Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

EMERAUDE '71 Rainier Union High School Rainier, Oregon Volume 78 Emeraude Staff Advisor............................Mrs. S. Foey OTHER WORKERS Editor.............................Kim Cornett Patty Clark Asst. Editor.......................David Chase Chris Rennels Copy Editor........................Debbie Roberts Connie Sullivan Photography Editor.................Linda Werth Bonnie Wallila Everything Editor..................Phil Dinkelocker Melinda Ellis Special thanks to Mr. Fred Bell who helped us with the photography. Also a special thanks to Miss S. White who helped us in the end. If a man does not keep pace with 3 his companions. perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. CITIES IN CRISIS . t Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away- Henry David Thoreau 6 Administration Wendell Curry, hard working su- perintendent, spent many long hours this year working on the unification of the five school districts for next year. This is the last Emeraude for the Union High School District 3. Through his efforts and those of Mrs. Zimmerman, whom we were unable to get a picture of, the district ran smoothly and made beginnings in many new programs in curriculum. 7 Mr. Peerboom: keep it down. 8 Cooks Custodians Lee Williams: never a dull moment We were very fortunate to have Louise Cowan, Betty Brown, and Zelma Doty as our cooks. Mrs. Doty also was in charge of the laundrying of towels and sports uniforms. On our custodian staff was Reuban Oilila, Lee Williams and Joyce Robinson. These people worked hard to prepare our lunch and to repair our school. Joyce Robinson 9 Home Economics Mrs. Chase: I hope they don't eat that stuff. Home Economics was taught by Mrs. Chase. The students learned cooking, sewing and a course in foreign cookery. The students learned how to prepare the different foods. They enjoyed making them as well as eating them. The boys learned some practical knowledge in the new cook and sew class. They learned the basic things of cooking and sewing, including making aprons. Agriculture The AG. class was taught by Mr. Dirickson. The students learned how they could help our agriculture in the years to come. They also learned the fundamentals of surveying. Mr. Dirickson and students 10 English What did you say?????? All four letter words aren't bad. Let me write that down. Duh-uh-uh-uh The English Department has become quite diversi- fied this year. Reading classes were taught by Mr. Wheat with many new machines and a Language Master. These enabled students to increase their reading speed and comprehension. Some of the other new classes taught this year were Job Hunt, Science Fiction, Short Story, Mythology and Folklore, Creative Writing, Advanced Composition, Drama, and Advanced Grammar. Students are looking forward to next year when even more new classes will be offered. Mrs. Foey taught Frosh Lit., Sci. Fic., Mythology, and Mass Media. Tammy and Steve doing extra curricular work for Mass Media. 12 Business Class Mrs. Sophusson: Now really girls! Mrs. Sophusson taught Spanish, Typing I II and Office Machines. The Spanish students prepared a dinner for themselves consisting of many Spanish foods. All enjoyed preparing and eating the dinner. The Spanish students took a trip to Portland with the Art classes to see the famous Picasso paintings. In her Office Machines classes she taught students how to operate adding machines and about correct office procedures. With these classes the students gained knowledge of how an office is run. Typing I is required before a student can take office machines. Business, Typing and Spanish Classes 14 Social Studies Mr. Roth trying to teach U.S. History to three talking girls. The history classes took on some new discussion topics. The American Problems classes discusses such things as black problems, cities, income tax, drugs, and budgeting. These topics brought more interest to the students and gave them useful infor- mation as they go out into the world. Mr. Burnett: I think that's enough to keep them busy. 15 Mr. Mike Beyer discussing an historical event in World History. Mr. John Crocker leading a discussion with Connie Patching, Becky Wasser, Mike Howell, Melinda Ellis, and David Chase in International Relations class. 16 Math Miss Jensen checking a problem for her geometry students. Mr. Mason takes time from his business math class to pose for picture. The mathematics teachers were Mr. Muck who taught Algebra I and II, Calculus, trigo- nometry and analysis. Miss Jensen who taught Geometry and General Math. Mr. Mason who taught Business Math and General Math. The higher forms of math, Trigonometry, Analysis and Calculus were designed for the students who are planning to go to college or major in the field of math. Mr. Muck working out a problem for his students. General Math students working hard on a difficult problem. Mr. Humphrey and class experimenting with helium The general science classes taught by Mr. Humphrey, Miss Jensen, and Mr. Mason went on field trips to various plants such as Reynolds Aluminum and Crown Zellerbach at Wauna. The students got to see industry in action and learn how it helps us. They also experimented with gases such as helium to see its effects on the lungs. Giving a science report can prove to be a tense situation. Mr, Mason, Business Math instructor Mrs. McDaniels taught biology Library Mr. Clore, our friendly li- brarian, enjoyed his first year in the library after teaching English here four years. Paperbacks were introduced as over the counter material and many new volumes were added to our collection. Mr. Clore finding a word for Patty 20 Photography Art Photography This was Mr. Bell's first year teaching photography and along with building a new lab, he introduced many innovative techniques. Art We caught Mr. Grey who teaches art, while his pupils were going bananas. (Linda, Barb, and Penny) Industrial Arts 21 Due to circumstances beyond our control Mr. Perry and Mr. Coder are not pictured. Mechanical Drawing The Mechanical Draw- ing class was taught by Mr. Perry. This class is designed to teach the students drafting. They design many of their own projects. Wood Shop In wood shop Mr. Coder encourages students to make many projects such as tables and chopping boards. Auto Mechanics Mr. Perry has his stu- dents dismantle a car and become proficient at repairs. Metals Shop In metals shop, many learned the art of weld- ing and made some worthwhile projects. 22 Choir The choir was directed by Hank Anderson. The choir throughout the year attended various festivals such as the Cowapea All League Choir held at Vemonia. They also went to local schools such as, Delena, Apiary, Rainier and other elementary schools to perform. At their annual spring concert, Patty Robinson was awarded a $75 scholarship. Ken Jarret was awarded the most valuable senior choir members trophy; Ken was also president and Duane Guisinger was vice- president. The choir was honored with the presence of Charles King after an inspiring assembly by himself. The psychology class taught by Mr. Hank Anderson, was known throughout the school as something else. This was because of the seemingly strange things they sometimes did. One of these things was suggestive hypno- sis, another was the hot seat, in which a person sits in the middle of the room where everyone can see them and anybody can ask them any question they want and they have to answer truthfully. The Psych class also took field trips to the Longview Progress Center to observe mentally retarded and handi- capped children. They also visited the city j ail where they were shown the cells. As usual Mr. Anderson is telling Mona S. and Julie W., and Becky W. and also Debbie R. to be quiet. Terry Karnoski taking a breather during a softball game. 23 This year the girls learned the art of self defense. This is something new and proved to be very useful against the R.U.H.S. boys. The girls also learned the basic skills of archery and the many skills of tumbling. Keep it up girls. You might grow up to be another Raquel Welch! Mr. Wheatly: Just one more time, Miss Cook: PEACE!! ! FRONT ROW P. Robinson, B. Wallila, M. McCoy, P. Dinkelocker, P. Griffiths, D. Wellington, J. Redding, C. Tarbell: SECOND ROW B. Nelson, M. Alston, B. Palmer, C. Gadiner, J. Wasser, D. Chase: THIRD ROW R. Decker, J. Rivenes, C. Curry, B. Anderson. Many Talents of the Band The band has held up their rep- utation and tradition from last year and even more by playing for many dances and proms in Oregon and in Washington. They have given per- formances at annual conventions such as the annual Soil and Water Con- servation Committee, and the annual P. T.A. convention. The band was also given a superior rating at the Lewis and Clark Stage band competi- tion. Bonnie Wallila Bob Nelson Phil Dinkelocker Brad Anderson 25 This picture of the band was taken in Blackrock Park by the sea in Dublin, Ireland. The band played in a lot of different places in Europe, but this was one of the most beautiful. Dennis Wellington Curt Curry Mr. Fred Bell We dedicate these pages to Mr. Bell because of his outstanding job with the band this year and for arranging the band tour of Europe last summer. He was also voted Rainier's Man of the Year by the Rainier Jaycees. Student Council 26 John Lowe, Vice President, and Dennis Wellington, President, make a final decision. Student Council, advised by Mr. Crocker, originated many new projects this year. They sponsored a number of good assemblies in- cluding Charles King, Kirby Brumfield, and Sand Cross. They also donated money to the Emeraude, sent cheerleaders to clinic, sent cheerleaders to state, and made plans to re- vise the constitution. 27 Honor Society This year, 16 new members were tapped into Honor Society. They underwent an all day initiation, during which they wore all their clothes backwards and had their faces painted up. Also, they couldn't talk to anyone except teachers, or else had to pay one cent per word. Honor Society members took tickets and sold concessions at home basketball games. FRONT: D. Pourtalas, P. Blunk, C. Gardiner, S. Mitchell, P. Griffiths, B. Wasser, R. Cuisinger, E, Crawford, C. Everman. SEC. ROW: P. Maxfield, S. Chase, K. Cornett, S. Wemmer, J. Davis, M. Ellis, D. Chase, M. Wilson, N. Mattinen, BACK: S. Deal, D. Wellington, B. Tack, S. Pourtalas, C. Johnstun, P. Clark, K. Bergman, S. Christopherson, C. Hamlik, C. Patching, M. Crawford, D. Chase. New member Effie Crawford copying from old member Donna Chase?? Initiate Paul Maxfield studying. 28 Homecoming Queen Nancy Mattinen and escort Marty Clark. The Homecoming week began the 19th of October, and throughout the week many activities took place. On Monday the Homecoming court was chosen. Tapped for the court were seniors, Debbie Clark and Jennie Brusco; Junior, Nancy Mattinen; Sophomore, Sue Ann Hardesty; and Freshman, Cindy Clark. Nancy Mattinen was crowned Homecoming Queen at an assembly on Thursday afternoon. A rally was held for the powder puff teams. The Junior boy cheerleaders, David Klein, Clayton Musgrove, and Rick Cody, gave yells for their team. The game was held on Tuesday night; with the Juniors battling against the Seniors. The game ended a tie, 6 to 6; and with one injury. Junior Kim Bross suffered a cracked wrist. The Homecoming game was played against Scappoose. The score was 7 to 0, marking another victory for the Columbians. The weeks activities ended with a dance sponsored by the Junior class. Princess Cindy Clark and escort Danny Coffman. 70 Home- coming 29 Princess Jennie Brusco and escort Mike Bendio Princess Debbie Clark and escort Chris Sold A scene of the Homecoming dance, which rounded out the week's activities. 30 Girls League Girls' League Results are what tills year's Girls' League wanted, and re- sults are what they got. They collected thousands of Betty Crocker coupons for a kidney machine. They sold Wisk-Kits and flag pins for scholarship money. They again held a canned food drive at Christmas time and raised enough for five baskets. A Girls' League slumber party was held at the high school, and although only a few girls showed up, it was much fun The Senior Tea was the big event of the year. Karen Bergman received the Girls' League Cup. The scholarship recipients were Karen Bergman, Effie Crawford, and Jewell Leno. Laura Graham and her gift. The Girls' League Christmas tree was surrounded by gifts foi pixie sisters. Jan, Nancy and Melinda open gifts at Christmas party. Jill Pritchard at Girls League slumber party. I forgot my blanket The cake and punch awaits serving. Mothers and guests enjoy the Tea. 32 Drama Speech Drama Corey Pellham plays Hercules in the play The Frogs . D. Gurwell, H. Werth, L. Werth, J. Beckham, P. Wilson, M. Wilson, R. Phaff, aixi T. Fisher, made up the contest speaking team this year. Speech The contest speaking group had a very exciting and evei eventful year of tournaments . Due to the bad winter weather conditions many of the tournaments had to be cancelled. But, the group did bring home many trophies and ribbons. All seriousness aside. F.F.A. The F.F.A. program is designed to help the boys learn the basic techniques of farming. They learned about raising beef cattle and other livestock. A long with learning about livestock, the future farmers also learned Robert's Rule of Order. No, Marston, pigs don't shed! 34 RAC and YFC Terry Gibson leads the members of the Y. F.C. in discussion. The main activity for the Youth For Christ was the weekly discussion meetings which were held at Mr. Wheat's home, who was the club's advisor. They had a picnic at Sequist Park in the spring. They have been trying to become affiliated with the Portland branch of Y.F.C. Throughout the year they had guest speakers such as Kirby Brumfield. R.A.C. President Terry Gibson The Rainier Athletic Club, headed by Mr. Wheatley, held meetings throughout the year. New members were added. They had a picnic at Merwin Dam. Advisor Mr. Wheatley, Jeff Anderson, and Ken Bergman at a R.A.C. meec - ing. Y.F.C. 35 G.A.A. Nancy Foshoug at initiation on beach G.A.A. was very busy this year. The girls went swimming, boating and to the zoo. They had a pizza party at Pietro's in Longview. A woman from Norman Cosmetics gave the girls a talk on make up. The highlight of the year was the weekend trip to Seaside where the new members were initiated on the beach. 36 Prom Raindrops Keep Falling The 1971 Junior-senior Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. The theme was Raindrops Keep Falling . The Chuck Carson Band from Portland supplied the music. The court was announced, then walked up around the gazebo up onto the stage, where the presentation bouquet was carred by a flower girl, Shawna Batts, and presented to King Clayton who in turn presented it to Queen Linda. After the Coronation Queen Linda Burnham and King Clayton Musgrove opened the prom with the Queens waltz. Prince John Lowe and Princess Nancy Mattinen, Prince John Nesbitt and Princess Jamie Bledsoe. Prince Steve Johnston and Princess Connie Hamilck, Crown Bearer Tony Howard and Flower Girl Denise Patching, Flower girl Shawna Batts and Crown Bearer Randy Wemmer. King Clay presents Queen Linda with a bouquet of roses. 37 Last years Queen Jenny Brusco and King Dennis Wellington, Princess Becky Wasser and Prince Alan Haebe, Princess Shellee Wemmer and Prince Marty Clark, King Clay Musgrove and Queen Linda Burnham, and Princess Barbara Bergman and Prince Terry Hadlock. Crown Bearers and Flower Girls. 38 Prom The Chaperones enjoyed the prom. 'Tom they aren't real rain drops . 39 King Clay and Queen Linda have the first dance to begin the prom. The rest of the court joined in the Queens Waltz. 40 Football Columbian Power The Rainier Columbians had another great season by winning all Cowapa league games and losing only one, their first, a non-league game to Washougal in a fast, exciting encounter. This was their only defeat throughout the season. The team only tied one with Castle Rock, another non-league game. The Columbian's most important game came with Nehakanie. This would decide who would go to state. The Pirates made a good show, but the block-busting Columbians came through with the winning score. The students backed the Columbian team through- out the season with spirit and pride. The most exciting moment of the season was district play offs at Wilamina. The mighty Columbian team put out great effort, but due to nervousness the Columbians went down with a loss of 7-0. Steve Johnston after a hard game. Cheerleaders and students show their spirit at a game. 41 42 Football Rainier Goes to State RAINIER 0 WASHOUGAL 20 ♦RAINIER 20 CASTLE ROCK 20 ♦RAINIER 60 WARRENTON 0 ♦RAINIER 48 VERNONIA 7 RAINIER 50 GERVAIS 0 RAINIER 39 CLATSKANIE 15 ♦RAINIER 6 SCAPPOOSE 0 RAINIER 14 NEAH-KAH-NIE 6 ♦RAINIER 27 SEASIDE 21 RAINIER 0 WILLIAMINA 7 ♦Home Games We're number 1! Victorious Columbians pose after the seaside game that ended 27-21. It was the game that decided who went to state. 43 FRONT ROW: N. Tombleson, T. Lindenmeyer, C. Elbert, J. Munger, A. Elbert, S. Endicott, SECOND ROW: I. Doty, S. Seright, M. Hill, T. Fisher, C. Bamble, C. Pellham, J. Lowe, R. Wright, D. Burnham, THIRD ROW: Coach Jiggs Burnett, M. Howell, J. Jessee, B. Klinke, G. Jensen, G. Schmidt, D. Wellington, T. Gibson, S. Johnson, A. Puckett, D. Scott, Coach Dan Wheatly, BACK ROW: H. Parks, S. Leddy, J. Schneider, R. Hadlock, K. Bergman, J. Anderson, M. Clark, C. Allen, T. Fairbaim, J. O'Neil FRONT ROW: H. Parks, M. Howell, C. Pellham, T. Fairbaim, C. Elbert, SECOND ROW: S. Seright, S. Endicott, I. Doty, C. Gamble, J. Munger, A. Elbert, BACK ROW: T. Fisher, M. Hill, R. Wright, C. Allen, D. Burnham, N. Tombleson, D. Scott, T. Lindenmeyer, J. O'Neil 44 Cheerleaders We've Got Spirit The cheerleaders cheered the boys on in basketball and food)all. They were an asset to our team and school spirit. They accompanied the basketball team to the state tournament in Eugene. The cheer- leaders attended a clinic held at Lewis and Clark College in Portland during the summer. While there, they won many awards, including a first place trophy for pcm-pom routine. The Pep Club attended games and cheered along with the cheerleaders. During the year, they sold megaphones to earn money for their club. The cheerleaders share a tense moment at state. Varsity Cheerleaders Becky Wasser (L.), Debbie Clark (top), Nancy Mattinen, Paul Maxfield, Jan Davis, and Connie Hamlick (R.). 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Jill Pritchard, Cheryl Keith, Nancy Foshaug, and Penny Strohm. Pep Club Members FRONT ROW L.-R.: A. Todd, E. Crawford, M. Biggs, B. Blunk, D. Rolf, C. Helgeson. SECOND ROW: R. Decker, M. Crawford, M. Wilson, E. Barton, L. Guisinger, B. Helgeson, L Hughes. THIRD ROW: S. Ryan, D. Pellham, G. Hamilton, R. Wise, P. Coffelt, P. Wise. FOURTH ROW: M. Fox, L. Butcher, A. Fox, K. Bergman, D. Van Swoll, K. Elbert. Basketball No. One 46 The Columbian team had an undefeated season. Winning all games and tieing only one, they went to the state tourna- ment at Eugene. The Columbians placed 2nd. Ozzie Morrow was chosen All League. RAINIER 81 WOODLAND 54 RAINIER 75 CERVAIS 45 RAINIER 76 WHITE PASS 62 RAINIER 64 GLADSTONE 65 RAINIER 75 WARRENTON 56 RAINIER 74 SCAPPOOSE 71 RAINIER 47 CLATSKANIE 45 RAINIER 68 SEASIDE 55 RAINIER 70 VERNONIA 63 RAINIER 81 WARRENTON 58 RAINIER 80 SCAPPOOSE 54 RAINIER 68 NEAH-KAH-NIE 58 RAINIER 73 SEASIDE 61 RAINIER 46 CLATSKANIE 40 RAINIER 86 KELSO 83 RAINIER 72 VERNONtA 60 RAINIER 76 NEAH-KAH-NIE 65 FRONT ROW Manager B. Klinke, R. Wright, Manager C. Allen, BACK ROW Coach Dan Wheatley, J. Schneider, I. Doty, J. Jessee, A. Haebe, S. Johnston, T. Morrow, T. Wyckoff, B. Haebe, J. Nesbitt, J. Lowe, S. Leddy. Lowe on the bench Ozzie goes for a lay in John Lowe jump ball Ozzie tries for that rebound Todd Wycoff: I knew I should have shaved my legs first. Jeff Schneider at the foul line against Stayton 49 Huge crowds came for this year's games. Many people were turned away since the gym filled to capacity so quickly. Jim Jessee, guard, passes the ball to a teammate. Ozzie Morrow did a great job as Rainier's cen- ter this year. Here he is, going for a jump ball. Rainier Grapplers FRONT ROW: C. Bledsoe, R. Roberts, J. Painter, J. Pellham, S. Pellham, E. Keene, R. Pfaff. SECOND ROW: K. Wood, G. Schmidt, C. Gamble, G. Jensen, M. Hill, J. Anderson, K. Bergman, Coach Larry Wallace. This years wrestling team did extremely well for a young team. The following wrestlers were recognized for their accomplish- ments: Most pins. . . .Gene Schmidt Most improved. . . . Rick Roberts Inspirational. . . .Jim Pellham Captain. . . . Jeff Anderson Captain. . . . Ken Bergman This year Rainier placed second in the COWAPA league. Oooh! Poor baby. 51 Randy Pfaff, Jim Pellham, Ken Bergman, Jeff Anderson, and Gene Schmidt are the State wrestling team. Five members of the wrestling team went to the state meet in Corvallis. Randy Pfaff, 98 lbs.; Jim Pellham, 115 lbs.; Ken Bergman, 141 lbs.; Jeff Anderson 148 lbs. ; and Gene Schmidt 191 lbs. Jeff Andereon proceeded to take 6th out of the state of Oregon in his weight class. Randy Pfaff, a sophomore and Jimm Pellham a junior will have another chance next year. Marshall Hill wins his match. 52 Wrestling RAINIER 35 JEFFERSON 25 RAINIER 19 MARK MORRIS 29 BRAINIER 38 WARRENTON 23 BRAINIER 34 NEAH-KAH-NIE 23 ♦RAINIER 26 SEASIDE 31 RAINIER 29 MARK MORRIS 28 RAINIER 8 WASHOUGAL 32 ♦RAINIER 28 SCAPPOOSE 28 ♦RAINIER 24 CLATSKANIE 30 ♦League i games Chuck Gamble Nervous mother J. V. team FRONT ROW: G. Dume, L. Leniger, R. Foshaug, R. Wood. SECOND ROW: A. Elbert, C. Elbert, S. Deal, D. Barton, T. Kelly, and coach Hank Anderson. Jim Pe Ilham I'm not hurt in him 54 Cross Country The cross country team was coached by Mr. Wallace. The team attended all COWAPA League meets and did quite well. They placed second at the district meet held at St. Helens. The team also placed first in regional. Charlie Tarbell laps the miles. FRONT ROW: R. Roberts, R. Foshaug, J. Fisher, J. Maglone, S. Deal, M. Anderson. 55 This year's athletic banquet was most outstanding in the number of people who attended and also in the many awards that were given to Rainier's talented athletes. Longview's Chuckwagon was filled to capacity with interested supporters. All who attended enjoyed the food and gave a warm response to all those receiving awards. Jim Jessee receives an award for basketball Jim Pellham receives an award for wrestling Travis Morrow receives an award for basketball 56 Baseball The baseball team coached by League Games Scores Mr. Muck, had a winning season of 9 wins and 5 losses. John Lowe re- Rainier Opponents ceived a trophy for the most valu- able player and the player with the 1. Clatskanie at Rainier 3 3 highest batting average. Henry Parks received the most improved 2. Neah-Ka-Nie at Rainier 15 2 trophy. The statisticians were Susie Chase, Melissa Sramek, Rozanne 3. Scappose at Rainier 11 5 Kellar, and Bonnie Wallila. John Lowe was the only Colum- 4. St. Helens at Rainier 10 9 bian to be selected on the All- 5. Seaside at Seaside 0 3 League team. 6. Warrenton at Warrenton 8 3 7. Clatskanie at Rainier 0 2 8. Woodland at Woodland 3 2 9. Neah-Ka-Nie at Neah-Ka-Nie 4 5 10. Scappose at Scappose 1 4 11. Seaside at Rainier 1 14 12. Castle Rock at Rainier 4 7 13. Warrenton at Rainier 13 4 14. Ridgefield at Ridgefield 9 2 15. Clatskanie at Rainier 1 0 FRONT ROW: Manager Shane Seawright, Mark Anderson, Henry Parks, Hershal Blaylock, Dan Coffman, John Lowe, Manager B. Ross. BACK ROW: Bob Nelson, Dennis Wellington, Duane Cuisinger, Jim MaGlone, Todd Wyckoff, Warren Quartly, Dan Murden. 57 FRONT ROW: T. Fisher, S. Pellham, J. Jackson, J. Wasser. SECOND ROW: S. Seright (manager) D. Coffman, E. Benson, H. Parks, G. Brown, T. Houl, J. Pietzmeier. We'll do it a little bit different next time boys... 58 Track FRONT ROW: J. Llobregat, R. Foshaug, J. Todd. SECOND ROW: S. Endicott, B. Bergman, R. Johnson, T. Kelly. BACK ROW: C. Tarbell. Track The track team this year was coached by Mr. Wheatley and Mr. Beyer. They did very well sending Terry Kelly and Charles Tarbell to district. Terry Kelly and Charles Tarbell received high enough awards to qualify for state. Terry Kelly takes a flying leap. 59 They're off 60 Girls Sports Kathy Ostrand gets a slice at the ball Linda Werth shoots The basketball team L. to R. BACK ROW: Debbie H. , Bonnie B. , Mary Ann C. , Theresa J. , Alice T. , Karen B. (stat) Marilyn B., Chris T., Becky R. , Terri K; FRONT ROW L. to R.: Sandy, Cheryl A., Linda W., Julie L. , Laura G. 61 All teams this year were The volleyball team L. to R. BACK ROW: Marty F., Karen coached by Miss Cook B. , Peggy W. , MIDDLE ROW L. to R.: Delyla W., Chris, Linda W. FRONT ROW L. to R.: Cody C. , Anita F. The softball team BACK ROW L. to R.: Becky R. , Kathy O., Peggy W. , Chris T. , Linda W. FRONT ROW L. to R.: Cindy Clark, Debbie B., Theresa J. , Rosanna G. 62 Seniors We've Only Just Begun '71 FLOWER: Lilac COLORS: Burgandy Pink MOTTO: Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Our Lives. The senior class of 1971 started off the year like any other year, but the focus was on the end, when they would graduate. They went on their senior sneak to Coffinberry Lake on May 18. It was a cloudy day, with a drizzle of rain, but everyone had fun. They played football, baseball, went swimming, and threw Mr. Wallace and Mr. Anderson both into the lake. The senior class donated the remainder of their class treasury to the Puckett family to be given to their favorite charity in honor of their son Arrol. Although they have now left the halls of R.U.H.S. , they will always remember the good times, and they will always be remembered by underclassmen for years to come as the class of 71. And they say that he's a Senior! Curt Curry in thought. 63 Arrol Puckett Arrol Puckett was born on March 12, 1953 in Redmond, Oregon. He attended grade school in Junction City, Delake, Warren, and Skyline before coming to Rainier in the sixth grade. He finished out grade school and went on into high school here in Rainier until his junior year. He then transferred to Stayton. He was back at Rainier at the beginning of his senior year. He had many friends and was active in our school's sports. Everyone in Rainier was saddened when, on December 28, 1970, Arrol was killed in an auto mishap. IXi yiQFLORiftyi David Bailey Steve Bailey Mark Barker Jean Beckham Karen Bergman BEST ALL AROUND Ken Bergman BRAINIEST Sandi Bloomfeldt Pam Blunk Cami Bohrer FRIENDUEST Bill Bra wand Jennie Brusco Patty Carrico WITTIEST Donna Chase Dennis Davis President Connie Gardiner Secretary Tom Musgrove Vice-President Curt Curry MOST TALENTED Connie Gardiner Headin' for a Weddin' Jim Everman Colleen Fargher Connie Gardiner MOST TALENTED 68 Oh I wish you hadn't done that. David Gorthy Ellen Gray MOST ATHLETIC Terry Gibson John Greer WITTIEST Duane Guisinger Gene Harrel Jackie Houk 69 Richard Hyde Ken Jarrett Greg Jensen Jim Jessee Clifford Johnstun MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED LeAnn Jones Jim Kellar Marilee Davis Kellar Sandi Lang worthy Diana Davis Larson Jim Me Clone Sharon Mitchell Jewell Leno Travis Morrow Teresa Maki Leonard Moen Rowena Lewis 71 Dan Murden Ron Nelson WITTIEST Tom M us grove BEST WORKER David Olsen MOST SHY Bob Nelson BEST DRESSED Nikki Oylear Pat Oylear Kathi Paulsen Karen PeIlham BEST DRESSED Marianne Perkins Jean Pritchard Anderson Brad Pitra I Shirley Pourtales MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Duane Riley Jim Rinck Patty Robinson BEST WORKER Steve Rule MOST SINCERE Gene Schmidt Larry Stefani Tammie Tack BRAINIEST Jim Seeley Chris Sold Sue Swanson Jeff Schnieder Karen Sisco Doug Scott Jim Tift Alice Todd MOST SHY Curt Wade Dennis Wellington BEST ALL AROUND Sue Wemmer Becky Woelhert Keith Wood Tom Wood Jackie Zimmer Freshman 75 The freshman class was an unusually spirited class. They proved this by winning the spirit stick at the assemblies. They also proved it by bringing the most canned food for the Christmas baskets. The food col- lected was given to the needy, so they could have a brighter Christmas. This showed the frosh's great interest in other people. The freshman skit added to die spirit of Columbian Capers with bewitching en- chantment. They brought about a cloud of smoke and a witch stiring a brew of spirit in a black pot. We hope they will keep this spirit for the next three years of high school. The frosh advisors, Mr. Coder and Mr. Burnett, helped with their activities. The frosh football team did well for their first year. They will be a welcome addition to the varsity and junior varsity team in the coming years. Sec. -treas. Sue Evans; Pres. Barry Bergman; Vice pres. Eric Benson. Janet Marty Mike Cheryl Johnny Debbie Dennis Abraham Allerding Alston Aldrich Atkinson Baily Baker Barry Eric Kurt Hershell Nancy Steve Greg Bergman Benson Bledsoe Blaylock Blunk Bonne 11 Brown 76 Bonnie Kodi Mariann Debbie Allan Terry Cindy Burnham Cady Carter Chappelle Chambers Christopherson Clark James Cathy Patsy Dan Debbie Steve Shelly Coder Cody Coffelt Coffman Coffman Coulson Counts Robin Ruebun Jeff Melny Susan James Nancy Duncan Edge man Ellis Elbert Evans Fisher Foshaug Martha Vernon Chuck John Sue Mike Fox Garrett Gamble Gatlin Gidney Gorthy 77 Jaunita Roseanna Gloria Debbie Cherrt Marie Norman Guisinger Gurwell Hamilton Hadlock Helgeson Heckathorn Horton Thad Teresa Linda Dennis Linda Theresa Tracy Houk Humphrey Hughes Hyde Jackson Garrett Jacob Sherri John Jamison Jenson Julie Jim Larson Lewis Cris Linda Linn Monasco Debbie Hadlock and Kathy Rassmisson, Mr. Peerboom will never catch us! Cheryl Janet Leon Earl Penny Johnston Jump Kelly Keene Klinke 78 Mary Kit Theresa Ron Mario Susan Conrad Manasco Makinster McAtee Moen Montalvo Nelson Olsen Rose Kathy Sandy Joe Jody Julie Henry Olsen Ostrand Palmer Peitzmeier Pitt Peterson Presswood Kathy Wally James Marwaine William David Bruce Rasmussen Rauch Redding Ridderbush Ross Rose Rolf Diane John Susan Mike Wayne Jerry Martin Rolf Ronning Ryan Scott Seright Solum Stennick Karla Jerry David Mike Janene Sherry Hugh Stowell Stevens Stefani Stoner Sweringen Taggart Triplett 79 John Dixie Diane Jeff Sherri Joe Peggy Todd Tofte VanSwoll Wasser Welter Woehlert Wise Donna Young Our Frosh Team FRONT ROW-Thad Houk, Ron Moen, Steve Bonnell, Alvin Elbert, Mike Stoner, Joe Pietzmeier. SECOND ROW-John Jensen, Jim Redding, Dan Coffman, Greg Brown, Bill Ross, Jeff Wasser. THIRD ROW-Coach Darrel Alwine, Leonard Kelley, Chuck Gamble, Barry Bergman, Hershell Blaylock, Wayne Seright, Mario Montalvo. BACK ROW-Ron Bednar, John Todd, Philip Cramer, Jim Coder. 80 Sophomores The sophomore class enjoyed many activities throughout the year. Their biology classes took a field trip to Sauvie's Island to a wild game manage- ment. They learned how wild geese and other birds were tagged. Their skit in Columbian Capers was about the star player of the football team, Gorilla George. George is injured and someone else has to take his place. The new player saves the game, but turns out to be a girl. A Sadie Hawkins dance was put on by the sophomore class. Steve Baily was chosen as King frog. The sophomore's also sold class rings. The sophomore class advisors were Mrs. McDaniels and Mr. Muck. Treas. Penny Strohm; Sec. Susie Chase; Vice pres. Sue Ann Hardesty; Pres. Steve Pellham. Carol Ade Charles Allen Parry Allen David Barton Mark Anderson jerry Baker Jeannie Denise Sandy Barton Beckham Beltz Mike Carol Will Bendio Bing Binns Jackie Bernie Rodney Blodgett Blunk Bohrer 81 David Duncan Cecil Elbert John Drake Shawn Deal Denise Edmison Luara Graham Norman Karen Elbert La Juana Romona Allen Barbara Guisinger Grisinger Gutenberger Hajek Bruce Debbie Lew Haebe Halverson Hamlik Sue Ann Becky Laurelie Marshal Jerry David Hardesty Helgason Higley Hill Hyde Jacobs Jacobs Donna Jeff Randy Terry Cheryl Janet Randy Jamison Jenson Johnson Kamoski Keith Keith Jennings Rozanne Brenda Larry Jerry Denise Barbara Debbie Keller Kelmer Lenniger Llobregat Long Lyons McCoy Ivan Doty telling Penny Stxohm, She was just a friend! Melody McCoy Rod McKay A1 Major Loretta Mansur Shannon Marshall Shelly Marshall Doug Marston Paul Dave Marlene Maxfield Miller Musgrove Jim Jerry Henry O'Neil Painter Parks Randy Mark Donna Pfaff Pitra Rosh Jay Munger Rick Nelson Randy Norman Roger Norred Jill Pritchard Melanie Ramey Christal Rennels Corrine Roberts Bill Parmer Derrick Pitt Doris Pellham Steve Pellham Richard Roberts Les Robinson Rebecca Robinson Rick Samples Georgia Schopp Earl Scott Mary Sound 84 T. Fisher, A. Gutenberger, R. Wright, R. Bohrer, on their way to class. Melissa Steve Pam Penny Robin Chris Larry Sramek Stefani Strong Strohm Swanson Thompson Thompson Neil Loren Mark Jim Shirley Linda Pat Tombleson VanSwoll Wade Weaver Weaver Werth Wilson Charolette Roger Randy Linn Lori David Wise Wood Wright Wycherley Yeager Zentgraph 85 The junior class had a good year for making money. They took in over eight hundred dollars for their treasury by selling refreshments at home football games. The money went for the Junior-Senior Prom and next year's activities, such as the Senior Sneak. All this was made possible by the spirit, and willingness of the class to participate and help when needed. The junior class won the Columbian Capers skit wtih a variety show directed by Capt. Brad. The Homecoming Queen was also a junior. Nancy Mattinen, who ruled over the activities. The Homecoming dance was put on by the junior class also. Much must be credited to Mrs. Norma Chase, Mrs. Pat Farrar, and Mr. Gray, who gave their time unselfishly to help the class in their many activities. We were very fortunate to have them as our class advisors. Vice-President; David Chase: Nancy Mattinen; Secretary- Treasurer: President; Bonnie Wallila Diane Linda Connie Claudio Abraham Ade Aldrich Algerial Juniors Roberta Barr Elaine Barbara Barton Bergman Marilyn Biggs Wanda Blaylock Jamie Bledsoe William Bonne 11 Claudia Bozarth Kim Bross Roger Brott Linda Burnham Duane Caulfield Sally Chappelle I Martin Clark Bertha Coffelt David Chase Rick Cody Martha Crawford Abby Culp Tom John Evette Steve Randy Davis Debois De Voe De Vries Diedrich Shellee, what have you been drinking? Jan Davis Phill Melinda Carol Tom Mike Dawn Anita Dinkelocker Ellis Everman Fairbairn Forrest Fosmore Fox Mike Howell Terry Keene David Klein Gayle Linn John Lowe Sue Ha mar Connie Hamlik Mary Headlee Betty Heflin Debbie Higley Alan Harry Haebe Hobson Ivan Humphrey Wayne Hupp Bill Jacob Darlene Johnson Steve Johnston Bill Klinke David La Pierre Steve Leddy Darla Leno Timm Lindenmeyer Reo Me Bride Joe Me Connell Cheryl Maki Peggy Manasco Nancy Manttinen John Nesbitt Connie Patching Terry Parson Corey Pe Ilham James Pe Ilham Becky Praegitzer 88 Fred Warren Steve Tom Jim Debbie Elaine Presswood Quartley Reed Richardson Rivenes Roberts Rolf Lana Gary Anita David Jack Randy David Ronning Seamans Settlemeier Scott Scott Scott Smith Mona Chuck Ann John Patty Mark Berkley Smith Stefani Stennick Stevens Strong Swanson Tack Charles Larry Bonnie Becky Shellee Howard Donald Tarbelle Tyler Wallila Wasser Wemmer Werth Wilson Terry Hadlock enjoys a moments rest between classes. 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The Men and Women of Longview Reduction Plant Reynolds Metals Company Longview, Washington 95 KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN It's finger lickin' good R-W PAPER COMPANY 1061 - 15th Avenue Longview Phone 425-4040 102 North First, West Manufacturer of: Greaseproof, f Glassine, Specialty Papers Main office Kelso Phone 363-3141 WEST RAINIER STORE legated at: 6 oe , Longview, Washington Washington's Finest Steak House Rainier, Oregon T BROILER RAINIER BRANCH THE OREGON BRAND 1408 Washington Way Longview, Washington Rainier, Oregon Phone 556-4141 96 Candids Candids Hang it up. Jive baby, jive! Your not man enough for me. I hope my stomach will forgive me. Hot wheels. If this doesn't do it, nothing will. My girdle is killing me. History class is a real bore. 100 DONNA ALUMRAUGH-F. H. A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; Campus Life, Sec. -Treas. 4; Girl of the Month, Feb. 71' Sweetest girl. JEFF ANDERSON-Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 3, Captain and All League 4; Prom court 3; Basketball 1; R. A. C. MARK BARKER-Homecoming court 1; Prom court 3; Class Treas. 1; Class V. Pres. 2; Basketball 1; Football 1-3. JEAN BECKHAM-Speech 2-4; 1st place radio 4; State 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Y.F.C. 1,2; Pep Club 2; G. A. A. 2, 3; Girl's League 1-3; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. KAREN BERGMAN -F. H. A. 1; Y.F.C. 1,2,4; Girl's League 1,4; Senior Rep. 4; G.A.A. 1,4; G.A.A. Pres. 4; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Co- Captain 4; Extramurals 2,4; Girl's Basketball Statistician 4; Girl's League Cup 4; Columbian Staff 3,4; Emeraude Staff 3,4; All School Play 4. KEN BERGMAN-Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 2, 3, Captain 4; Football 1-4, Most Inspirational 4; R.A.C. Pres. 4; Class Pres. 2; Treas. 3; Student Council 1,4; Honor Society 2, V. Pres. 3; All League Guard 4; All League Wrestling 4; F.F.A. 1-3, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; Parliamentary Team 1-3; Chapter Farmer 2; 2nd Place Greenhand Creed 1; I.C.C. Rep. 2; Poultry Farmer. 2. SANDI BLOOMFELDT-Powder Puff Football 3,4; Scrub Club 2; Pep Club 1-3; Campus Life 4. PAM BLUNK-Girl's League 1-4; Honor Society 4. CAMI BOHRER-Pep Club 1-3, Pep Club point keeper 2; Scrub Club 1-4; I.C.C. 2; Rainier Daze Princess 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; F.H.A. 2; Girl's Basketball 2; Track 1; Girl's League 1-4; G.A.A. 1. BILL BRAWAND-Cross Country 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; F. F.A. 1-4. JENNIE BRUSCO-Frosh Cheerleader; Pep Club 1; G. A.A. 1, 2; Inter Club Council 2, 3; Class Sec. 3; Scrub Club 2, 3; Prom Queen 3; Junior Marshall 3; Rainier Daze Court 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; A.S.B. Sec. 4; Choir 4; Emeraude Staff 2; Journalism 4; Student Council 3. PATTY CARRICO-G.A.A. 1-3; Girl's League 1-4; Powder Puff Football 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 1-3; Rainier Daze Princess 4. DONNA CHASE-G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2; I.C.C. Rep. 2; Scrub Club 2; Homecoming court 2; Honor Society 2-4; Powder Puff Team Captain 4; Physical Fitness Trophy 1; F.H.A. 1. DEBBIE CLARK-C. A. A. 1-3; Girl's League 1-4, Pres. 4; Majorette 1; Cheerleader 2-4; Prom court 3; Homecoming court 4; Junior Marshall 3; Powder Puff Football 3-4; Student Council 2,4; Class V. Pres. 2; G.A.A. Sec. 3; Rainier Daze Queen 3. JAMEY CLARK-Football 1-3; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Speech 2. PATTY CLARK-Volleyball 4; All School Play 4; Emeraude Staff 3,4; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Society 2-4; Powder Puff Football 3,4. EFFIE CRAWFORD-Y.F.C. 1-4, V. Pres. 3; Pep Pres. 4; Girl's League 1-4; Choir 1,2. CURT CURRY-Band 1-4; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1,2; Class Sec. 1; Student Council 4; Football 1, 2. VICKIE DA NIELS-Girl's League 1-4; Volleyball 1,2; Football 3; Track 1,2; Choir 3,4; F.H.A. 1-3; Physical Fitness Trophy 1; Softball 1. TERESA ELBERT-Pep Club 1-3, Sec. Treas. 3; G.A.A. 1; Powder Puff Football 4; F.H.A. 1; Homecoming court 3; Prom Court 3; Columbian Staff 4; Girl's League 1-4. MIKE EMME-Choir 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Transfer from St. Helens 4. JIM EVERMAN-F. F. A. 1-4, Pres. 4; Wrestling 1-4; Student Council 4. COLLEEN FARGHER-Choir 4; Journalism 4; Transfer from Winlock, Mt. St. Helens High School. CONNIE GARDINER-Band 1-4; Choir 4; G.A.A. 1-3; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1; Girl's League Council 1,2, Girl's League 1-4; Class V. Pres. 3; Class Sec. -Treas. 4; Honor Society 4; Prom court 3; Majorette 1; All School Play 4. TERRY GIBSON-Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Y.F.C. Pres. 4; Student Council 4. DAVID GORTHY-Track 4; All School Play 4; Thespian 4; Transfer from R. A. Long 4. ELLEN GRAY-G.A.A. 1;J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Girl of the Month 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3, Captain 4; All School Play 4; Scrub Club 2; Track 1; Softball 2; F.H.A. 1. DUANE GUISINGER-Football 1-3; Baseball 2-4; Choir 1-4; Music in May 4; All Northwest Choir 4; Honor Choir 2; Barbershop Quartet 3,4; I.C.C. 3; Y. F. C. 4; Thespian 4; All School Play 2, 4; Columbian Staff 1. KEN JARRETT-Baseball 2, 3; Choir 1-4. GREG JENSEN-Football 3,4; Wrestling 4; R.A.C. Sec. 4; Basketball 3. JIM JESSEE-Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4, Captain 4, All League 3,4; 2nd team All-State, 2nd team All-State tourn. ; Track 1, 3,4, All League 3; R.A.C. V. Pres. 4; Prom Court 3; Junior Marshall 3. LEANN JONES-Softball 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Girl's League 1-4; Columbian Staff 4. JIM KELLAR-F. F. A. 1-3, Pres. 2; Wrestling 1; Football 2. MARILEE KELLAR-Choir 1-4; Pep Club 1. DIANA LARSON-Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1-3; Girl's League 1-4; A.S.B. Ass't. Treas. 3; Treas. 4; 101 Prom Court 3; Student Council 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Emeraude Staff 2; Columbian Staff 4. ROWENA LEWIS-Homecoming court 1; Frosh Cheer- leader 1; F.H.A. 1-4, Sec. Treas. 3; Prom court 3; Class Sec. 3; Pep Club 1-3; Softball 2; Volley- ball 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3,4. TERESA MAKI-Pep Club 2. SHARON MITCHELL-J. V. Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Honor Society 2-4; Girl's League 1- 4; Y.F.C. 1; Band 1,2; All School Play 4. OZZIE MORROW-F.F.A. 1; Baseball 3; Basketball 2- 4; Choir 1; All League, All State. DAN MURDEN-Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1-4; F.F.A. 1-4; Choir 3,4. TOM MUSGROVE-Football 1-3; Track 1-2; Class V. Pres. 4. RON NELSON-Football 1; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Student Council 4; Journalism 4. DAVID OLSEN-F.F.A. 1,3,4. NIKKI OYLEAR-Pep Club 1,2; Class Sec. 2; Columbian Staff 2; F.H.A. 2; Girl's League 1-4. PAT OYLEAR-Track 2, 3; F.F. A. 1; Homecoming court 3. KATHI PAULSEN-J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity 3; Girl of the Month 1,4; G.A.A. 1-3; Speech 2; State Tourn. 3rd place, B Division Debate 2; Columbian Staff 4. KAREN PELLHAM-J. V. Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1,2; Prom Court 3; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1; Girl of the Month 2, 3; I.C.C. 3; Girl's League 1-4; Girl's League Coun- cil 2. MARIAN PERKINS-Cirl's League 1,2; F.H.A. 1-3. BRAD PITRA-Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. SHIRLEE POURTALES-Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 4; Y.F.C. 1,2; I.C.C. 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Choir 4; Girl's League Council 3,4. JEAN PRITCHARD-G. A. A. 1-3; Cheerleader 1; Girl's League 1-4; Girl's League Council 3; Pep Club 1,2; Girl of the Month 1, 2. PATTY ROBINSON-Band 1-4; Choir 4, Scholarship 4; Pep Club 1-3, Pres. 3; Scrub Club 1-4, Pres. 2,3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Y.F.C. 3. STEVE RULE-Track 1-4. EUGENE SCHMIDT-Football 1-4, All League 3,4, All State 4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 4, All League 4; Baseball 3; R.A.C. 3,4. JEFF SCHNEIDER-Football 2-4, All League 4; Basketball 2-4; R.A.C. 4; Student Council 1. KAREN SISCO-Softball 2-4; Girl's League 1-4. RAY SLAPE-Track 3. CHRIS SOLD-F.F.A. 1,2; Wrestling 1. LARRY STEFANE-Wrestling 3; Choir 1-4; F.F.A. 4. SUSAN SWANSON-Girl's League 1-4. TAMMIE TACK-Y. F. C. 1, 2; All School Play 1, 4; Girl of the Month; Class Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Girl's League V. Pres. ; Honor Society 2-4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Band 1. ALICE TODD-Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 2-4; Girl's League 1-4; Y.F.C. 1-4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Basketball 4; All School Play 4. CURT WADE-Football 1,2; Track 1,2; F.F.A. 1; Homecoming court 3; Prom court 3; Lettermen 1,2. DENNIS WELLING TON -Class Pres. 1; Football 1-4, Captain 4, All League 3,4; Basketball 1-3; A.S.B. V. Pres. 3; A.S.B. Pres. 4; Student Council 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; R.A.C. 4; Band 1-4; Track 1; Baseball 4. SUE WEMMER-Girl's League 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3. BECKY WOEHLERT-Girl's League 1-4; G.A.A. 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3; Contest Speech 2; Softball 2; Columbian Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. TOM WOOD-Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. JACKIE ZIMMER-Softball 2; Powder Puff Football 4; F.H.A. 1-3; Girl's League 1-4. KIM CORNETT-Student Council 1-3; Pep Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Girl's League 1-4; Emeraude 2-4, Editor 4; Honor Society 3,4, Sec. 4; Powder Puff 3,4; All School Play 4; Thespian 4. JIM RINCK-F. F. A. 1-3; Reporter 2. Index 102 FRESHMEN Abraham, Janet 75 Aldrich, Cheryl 60, 75 Alston, Mike 75 Atkinson, Johnny 75 Bader, Dennis 75 Bailey, Debbie 61,75 Bedner, Ron 79 Benson, Eric 75 Bergman, Barry 17,75,79 Blaylock, Hershell 75, 79 Bledsoe, Kurt 52, 75 Blunk, Nancy 75 Bonnell, Steve 18, 75, 79 Brown, Archie Brown, Gregory 17,75,78 Burnham, Bonnie 60, 76 Cady, Kodi 76 Carter, Mariann 38, 60, 76 Chambers, Allen 76 Chappelle, Debbie 76 Christophersen, Terry 76 Clark, Cindy 28,61, 76 Cody, Cathy 61,76 Coffelt, Patsy 76 Coffman, Daniel 28, 76, 79 Coffman, Debbie 76 Collett, Kathy Coulson, Steve 76 Counts, Shelley 76 Cramer, Phillip 18,76,79 Crawford, Bill 76 Crawford, Marla 76 Daniel, Janice Davis, Allen 76 DeVries, Jodi 76 Duncan, Robin 76 Durand, Gordon 53, 76 Edge man, Rue bun 76 Elbert, Alvin 42,43, 53,79 Elbert, Melny 76 Ellis, Jeff 17, 18, 76 Evans, Susan 75, 76 Fisher, Jim 76, 54 Foshaug, Nancy 45, 76 Fox, Martha 45,60, 76 Gamble, Chuck 42, 43, 50, 52, 76, 79 Gano, Lisa Garrett, Vernon 76 Gidney, Sue 17,76 Gorthy, Mike 18,76 Guisinger, Juanita 45, 77 Gurwell, Roseanna 17, 61,77 Hadlock, Debbie 60, 77 Hamilton, Gloria 45, 77 Heckathorn, Marie 77 Heflin, Van Helgeson, Cherry 77 Horton, Norman 77 Houk, Thad 18,77,79 Hughes, Linda 45, 77 Humphrey, Teresa 77 Hyde, Dennis 77 Jackson, Linda 77 Jacob, Tracey 77 Jamieson, Sherri 77 Jarrett, Theresa 60,61,77 Jenson, John 18, 77, 79 Johnston, Cheryl 77 Jump, Janet 77 Keene, Earl 77 Kelley, Leonard 17, 53, 77, 79 Klinke, Penny 77 Larson, Julie 60, 77 Lewis, Jim 77 Linn, Cristina 77 Makinster, Kit 78 Manasco, Linda 77 Mansco, Mary 17, 78 Me Atee, Theresa 78 Moen, Ron 78, 79 Montalvo, Mario 78, 79 Nelson, Susan 78 Olsen, Conrad 78 Olsen, Rose 78 Ostrand, Kathryn 60, 61, 78 Palmer, Sandy 18,60, 78 Parsons, Penny Peitzmeier, Joe 78, 79 Peterson, Julie 78 Pitt, Jody 78 Presswood, Robert 78 Rasmussen, Kathy 77, 78 Rauch, Wally 78 Redding, Jim 78, 79 Ridderbusch, Marwayne 78 Rolf, Bruce 18,78 Rolf, Dianne 45, 78 Ronning, John 78 Rose, David 78 Ross, William 78, 79 Ryan, Susan 45, 78 Scott, Mike 78 Seright, Wayne 78, 79 Solum, Jerry 78 Stefani, David 78 Stennick, Martin Stevens, Jerry 78 Stoner, Mike 18,78,79 Stowell, Karla 78 Sullivan, Connie Sweringen, Janene 78 Taggart, Sherry 78 Todd, John 79 Tofte, Dixie 79 Triplett, Hugh 78 Van Swoll, Diane 45, 79 Wasser, Jeff 24, 79 Welter, Sherri 79 Woehlert, Joe 79 Wise, Peggy 61,79 Young, Donna 79 SOPHOMORES Ade, Carol 80 Allen, Charles 42,43,46,80 Allen, Patti 80 Anderson, Mark 54, 80 Baker, Jerry 80 Barton, David 53, 80 Barton, Jeannie 80 Beckham, Denise 80 Beltz, Sandi 80 Bendio, Mike 29, 80 Bercier, Rod 80 Bing, Carol 80 Binns, William 80 Blake, Micheal 80 Blodgett, Jackie 80 Blunk, Bernard 45, 80 Bohrer, Rodney 80 Bonnell, Craig 81 Bonser, Gary 81 Brawand, Bob 81 Burnham, David 42, 43, 81 Cody, Monte 81 Chase, Susie 80,81 Christophersen, Sandra 81 Clouse, Terry 81 Conover, Terri 81 Daniels, Mike 81 Deal, Shawn 53, 54, 81 Decker, Ron 24, 45, 81 Duncan, David 81 Doty, Ivan 42,43,82 Drake, Wayne 81 Edmison, Denise 81 Elbert, Cecil 42,43,53,81 Elbert, Karen 81 Emme, Bobby Endicott, Steve 42, 43, 81 Fisher, Tim 42,43,81 Foshaug, Rick 43, 54,81 Gore, Norman 81 Graham, Laura 30,60,81 Griffiths, Peggy 24,81 Guisinger, La Juana 81 Guisinger, Romona 45, 81 Gutenburger, Allen 81 Haebe, Bruce 81 Hajek, Barbara 81 Halverson, Debbie 81 Hamlik, Lew 81 Hardesty, Sue 28, 80, 82 Helgeson, Becky 82 Higley, Laurie 82 Hill, Marshall 42, 43, 50, 51, 82 Hyde, Jerry 82 Jackson, Joe Jacob, David 82 Jacob, Jim 82 Jamieson, Donna 82 Jennings, Randy 82 Jensen, Jeffery 82 Johnstun, Randall 82 Kamoski, Terri 23, 60, 82 Keith, Cheryl 44, 45, 82 Keith, Janet 82 Kellar, Rozanne 82 Killmer, Brenda 82 Leininger, Larry 53, 82 Llobregat, Jerry 82 Long, Denise 82 Lyons, Barbara 82 Major, A1 83 Mansur, Loretta 83 Marshall, Shannon 83 Marshall, Shelley 83 Mars ton, Doug 83 103 Maxfield, Paul 83 McCoy, Debbie 18, 82 McCoy, Melody 24, 83 McKay, Rod 83 Miller, Dave 83 Munger, Jay 42,43,83 Musgrove, Marlene 83 Nelson, Rick Norman, Randy 83 Norred, Roger 83 O'Neil, Jim 42,43,83 Painter, Jerry 50, 83 Parks, James 42,43,83 Parmer, William 24, 83 Pelletier, Arnold Pellham, Doris 45, 83 Pellham, Steve 50, 80, 83 Pfaff, Randy 50,51,83 Pitra, Mark 83 Pitt, Derrick 83 Pitt, Howard Pourtales, Donna Posch, Donna 83 Pritchard, Jill 44, 45, 83 Ramey, Melanie 83 Rennels, Christal 83 Roberts, Corrine 83 Roberts, Richard 50, 54, 83 Robinson, Lester 83 Robinson, Rebecca 60,61, 83 Samples, Rick 83 Schopp, Georgia 83 Scott, Earl 83 Seright, Shane 42,43 Sound, Mary 83 Sramek, Melissa Stefani, Steve Strohm, Penny 44, 45, 80, 83 Strong, Pamela Swanson, Robyn Thompson, Christy 60,61 Thompson, Larry Tombleson, Neil 42, 43 VanSwoll, Loren Wade, Mark Werth, Linda 60,61 Wildfong, Delyla 61 Wilson, Pat Wise, Charlotte 45 Wood, Roger 53 Wright, Charles 42, 43,46 Yeager, Lori 18 Zentgraph, David JUNIORS Abraham, Diane 85 Ade, Linda 85 Aldrich, Connie 85, 38, 41 Algeciras, Claudio 85, 32 Anderson, Brad 85, 24 Atkinson, Jimmy 85 Bales, Mike 38 Barr, Roberta 85 Barton, Elaine 85,45 Bergman, Barbara 85 Biggs, Marilyn 85,45,60 Blaylock, Wanda 85 Bledsoe, Jamie 85, 39,41 Bonne 11, William 85 Bosarth, Clandie 85 Brah, Roger 85 Bross, Kim 85 Burnham, Linda 85, 39 Caulfield, Duane 85 Chase, David 86, 85, 15, 24 Chappelle, Sally 85 Clark, Marty 86, 42, 28 Cody, Rick 86 Coffett, Bertha 86, 22, 45 Crawford, Martha 86 Crawford, Marty 45 Culp, Abby 86 Davis, Jan 86, 31,40, 44, 48 Davis, Tom Debois, John 86 DeVoe, Evette 86 Devries, Steve 86 Diedrick, Randall 86, 32 Dinkelocker, Phil 86, 22, 24 Elbert, Daniel Ellis, Melinda 86, 15, 31 Emme, Jim Everman, Carol 86 Fairbairn, Tom 86, 42, 38, 43 Forrest, Michael 86 Fosmore, Dawn 86 Fox, Anita 86,45,61 Hadlock, Terry Haebe, Alan 87, 46 Ha mar, Susan 87 Hamlik, Connir 87, 38, 39, 44, 48 Headlee, Mary 87 Heflin, Betty 87 Higley, Deborah 87 Howell, Mike 15,43 Jacob, Bill 87 Johnson, Darlene 87 Johnston, Steve 87, 42, 39, 40, 46, 47, 49 Keane, Terry 87 Klein, David 87 Klinke, William 87, 42, 45 LaPierre, David 87, 32 Leddy, Steve 87, 42, 22, 46 Leno, Darla 87 Lindenmeyer, Tim 87,42,43 Linn, Gail 87 Lowe, John 87, 42, 39, 46,47 Mattinen, Nancy 87, 85, 28, 31, 39, 44 Maki, Cheryl 87 Manasco, Peggy 87 Mantalvo, Raul 87 McBride, Reo 87 McConnell, Josoph 87 Musgrove, Clayton 87, 32 Nesbitt, John 87,39,46 Patching, Connie 87, 15 Peerson, Terry 87 Pellham, Corey 87, 42, 32, 43 Pellham, James 87, 50, 51, 53, 55 Praegitzer, Becky 87 Presswood, Fred 88 Quartly, Warren 88 Reed, Steve 88 Richardson, Tom 88 Rivines, Jim 88, 24 Roberts, Debra 88 Rolf, Elaine 88 Ronning, Lenae 88 Schneider, Ronald Scott, David 88, 42, 43 Scott, Jack 88 Scott, Randy 88 Seamans, Gary 88 Settlemire, Aneta 88 Smith, David 88 Smith, Mona 88 Stefani, Chuck 88 Stennick, Ann 88 Stevens, John 88 Strong, Patty 88 Swanson, Mark 88 Tack, Berkley 88 Tarbell, Charles 88, 24, 54 Tyler, Larry 88 Wallila, Bonnie 88, 85, 24, 38 Wasser, Becky 88, 15,44,48 Wemmer, Sheelee 88 Werth, Howard 88, 22 White, Julie Wilson, Donald 88 Wilson, Marcia 88, 14, 45 Wise, Ruth 88,45 Wood, Tom 88, 74 Wyckoff, Todd 88,46,48 SENIORS Allen, Homer 64 Alumbaugh, Donna 64 Anderson, Jeff 42, 50, 51,64 Bailey, David 38, 64 Bailey, Steve 64 Barker, Mark 64 Beckham, Jean 14,64 Bergman, Karen 45, 64, 60, 61 Bergman, Ken 42, 50, 51,64 Bloomfeldt, Sandra 65 Blunk, Pam 65 Bohrer, Cami 65 Brawand, Bill 65 Brusco, Jennie 29,65 Budge, Jean Carrico, Patty 65 Chase, Donna 65 Chilson, Barbara Christophersen, Steve 66 Clark, Debbie 29,44,48,66 Clark, James 66 Clark, Patty 19,66 Cornett, Kim 66 Crawford, Effie 45,66 Curry, Curt 24, 25, 38,62, 66 Daniels, Victoria 67 Davis, Dennis 65,67 Davis, Marilee 69 Deal, Tracy 67 Elbert, Teresa 62,67 Emme, Michael 67 104 Equinta, Frances 67 Everman, Jim 67 Fargher, Colleen 67 Gardiner, Connie 24,65,66,67 Gibson, Terry 42, 68 Gorthy, David 68 Gray, Ellen 68 Greer, John 68 Guisinger, Stephen 18,68 Hadlock, Rick 42 Harrel, Gene 68 Houk, Jackie 68 Hyde, Richard 69 Jarrett, Ken 18,69 Jensen, Greg 42, 50, 69 Jessee, Jim 42, 45,47, 49, 55,69 Jones, LeAnn 69 Johnston, Clifford 18,69 Keith, Barbara Kellar, Jim 69 Langworthy, Sandra 69 Lano, Jewell 70 Larson, Diana 70 Lewis, Rowena 38, 70 Maki, Teresa 38,70 Marshall, Kevan 70 McGlone, Jim 54, 70 Mitchell, Sharon 70 Moen, Leonard 70 Morrow, Travis 46, 47, 49, 55, 70 Murden, Daniel 71 Musgrove, Tom 65,71 Nelson, Robert 28,71 Nelson, Ron 71 Olsen, David 71 Oylear, Nikki 71 Oylear, Pat 71 Paulsen, Kathi 71 Pellham, Karen 71 Perkins, Marian 72 Pitra, Frank 72 Pourtales, Shirlee 72 Pritchard, Jean 72 Puckett, Arrol 42, 63 Ray, Mary Riley, Duane 72 Rinck, James 72 Robinson, Patty 24, 68, 72 Rule, Steve 72 Rolf, Phil Schmidt, Gene 42, 50, 51, 55, 72 Schneider, Jeff 42, 46, 48, 73 Scott, Douglas 73 Scott, Sharon Seely, Jim 73 Sisco, Karen 73 Slape, Ray 73 Sold, Chris 29,73 Stefani, Larry 73 Swanson, Susan 73 Tack, Tamsel 73 Tift, Jim 74 Todd, Alice 45,74,60 Wade, Curt 74 Wellington, Dennis 42, 24, 25, 74 Wemmer, Susan 74 Woehlert, Becky Wood, Keith 74 Zimmer, Jackie 74 TEACHERS Anderson, H. 22,53 Bell, F. 25 Beyer, M. 15 Burnett, J. 42, 14 Chase, N. Clore, R. 19 Cook, S. 23,61 Coder Crocker, J. 15 Dirickson, F. Farrar, P. 10 Fisher, R. 10 Foey, S. Gray, D. Harris, M. Humphrey, W. 18 Jensen, S. 16 Kellar, R. Mason, D. 16, 19, 38 McDaniels, A. 19 Muck, J. 17,53 Perry, J. Roth, J. 14 Sophuson, B. Wallace, Mr. 50 Wheat, D. 10 White, S. 10 Wray, H. Wheatly, D. 42,23,46,51,55