, Rosemary Young, Suzi Stennick, Mrs. Ingold, Carol Witham, Terry Owens, Lynn Scott, Janet Woolfolk. LETTERETTES Officers: Diane White, Carol Witham, Linda Bauserman, Marilyn Olsen, and Linda Stennick, Pres. First Row: Marily Olsen, Diane White, Linda Stennick, Carol Witham, Linda Bauserman. 2nd Row: Lynn Scott, Jean Hallaran, Marianne Harrison, Karen Kelly, Barbara Cavaness, Mrs. Ingold, Advisor. 3rd Row: Georgette Bleth, Suzi Stennick, Rosemary Young, Janet Nys, Janet Woolfolk. 4th Row: Judi Jacobs, Connie Barnett, and Rosemary Phillips. F. H. A. F. F. A. Officers: Butch Allen, Norman Settlemire, Don Matney, President-Jim Lepin, Stanley Iszler, Jim Budge. Officers: L. to R. seated--Kathy Titland, Marlene Miller, Janet Woolfolk, Sharyn Mize 11, Miss Butler. Standing--Judy Parmer, Jean Hallaran, Renee Lacky, Pat Hadlock, and Judy Janvrin. Front Row-L. to R.: D. Hadlock, S. White, J. Budge, S. Iszler, D. Matney, J. Lepin, J. Gaston, N. Krause. SecondRowr: D. Krause, L. Pellham, T. Chapman, J. Markley, J. Boyle, R. Daniels, R. Cram, T. Pellham, W. We Ike. Third Row: P. Caulfield, B. Hoard, C. Stanley, S. Mercer, H. Caulfield, D. Baxter, G. Krause, J. Peterson, J. Caveness, R. Teschner, H. Yeager, R. Schimmel. Last Row: B. Redding, D. Sensenbach L. Iszler, D. Renfro. Front Row: S. Mizell, K. Titland, P. Hadlock, R. Lackey, J. Parmer, J. Hallaran, M. Miller, J. Janvrin, J Woolfolk, Adviser-Miss Butler, C. Hawk, S. Papenhausen, D. Zimmerman, L. Linn. Second Row: V. McAtee, S. Lang, D. Zimmer. E. White, J. Oliva, J. Stennick, J. Rosebraugh, N. Bauserman, J. Boyle, S. Cook, A. Taggart, G. Bleth, S. Adams, M. Swanson. Third Row: P. Gaston, R. Young, J. Nys, C. McMilan, L. Jacobson, N. Wittwer, J. Walder, D. Bitte, L. Olson, D. White, L. McAtee, P. Chandler, E. Keene. Fourth Row: A. Solle, L. Pfaffle, S. Zimmerman, I. Hackenberg, K. Sanders, M. Barton, C. Parks, M. Welkc, L. Philbrook, S. Kessel, B. Sanders, F. Lusby, L. Scott, D. Bernard, J. Markley. Front Row-L. to R.: B. Sanders, R. Young, L. Bauserman, D. White, C. Parks, S. Stennick, C. Witham, B. Hoard, L. Stennick, J. Hallaran. Second Row: J. Stennick, J. Rosebraugh, J. Boyle, J. Cowen, N. Bauserman, D. Koehle, D. Beltz, K. Titland, J. Owens, J. Parmer, G. Bleth. Third Row: L. Daily, S. Deal, N. Witwer, D. Stennick, B. Stennick, R. Lacky, A. Peterson, L. Scott, P. Hadlock, J. Oliva, and Mrs. Van Roekle, Adviser. G A. A, Officers-L. to R.: President, Diane White, Cheryl Parks, Susie Stennick, Linda Bauserman, Rosemary Young, and Bonnie Sanders. Hazel Young, Jana Owens, who replaced Patty Chandler during basketball season, and Rosemary Young. CHEE RLEADE R S SONGQUEENS VARSITY Hazel, Rosemary, and Patty. Ginny Scholten, Marlene Welke, Georgette Bleth, Judy Parmer, Bonnie Sanders. Pictured L. to R.: Captain, Terry Owens, Judy Walker, Doma Stennick, and Patty Burnham. FROSH CHEERLEADERS J.V From Left to Right: Nancy Bauserman, Renee Lackey, and Captain, Patty Hadlock. 47 Front Row-L. to R.: J. Hallaran, M. Harrison, D. White, C. McMilan, J. Devylder. Second Row: L. Daily, D. Beltz, S. Deal, J. Boyle, S. Kessel, A. Taggart, L. Scott. Third Row: J. Rosebaugh, J. Stennick, T. Kallunki, M. Barton, E. Ertzenberger, J. Thomas, C. Frame, Fourth Row: C. Potter, D. Bitte, P. Gill, J. Harrison, L. Jacobson, N. Wittwer, and K. Morgan. Officers-L. to R.: President, Jean Hallaran, Marianne Harrison, Linda Stennick, Pat Hadlock. Majorettes Majorettes-L. to R.: Sharon Mizell, Marlene Miller, Carol Witham, Carol Baker, Janet Oliva. Captain: Carol Witham. HOMECOM ING The 1960 Homecoming Queen, Rosemary Young, crowns the new queen. The queen is presented a bouquet of roses by Lettermen President, Bill Womack. The 1961 Homecoming featured an impressive coronation assembly presented by the lettermen on the afternoon of November 3. During the program Queen Louise I was crowned. The lovely queen and her court reigned over the football game with Vemonia and at the dance that followed. The Senior Class sponsored the dance and decorated the gym in a bright autumn atmosphere. The Court and Escorts: Bill Womack, Rosemary Young, Dick Hadlock, Bonnie Sanders, Leon Schmidt, Jana Owens, Jim Gaston, Louise McAtee, Rollin Schimmel, Suzi Stennick, Joyce Chandler, Steve White. sweethearts BALL COURT QUEEN CAROLYN EDMISON DWAYNE McCOY The 1962 Sweethearts' Ball was presented by the senior class on Feb ruary 10th. The theme, The Peppermint Lounge , was effected in a gay red, pink and white decor. Joe Burnham and Linda Dorie crowned Carolyn Edmison Queen and Dwayne McCoy King. Music was provided at this enjoyable dance by the Dynamics 52 PRINCE DALLAS JOHNSON PRINCESS MARIANNE HARRISON PRINCE NORMAN KRAUSE PRINCESS LINDA STENNICK t 40 PRINCE DONALD MATNEY PRINCE ARTHUR NORRED PRINCESS BARBARA CAVANESS PRINCESS DIANE WHITE ELDON CARRICO BILL STENNICK PROM PRINCES KENNY GRESSETT JACK CRAMER 54 MARLENE MILLER PROM GLORIA LEEVER GEORGETTE BLETH VICKEY FURER 55 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM KING And QUEEN KATHY TITLAND JIM MURPHY Enchanted Forest was the unusual theme of the Junior-Senior Prom presented on April 28th by the junior class. The theme was effectively carried out through the use of mushrooms, mossy rock gardens, little animals, a fairy-tale stream and fountain, and a lovely lily-shaped throne. Tliis unique throne was the setting for the cor- onation when Kathy Titland and Jim Murphy were crowned by the 1961 King and Queen, Steve White and Carol Witham. The couples danced to the music of the Intel- lects and enjoyed refreshments among the mush- rooms and toadstools. 56 MUSIC and DRAMA BAND PEP BAND: Standing, Dennis Widme, Bill Rauch, Howard Greene, Norman Rea, Mar- ianne Harrison, Linda Jones. Seated: Leo Schmidt, Spooky Brusco, Doug Elliott, Don Bowen, Neil Slaymaker. Not pictured is Sam Mercer, 1st trombone. Back Row: Leo Schmidt, Spooky Brusco, Marianne Harrison, Norman Rea, Linda Jones, Sam Mercer, Director Mr. Bell. 2nd Row: Howard Greene, Billy Rauch, Dennis Widme, Doug Bustrin, Doug Elliott, Neil Slaymaker, Rose Phillips. Front Row: Mike Winters, Anne Peterson, Don Bowen, Sharon Bullis, Janet Harrison. The Music in May band and choir in which five Rainier students participated. Music in May is held at Pacific university at Forest Grove, Oregon. CHOIR Back Row: Howard Greene, Jeff Wyckoff, Ray Johnson, Dave Beckham, Tom Enyart, Calvin Ferguson. 3rd Row: Barbara Cavaness, Jennifer Cowan, Florence Burkhart, Karen Kelly, Janet Nys. 2nd Row: Betty Stennick, Laveme Souther, Darlene Witham, Kathy Turner, Rosemary Phillips. Front Row: Marily Olsen, Pam Bush, Sharon Anderson, Director, Mr. McNutt. 59 You ladies are going back to town, immediately! I'm going to sit right here until you tell me where my brother is. DRAMA No, Suh, I didn't throw no files. 1962 Something must have frightened her! DRUMS of DEATH CREW Drums of Death CAST Back Row: Judy P., Amelia; Jana O., Monsters; Don C., Thompson; Barbara C., Mrs. Oakley; Jim P., Jules; Jean H., Eugenia. Front Row: Susie S., Mrs. Gillette; Jeff W., Cooper; Judy J., Paula, Dallas J., S. Harley; Connie B., Celeste. Jeff Wyckoff Connie Barnett RADIO PROGRAMS This year several students form RUHS acted as great Disc Jockeys at radio station KOHI, St. Helens, Oregon. Dallas Johnson, Jeff Wyckoff, Judy Jacobs, Carolyn Edmison, and Connie Barnett played the Top Ten from RUHS, kept the radio audience informed of activities at our school and learned a few things about how radio stations are run. GIRLS' TRIO Janet Judy Marianne Nys Jacobs Harrison BOYS' TRIO Bill Dallas Don Womack Johnson Carnahan MUSIC in MAY These five students represented R. U. H. S. Janet Nys, Jeff Wyckoff, Carolyn Baker, Marily Olsen, Choir; Marianne Harrison, Band. CHORUS PRACTICES for MUSIC FESTIVAL COLUMBIAN FOOTBALL THE COLUMBIANS. Row 1: Norman Krause, Bill Womack, Jim Gaston, Joe Burnham, Steve White, Dick Hadlock, Jim Lepin, Don Carahan, Dallas Johnson, Gerald Caulfield. Row 2: Harold Caulfield, Bill Stennick, Jim Budge, Jim Pederson, JimPfaff, Eldon Carrico, Leon Schmidt, Rollin Schimmel. Row 3: Mr. Burns, coach, Clyde Stanley, Howard Greene, Norman Settle mire, Dave Sensenbach, Mike Etienne, Ray Peterson, Mr. Hershey, head coach. Jim Gaston Senior Quarterback Bill Womack Senior Fullback Varsity Don Carnahan Senior End Norman Krause Senior Center v V Rollin Schimmel Junior Halfback Varsity Joe Burnham Senior End Leon Schmidt Junior Tackle Dick Hadlock Senior Guard Rollin Schimmel being brought down from be- -70 Jim Lepin Senior Guard Jim Gaston (on the ground) and an unidentified nonia runner while Ray Johnson (80), Rollin Schim- referee throws a block on Leon Schmidt. tackier (behind the ball carrier) trip up a Ver- mel (62), and Dick Hadlock (20) look on and the Harold Caulfield Senior Tackle FROSH FOOTBALL. First Row: Doug Bustrin, Tippy Tipton, Doug Schneider, Les Roberts, Steve Mysinger, Dale Witham, Spooky Brusco. Second Row: Tom Bleth, Leonard Pellham, Don Jesse, Donnie Bowen, Therman Pellham, Bill Rauch, Bruce Johnstun. Third Row: Mr. Peerboom, coach, Dana Newkirk, Leo Schmidt, Ray Johnson, Harold Yeager, Fred Forrest, Bill.Redding, Mr. Golden, coach. A L L L E AGu e ALL-LEAGUE PLAYERS. Kneeling: Leon Schmidt, Rollin Schimmel, Steve White, Jim Gaston. Standing: Jim Lepin, Dick Hadlock, Don Carnahan, Bill Womack, and Norman Krause. Dallas Johnson Senior Center VARSITY BASKETBALL. Jim Gaston, Chuck Setter, Doug Bustrin, Bill Stennick, Leon Schmidt, Norman Krause, Ray Johnson, Jeff Wyckoff, Jerry Lowe, Paul Carrico, and Mr. Peerboom, coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1962 Basketball Team, under the coaching of Mr. Peerboom, was very much improved over last year's squad. Rainier had a very young team this year, with only five upperclassmen on the squad. But despite their lack of experience, the Columbians showed good promise and looked very good in some of their games, part- icularly those with their old rivals, Clatskanie, against whom they won both games. Jeff Wyckoff Co-Captain Jim Gaston Co-Capita in Bill Stennick VARSITY Paul Carrico Norman Krause Leon Schmidt J. V. BASKETBALL. Spooky Brusco, Eddie Hupp, Doug Schneider, Clarence Ferguson, Howard Greene, Don Clavert, Jim Peterson, Calvin Ferguson, Dana Newkirk, Eddie West, Leo Schmidt, and Mr. Golden, Coach. Leon Schmidt goes up for a shot. A C T I O N Jim Gaston driving for a lay-in. Jeff Wyckoff leaps for a rebound while Doug Bustrin ( hidden ) and Leon Schmidt look on. FROSH MSKETBALL. Kneeling: Mr. Golden, coach, Bruce Johnstun, Tom Bleth, Don Bowen, Tom Enyart, Mike Winters, Richard Olsen, Mr. Peerboom, coach. Standing: Spooky Brusco, Jack Carter, Dana Newkirk, Doug Bustrin, Ron Dougherty, Ray Johnson, Harold Yeager, Gene Krause, Douq Schneider, Bill Rauch, Tippy Tipton, Doug Elliott. Wrestling Squad. Row 1: John Curtis, Mike Johnston, Bill Womack, Rollin Schimmel, Dan Carter, Eldon Carrico, Steve White, Jim Budge, Don Matney, John Klein, Neil Slaymaker, Richard Daniels, not pictured, Tippy Tipton. Row 2: Mr. Wallace, coach, Dan Triplett, Dale Witham, Don Krause, Leonard Pellham, Butch Allen, Jim Pfaff, Sam Mercer, Ronnie Hagerman, Carl Scheufele, Steve Mysinger. WRESTLING SQUAD The Rainier Wrestling Squad, under the coaching of Mr. Wallace, had a good season, losing only a small percentage of their matches. The Columbians took 3rd place in both the League and District meets, and sent four men to the State Tournament. Of these four—Tippy Tipton, Steve White, Rollin Schimmel, and John Curtis—Rollin emerged the A-2 157 lb. state champion while Tippy placed 6th in the 106 lb. division. Mr. Wallace, coaching in his first year at R.U.H.S., is to be commended for his fine job. We expect to see more good wrestling teams come out of Rainier under his direction in the future. Jim Boyle Richard Daniels Neil Slaymaker 106 Pounds 106 Pounds U5 Pounds Jim Budge 136 Pounds Tippy Tipton 106 Pounds Steve White 141 Pounds Jim Pfaff 123 Pounds John Klein 123 Pounds Don Matney 130 Pounds VARSITY BASEBALL. Kneeling: John Klein, Bob Hoard, John Trisdale, Neil Slaymaker, Bill Keith, Denny Widme, Wayne Lepin, Eddie Hupp. Standing: Mr. Golden, coach, Eddie West, Jim Pfaff, Don Carnahan, Jim Gaston, Bill Stennick, Bill Womack, Jeff Wyckoff, Doug Schneider, Don Jessee. BASEBALL 1962 The Rainier Columbians had a poor baseball season this year, winning only one game. This poor showing was due mainly to the team's bad hitting. Although the Columbians generally had good pitching and fielding, their hitting was seldom up to par. Rainier had a comparatively young team this year, with a number of underclassmen on the squad, and hopes that they will improve future Rainier baseball teams. The Rainier Battery: Jeff Wyckoff, pitcher—Jim Gaston, catcher. John Klein John Trisdale Neil Slaymaker Neil Slaymaker leads off first base. Rainier catcher, Jim Gaston, guard between pitches. Bill Stennick, Columbian first sacker, takes his licks. adjusts his shin Jeff Wyckoff raps a single against Concordia. Jim Gaston apparently objects to the call on the last pitch. VARSITY TRACK. Kneeling: Paul Carrico, Ron Dougherty, Ray Johnson, Eldon Carrico, Rollin Schimmel, Dallas Johnson, Joe Burnham, Jim Lepin, Stacey Pritchard, Dana Newkirk, Doug Bustrin, Sam Mercer. Standing: Leo Schmidt, Ronnie Hagerman, Clarence Ferguson, Spooky Brusco, Jerry Lowe, Calvin Ferguson, Leon Schmidt, Chuck Setzer, Danny Carter, Jim Gaston, Kenny Gressett, Don Krause, Jim Boyle, Manager, Mr. Bums, Coach. COLUMBIAN TRACK The high point of the track season at Rainier High came when the Columbians won the Sub-district meet, nosing out Hood River by some 7 points. 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