Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Michelle Howell, Terry Nickerson, and Jeri Le- Sollen race for the finish line. Wendy Pickett displays tough offense while Steph- anie Davis rushes to assist. Varsity Football........ J.v. - Freshmen Football Cross Country........... Varsity Volleyball...... J.V. Volleyball......... Freshmen Volleyball..... Soccer.................. Fall Rally.............. Tommy McCollam gives Susan Konopski a lift for cheerleader stunt. .8 10 12 14 16 17 18 20 Sports Division 7

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Why do I work? wondered Joy Wallace. ''For the money! Such was the attitude of many people at RHS who spent their after-school time at a job. Students held a variety of occupations. Some worked at restaurants, others at boat docks, and Juli Nickerson was a receptionist for a dentist. Stores also employed many students. Some even worked at gas stations. MONEY! MONEY! Pietro's Pizza Parlor had the largest number of Co- lumbians working for them. A total of 6 students spent many hours there making pizzas. Dave Klein worked at Hickory Farms during the Christmas season. It was great because it wasn't like a full-time job, but it gave me extra money for Christ- mas. he said. Most students felt that having a job was a good experience and a great way to earn extra money, even though it sometimes cut into their school activi- ties. Richard Bitty, Eric Molde, and Jon Gillet take a break from working at the docks. May I take your order? asks Dawn Haas. Linda Mason looks thrilled at the thought of moking another pizza Tricio Price is Wendy's kind of people!

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WINNING: HARD HABIT TO BREAK Rainier 0 7 Woodland R.A Long 29 St Helens 14 Clotskanie 28 Scappoose 14 Astoria 0 Tillamook 20 Seaside Vr 0 Hood River 19 12 0 20 (OT) 20 10 3 wins 6 losses Rainier Varsity Football had three wins and six losses. They went into over- time with Clatskanie, who ended up be- ing the league champion. It was a very close game. The head coach Wes Bigham said, It was a good team to coach. Mr. Bigham left to coach at St. Helens the following year. He was missed by all the students. Their win loss record wasn't very good, but the players worked hard and the team manager, Bob Brawand, was kept busy. The team started with large crowds to support them, but as the season went on, the crowds dwindled until the bleachers were only a third full for homecoming on October 26. For a team that had just won five league titles and now had a losing year, their attitude stayed positive. The fol- lowing players were selected to Cowapa All League: First team: Eric Bolden, de- fensive end: Joey Hulsey, defensive tackle, Richie Ford, defensive halfback; and Tim Perron, linebacker. Second team: Dave McReynolds, guard, James Relf, tackle: Chris Ruhland, nose guard; and Guy Tow, half back. Honorable mention: Kevin Miller, defensive back. Richie Ford runs for a touchdown. Teams line up on the 50 yard line. At half time, the team heads back to the locker room 8 Varsity Football