Rainier High School - Emeraude Yearbook (Rainier, OR)

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Students wait for buses. A large part of student life seemed to be waiting. Marc Johnson drums away at a pep assembly. Another part of student life was the assemblies to promote school spirit. Students enjoy themselves at an after game dance. Dances, club activities, and sporting events were the major social activities. The senior class yells during a pep assembly. Determining the ‘‘loudest” and most spirited class was a usual pep assembly activity. £cIwoi Actu rffy

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LumjcIl tiid fm Amy Philbrook and Jamie Scot! head to Minit Mart for lunch. A lot of other students go to Longview and eat at fast food places. Andrew Johnson enjoys quiet time in the library. Many students use their lunch period as a study period. Jim Mason. Eric Jahr and Noah Hale show that it can be fun eating school lunch. A majority of the students ate lunch in the cafeteria. Colleen Hovey and Meredith Hovey relax on the stairway during lunch. This is a popular place when it’s nice outside.

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(Mm Actu titeA Susan Nelson, Amanda Hilsenhoff. Jeri LeSollen, and Robin Raudsep share a few minutes before heading to an after-school workout for cross country. Relaxing and chatting with friends in the commons before school, between classes and after school was one of the other activities students found enjoyable — particularly when the snack bar was open after school. Lizzie Price. Shawna Hadlock. Tiffani Mason, and Shawna Anderson use the back stairway as a place to bask in the afternoon sun. This was one of the other activities engaged in by many students on sunny fall and spring days during the tour through the year. Kirt Johnson and Bill Roberts participated in trap shooting outside of school. Both are members of the U.S. Junior Olympic Team and competed at the international level. Kirt earned a gold medal in Mexico this year, and Bill captured a bronze medal in Russia. The fall and winter salmon runs attracked many students to the beachs near Dibbly Point. Roy Keene spends a Saturday morning trying his luck.