Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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Student Council To raise money, Student Council officers made and sold apple cider at the Tansy Festival. They also organized the Christmas party, at which Maxine Dallmann was Santa. The officers were president Cammie Dair, vice- president Adrienne Hill, secretary Maxine Dallmann, treasurer Joni Hendrix, Sgt.-at-Arms Teresa Riley, publicity manager Melissa Dair: the advisor was Jim Mullenix. Hill chaired a committee that revised standing rules for the student body, In the spring the group set up the picnic, which was at Ona Beach. Above: The Student Council was in charge of the first pep assem- bly: here Teresa Riley does an impersonation of Richard Simmons in an exercise routine. Above: Since president Cammie Dair was ill for Spring Awards Night, vice-president Adrienne Hill was Mistress of Ceremonies. Below: Treasurer Joni Hendrix looks over check for class reim- bursement. MW' Wmmgfeawv me

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Q g-We . , . mf '- -' -.R -bw wt? P? fn 1 N 3' 9' A i5g,+.,.- :affair- ?f+wvi'-+' 44 , :Wi f-Ali -fl Above: Roger Steibs checks the radiator of the school pick-up. Right: Bill Esler unloads irrigation pipe for the football field in early fall. Below: Ellen Esler re-paints the music room. Maintenance Most of the maintenance projects were routine. The public undoubtedly noticed the moving of the old public address system in the gym to the football field, which meant that an announcer could introduce football players and preside over Homecoming. Bill Esler was in charge of maintenance: his and Roger Stelbs' jobs included such things as keeping the grounds, repairing school vehicles, and repairing the boiler system. Ellen Esler, Marilla Miller, and Jody Free kept the inside of the school neat, clean, and polished. Mike Sapp helped in a CETA position for part of the year. ,' 2 l ,.f . lf, I-I ,i v, 74. A ,' yt K .af ' I' I vy' H .,,, V 1, nh .4, 1' .f 'M' f. '., ,.,f'1' 4 9 K 1 H, gl ,gf ' 's V f Q ,i ll 33,5 .1 5 1,136 405. f ' U 'l 1 xx M ,, 'xtfi', 'y - i. ., '?,.,Y mx- 'H '. 44 it I ef' Y 4 K ' A x , f' ai 5 Q 4. P' ' if X ' ax ,Q x

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Above: Advisor Patsy Jones tbatj discusses costume contest with president Maxine Dallmann at Halloween Carnival, Right: -Eric Phelps works on dome project. Below: Cammie Dair gives talk about her travels in Mexico at Honor Society Installation. Honor Society One major project of Honor Society was the funding, building and painting of a dome- shaped play structure designed by Eric Phelps as a math project. The organization's first S50 scholarship went to Cammie Dair, who used it to help fund her studies in Mexico during the summer. She shared her experiences with other members and their parents at the installation ceremony in the fall. New members introduced at the installation were Steve Jackson, Eric Phelps, and Melissa Dair. To raise money, Honor Society held the traditional Halloween Carnival. Officers were president Maxine Dallman, vice- president Adrienne Hill, secretary Cammie Dair, and treasurer Joni Hendrix. M i