Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

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Max Heclcard as he ff -6 t. The race is on as Dallas Marcott strains to catch Max Heclcard. This is no ordinary race. You see, the two have been contesting all sea- son for the fffl spot and Max has held it most ot the time. Dallas manages to snealc in there once in a while, though. The school was honored to have a famous personality thisweelc. Kirby Broomfield, Portland newscaster wg, K t N ?aLZrZ'f'Z ??'fr and sometimes actoriwould you be- lieve he was on Batmanl, gave an inspiring talk on teenagers and their problem S. Preparation forthe big Homecoming Festival is in full swing. Every part of the school is involved in the event. 0ct. 2 Dallas Marcott,Molal- lals number 2 runner throughout the cross country season strains to catch . . . . . 4 Y D3 Q.arWuwntc.:' '- .1 K 1-v. ,flh- -in ,L , W wifi L sativa .f . ,- 4 , x 4 ,X 3' 'A-f ss 28 runs up the home stretch on the way to another win. K DM I ..,,.J.,,. ,J K -Q. -....... Y Special Education classes show off the paper mache footballs made for decorations at the Homecoming dance. The Race ls On! Kirby Broomfield, KATU newscaster, shows where taxes really hurt. Kirby was featured at a National Assembly.

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More Honors Mr. Jim Perkin chats with former foreign exchange student' Appollonia Von Eulenboug fcenterl and her American sister, Sarah Snyder. Weil, another successful year at the Portland international Livestock Exposition. The FFA chapter at Molaila seems to always have its share of spoils from this and other shows. This year's honors go to John Wicklund and Vaughn Hansen who made a splendid showing with their sheep. PILE winners Vaughn Hansen with his Champion Sheep and John Wicklund frightj with his Reserve Champion Sheep. - .F 5 fig 5 Z qv 5, I c .5.. g E 4 U 1 X, Axis- lx 5 1 . 'ti .iv 7 s , grill if,,,, 2 .'1J.,'. -' - I9

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Students Compose, Sing, Record i0thers Laughl Students were recently told that they were expected to compose and sing their own ballads. Since this was the first assignment of this kind for mostotthe students, the poor characters didn't know exactly what to do. A few planned to run away, others contemplated Harey-Carey, etc. After the initial shock, however, some of the more industrious ones started to work. The results were amazing. The ballads were mainly two kinds. Those protesting something and old country type ballads. Singing one of the old country ballads were Leona Russell, Judy Nord- bloom and Diana St. Clair. ltop rightl Singing protest ballads were Terry Johnson icenterl and a trio made up of Stu Crisman, Mono- tone McEwen and James Olsen. fbottoml Really it wasn't so bad after all.