Alsea High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Alsea, OR)

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ADNXHNHSTIQEATHCCDN Superintendent Chuck Jackson was preoccupied for most of the year with getting the levy passed so that the school could remain open. He then had to begin almost immediately on the budget for the following year, and the levy did pass in May. Jackson resigned in june, effective in July, to accept a position in Drain. Vince Drago was vice-principal in charge of at- tendance and detention, while Jim Mullenix was coun- selor. Billie Winney was receptionistfsecretary, and Gwen Bruneau served as Deputy Clerk. Rosie Stone helped with supervision at lunch time. Lower left: Deputy clerk Gwen Bruneau goes over monthly bills. Below: Drawing up the daily bulletin is only one of secretary Billie Winney's responsibilities. V fwtwi ,f ll, Y' iii ta? 1, ti? I :M-i z V, k Left: Counselor Jim Mullenix goes over schedule with new studen Steve Zabriskie. Above: Superintendent Chuck jackson announces cake raffle winners at half-time of basketball game.

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STUDENT COUNCHL The Student Council, led by president Melissa Dair, decided to emphasize improvement of class meetings. Members of the council first learned the rules and pro- cesses of parliamentary procedure, and then taught their classes. The seniors held mock class meetings for all classes to demonstrate how the procedure is supposed to work. Other officers of the council were Mike Pearson, vice-president, Jason Hill, treasurer, Michelle Pearson, secretary, and Diane Gammon, publicity manager. The group was advised by Jim Mullenix. .mum Q K Nm x 2 1 ' Q at-at Left: As Publicity Manager, Diane Gammon puts up current announcements on marquee. Top: One of Melissa Dair's re- sponsibilities as Student Body President is to preside over Awards Night. Above: Freshman class officers Burke Hendrix jeremy Parliman, and Shelly Davis run class meeting. 47 fi .- L4 Il '

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--f.-...-......' MAINTENANCE Bill Esler headed the maintenance department' when assistant Roger Stiebs resigned in the late fall, Esler volunteered to do both their jobs for the rest of the year to help reduce the budget. Rosie Valencia worked as high school custodian, while Jody Free worked in the elementary wing. 1 I SCHCCDCCEL CDARD Since the levy was voted down five times between May and November, the board held numer- ous public meetings to help de- cide what to do to get it passed. In addition to its other usual functions, the board also took bids to replace the heating sys- tem over the summer. Left: 1984-85 School Board Cback rowjz Sup't, Chuck jackson, Chairman Hank Schroe der, Walt Short, Russ Sapp, jim Temple, tfront rowjz Clerk Gwen Bruneau, new mem- ber Mimi Stout, Cilbert Strom, new member Ed Hildebrand. 07433 Above: Rosie Valencia begins on her sweeping rounds of the halls. Right: Bill Esler puts gas into the school car. , in :, tg 1 4