Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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ASB Vice-president Jeff Davis hurries to get to the van for a Cowapa league meeting. ASB business manager Tricia Price takes a break from her official duties. Stephanie Canning reads the student council minutes to Mr Pink- staff's homeroom. ASB Secretary Tricia Hilsinger shows her friendliness during homeroom as Kathy Banta looks on. Homeroom representative Debbie Blankenship gets input from Karla Fowler and Tiffany Parrish for the next meeting.

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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

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MAKING A STA TEMENT When asked what she liked about being speech coach, Mrs. Harris replied, Get- ting up at 4:30 a.m. on Saturday morn- ings, sleeping on floors, and working with the most inter- esting groups of stu- dents this school has. Travelling through- out Oregon is great! She has been coach of the speech team for 22 years. A few of the tourna- ments they thought were most important were: Fall Cowapa League in Woodburn and the Spring Cowapa League at Western Oregon State. Corina Wilson, Vicki Horn, Jeff Da- vis, Tony Pellham, Matt Raudsep, Jim Bell, and Jon Swan- son qualified to go to state. 2. Wendy Johnson gives a humorous interp. 3. Jeff Davis rests between speeches at the LCC tourna- ment. I. Jon Swanson prepares another Impromp- tu speech. Corina Wilson pauses a moment to think about what speech to give. Kim Rice prepares a humorous interpretation. Mrs. Horns does whot most advisors do ot the LCC tournament. 30 Speech