Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Kelly Parrott heads the ball to Wendy Pickett. Amy Sorensen runs after the ball against Mark Morris. Soccer 19

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HEADING FOR SUCCESS Coach Jim Pickett in bock (coach Bud Gilbert not pictured) Back row: Amy Sorensen, Reoza Reigel, Kerrie Davis, Rosie DeVoll, Shawna Hadlock, Kelly King, Tena Norman, Kelly Parrott Front row: Teri Hadlock, Chris Smith, Wendy Pickett, Kristi Appleby, Paula Crape, Stephanie Davis, Caren Woite, Tammy Burnham The soccer team had a better sea- son than their first year. In an inter- view with Coach Pickett about his feelings early in the season, he said it was essential that they score early in the game. He felt that in order to win, the team needed to get together, and work more as a whole than as individuals. The team worked mainly from a defensive standpoint. The of- fense was good, but it did need some work. The team had a lot of talent. Kerrie Davis made honorable men- tion in the league while Wendy Pick- ett made the first team and Shawna Hadlock made the second team. The team is a part of District 9 All Star Soccer. This was only the second year for soccer at our school. The school board assisted with transportation, but coaching remained voluntary. Uniforms and equipment were pur- chased by the players. The players seemed to have fun. As Wendy Pick- ett put it, It was the most fun I have ever had. 18 Soccer

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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Jennifer Winans, Jodi Wagner, Joe- ly McCollum, Shawn Tow Susan Konopski, Tammy McCol- lam, Judie Ford, Linda Proper, Anne Malde, Dawn Smiley. me i 704-0J cneerieaders chosen to represent Rainier High School were as follows: Varisty Football: Tammy McCollum, Dawn Smiley, anne Malde, Judie Ford, Linda Proper, and Susan Konopski; J.V. Football: Jodi Wagner, Jennifer Winans, Joely McCollam, Lisa Johnson, and Angie Richards. Mrs. Chuckie Smiley was their advisor. The girls were chosen last June after an interview and performing one yell and one dance routine before an elec- tion committee composed of ASB offi- cers, the President and Vice President of each class, and selected nenbers of the faculty, community and administration. The rally spent a busy summer. They had four car washes during June and July at various businesses in Rainier to raise money for their uniforms. On the week of July 28-31, 11 cheerleaders at- tended the USCA Camps All-American at the University of Puget Sound in Ta- coma put on by the United States Cheerleaders Association. The girls won seven ribbons in daily competition. The rally spent two to three days a week practicing routines and making new ones, and making signs for all sports to promote school spirit. On Fri- days of home games, the girls decorat- ed the team locker room. Senior Class is led in a cheer by the cheerleaders. 20 Fall Rally