Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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“WILL THE REAL COLUMBIAN PLEASE STAND UP?” is not just a question, it's a statement. As you turn the pages of this Emeraude, see if you and your friends can say, “We were the real Columbians!” Be proud of your school and be proud of the things you did. The Columbian spirit can be found in all aspects of life at Rainier High School. It means being involved in sports or in activities. It includes the faculty and the people from the community who come out and support our school. Remember though, no matter how involved you have been, you are all Columbians and the Emeraude will recall your memories. 1-2. Cindy Gaston seems to be stuck on the phone with her boyfriend every day at noon. 3. The seniors are very spirited, hanging up posters in the halls all year long. 4. Attendance and spirit are high at the Homecoming game. 5. Teresa Wagner. Kathy Derby, and Mona Freeman, are on the winning volleyball team in Mrs. McCoy's fourth period P.E. class. 6-7. David Wison makes his splash in life doing a flip off the diving board at Rainiers High School's swimming pool. 8. Urban Cowboy Ron Thompson says “Stick it up! during homecoming week. 9. Mr. Crowston tries to decide if he should give a pop quiz to his rowdy third period psychology class. 10. Tim Pedersen. Mr. Jacobson. Allen Lovegren. and Kenny Smith all meet at the student store after school. 11. Cook JoAnne Wilson takes five after helping fix lunch for both Rainier High School and Hudson Park Elementary School kids.

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Don't think of this yearbook as just a picture book. Get involved and see how many people you can get to sign your yearbook. Look through and find your friends, your teachers, and the people you didn't know. Remember the friends, the classes, and all the good times. Spirit is something that doesn't happen by itself. It takes work by everyone involved. There has to be competition, enthusiasm, and lots of challenge. The Columbians have come to know the excitement, fun, and the inspiration that it takes to make Rainier High School the best in the state. 1. The band and color guard practice a new routine to perform at Rainier's homecoming football game. 2. The band and color guard put on an excellent performance at Homecoming. 3. The student body leaves the gym after the cheerleaders put on another rowdy pep assembly. 4. Cherie Oliveria shows her spirit during dress up week. 5. Rainier High School seen from a bird's-eye view. 6. Sheryl Varner, Betty Archibald. Tammy McCollam. and Beth Wagner lead the student body in a yell at a pep assembly. 7. Mrs. Quartly and Mrs. Twedt line up eagerly for their paychecks. 8. Students have eight minutes to get to class betweeh third and fourth period. 9. Betty Archibald gets ready to throw candy to the winners of the class competition. 10. Renee Samples talks on the phone while everyone waits to find out what happened.