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

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Homecoming '73 all began with the annual coronation, Monday morning, of Denise Findlay, Queen, and her court. Karen Hall, sophomore class princess, was caught off guard wearing blue knee socks, white gym shoes and blue P.E. shorts and skirt. The others-crowned were Sue Lichau, senior princess: Judy Kyle, junior princess, and Deb Lagler, freshman princess. Spirit, enthusiasm ,and excite- ment were the key elements of Homecoming '73. Spirit, enthu- siasm and excitement were the key elements of Homecoming '73. Spirit, enthusiasm and excite- ment were the key elements of Homecoming '73. Spirit, enthu- siasm and excitement were the key elements of Homecoming '73. Spirit, enthusiasm and excite- ment were the key elements of Homecoming '73. Spirit, enthu- The noon-time activities started off with the orange competition which brought squeals and giggles from the contestants, while the crowd of students howled with laughter and yelled their classmates on. Apple bobbing, the scheduled activity for shoe-sock and hat day, was a mess of running mascara, soaked clothes, and wet stringy hair. Students sputtered and coughed in vigorous efforts to find their apples, The third day of Homecoming week the students were ex p-eirimenting with a possible new fad, wearing clothes in- si e ou , UV' l i . N l i l

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I'Il Miss You Next Year After watching the Si letz game in the brisk autumn wind, the warmth of the gym felt good. Debbie Sauer manned the record player to the sounds of Love Me Like a Rock , Little Willy , and Brother Louie Everyone settled down to the business at hand - signing ,last year's annuals. As the annual party wore on, cramped fingers began repeating the same cliched phrases - good luck , you're a really neat person, I'LL MISS YOU NEXT YEAR With reluctance, the last students headed toward the doors as the evening came to an end. It was hard to stop remembering and to be jolted back to reality again by the brisk autumn wind. X

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Mr. Klein's bug was the victim of the noon activity. The object was to see which class could pack the most people into the V.W. in three minutes. - Seventeen freshmen managed to squeeze and push their way into the car. Once they were smashed in, without breathing room, they choked, coughed and complained through the long, long three minutes. Red and orange were the dominant clothing colors during eagle hunting day, Thursday. Orange was also a dominant color at the egg throwing contest held in the parking lot at noon. we cg? 3 PAGE 12, TOP: Janet Haury along with sixteen other freshmen jammed into Mr. KIein's volkswagen during the VW contest at noon. BOTTOM: The annual serpentine held before the bonfire brings out the spirit of the pep band. PAGE 13, LEFT: Students stand silhouetted by the Homecoming bonfire. RIGHT: Diane Lagler and Phil Vadakinpdetermined to help the seniors with the lifesaver contest, work tensely to transfer theirllifesaverwithout dropping it. BOTTOM: Robin Rickman literally rips off Mr. Ellis in the skit at the Homecoming pep assembly. MII: ! 13