Mcloughlin Union High School - Great White Eagle Yearbook (Milton Freewater, OR)

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Dick Stanton julia Rice Tony Robnett President Secretary Treasurer Student Council The Student Council is composed of eighteen members, all intent on the tough job at hand. The paramount purpose of the Student Council is the management of the student government and such other matters as are under their jurisdiction. The student body is duly informed on all mat- ters taken up by the council, and is given opportunity to vote upon the more important which are referred to the student body meeting. The council has been very active this year due to the ambition of the members. Several im- portant steps have been taken such as: the forming of a pep club, revision of the cheer leaders' program, and the putting into operation of regular student body business meetings. The membership of the Council is made up of the student body officers, club, and class presi- dents. Student body officers: Dick Stanton, president, Julia Rice, secretary, Tony Robnett, treasurer. Presidents: Bob Lewis, Boys League, Phyllis Alexander, Girls League, Orchestra, Elwood Harrah, Senior Class , Bob Estoup, Junior Class, Gregory King, Sophomore Class, Roger Preas, Freshman Class, Pat Stiller, Honor Society, Ramon Brown, F. F. A., Dorothy Campbell, F. H. A., Harry Winston, Order of M, LaVerne Remboldt, Band, Don Harper, Hi-Y, Charles Demory, Mimes, Bonnie Lawson, Pioneer, Helene Saager, Red M, G. ,A, A., Bonnie Kessler, Chorus Club, Mr. Fossatti, Advisor. Left to right: Pat Stiller, Dorothy Campbell, Bonnie Kessler, Julia Rice, Harry Winston, Phyllis Alexander, Greg King, Elwood Harrah, Bob Estoup, Roger Preas, Bonnie Lawson, Helen Saager, Dick Stanton, Lee Coe. Not pictured: Bob Lewis, Tony Robnett, Ramon Brown, Don, Harper, La- Verne Remboldt.

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19 Ramon Brown Elwood Hurrah Grace schleede Betty Lou Feigner President Vice President secretmy Treasurer Senior Class On September 11, 1944, forty-four lost girls and thirty-three not-so-confident boys entered the halls of McLoughlin to begin four happy years of high school life. We started right by elect. ing Ned Coe as class president, and, with the help of Mrs. Eversman and Mr. Dempsey, our advisors, we planned a very successful party, which was held in the gym in November. As is customary, we came back to school in the fall of '45. This year we had more confi- dence in ourselves but didn't think yet that we were quite up to the juniors and seniors. With Don Harper as class president, and Miss Selph and Mr. Wedin as advisors. we enjoyed a very successful year. Our picnic was at Bingham Springs in April. There were no startling hap- penings at this picnic, except that we had quite a joyride to and from Bingham Springs in Bob Lewis' and Dick Stanton's trucks. Our junior year was an eventful one. Dick Stanton fulfilled his job of presiding as presi- dent capably, while Miss Floyd and Mr. Markee did their duties well as advisors. We ordered our class rings a year early, so we could get some good out of them. When the time came for our class to give an assembly, we did so without losing face. Contrary to the prevailing custom of a one-night stand, the juniors presented a three- act comedy, Digging Up the Dirt , two nights, December 5 and 6. to a well-filled house each evening. Miss Lottie Louise Stevens, dramatic coach, directed. This year as usual we did not have a class party but saved our money for the junior-senior picnic at Bingham Springs. Some of the high-lights of the picnic were swimming. horseback riding, playing horseshoes. and eating! There was plenty of food for everyone. but the ice cream was sort of a drawback. It was frozen so solid that a sledge-hammer and chisel were required for digging it out, consequently, no one received a very large serving. While chisel- ing at the ice cream, Vernon Zessin had the misfortune to cut his hand instead of the ice cream It has always been a mystery as to what exactly happened to the 20 gallons that were left. At last we come to our senior year, very confident and very dignified. Ramon Brown of- ficiated as class president while Miss Sandwick and Mr. Markee were our advisors. Our senior banquet, which was one of the main events of the year, was held at the Milton City Hall. November 25. Our graduation on May 13 was the finale of our high school days when 51 sen- iors marched down the aisle with diplomas.