Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Mrs. Couture talks to the parent of an Honor Society member at the induction. Mrs. Romey's reading class shows their spirit on Hat Day. The football team homecoming game. a break in between quarters during the Trish Price follows directions while initiating a new Honor Society member. The Rainier Dance Team strikes a final pose while performing during a football game. Student Life 5

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Rob Whipple and Kenneth Pettigrew test out their computer programs. HANGIN' OUT Mr. Muck gets a computer cake for his birth- day. Deborah Blankenship performs a solo. Michelle Gartin and Stephanie Jordan make plans for the weekend in between classes. 4 Student Life

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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!