Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

' novjTZ EMERAUDE 69 RAINIER UNION HIGH SCHOOL RAINIER, OREGON VOLUME 46 EMERAUDE STAFF Advisor: Mrs. Vic Thompson Editor: Peggy Burnham Asst. Editor: Rachael Wycoff Rosalie Wilson Business Manager: Wendy Bergman Asst. Bus. Manager: Sandy Davis Cheryl Miller Sports Editor: Jim Lowe Asst. Sports Editor: Dan Collett Gerald Soczek Steve Kellar Dennis Morrow Activities Editor: Roxanne Pellham Photographs compliments of Granada Studios in Longview, Washington and Rainier Photography Club. 2 Theme: To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. A TIME FOR WORK These are the young years, the fruitful years when time means only the day after tomorrow. These are the years of wistful- eyed beings with tender dreams, but youth is brutal as well as tender, and youth is reality as well as a dream. 4 A TIME FOR PLAY A flower blooms and fades and blows away - and blooms again, according to the season; and in like manner youth exists from spring to spring, for to everything there is a time.  I 5 A TIME FOR VICTORY 6 VARSITY Hampered by many injuries the Columbians still came through with a 4-5 season. Captains and coach unite. 1st row (1-r) V. Bush, J. Lowe, J. Puckett, C. Ritterodt, D. K. Bergman, J. Wolf, G. Soczek, M. Gano, M. Boldenow, D. Chase, D. Bleltz, M. Gray, G. Schmidt, K. Bledsoe, SEASON RECORD Rainier 13 Clatskanie 16 Rainier 8 Hood River 6 Rainier 6 Neah-Kah-Nie 15 Rainier 7 Seaside 0 Rainier 46 Knappa 0 Rainier 6 North Cathlic 24 Rainier 65 Warrenton 14 Rainier 0 Vernonia 14 Rainier 0 Scappoose 6 8 Rainier defense proves dominate FOOTBALL TEAM Collett, D. Long, D. Wellington, 2nd row Coach Wheatley, G. Pellham, S. McCaskey, J. Elliot, Coach Powell, 3rd row R. Tombleson, R. Tombleson, P. Dinkelocker, B. Klinke. Pellham leaps for pigskin. Have you ever had that uneasy feeling? Gano and Tift make tackle as Boldenow and Puckett close in. SENIOR POWER 1st row (1-r) G. Pellham, J. Elliot, D. Collett, C. Ritterodt, J. Puckett. 2nd row D. Beltz, M. Boldenow, R. Tombleson, D. Wellington, D. Chase. jfc , A • ? 1 V Gano slips by; Schneider keeps de- fense occupied. Collett introduces Indian to Rainier. Gano sweeps end! 10 J.V. TEAM F. row (1-r) S. Johnston, H. Allen, A. Puckett, J. Clark, R. Hadlock, R. Burnham, M. Clark, J. Lowe, 2nd row T. Guglomo, T. Deal, B. Klinke, J. Nesbitt, K. Bergman, T. Musgrove, K. Wade, T. Hadlock, L. Wallace. 3rd row C. Musgrove, B. Pitra, B. Anderson, L. Abraham, S. Owens, G. Hackett, R. Schneider, J. PeIlham, F. Pellham. J.V.'s ready for punt return McCaskey looks for receiver. 12 The really rough part of football. CROSSCOUNTRY John McGlone ALL-LEAGUE Junior The Cross Country team had a good season this year. Their record was 17 wins and 3 losses. The team was made up of John McGlone, Dennis Morrow, Dave Jennings, Jim Chase, Bill Braum, Jim McGlone, Ken Anderson, and Jeff Bohrer. The team placed 2nd in district and went on to place 13th in state. There were only three seniors on the team so next year's prospects look pretty good. Dave Jennings Bill Braum and Dennis Morrow 13 Jim McGlone Starting of State Meet Crowd and pep in state of excitement at District playoffs. TIME OUT FOR SPIRIT Debbie Clark, Karen Pellham, Ellen Gray, and Kathi Paulson. Elise Stennick, Carol Roberts, Julie Davis, and Peggy Burnham. Stop ! Look! Listen! We've got Spirit! These were some of the familiar battle cries which could be heard as our pep club enthusiastically cheered our team on to victory. Varsity cheerleaders showed their true colors by com- ing home with two trophys and numerous ribbons won in competition at summer school. VARSITY BASKETBALL From Lto R bottom row: J. McGlone, D. Wellington, J. Schneider, M. Gano, S. McCaskey, J. Lowe. Top row L to R: Coach Wheatley, D. Chase, J. Jessee, D. Beltz, D. Morrow, G. Pellham, G. Soczek. Morrow and Soczek fight for control. League games Rainier 57 Seaside Opp. 54 51 Neah-kah-nie 53 52 Knappa 45 59 Hood River 49 44 Vernon ia 50 64 Clatskanie 45 Soczek and Beltz fight for position. 58 Scappoose 47 59 N. Catholic 60 56 Knappa 62 70 Warrenton 62 79 N. Catholic 68 65 Hood River 45 70 Scappoose 73 District 69 Scappoose 44 56 Vernonia 57 DISTRICT PLAYOFFS Jessee tips to Morrow. Soczek accepts the game ball at District Play-Offs. Jessee surrounded by defenders. Soczek leaps high to tip. Lets' Go! Gano for an easy two points. Jessee looks for someone to pass it to. Morrow grabs another rebound. DEFENSE! 18 J.V. BASKETBALL From L To R bottom row: J. Schneider, B. Nelson, J. Lowe, R. Hadlock. From L to R top row: Coach Smith, D. Wellington, S. McCaskey, M. Gray, S. Johnstun, T. Morrow, and manager Hackett. Nelson shoots from the corner. Halftime during J.V. game. Wellington at the free throw line. McCaskey for two points. McGlone for a long jumper. Gray tries a jump shot. Gray leaps for a rebound. Everyone watch the birdie. Winters shoots a short jumper. RAINIER'S FUTURE VARSITY Bottom L to R: C. Pellham, T. Hadlock, T. Wood, S. Leddy, Coach Thompson, J. Nesbitt, S. Johnstun, J. Riveness, J. Lowe. RECORD WE OPP. 52 Astoria 42 55 Ver. 47 61 Knappa 50 46 Ridge. 29 40 Seaside 26 68 Clat. 49 44 Astoria 50 60 Ridge. 35 60 Seaside 56 68 Scap. 33 71 Scap. 43 21 Hadlock at the free throw line. Lowe shoots a jumper. WRESTLERS TAKE DISTRICT AND LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIPS WRESTLING SEASON SUMMARY Coach Larry D. Wallace led his team to its eighth consecutive winning season. The impressive 17-2 season's record was highlighted by the dual match win over rival Scappoose. The 30-17 win gave Rainier the League Championship. Rainier captured the District Championship a week and a-half later. The team placed ninth in State. Rainier had one State champion, Kelly Bledsoe, a fifth place, Jim Puckett, and two sixth places, Dan Collett and Frank Pellham. L to R back row: Roger Tombelson, Dan Collett, Kelly Bledsoe, Jim Puckett, Mike Bledsoe, Dennis Nelson, David Jennings, front row: Jeff Cornett, Jeff Bohrer, Arnold Welter, Allen Pellham, John Greer, Frank Pellham, Sam Owen. KARROT The BLACK BARON IN MEMORIAM DENNIS EDGE Dennis Edge was a champion wrestler as well as a great person. Dennis is admired by all the wres- tlers that look up to a dedicated wrestler. Dennis Edge's death in Viet Nam December of 1968 was felt by all but especially by the wrestlers who knew and admired him. DUAL MATCH RECORD Rainier 55 Clatskanie 10 Rainier 32 Corbett 21 Rainier 28 Forest Grove 19 Rainier 50 Neah-a-ka-nie 10 Rainier 18 Washougal 24 Ra inier 40 Mark Morris 16 Rainier 30 Astoria 19 Rainier 24 St. Helens 28 Rainier 30 Scappoose 17 LEAGUE TROPHY RAINIER'S REPRESENTATIVES FOR STATE TOURNAMENT L to R 1st row: A. Welter, F. Pellham, S. Owen, D. Jennings, M. Bledsoe, 2nd row: C. Ritterodt, R. Tombelson, J. Puckett, Kelly Bledsoe, D. Collett. STATE CHAMPION 5TH PLACE State Champion, Kelly Bledsoe, shows skill that carried him Jim Puckett, 5th place in state, shows through an undefeated season and the State Championship. form that helped him at state. 24 25 RAINIER'S BACK UP SQUAD L to R 1st row: J. Anderson, J. Diedrich, K. Bergman, R. Diedrich, L. Abraham, J. Pellham, 2nd row: C. Ritterodt, D. Long, M. Clark, B. Klinke, B. Pitra, R. Nelson, Coach Tom Jones. 26 27 First Row: Duane Atkinson, Bob Nelson, Larry Freeman, Steve Kellar, Ken Anderson, John Lowe, Mel Wallila. Second Row: Head Coach Jim Muck, Jim McGlone, Mark Braun, Dale Beltz, Cary Pellham, Todd Wyckoff, Duane Cuisinger, Roland Erdmand, and Asst. Coach Vic Thompson. BASEBALL LEAGUE PLAY The baseball team had a good season this year and ended up in third place at the end of league play. Scappose edged out the team in two games and ended up going to state. The highlight of the season was the win over Seaside whom the team hadn't beaten in four years. The annual end of the year picnic was held at Fort Stevens State Park. Gary Pellham, Dale Beltz, Ken Anderson, and Larry Freeman are seniors and won't be around next year but with 8 returning lettermen next years prospects look good. RAINIER 2 NORTH CATHOLIC 11 RAINIER 5 CLATSKANIE 4 RAINIER 0 SCAPPOSE 1 RAINIER 13 KNAPPA 2 RAINIER 4 NEAH-KAH-NIE 5 RAINIER 2 SEASIDE 4 RAINIER 0 NORTH CATHOLIC 3 RAINIER 2 CLATSKANIE 9 RAINIER 2 SCAPPOSE 3 RAINIER 9 KNAPPA 2 RAINIER 15 NEAH-KAH-NIE 3 RAINIER 4 SEASIDE 2 28 Ken Andeison Gary PeIlham ALL-LEAGUE BATTING CHAMP Steve Kellar at work 29 mw, 5 Rainier Scores Erdmand, McGlone, and Nelson. What was that signal again Coach. Atkinson trying for third. GOLF Firet Row: Coach Lany Wallace, Dave Day, Cuit Curry, Jeff Cornett, Bill Braun. Second Row: Dan Chase, Paul Lewis, Dennis Morrow, and Mike Boldenow. Lucky Lewie Giant Jeffery Mike Boldenow shows his style. Dave Day swings away. Craig Ritterodt shows form at putting the John McGlone adopted Fosbury Flop and goes 5'7 . shot. Left to Right back row: Charles Tarbell, Terry Kibie, Craig Ritterodt, Paul Dinkclocker, Arrow Puckett, Steve McCaskey, Dale Free, Coach Jones, Clay Musgrove, Ken Bergman, Tom Everman, Kurt Wade, Tom Wood, and Coach Guglomo. Paul Dinckelocker- Junior Sprinter Shows Take off. w 33 Charles Tarbell, Rainier's distance man. ATIME FOR GIRLS TO SHOW Gwen Johnson voted most valuable. Gail Robinson wanning up. TEAM STANDINGS volleyball WIN LOSS 3 1 football Jrs. 6 softball Knappa 24 St. Helens 21 Clatskanie 5 Castle Rock 5 Clatskanie 5 Knappa 5 Castle Rock 5 Srs. 21 Rainier 21 Rainier 19 Rainier 25 Rainier 30 Rainier 30 Rainier 30 Rainier 24 Team in the huddle with Teach. Calvert completes pass while others watch. 34 ABILITY Senior girls enjoying a pep assembly given by the senior boys. ACTION 35 Peggy Burnham voted most valuable. Craig Ritterodt receives All-League Certificate. Mike Gano is awarded Most Valuable Back Trophy. HONORED Kelly Bledsoe, First to receive Dennis Edge Memorial Award. Dennis Nelson is awarded Most Improved wrestler by Coach Wallace. Dale Beltz accepts Les Hershey Memorial Trophy in Jim Puckett receives Most Inspirational in Wrestling. Football. Left to Right: Kathy Wade 1st. place All Around GAA, Gwen Johnson Most Valuable in Softball, Sue Calvert 2nd. place All Around GAA, Peggy Burnham Most Valuable in Volleyball. , ,, M John McGlone Most Improved, Basketball. Dennis Morrow receives Most Valuable Player in Basketball. Left to Right: Gary PeIlham All League, Steve Kellar Most Valuable and highest batting average 417 league, Mel Wallila Most Improved. mw mi . H ATIME FOR MUSIC Both the band and choir were very active this year. The band held several concerts and sponsored various activities to earn money for a trip to Europe this summer. John Mitchell received the Arion award for the most valuable band member. The choir also held several concerts and sent two mem- bers, Bruce Barton and Carol Roberts to Music in May . Brncc Barton was awarded the Outstanding Choir Member trophy and Carol Roberts and Sue Calvert received the choir scholarships. 40 The faculty uses its talent in a student assembly to help the band earn money for their trip to Europe. 41 HOMECOMING 1968-69 Homecoming was started off with a Powder Puff football game, with the Seniors winning over the Juniors by a 21-6 victory. The Juniors won the Columbian Capers Thursday night,with the Coronation, Serpentine, and bon- fire following. Friday was the game with Warrenton, Rainier tromped over the Warriors 46-0. 42 Mr. Football Roger Tombleson Julie and Roger Princess-Jan Davis Princess-Elise Stennick 1969 Queen-Julie Davis Princess-Janis White Princess-Donna Chase Mr. Football-Roger Tombleson Mver of Car-Dave Stennick 1968-Queen-Roxanne Pellham Columbians Fight Boys Give Yell! WEINIE ROAST Hippie King Pretty Cheerleaders?? SADIE HAWKINS Sadie Hawkins court from 1. to r.: Prince Dave Wellington, Prince Jim Elliot, Prince Dale Beltz, Prince Dave White, Prince Jim Hajek. Stuffing their faces for class competition. 46 47 Freshman show true self. ORIENTAL GARDENS QUEEN: Sherri Tombleson KING: John McGlone COURTS DANCE QUEEN- Sherri Tombleson Prince- Jim Lowe Prince- Norm Winters Prince- Paul Dinkelocker Prince- Kelly Bledsoe Prince- Gerald Sozeck Prince- Mike Gano Crown Bearer- Scotty Hadlock KING- John McGlone Princess- Dianne Johnsun Princess- Kathy Robinson Princess- Sandy Davis Princess- Jeanne Oliva Princess- Janis White Princess- Bobby Jo Brusco Flower Girl- Michele Davis 1968- '69 PROM CROSSING THE BRIDGE 1967-68- KING- Larry Moist crown's Sherry. Last years Queen- Kathy Wade looks on. 50 HAPPINESS IS BEING KING AND QUEEN OF THE PROM Prom Enjoyed By Every One! First row(l-r) C. Roberts, M. Wilson, B. Woehleit, K. Paulsen, J. White, E. Rinck. 2nd row D. Curvvell, K. Deal, R. Fisher, P. Kirk. CONTEST SPEECH Richard and his harem go to the district contest. 53 Richard Fisher displays trophy won at district. He placed 2nd in Lincoln Douglas Debate. ,rBitter, huh. That's cause you didn't pop it. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK Jim Morgan. . . . , Julie Davis . . . . , Carol Roberts. . . , Richard Fisher . . . Mike Clark. . . . DeWayne Guisinger Mr. Gary Kaiser . .... Paul Bratter . . . . Corie Bratter ........Mrs. Banks . . .Victor Velasco telephone repairman .... delivery boy ............director I know. I know. Yeah, well I don't need anybody to look after me baby, cause I'm a man. A-choo! God bless me. I took a long close look at you last night, Ethyl e. te r 1 ■ . .'r . v • . . ;f-m ftvV • v:«vVn £•%; U i iriVMS ♦ • •  f jffj fc' •r - c A TIME TO BELONG u ‘ T • • .• • • .t'.i 'S ,x • • ‘V 4P S v ' . « V; •• . , ; • • •! •. • • %. •. • •• • • aVV « v.-. • . • . •'• .; - .-• V-’ .••:• . ’ ■ '• -%V • s .. ' •• • .V ATIME FOR SCHOLARS Barton, Bruce 3.457 Beilin, Virginia 3.917 Bergman, Wendy Burnham, Peggy 3.617 Calvert, Sue 3.417 Collett, Dan Davis, Julie 3.660 Deal, Cheryl Greer, Judy Jensen, Karen 3. 583 Johnson, Sharon Lewis, Paul 3. 813 Rinck, Elaine 3.833 Roberts, Carol 3.822 Wade, Kathy Wellington, Dave 3. 375 White, Dave GPA denotes Top Ten Some of us work... and some of us play!!! EMERAUDE STAFF The Emeraude staff sold and ate a lot of candy. JOURNALISM STAFF Several members plan Emeraude pages. A TIMETO INFORM Journalism class hard at work!? Assemblying pages to meet the dead- line of the Columbian. Suzan and Roxanne write articles for paper. Sue Turner demonstrates flower-making to the group. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The FRA is a service organization serving i oth the community and the school. At Christmas they made favors for children in the hospital and joined with the FFA to make wreaths to decorate the school for the season. Their regular meetings include several interesting things such as craft demonstrations and outside speakers. SCRUB CLUB The Scrub Club is a new organization. It was founded for the purpose of making signs for athletic events. Their signs added to school spirit this year. 60 Bobby Jo Brusco, Connie Chase, and Rowena Lewis make Christmas wreaths for the classroom doors. The Letterettes perform their annual project of the year that of cleaning the trophy case. Shown are President, Cheryl Deal; Advisor, Mrs. Smith C. Hamar; and E. Stennick. Pam Gardiner, Rowena Lewis, and Jean Aplin at meeting. Advisor, Mrs. Chase LETTERETTES INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The ICC serves as a coordinating council for all of the organizations in the school. Each club has a representative on the council to further its interests. Jim Rinck-Most Active Member J. DeBois displays holstein steer which was on new grain feeding program. F.F.A. FFA is an organization that promotes leadership, citizenship, and cooperation. Members may par- ticipate in local, district, state, and national activities. Contests vary from livestock judging to public speaking. FFA stresses self-improvement by helping each member set and work towards accom- plishing goals which will make him a better individual. 1-r J. Rinck, Reporter; K. Bergman, Treas.; M. Barr Sec.; J. Kellar, Pres.; D. Scott, V.P.; Mr. Kelly, Advisor; T. Gibson, Sentinel. FFA helps make wreaths for Christmas. LIBRARIANS The Librarian Club is made up of those people who work in the library as assistants to the librarian. Their main social event is an annual afternoon tea which is enjoyed by parents, teachers, and other interested persons. YOUTH FOR CHRIST The YFC is an inter- denominational religious organization. Their meetings consist mostly of devotional s and outside speakers. 64 Cheryl Combs performs duties of a library assistant. A typical pose of Bruce Wallace ! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB A photography club was formed this year by Mr. Powell. Equipment was purchased and several students are now able to enjoy learning the art of photography. The old officcrs install the new at a traditional candle- lighting ceremony. GIRLS LEAGUE Wendy Beigman receives the Girls League Cup at the Senior Tea which is given by the Girls League in honor of the Seniors. The freshmen and transfer students are welcomed in the fall at the Big-Little Sister Luncheon. 66 G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association provides many athletic events in which interested girls may take part. This year they had roller skating and gym nights and the main event of the season was initiation and a slumber party. They go through a lot to become a full-fledged member. The Student Council consists of the elected student body officers and a room representative from each second period class. The purpose of student council is that of representing student interests. A TIME TO LEAD President Paul Lewis and Vice-President Mike Gano conduct a business meeting of the council. As members listen intently Suzan Coldwell, Secretary records the business as it happens. SUPERINTENDENT MR. WENDELL CURRY SECRETARY Mary Ellen Zimmerman ASSISTANT Janet Stebbins PRINCIPAL MR. STANLEY PEERBOOM 71 FOUR YEARS OF COLLEGE MR. BELL Business Law, Instrumental Music I tell you, this is the biggest Easter egg I've ever seen! MR. LAMBERT Geography If I ever go on another blind date I'll kill myself. MR. CLORE Vocational English MRS. CHASE Home Economics One more crack like that and I'll bust you. MR. WHEATLEY Physical Education 72 I've got this pain right over here. I didn't know that riding a donkey could tickle this much. AND LOOK WHERE IT GOT US MR. KAISER English IV Drama Peace?I thought it meant two! MR. MUCK Modern Math MRS. HARRIS Speech Counseling 73 Now add just a pinch of crow wing to the rat eggs and turkey tumor mixture. Should I wipe it on the wall or get a kleenex. MR. JONES Architectural and Fine Arts Please leave an extra quart of milk and a pint of yogart. MISS COOK Physical Education I'd like to know who tied my Yo-Yo in knots. MRS. THOMPSON English III 74 Oh, go away. Oh that rascal, he says the sweetest things. MRS. SOPHUSSON Spanish I S II Typing I Shorthand I MR. HUMPHREY Physics General Science Who says Ban won’t wear off. To arms, to arms, the British are coming. 75 Deep in thought. What's wrong with a candy-bar sand- wich? MR. ANDERSON Vocal music Psychology MR. THOMPSON Math World History MR. WALLACE American problems Play it cool. What light through yon window breaks? 76 MR. ROTH Geography U.S. History International Relations MR. McCORD Biology Chemistry Coffee, tea or Cuba? If you don't like it, you can draw your own circles. 77 This is my first burlesque show. I wish I hadn't grabbed this hot steam pipe. Mrs. Smith English I Did I hear my name? Mr. Crocker U.S. History World History International Relations And they say he's got brains. Miss White English II Mr. Kelley Agriculture Diversified Occupations My, what pretty teeth you have. Mrs. Kellar Remedial Reading Not Pictured Mrs. Barton Librarian You don't say ! Well you've got to make money somehow. MR. PERREN In memoriam of our custodian, Gene Perren. To the students he was a kind smile and to the teachers a helping hand. 79 Heat's on ! All right, what happened now. Sounds like I heard that story before. THE MANY FACES OF S.W.P. Mr. Stan Peerboom came to teach at R.U.H.S. in 1963 as a science teacher. He was then promoted to the position of principal and has served as that since then. He is a man with many talents and a great personality. He tries to be strict and firm but actually is very softhearted. In fact any time you want to hear a story just ask him. He can tell many funny stories about the students. He is a great man loved by all and won't be forgotten in the hearts of many. Are they for real. 80 Wait till I get my hands on those guys. Dianne Abraham Linda Ade Connie Aldridge Jim Atkinson Steve Bailey Roberta Barr Barbara Bergman Jamie Bledsoe Claudia Bozarth Kim Bross Linda Burnham Ed Case Sally Chapelle Henry Chapettie David Chase Bill Cole Jim Combs Rick Cotey Martha Crawford Marty Crawford Jan Davis Tom Davis Phil Dinkelocker 82 OFFICERS CLASS OF “71!' Becky Wasser, Nancy Matt men Terry Hadlock, Marty Clark Richard Dunigan Dan Elbert Penny Ertzberger Carol Everman Mike Forest Dawn Fosmore Gary Hacket Terry Hadlock Connie Hamleck Mary He ad lee Betty Hefflin Debby Higley Mark Humble Wayne Hupp Bart Hupy Darlene Johnson Steve Johnstun Terry Keene Bill Klinke Darla Leno Tim Lindemeyer John Low Cheryl Makki 83 Nancy Mattinen Reo McBride Raul Montalvo Clay Musgrove Wilma Naugaust John Nesbitt Linda Page Connie Patching Corey Pellham Jim Pellham Ron Powell Fred Presswood Becky Praigetzer Warren Quartley Steve Reed Tom Richardson Jim Riveness Debbie Roberts Jess Rodregus Ron Shcnieder Gary Seamans Mona Smith David Smith Tim Stangle Chuck Stefani John Stevens Patty Strong Mark Swanson Berkley Tack Chuck Tarbell Bonnie Wallila Shelly Wemmer Julie White Marcia Wilson Tom Wood Todd Wycoff Tom Fairbain Maria Licano Steve Leddy Ivan Humphrey Randy Diedrich William Bonnell The black and white of it. Not too shabby! Homer Allen Donna Alumbaugh Jeff Anderson Emma Aplin Steve Bailey Joan Baker Mark Barker Jean Beckham CLASS OFFICERS President---Ken Bergman Vice President---Debbie Clark Secretary----Nikki Oylear Treasurer----Mark Barker I.C.C.----Jennie Brusco Karen Bergman Ken Bergman Sandi Bloomfeldt Pam Blunk Cami Bohrer Bill Bra wand Jennie Brusco Patty Carrico Donna Chase Steve Christophersen Debbie Clark Jamey Clark Patty Clark Cheryl Combs Lewis Condit Kim Cornett Effie Crawford Dennis Davis Diana Davis Tracy Deal Theresa Elbert Jim Everman Edith Foycn Nora Grau Ellen Gray John Greer Rhonda Griswold Duane Guysinger Rick Hadlock Alan Hayes Lance Hayes Ken J arret Greg Jensen Jim Jessee Susie Johnson Cliff Johnstun LeAnn Jones Barbara Keith Jim Kellar Mary Kelly Jewel Leno Row ena Lewis Mary Long Dennis Maddox Teresa Maki Kevin Marshall Jim McGlone Sharon M itchell Leonard Moen Travis Morrow Dan Murden Tom Musgrove Bob Nelson Ron Nelson David Olsen Nikki Oylear Kathi Paulsen Karen Pellham Judy Pene Marian Perkins Shirley Pourtales Jean Pritchard Arrol Puckett Patty Robinson Gene Schmidt Jeff Schneider Jim Seely Bob Sisco Karen Sisco Vicky Smith Chris Sold Larry Stefani Sue Swanson Cher Sweringer Tammie Tack Jim Tift Alice Todd Curt Wade Bill Wallace Den Wellington Becky Woehlert NOT PICTURED Curt Curry Dan Fowler Terry Gibson Gene Harrel Jerry Mayhugh Brad Pitra Jim Riley Jim Rinck Sue Wemmer 89 Keith Wood Jackie Zimmer Lee Abraham Duane Atkinson Marcia Barr Bonnie Barton Kelly Bledsoe Mike Bledsoe Ed Blunk Bobbie Jo Brusco Bob Burnham Barry Chappelle Connie Chase Jim Chase Sandie Davis Kristi Deal Sue Diedrich Paul Dinklocker Steve Edmison Mike Endicott Tom Everman Richard Fisher Dale Free Sue Constans Jeff Cornett Leo Quartly Georgene Cowles 90 Dale Gallien Mike Gano Mike Gray Rich Griffith Larry Hajek Steve Heflin Sheralee Headlee John Heimer Debbie Hill Gordon Jensen CLASS OF 70 PRESIDENT Norm Winters VICE PRESIDENT Jeff Cornett SECRETARY Kathy Parks TREASURER Paul Dinklocker ICC Jim Lowe 91 Deanne Johnsen Dave Johnson Sandi Johnson Cherly Johnstun Debbie Karnoski Steve Kellar Phyllis Kirk Dave Leonard Dixon Long Jim Lowe Kathi Marek Steve McCaskey Perry McClung John McGlone Gloria Montalvo Jeannie Oliva Sam Owen Pat Oylear Butch Palmer Kathy Parks 92 Frank Pellham Bill Posch Ramona Praegitzer Jerry Riplinger Gail Robinson Kathi Robinson John Roth Debbie Scott Darla Shaw Bill Smith Jerry Soczek Ron Stevens Rose Stevens Sherri Tomblison Melvin Wallila Allen West Janis White Rosalee Wilson Norman Winters Rachael Wycoff NOT PICTURED Bob Bozarth Verio Bush Merlon Case Dick Cole Dave Collett Roger Crawford Peggy Davidson Roger Elliott Roland Erdman Roger Gidney Mark Gilbreath Donna Grau Debbie Gurwell Bob Hyde Richard Lakey Dennis Morrow Allen Pellham Bryant Ray Lyle Roberts Susan Techner Sam Tift Susan Turner Bruce Wallace Kenny Wallila Jack Wolf Nancy Woodcock 93 CLASS OF 69 first row, R-L: Julie Davis, David Jennings, Peggy Burnham, Carol Roberts, second row: David Wellington, Paul Lewis, Elaine Rinck, Virginia Beilin, Karen Jensen, not pictured Sue Calvert. Dave White-I.C.C. , Gary Pellham v.p. , Dave Wellington pres. , Karen Kieth treas. , Linda Robinson sec. Song: I want to be me Colors: green and white Flower: carnation Motto: We will not take the path that is already taken, but go where there is no path and leave a trail. Top Eleven Minus One A TIME FOR NEW BEGINNINGS Keith Adams Jim Bauserman Ken Anderson Virginia Beilin Most Likely to Succeed: Carol Roberts Paul Lewis Scott Anderson Dale Beltz Donna Jessee Bleth Bonnie Bonne 11 Bruce Barton Wendy Bergman Mike Boldenow Connie Bonnell Peggy Burnham Mike Clouse Sue Calvert Suzan Coldwell Tim Boursaw Raenel Bronsen Dan Chase Dan Collett Mark Braun Katie Bross Mike Clark Nina Cramer Bobbi Crawford Debby DuBois Verna Fosmore Carol Free Most Sincere: Kris Nelson and Dave Day Bob Gamble Debby Guy Ed Heimer Karen Jensen Pam Gardiner Gene Hacket David Jennings Dan Johnson Judy Greer Charlene Hamar i Grau i Hajek Paul Lewis Frank Markley Gwen Johnson Chris John stun Tim Klein Patty McAtee Sharon Johnson Karen Keith Tonie Koch Cheryl Miller 99 Best Workers: Judy Wright and Richard Ramey Brenda Mysinger Dennis Nelson Don Pellham Gary Pellham Roxanne Pellham Don Powell Richard Ramey Robert Ramey John Mitchell Jim Morgan Kris Nelson Barbara Pellham 100 Elaine Rinck Carol Roberts Marietta Sams Shirley Smith Craig Ritterodt Linda Swanson Linda Robinson Darlene Settlemire Elise Stennick 101 Scott T aggart Roger Tombleson David Wellington Arnold Welter Judy Tuinstra Debra Zentgraf Leona Zimmer Kathy Wade Judy Wright 102 Dave White Ron Zimmerman SENIORS SKIP Fun and games at Coffinberry Lake. 103 The sun will never fade my smile. A TIME FOR ANTICIPATION As they stand with bowed heads, this may be the last time they see one another, last time united. Pam Gardiner David Wellington SCHOLARSHIPS Bernard's Beauty College Karen Keith Beaverton Beauty College Cheryl Miller College of Southern Utah Virginia Beilin Lower Columbia Academy of Hairstyling Kris Nelson Marylhurst College Honor Scholarship Cheryl Deal Delena Home Extension Scholarship Wendy Bergman National Honor Society Scholarships (RUHS) Kathy Wade and Bruce Barton Elaine Rinck - salutatori an £ 104 Carol Roberts, Bruce Barton and Mrs. Harris. Virginia Beilin - valedictorian AWARDS Home Economics Award Chemistry Award Arion Award Forensic Award Valedictory Award Salutatory Award Oregon State University Dad's Club Award Girl Boy Faculty Citizenship Award Girl Boy Student Council Leadership Award Girl Boy Oregon Scholars: Virginia Beilin, Elaine Rinck Carol Roberts and Paul Lewis. 105 Dr. R. D. Mahaffey guest speaker. Wendy Bergman and Jim Puckett Pam Gardiner Virginia Beilin John Mitchell Carol Roberts Virginia Beilin Elaine Rinck Carol Roberts Bruce Barton Wendy Bergman Jim Puckett Suzan Coldwell David Wellington A TIME FOR EXPRESSIONS I would like to express my thanks, appreciation, and gratitude to all of those who helped to put together this year's Emeraude. There were many problems which were encountered this year. If it would have been just lack of money we might have made it with few problems. But we were left in the hole several hundreds of dollars from years previous. Special thanks goes to all of those who worked on the money making projects and stuck with it. Many problems were caused by rumors and trouble makers. Some quit the staff and others worked to finish it. The ones who stuck with it and took all the guff of others are the real troopers. They are the ones whom you all can thank for this year's Emeraude. This year our school started a camera club. They should be recognized and thanked for all of their work and efforts. Granda Studios should also be mentioned for all of the pictures they took for us. Mrs. Lynda Thompson is this year's Emeraude advisor. She had been the advisor for three years and has worked very hard. When the people quit this year, she stepped in and helped to meet the deadlines. I wouldn't have made it without her to help as much as she did. If I have failed to mention someone it is not because your time and work was not appreciated. It was greatly as all are. But 1 have my last deadline to meet and I have to hurry. Sincerely and very gratefully, 1969 Emeraude Editor Peggy Burnham 106 BEST WISHES! THE OL’ PASTIME Rainier, Oregon Geoige V. Jacobs Bea Knauss Owners COLUMBIA CAFE Fine Food Friendly Atmosphere Rainier, Oregon CPOc . WEST RAINIER STORE Rainier, Oregon WESTERN MJTO ASSOCIMl SIOM -----------n--------- Compliment's of Doug G. 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DIXON’S DRUG STORE Clatskanie, Ore. 556-5221 MEN BOY'S CLOTHING Headquarters for 7« GOOD FOOD WHITESIDE PHARMACY 1303 Commerce Sweat socks C BUSY BEE CAFE Prescription Service — other apparell Rainier, Russell Stover Candies Clatskanie Ore. 728-2727 SENIOR ADAMS, KEITH: F.F.A. 1,4. ANDERSON, KEN: Baseball 2,4, Basketball 1,2, C rosscountry 4, Track 1, Football 2, Letterman 2,4, Choir 1. BELLIN, VIRGINIA: Transfer from Onalaska, Washington 3, Girl's League 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Youth for Christ 3, Y.F.C. Pres. 4, State Speech Tournament 3, Girl's State 3, Letterettes 4, Columbian business manager 4, R.U. H. S. good citizen 4, Most valuable student 4, Valedictorian 4. BARTON, BRUCE: Honor Soceity 2,4, Choir 1,4, Business Manager4, I.C.C. 4, District Honor Choir 3,4, Music in May 4, All school play 4, Barber Shop quartet 3,4. BERGMAN, WENDY: Emeraude Staff assis. 3, Business manager 3,4, Girl's League 1,4, treasurer 4, Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4, G.A.A. 1,4, Treasurer 3, V. P. 4, Y.F.C. 1,3, Sec.-Treas. 3, I.C.C. 3, Forensics 3, Girl of the month 2, Softball 2, Basketball 1,4, Powder Puff football 4, Volleyball 1,4, Speech Plays 3. BLETH, DONNA: Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Varsity cheerleader 3,4, Intamurals 1,3, Extamurals 1,3, I.C.C. 1, Choir 1,3, G.A.A. 1,4, Emeraudc staff 3, Girl of the month 1, Girl's League 1,4, Girl's Trio 3. BOHRER, JEFF: Transfer from Marshall H. S. 1, Wrestling 2,4, Crosscountry 4, Letterman 3,4, Student council 4, Marathan basketball game 4, eight mile beach run 4. BOLDENOW, MIKE: Football 1,4, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,3, Golf 4, Most improved track trophy 2, Speech plays 1,2, Letterman 2,4. CLARK, MIKE: F.F.A. 1, All school play 2,4, Columbian staff 3,4. BONNELL, CONNIE: Girl's League 1,4, Choir 3,4. BRAUN, MARK: Baseball 2,4, Basketball 2, Football 2, Letterman 2,4, Marathan basketball 4. BRONSON, RAENEL: Transfer from Clatskanic 4, Powder Puff football 4, Girl s League 4, Softball 4. BROSS, KATIE: Student council 2, Choir 1,4, G.A.A. 3,4, Girl's League 1,4, Speech play 3, Track 1, Powder Puff football 4, make-up 4. BURNHAM, PEGGY: Honor Society 2,4, G.A.A. 1,4, Jr. marshall 3, J. V. cheerleader 1,2, Varsity cheerleader 4, Volleyball 1,4, softball 1,2,4, Prom court 3, student council 3, I.C.C. 4, Sec. 4, Choir 1,3, Sec. 2,3, Letteretts4, Sec. 4, Class Sec. 2,scrub club4, Girl's League 1,4, Emeraude 1,4, assis, editor 3, Editor 4, Pep Club 1,4, V. P. 4, All school play 2, Baseball Statistician 1,3, Basketball Statistician 3,4, Powder Puff football 4, Captain 4, Girl's Trio 3. CALVERT, SUE: Honor Society 2,4, G.A.A. 1,4, V. P. 3, Choir 3,4, Pres. 4, Emeraude staff 2,3, Girl's League 1,4, program chairman 2, song leader 4, Basketball 1,4, volleyball 1,4, softball 1,2,4, Track 1,4, Powder Puff football 4, Contest Speaking 3,4, Forensics 3, Girl's Trio 4, Y.F.C. 1,3, Girl of the month 1,4, Quartet pianist 3, soloist 3,4, Honor Choir 4. CHASE, DAN: Football 1,4, Basketball 1,4, Golf 3,4, Track 1,2, Prom court 3, Student council 3. CLOUSE, MIKE: All school play 2. COLDWELL, SUZAN: Student body sec. 4, Student council 2,4, I.C.C. 4, Frosh. cheerleader 1, Varsity cheerleader 2, Wrestling cheerleader 4, Girl's League 1,4, historian 4, Prom court 3, Emeraude staff 2,3, Columbian 3,4, feature editor 4, Girl of the month 1, G.A.A. 1,3, F.H.A. 2,3, Volleyball 1,4, Pep club 1,4, All school play 3, scrub club 4. COLLETT, DAN: Honor Society 2,4, pres. 4, Football 1,4, Wrestling 1,4, District 3,4, State 3,4, Speech 3, Choir 2, Emeraude staff 4. CONSTANS, ROBERTA: Transfer from Weiser, Idaho 4, Choir 4, Exchange concerts 4, Speech plays 4, Girl's League 4. CRAMER, NINA: Majorette 2, Pep club 2,3, Girl's Track 2, Girl's League 1,4, Choir 4. CRAWFORD, BOBBI: Choir 1, F.H.A. 1,3, G.A.A. 3,4, State convention 4, Pep club 2,3, officer 3, Girl's League 1,4, Emeraude staff 3, Intramurals 1,2, Speech plays 3, Prom chairman 3. DAVIS, DOUG: Football 1,2, Wrestling 2,3, Basketball 1. Student body v. p. 3, I.C.C. 2,4, Girl's League 1,4, rep. 1, Program chairman 4, Class treas. 1, G.A.A. 1,4, Choir 1,2, Pep club 2,4, Honor society 3,4, J. V. cheerleader 2, varsity cheerleader 3,4 ACTIVITIES Student council 2,4, Jr. marshall 3, Speech plays 3, Prom court 3, Co-chairman 3, Letterettes 4, Homecoming Queen 4, All school play 4, Girl of the month 1,3. DAY, DAVE: Transfer from Neah-Kah-Nie 3, Golf 4. DEAL, CHERYL: Honor society 3,4, Girl's League 1,4, Musician 2, Librarians club 1,4, v. p. 4, Letterettes 3.4, pres. 4, Speech play 1, director 1. DIEDRICH, JERRY: Wrestling 3,4, Track 2,3, F.F. A. 1,2,4, Speech plays 3,4. ELLIOTT, JIM: Jr. marshall 3, Prom court 3, Football 1,4, captain 4, cheerleader 4, Basketball 1,2, Golf 3, Letterman 3,4, pres. 4, Band 1,3, Student council 4, Sadie Hawkins court 4, Outstanding linesman 4. FISHER, MARGARET: Librarians 1,4, Speech plays 2, Assis, director 4, G.A.A. 1, Girl's League 1,4, Majorettes 2, Pep club 2. FREE, CAROL: Librarians 1,4, treas. 2, pres. 3, F.H.A. 1,2, I.C.C. 2, Intramurals 1, Letterettes 3,4, Girl's League 1,4, Girl of the month 4. FREEMAN, LARRY: Transfer from Sweet Home H. S. , Student council 3, Football 3, Wrestling 3, Baseball 4. FOSMORE, VERNA: Librarians club 1,3,4, sec, 4, F.H.A. 3,4, Pep club 1,4, Girl's League 1,4, Columbian 3.4, Choir 4, Speech 4. GAMBLE, BOB: Class pres. 1, Football 1, Weed Tree 3,4. GARDINER, PAM: Student council 4, G.A.A. 1,4, sec. 4, F.H.A. 3,4, sec.-treas. 4, Pep club 3,4, Girl's League 1,4, choir 3,4, sec. 4, Stage band 3, Trio musician 3, Exchange concerts 3,4, Forensics 3, Speech plays 3, Competitive speaking 3, Softball 2, Majorette 1,2, captain 2, Rainier Daze Princess 3. GIDNEY, MELISSA: Girl's League 1,2, Track 1,3, Majorettes 2, Softball 4, Librarians club 2, Choir 3,4, Pep club 1,3, Speech meet 3. GRAU, JUDIE: F.H.A. 1, Frosh. cheerleader 1, G.A.A. 2, Prom court 3, Track 4, Girl's League 1,4, Rainier Daze Ptincess 3. GREER, JUDY: Honor society 4, G.A.A. 2,3, volleyball 4, basketball 4, powder puff football 4, Intramurals 1.4, Girl's League 1,4. GUY, DEBBY: Speech plays 3,4, Pep club 1,2, Girl's League 1,4, Intramurals 1, Girl of the month 4. HAMAR, CHARLEEN: F.H.A. 1,4, G.A.A. 1,4, Librarians club 1,4, Pep club 2,4, Letterettes 3,4, Columbian staff 3, Emeraude staff 3,4, powder puff football 4, Choir 3,4, Softball 2, Intramurals 2, Speech plays 2,3, Exchange concerts 3,4. HAJEK, JIM: Football 1,4, Track 1,3, Sadie Hawkins court 4, Mr. Irresistible 4, forensics 2, 3, F.F. A. 1, Speech plays 2,3, I.C.C. 2,3. JENNINGS, DAVID: Wrestling 1,4, Band 1,4, Letterman 1,4, Track 3, Baseball 1,2, Cross country 4. JENSEN, KAREN: Girl's League 1,4, v. p. 3, Class sec. 3, Pep club 2,3, treas. 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Honor society 2.4, Emeraude staff 3,4, Band 1, Choir 2,4. JOHNSON, GWEN: G.A.A. 1,4, volleyball 1,2,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Softball 1,2,4, Track 2, Powder puff football 4, captain 4, choir 3,4, Girl of the month 4. JOHNSON, SHARON: Honor Society 2,4, Girl's League 1,4, Pep club 1,2, J. V. cheerleader 2, Emeraude staff 3.4, Band 1,2, Choir 4, Honor choir 4, Exchange concerts 4, Homecoming princess 2, powder puff football 4, Class v. p. 2, Track 1,2, Intramurals 1,2. JOHNSTUN, CHRIS: Student council 1, Class sec. 1, Choir 1, G.A.A. 1,4, Softball 1,2, Track 1,2, Intramurals 1,2, Majorettes 2, Pep club 3, Prom court 3, Emeraude staff 3, powder puff football 4. KEITH, KAREN: Frosh. cheerleader 1, wrestling cheerleader 4, Pep club 1,4, Officer 3, I.C.C. 3, Class treas. 4. Columbian staff 4, Girl's League 1,4, Girl of the month 2, powder puff football 4, softball 2, track 1, Intramurals 1,2. KLEIN, TIM: Student Council 2,3, Prom court 3, football 1,3, track 1,2, F.F. A. 1,4. KOCH, TONIE: Intramurals 1,2, F.H.A. 2,3, Student Council 3, Speech 4. SENIOR LEWIS, PAUL: Basketball 1,2,track 1,3, golf 4, Class pres. 3, Elks Leadership contest 3,4, Student body pres. 4, Student council 3, I. C.C. 3,4, Honor society 2,4, Music in May 3, Letterman 2,3, All school play 1.2, Band 2, Stage band 1,4. MARKLEY, FRANK: F.F.A. 1,4, Speech plays 1,4. McATEE, PATTY: Girl's League 1,4, G. A. A. 3,4, Speech plays 3. MILLER, CHERYL: G. A. A. 2,4, choir 3,4, Honor choir 3, Student council 1, volleyball 2, Emeraude staff 3,4, Speech plays 3, Y.F.C. 3. MITCHELL, JOHN: Band 1,4, stage band 1,4, choir 2, I.C.C. 3. MORGAN, JIM: Baseball 1, Letterman 1,3, band 1,4, stage band 1,4, All school play 3,4, wrestling 1. MYSINGER, BRENDA: Speech play 3,4, director,4, choir 3,4, Pep club 2,4, choir festival 3, Exchange concerts 3,4. NELSON, DENNIS: F.F.A. 1,3, treas. 2,3, basketball 1,2, Speech plays 3, track 3, wrestling4, district 4th, Most improved wrestler 4. NELSON, KRIS: G.A.A. 1,4, basketball 1,4, volleyball 1,3,4, Intramurals 1,2, powder puff football 4, Speech plays 3, choir 3,4, Girl's League 1,4. PELLHAM, BARBARA: Wrestling cheerleader 2, varsity cheerleader 3,4, I.C.C. 4, Girl's League 1,4, wrestling statistician 1, Intramurals 1,3, choir 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Emeraude staff 3,4, Columbian staff 4, powder puff football 4. PELLHAM, DON: F.F.A. 1,4, wrestling 1,2. PELLHAM, GARY: Football 1,4, basketball 1,4, baseball 1,4, Most valuable baseball 3, Honor society 2, F.F.A. 1,2, sec. 2, Class v. p. 4, Prom court 3, letterman 1,4. PELLHAM, ROXANNE: Transfer from Clatskanie 2, Homecoming queen 3, Prom court 3, Student body treas. 4. wrestling cheerleader 3,4, Student council 2,4, Pep Club 2.4, treas. 4, Class treas. 2, Girl's League 2,4, Class rep. 4, Columbian staff 3,4, Emeraude staff 3,4, F.H. A. 3, powder puff football 4. PUCKETT, JIM: Letterman 2,4, football 1,4, wrestling 2,4, track 2, baseball 1, choir 1,2, Student council 4, All League 3,4, 1st district wrestling. RAMEY, RICHARD: F.F.A. 1,4, I.C.C. 1,3, basketball manager 1. RAMEY, ROBERT: F.F.A. 1,2, basketball manager 1. RINCK ELAINE: Salutatorian, National Merit finalist, Honor society 2,4, Librarians club 1,4, treas. 3, pres. 4, Letterettes 3,4, sec.-treas. 4, forensics 4, Columbian staff 2,3, assist, editor 3, Emeraude staff 3, G.A.A. RITTERODT, CRAIG: football 2,4, All league 4, honorable mention state 4, wrestling 2,4, all league, state, track 3,4, baseball 3, choir 3,4, Letterman 2,4. ROBERTS, CAROL: Girl's League 1,4, songleader2, pres. 4, G.A.A. 1,4, point keeper 3, treas4, I.C.C. 3,4, J.V. cheerleader 2, varsity cheerleader 3,4, choir 1,4, Librarian 1, Honor choir 3,4, Music in May 4, Elks leadership 4, Girl of the month 1, Honor society 2,4, forensics 3,4, State speech meet 3,4, Pep club 2,4, Letterettes 3,4, All school play 2,4, Speech plays 3, Girl's trio 4. ROBINSON, LINDA: Choir 1, Intramurals 1,2, basketball statistician 1,2, Pep club 2,4, v. p. 2, pres. 3, Girl's League 1,4, G.A.A. 2,3, Girl of the month 2, Class sec. 4, Prom chairman 3, powder puff football 4, scrub club 4, Emeraude 2,3. SETTLEMIRE, DARLENE: Intramurals 1, Librarians 2,4, officer 3, I.C.C. 3, Girl's League 1,4. SMITH, SHIRLEY: wrestling statistician 1, Girl's League 1,4, choir 1,4, Exchange conceits 3,4, Stage band vocalist 4, All school play committee 4. STENNICK, ELISE: Homecoming princess 4, varsity cheerleader 3,4, wrestling cheerleader 2, Frosh. cheer- leader 1, I.C.C. 3,4, Pep club 1,4, treas. 3, v. p. 2, G.A.A. 1,4, Student council 3,4, choir 1,4, powder puff football 4, Emeraude staff 2, Columbian staff 4, Exchange concerts 3,4, softball 2, Letterettes 4, v. p. 4. SWANSON, LINDA: Girl's League 1,2, Pep club 1, choir 1, track 1, F.H.A. 1, ACTIVITIES TAGGART, SCOTT: F. F. A. 1, basketball manager 2,3, track manager 2. TESCHNER, JOHN: Photography club 4, F.F.A. 1,2. TOMBLESON, ROGER: football 1,4, wrestling 1,4, Mr. Football 4, All league 4, Letterman 1,4, sgt. arms 2, choir 1,4, Exchange concerts 3,4. TUINSTRA, JUDI: Transfer from Thurston H. S. , G.A.A. 2,4, choir 2,4, basketball 3,4, Pep club 4, volley- ball 4, powder puff football 4. WADE, KATHY: Student council 2,4, Girl's League 1,4, rep. 2, sec. 4, G.A.A. 1,4, sec. 3, pres. 4, Librarian club 2,4, sec. 3, v. p. 4, Class treas. 1, Homecoming princess 1, Prom Queen 3, volleyball 1,4, Honor society 4, Baseball statistician 3,4. WALLACE, SUSAN: Pep Club 1, choir 3,4. WELLINGTON, DAVID: Class v. p. 1, Class pres. 2,4, Student council 3,4, football 1,4, track 1,3, band 1,4, Emeraude staff 4, Prom court 3, Honor society 2,4, v. p. 3, basketball 1, Intramurals 1,3, Letterman 1,4, Stage band 1,4. WELTER, ARNOLD: F.F.A 1,2, football 1,3, track 1,2, wrestling 2,4, All League in wrestling 4, Letterman 1,4. WHITE, DAVE: Band 1,2, stage band 1,4, Honor society 2,4, All school play 3, Speech 3, speech plays 3, Class v. p. 3, I. C.C. 4, v. p. 4, Sadie Hawkins court 4. WOOD, RONALD: Transfer from Kettle Falls, Wash. , Speech plays 3,4, Columbian 4. WRIGHT, JUDY: Transfer from Roseburg2, Pep club 2,4, sec 3, pres. 4, choir 2,4, Girl's League 2,4, Girl of the month 4, powder puff football 4. ZIMMER, LEONA: Pep club 1,4, F. H. A. 3,4, Intramurals 1,2, G.A.A. 4. ZIMMERMAN, RON: F.F.A. 1,3, basketball 1,2, baseball 1,2, Speech plays 3. ATIME FOR FUN 123 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS « i V • te v I A. te f I I? I A |