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

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Even though the record dances didn't go over well this year, the Everyone Rocks Out live bands made up for it. EVERYONE ROCKED OUT and nearly danced themselves to the point of exhaustion, especially at the Oregone dance. LEFT: It seems this crowd would rather sit and listen to the music rather than dance. NIIDDLE: Brian Vessey sorts records while Norman Baker and Nlr. Nlorris choose the next selection. RIGHT: Don Attleberger smiles wickedly during the Music Club dance. H X, L --'75 It X ,ix X . Zi' X , X, I K ,

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A semi-open campus inserted into the school policy in early spring, broadened noon activities for students who so often complained of not having anything to do. The new procedure allows students nearly unlimited freedoms at noon once they leave campus. However a greater num ber of students still remained at school occupying their time with the old stand by-RAPPING with a friend OR REMI- NISCING alone AT NOON. ABOVE: Greg Gardner contemplates the best possi- bilities of his hand during a friendly game of pinochle which he finally won. RIGHT: Ronda Bevier takes a nap to prepare for a busy lunch. Rapping or Reminisclng at Noon 'ur ,