Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

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Publications Capture Activities of School Year G I 1 'muy ,Apt f f -. fri' W it x, ' a J 'Q1L'f'Te f ef-T955 Many long hard and frustrating hours were put into the pro- duction of the '74 Maple Log, Under the direction of Mrs, Towry the staff was able to CAPTURE all the ACTIVITY and emotion OF THE SCHOOL YEAR from the first day in the fall to that long awaited last day in May. The Navigator had its ups and downs during the course of the year. First, the class was told it couldn't have the paper printed in Florence because of a paper shortage. After many failures to print the paper on the schools newly purchased off-set press the staff with help from Miss Frichtl, advisor, finally had successful printings for their last issues, xi fflie-Es F' A MAPLE LOG STAFF EDITOR - Denise Findlay BUSINESS MANAGER - Robin Rickman LAYOUT EDITOR - Debbie Sauer HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER Mark Cook HEAD TYPIST - Faith Williams PHOTOGRAPHY, LAYO COPY, TYPING STAFF - Ken Ward Mike Harry Susan Gould Debby Johnson Loretta M ilbrett Joan Smith Janice Berry Mark Hall Mike Jacque Maria Estes Debi Swaim ADVISOR - Mrs, Illana Towry

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RIGHT: The annual staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE, BACK ROW: Mike Jacque, Mark Hall, Denise Findlay, Robin Rickman, and Joan Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Cook, Susan Gould, Debbie Swaim, Janice Berry, Loretta Mibrett, Faith Williams, and Maria Estes, KNEELING: Mrs. Towry, advisor. PAGE 116, LEFT: Preparing the press for printing, the Navigator staff FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Mattie Wright, Robin Rickman, Debbie Kohler, Diane Lagler, Denise Findlay, Susan Gould, Irene Heckathorn, and advisor Miss Frichtl. BOTTOM: Joan Smith, Zandi Cook, Terri Milbrett, Susan Kitchens, and Adina Holst cut and fold the newspapers in the final production step. PAGE 117, RIGHT: Ken Ward checks his picture cropping with Mrs, Towry while Mark Hall selects the next proof to be used. RIGHT BOTTOM: Loretta Milbrett double checks her result from the proportion wheel to her rough draft measurements. BOTTOM RIGHT: After making a very common mistake, concerning measurements, Debbie Sauer prepares to make a correction, . -Xiu suv

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The HONOR SOCIETY survived struggle and frustration on an uphill climb to accomplish their main goal of the year, to initiate Mapleton's participation in the Florence March of Dimes Walkathon. H S A newly formed group, TEENS FOR CHRIST have had O weekly meetings ranging from flannel-graph presentations to sponsoring a musical group, the twins Tim and Tom Olp. Fighting to get on their feet, the SAE !Student Action in Educationl sold swags at Christmas and presented a proposed policy change to the school board, on over night school approved trips. 51- lll l flfllliil EHIIIBJ llrii-' I g mm 'HL ABOVE: Sue Lichau recites some graduate school in- formation to the SAE club members, L, TO R.: Melvin Reeves, Sue Lichau, Mike Jacque, Laura Erickson, Robin Rickman, Denise Findlay, Bob Carroll, Robyne Lindsey, TOP: Mrs. Landis displays some facts about college to other SAE members L, TO R.: Mark Cook, Laurie Whelchel, Zandi Cook, Mattie Wright, Mrs. Landis-Club Advisor, Susan Gould, Cindy Shepard, and Shelley Thomas. BOTTOM: Eating one of the oranges sold at noon are the Honor Societ officers L T0 R ' Y . . Sec,-Treas., Denise Findlay: Vice-Pres., Nlike Jacque, and Pres., Janice Berry.