Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Journalism Has Small Staff L. Hughes getting pages of the paper finished. The 1973-74 Journalism II class has changed some things this year. Instead of putting the Columbian out every three weeks, they started publishing it every two weeks. This seemed to go over well with the Student Body. Also instead of typing the paper like last year they started to use news- print. This made the paper much easier to read, and improved the looks of the paper. On April 5-7 the staff and advisor, Mr. Fisher, went to the West Coast Fifth Annual National Scholastic Press Association in San Francisco. While they were there, they did more than just go to the convention, they did some sight-seeing. Some of the things they saw were Fisherman’s Wharf, Chinatown, Ghiradelli Square, and Grace Cathedral. They made the trip by bus. The staff seemed to enjoy themselves very much this year. D. Tofte going through Mr. Fisher’s secret papers? K. Ostrand, Editor, Not like that!'

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RAC Rewrites Constitution Front row:J. Rea, B. West, S. Reed, T. Winters, B. Souther, R. Andrews, B. Bess, T. Bogardus, A. Wheatley, T. Kelley, J. Welter, Mr. Wheatley, P. Scott. Back row: B. Bergman, A. Elbert, M. Gorthy, R. Werth, B. Shaw, L. Kelley, T. Houk, R. Oliva, L. Clark, 1. Kelley, J. Langworthy, W. Blaylock. Officers M. Gorthy A. Elbert, B. Bergman. The 1973-74 Rainier Athletic Club (RAC) started off the year by changing their constitution. Their presi- dent was Barry Bergman along with vice-president, Alvin Elbert; secretary, John Todd; and treasurer, Mike Gorthy. The RAC advisor was Mr. Dan Wheat- ley, he helped the boys with their new constitution. The club sold Columbian jackets all through the year. This was one way for the students to show their school spirit at the games. They sold refreshments at some of the basketball games and also got lettermen’s jackets and sweaters. Mr. Wheatley Advisor 28

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Drill Team Performs Front: C. Crowston, K. Neison. Middle: L. Bickmore, C. Johnstun. Back: C. Williams, J. Reed, T. Ellis. This year was the first year for the Drill Team. Only eight turned out for the drill team, but they performed as if they were a hundred strong. The girls put in many hours of school time practice every day as well as many night practices after school and morning practices too. The girls made up their own routines. They worked hard and performed at many of the home basketball games. Mrs. Pat Worden was the advisor. Even though only a few girls turned out for the drill team this year, next year should be much better. Front row: J. Reed, C. Crowston, C. Williams, T. Ellis. Back row: L. Bickmore, K. Nelson, C. Johnstun. Drill Team performing at basketball game. 50