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Stick 'em up! says Karin Romey and Susan Konopski LET'S GO CRAZY Betty Rubble (Karen Scott) and Wilma Flint- stone (Joy Wallace) visiting RHS on Famous Person Day. Rainier Days Princess Norma Robinson waves to the crowd watching the parade Dennis Farmer, Sean Clark, and Tony Newkirk take a break in the newly refurnished chairs in the commons Academics wasn't the only thing RHS students partici- pated in. Many students were also involved in fun activities in and out of school such as sports, clubs and community projects. Homecoming week was a favorite among Columbians. It was really great dressing up and seeing what other people wore. I was really surprised to see so many people getting into it, said senior Tammy McCollam. The week was topped off by the Columbian football team defeating Seaside 20-9. Sports was also a major after school activity for partici- pants and spectators alike. Much time was spent by coaches and athletes to prepare for competition. Winning wasn't the only reason for being involved in sports. Cross country meets were a great way to meet people, and run- ning is a fun way to stay in shape. said Scott Anderson. Many students were involved in the Rainier Days Festival that took place September 14-15th. Cheerleaders and Marching Band were in the parade, along with several indi- vidual entries. Cathy Orr was crowned Queen of Rainier Days. Princesses were Penne Pettigrew, Norma Robinson, Suzi Blankenship, and Debi Blankenship. Throughout the year, RHS students found themselves in a flurry of activity. Whatever the Columbians were in- volved in, their enthusiasm and spirit made them stand out. 2 Student Life
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Lite Fall Sports Clubs Winter Sports Staff 2 Seniors 7 Classes 21 Spring Sports 43 Activities 57 Index
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John Romph escorts his daughter, Princess Tami, out of the limousine during half-time homecoming ceremonies. The Marching Band gives a fine performance in the Rainier Days Parade. Jon Hill, David Davis, James Thompson, Jeff New- comb, Paul Cemulim, Karin Philbrook, and Troy Gra- ham clown around in Homeroom
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