Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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M Ei ,., , ar- 'A fr . .... . Q . . ' L X- 'E . .1-L , , ' Q . .2 J S X is B' if A A .4 New Frosh Help Boost School Spirit CLASS OFFICERS: CINDY Leigh, publicity managerg Patti Garoutte, trea- surerg Alice Foster, secretary: Susan Bertucci, vice-presidentg David John- son, president. J. Bchnero P. Behnens C. Berglund S. Bertucci M. Brown L. Buell C. Chasm D. Ching 130 FRESHMEN Every year, no matter what else happens, the freshmen come. It is a never failing thing. This year, as usual, there was a freshman wel- coming party held to help get the newcomers acquainted. Some of the class of '72 were given the hon- or of being introduced to the in- famous Beer Can Hill, which helped to make the whole evening a memorable event. The class of '72 was the first class to have a resource center opened to them, and a ten minute break between second and third periods in the morning. The frosh were headed by Skip Davidson, president, Susan Bertuc- ci, vice-president, Alice Foster, sec- retary, Patty Garoutte, treasurerg and Cindy Leigh, publicity manager. Their studentcouncil representatives were Nancy Huff, Deanna Kempton and Sandy Hinch. The freshmen were cheered on by Cindy Leigh, Deanna Kempton and Queen Betsy Daniels. By the end of the year, the freshmen had merged into Douglas. Ft. Black K. Boerman D. Bowlin A. Brown J. Cole S. Comer J. Cook T. Cornell

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JUNIOR VARSITY RALLY included Marilyn Withers, Pam Parks, Queen Patsy Cornell, Erleen Jones and DebbieWard. SOPHOMORE GIRLS SKILLFUL- LY stack timber for the bonfire. as SOPHOMOFIES 129

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B Daniels J Dawson C Dawson A Dewolf Fl Ferguson C Fluetsch C Frame Y Freeland GI J G1 s W Glass M Gordon Kgs: 5 . FI'0Sh Clalre Chasm wore hers to the basketball game Also, HWTATING THE BEAT produced by the soc hop band grubbles served as the admlsslon to the after game dance Larry Campbell frosh zapped Into the swung of lt