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

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ACTION FAR RIGHT: Leading the pep band in a rendition of Superstar at the Monroe football game is Mr. Morris, music director. RIGHT: Mr. Ed Landauer, the new math teacher, spends his favorite pastime competing unattached in a high school cross country meet. BE LOW: Miss Frichtlusesa most unusual method of explaining the process of bookkeep- ing to Bev Vaughn. ' A1 I 5' QS -fi Q id I 0' 00 M i Y' r X O ,------ 0. , T f

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Cooperation Whether a student is stymied by a math equation or needs help with a personal conflict a staff member can always be found ready to lend a hand. The staff is also available for giving time to the administration in work on scheduling, school board matters, writing new policies and preparing graduation require- ments, as well as improving their own classroom activities. Whatever the activities of the staff, their COOPERATION, ACTION, CA RING, DEDICATION, y INVO LVEMENT, WILLINGNESS, ti, or ASSISTANCE, has added to the success of the students. , ffl --S' -If-' ' ' -'-1,3-1 ' TOP LEFT: Nlrs. Towry cheerfully explains the complicated layout rules to Debbie Sauer in annual class. LEFT: Sure of the quality of his runners, Mr. Ellis raises the gun to start a cross country race. ABOVE: Mr, Ellis records his students' attendance be- fore starting history class.

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Frichtl, the new business education teacher who many thought was a student in school, organized and directed the girls drill team. Miss htI's cheerfulness and smile are as much a part of her classes as the type ers and adding machines. in or shine Nlr. Landauer is pounding out the miles in training for an up- ning marathon. He also took on the responsibility of coaching the fresh- n basketball team. . Nlorris, continuing to build the music department installed a new stereo md system, conducted several junior and senior high concerts and advised l numerous Music Club activities.