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

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Making IVIusic Together Since Mr. Morris came in '73, the Music Club has im- proved in almost every way. The band has seen excep- tional improvement, the chorus is great, a swing choir and jazz band have been formed, and the music club became an organization, MAKING MUSIC TOGETHER. They made more money this year than all the clubs to- gether including the student body. Some was spent on class improvement but most of it, comprising over S600, was spent on a stereo system which will be later connected into the gym and possibly the hall ways.

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Vllintei Contents Activities Sopliomores Juniors Rally Sports Faculty ll-2 52 56 60 till 74 The water has boiled over its banks, not to burn, But to drown all in its reach. It seeks not to destroy our lives. But to destroy what many have spent a lifetime to create. The victim chooses it, It ch ' t' ooses no vic im, For it can be as cool and calm as it isterrible and raging. Only the season may decide its extremes. Stan Upton Photo By Cook

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PAGE 42 TOP RIGHT: Faith Williams plays the piano accompaniment for Scarborough Fair during the chorus concert in the hall. TOP LEFT: Lloyd Cook and Bret Armbruster work out a tough passage with Mike Jacque directing. BOTTOM LEFT: Practicing in the hall for a concert, Steve Allen and Norman Baker watch their music closely for notes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bob Carroll blows Ventura Highway with his shiny new trombones. H? .. 'ff L - 5 V, 1- .I fl g , . P ' - .5 Y, if 9' 5f9a'i' 529' 'Nat af f? SE E . . H I xl ' 46. H -HI- ii O Q35 E i s -sz T T P -4 . -ll as as wwf nl i e W -I MAPLI TOP: Barely fitting in the edges of the mural, donated by the art class, is this year's largest and most active group - the Music Club. LEFT: Crowded into a hall- way corner, some sopranos follow the music in a prac- tice session. ABOVE: During a practice session, the band members manage well, even without Mr. Morris.