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

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- twine' mi I. . T' im..- 1. Steve Coble, Ad-man, a big share of his work was on the reader-board. 2. Kristi Schubert, Secretaryg despite a busy schedule she kept things together. 3. Student Council sponsored a Cleanup Day. Even Student Council didn't show up. Few did. 4. The Blue John rock concert was a financial fiasco qscc page 151 5. Doug Hill, Presidentg a hard worker but mid-year marriage was one too many responsibilities. 6. Roydzm Tomlinson, VPg a tinkler in many fields, inherited the throne for 1974-75. 7. Newspaper Editor Bill Park was one of the few active council members, encouraging many issues and guiding the officers through a chaotic year-end election. S. Walter Barnes was elected to Assistant Treasurer and took over Treasuici when Liz McDevitt resigned. 9. Tomlinson and Hill made a good team but failed to ignite lackadaisical council to action.

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ASB staggered through the year. Progress was not the keynote of student government this year but whether there was any interference with the goal of increased student power will remain to be seen in '75. A major rallying point of student government has been the creation of a student lounge. The matter was finally out of student hands and placed in the remodeling plans. However, it was scheduled for the last phase of construction. Spiraling building costs threatened to cut it from the program and at best it was still two years away. Student Finance Committee gained control of S4500 but a disappointing rock concert, a rift over subsidiz- ing athletics and Principal Bud Downs veto power made much of their influence tokenistic. They did manage to set precedence in aid- ing a number of student groups though, including the cheerleaders and yearbook. Student Council was extremely listless and without strong leader- ship they seldom carried anything through. President Doug Hill started strong his influence slid after he got married at mid-year and he became entangled in too jf? MH. Ulffire 7? 5 , ,A j vi. .Q . eg! n 4 many responsibilities. Vice president Roydan Tomlinson carried on and was the only one to petition in the disorganized April elections. A push by SPIRIT editors Bill Park a.nd Mark Miller provided a write-in campaign that saved ASB offices from becoming a total chaos. Treasurer Liz McDevitt resigned her office in January because of an over-work load and was replaced by Walter Barnes.

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JR. PRO Catch the memory of the sun and hold it like a rainbow. This year the Jr. Prom was held at the Marcus Whitman ballroom in Walla Walla, Wa. Many students felt that the traditional prom was dead but this years' prom achieved their goal of attempting to revive an old 9 x -,I tradition. Approximately 120 students attended. Prom Chairman was Lenore Yorkg Decoration Committee: Jane Schriever, Arlene Gaines, Leslie Yantis, Vicki Clark, Walter Barnes, Jule Silva, Royal Hansen, Dennis Debrock. Servers were Darlene Richwine and Arlene Gaines. Entertainment was provided by Joint Society.