Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Concert Choir sings All My Trials at the Vancouver Mall. Concert Choir is on their way back from the Vancouver Mall. Leslie Garcia accompanies the choir in 0 Little Town of Bethlehem Concert Choir 27

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ON TOUR TO COAST There were 65 students in con- cert choir. Concerts included: the Winter Concert on December 11, the Vancouver Mall on December 19, the Spring Concert on May 30, Cowapa League choir contest April 11, and the choir tour to Sea- side, Astoria, Long Beach, and II- waco April 18, 19, and 20. The students this year have been extremely cooperative to work with, and also very enjoy- able ' remarked Mr. Prothero. Students looked forward to their tour of the coast. Some of the so- loists were: Suzi Blankenship, Rick Risener, Kelly Parrott, Tami Romph, Debbie Blankenship, Ty Coalman, Sean Clark, and Helen Burhham. The favorite song of the year was Heart of Rock and Roll ' Concert Choir at Vancouver Mall sings, “For All the Saints. Top Row: Patty Hummer, Melodie Nelson, Matt Garcia, Jeff O'Malley, Mark Brian, Brook Johan- son, Rick Risener, Tony Newkirk, Devlin Sturde- vant, David Edwards, Mike Rupp, Ty Coalman, Tracy Risener, Cathy Navarro, Tiffany Porrish, Kristi Cavaness, Cynthia Zielinski, Debbie Blan- kenship. Second Row: Dana Gannon, Wendy Wolske, Jen- nell Gartner, Colleen Giepel, Andrea Ziemer, Ri- chie Ford, Matt Stevens, Ron Larson, Shannon Schmidt, Rosie DeVoll, Jenny Nelson, Tricia Hil- singer, Julie Trisdale, Lisa Bishop, Marietta Peder- sen. Third Row: Helen Burnham, Melody Dodge, Erin Sullivan, Dana McReynolds, Alicia Workman, Jan- elle Lovegren, Dacia Gressett, Tammy Romph, Suzi Blankenship, Candy Norman, Diane Scrim- shire, Amanda Hilsenhoff, Angie Richards, Rebec- ca Eicher. Bottom Row: Amy Moffitt, Shannon Warner, Su- san Armstrong, Laura Curtis, Christine Raynor, Ten Hadlock, Meredith Hovey, Shawn Smith, Monica Baudro, Val Halverson, and Leslie Garcia. Not Pictured: Beth Blair, Todd Boettger, Sean Clark, James Getzlaff, Byron Woltersdorf, Rhonda Wilson. The concert choir sings In Thee is Joy at the moll. 26 Concert Choir

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HECTIC, YET SUCCESSFUL “Student council was very hectic this year, but I feel, we accomplished a lot for the amount of time we had, stated David McReynolds, Senior class president. The student council erected a sign for Chris Corl Memorial Field, painted Rainier High School, Home of the Columbians on the gymnasium wall, placed flags in most class- rooms, and had a campaign for UPC sym- bols. In the drive for UPC symbols (for ev- ery 10,000 symbols collected, a senior citi- zen was allowed 30 minutes on a dialysis machine for free), 30,000 were acquired. The student body officers were very busy. They organized the Cowapa League leadership covention in September, at- tended a state leadership conference in Eugene, and attended numerous league meetings. “I discovered that being a Student Body Officer is not all glamour and fun, said business manager Tricia Price. “It is a lot of hard work and papers to fill out and fill out and fill out ... but the long range goals that we worked towards were satisfiedly filled and I am proud of our achievements. I really enjoyed working with president Gary Bohannon, and especially Mr. Anderson. His knowledge of the workings of a stu- dent council and his intelligence really help. I feel really blessed to have him os an adviser. A5B President Gary Bohannon waits for the meet- ing to begin. Steve Gaston, ASB Treasurer Lonnie Dawkins, and Kelly Burnham relax during homeroom Adviser Mr. Anderson checks over the meeting agenda. 28 Student Council