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

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I Believe in the Potentiality of Young People Mr. Mausen was asked to give his yearly statement for the yearbook and the following is his message to us for the 1973-1974 school year. I believe in THE POTENTIA LITY OF YOUNG T PEOPLE and that it has been well founded here in Mapleton. They have been both tolerant and accepting of change and advancement. Their progress has been honest, well earned, and quite often remarkable. These are some prime ingredients for life- long learning and living. I hope they are as proud of their accomplishments as we are of them! LEFT: Conversing over the fence at the Siletz football game are Mr. Easom and alumni Jess Rickman. LOWER LEFT: Discussing a scheduling problem are Dennis Erickson and counselor, Mr. Sydow. BELOW: Relieved and relaxed against the flagpole is Mr. Mausen watching the students depart for home after another long fall day. ,, ii i -1 ,A

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The Crew Will Always Be Appreciated No matter what the time of day you will always be able to find a member of THE CREW some- where on the school grounds. Whether they are sweeping the dust from the gym floor, cutting grass, or preparing a meal they WILL ALWAYS BE APPRECIATED by both students and faculty, Q ll ln.. l l i l . : X 1 -. 1-. T , -X ll l TOP: Preparing burritos for thevstudents are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sindt, Glenda Moore, Minerva Casey, Marie Gibbons, and Wendy Milbrett. LEFT: Art Jensen searches for a missing part in the bus shop. ABOVE: Bud Zavodsky readies the Home Ec. room for sweeping.

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Yxx A u 1 - , ,,,,,-R FF V ,f +42 J TOP: Mr. Easom and Mr. Mausen both appear to have different interests as Mr. Mausen doesn't even seem aware of the '73 Maple Log. LEFT: Coping again with the morning admit slip barrage is Mrs. Johnson, the high school secretary. ABOVE: Mrs. Carriveau is occupied with the continuing cycle of paper work atop her desk.