Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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I. Rea. loneliness of a long distance runner. TEAM SCORES Mecl Tillamook Invitational.................... Seaside Invitational...................... Madras Invitational....................... Rainier invitational...................... Rainier vs. Clatskanie.................... Neah-Ka-Nie Invitational.................. Clatskanie invitational................... District.................................. Place Points . . 12th 356 . . 4th 89 . . 12th 270 . . 4th 97 . . 1st 28 . . 4th 113 . . 4th 113 . . . 4th 94 The Rainier Cross Country team had a greatly improved season this year. Under new coach. Dan Carter, they placed second at most Cowapa League meets, and fourth at the dis- trict meet. The girls team gained popularity throughout the season. They placed first at most meets and second at the dis- trict meet. Due to the increasing popularity. Rainier Cross Country is sure to have a brighter future! L. Bonser 1 swear I'll never do this again; T. Ray I think I have a rock in my shoe.' 19

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Cross Country Places At District lerry Rea All League. Boys' Front Runner First row: Mr. Carter. Tony Rea. Tom Ray Second row: Ross McKee. Kerry Rea Jerry Rea. Yale Smith. Pat Davis. John Muck Third row: Martin King. Tony Ledbetter. Jim Muck. Terry Samples. Tom Winters. Back row: Vicki Alston. Lynn Bonser. Sue Kilgore. Lynn Bonser All League. Girls Front Runner Vicki Alston They're off. . . at district meet. 18

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Girls’ Volleyball Takes District The girls' volleyball team had an outstanding season. They smashed the Cowapa League with a record of nine wins and one loss. After the season ended the team went to the State Tournament at Portland State University. The Columbians played hard and they won three games out of seven. Cindy Bunker and Robin Ray were selected at the tournament for All-State Tournament Second Team. From the league. Rainier had four outstanding players. They were. Robin Ray and Cindy Bunker first team. Pam Cold- well second team, and Kima Marston was selected for Honorable Mention. At the end of the season the team picked several girls they felt were outstanding. Most of the Varsity team had been together for three years so they found this even more difficult than in previous years. The team chose the following girls: Robin Ray and Cindy Bunker, Most Inspirational and Pam Coldwell was chosen as the Most Valuable Player. Bac ' row:”artaraaXrth°MnrColXeti?ldWel1 Pi Chin(l Middlc row: Iols Huohcs Coach |errV Durfec KIma Marston Cindy Bunker leanlne Cortt 20