Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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UNDERCLASSMEN — “When I grow up, I want to be a Senior!”

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1. Most Talented: Diane Underhill and David Haun. 2. Most Likely to Succeed: Kathy Sorensen and Chris Elbert. 3. Best Bodies: Bruce Mulford and Shellie Rea. 4. Best Looking: Liz Malychew$ki and Tom Yates. 5. Class Partiers: Marvin Elbert and Jerri Ray. 6. Hottest Cars- Brent Staeffler and Sandy Weihemuller. 7. Toughest: Jeff Brown and Maureen McGrath. 8. Most Spirited: Greg Romey and Betty Archibald. 9. Friendliest: Val Reeves and Coy Woods. 10. Apple Polishers: Rick Jordon and Tami Stan den. 11. Most Athletic: Cindy Gaston and Dennis McGlone. 12. Wittiest: Mona Freeman and Lyle Keller. 13. Shyest: Kevin Busby and Carrie Smith. 14. Best all Around: Brad Wagner and Shirleena Mills.

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JUNIORS David Adc Teresa Asdrews Karcic Bader Teresa Brewn Debbie Burnham Terry Bums Troy Burns Lisa Caballero Kirk Casper Doug Ceffman Jascu Cooper Ann Cramer Joyce Curtis KiehcUc Daris Jiat . C:?:::: Greg Eiber. Jeff Elbert Darid Elkins Kim Errin Scott Farmer Cerri Ferden Brenda Finn Susan Foidel Kelly Francis The Junior class spent most of their energy earning money for the prom. Some of the activities consisted of selling food during football games at the concession stand, selling jackets, raffling off the Cowapa League Championship football, and many others. More people got involved than in the past years. Stephanie Keith sponsored a raffle, Bill Pellham sold the most jackets, and Steve Rose worked every football game in the concession stand. The Junior Class goal was to earn enough money to have a nice prom with a really good band. “As Juniors, we've come a long way since being freshman. We have grown up a lot and dominated Rainier High School more than ever! said Tonya Nofziger. Athletics is something the Juniors always treasured. The Junior class was very outgoing. There are a lot of talented athletes among this very radical class. Hopefully every athlete will have a chance to go to state! stated Mike Jones. No matter what the sport was, Juniors were always there to help pull the team through. Loree Krzmarzick said. “I think the Junior class was very athletic and talented. Our class was really friendly and outgoing. I'm glad I was a part of it!” Don Holmes was glad he was voted President of the Junior class. He said. The Juniors were very competitive. We were hard workers and liked to have a good time. We had quite a bit of talent in our class and were athletic prone. We had many athletic standouts. I think the class of 83” is primo!”