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

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ingredients putting lt A UTUMN ESSAY ASB homecoming football autumn cheerleaders gymnastics Order of M Red M HA GAA computer dating essay Gossip Gazette Spirit staff WINTER ESSAY Christmas concert band activities basketball winter cheerleaders Pioneer Pacers wrestling district 7AA wrestling hosts Girls' League foosball essay SPRING ESSAY baseball girls' track boys' track golf tennis rodeo junior prom Maytime Medley Pea Festival activities FFA senior activities graduation class ' class ' class ' class ' faculty custodians, secretaries student art exhibit student concerns essays world gl community essays Great White Eagle staff some concluding thoughts 289 30 3 34 5 36 7 38 41 42 3 44 5 46 9 54 7 58 61 96-105 106-12 120-6 127-133 1 4- 1 8- 44 PUTTING THIS BOOK TOGETHER was made extra interesting this year because the pieces were spread over such a large area The only logical approach seemed to be a day-to-da chronologic sequence for your book Some of the pieces d1dn't seem to fit and some were probably lost There fore we invite you to finish the job Add your own comments on these pages, add your own pieces Looking back on those thoughts will give it a personal touch in years to come, a book tailor made for you Take your time Browse through the parts of the book Examine the pieces carefully Re- construct the year again 0 Q ff 0 0 4-7 99 8'9 0 0 0 ' 10-1 10-1 ' 12-7 ' ' 18-9 20-3 24 F 25 26 ' 26 ' 27 . . . 50 ' 51 52 drama productions 52-3 n yo ' 62-5 ' . 66-9 70-1 ' ' ' ' 72 5 . 76 7 . 78 9 . 80 1 82 5 . 86 7 88 9 . 90 5 . . of 75 of 76 of 77 of 78 3 5 136 7 3 9 140 1 142 3 1

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fall was mild was classes anywhere, everywhere was a construction obstacle course was a new attendance policy was Queen Vickie and homecoming was a tough loss at Burns was President Nixon's resignation is pages 4 to 29 winter was brief was moving into the new I. A. building was a splash of bright paint was another new attendance policy was good cheerleaders and spirit was a mad scramble in the GOC was panic in the auto industry is pages 30 to 53 spring was early was moving into some permanent quarters was construction crews leaving was grading with competencies was senioritus was some individual state hopes was a tight job market for graduates is pages 54 to 95

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Cuts, delays hurt remodeling The 1. 8 million dollar remodeling program, caught in the worst U.S. inflation spiral since WWII, had much of the original plans cut as money ran short. Among the several items dropped were an activity gym, remodeling of the old industrial arts building, facilities below the cafeteria, one of two quarter-round, two-story classroom areas and most of the proposed landscaping. Adding to the delays was a plumbers' strike that lasted several weeks. The gym, cafeteria, Baptist Church next door and National Guard Armory across Main all housed temporary classrooms. The gym classes were the first to move so that winter sports could get underway in November and so P. E. classes could move out of the locker rooms. The newly renamed 'Quad', the old ag building and the 'North Dungeon' rounded out the class- room facilities for the fall of '74. . sax . Z m su n gm ' S - , ' ' t I Saga? ' Ill Ulf In i Ill f S 7 ' f s . ' f j E f eg 5, 4-fir get . A :gin V f .' eu s 2 2 i 1 5 N L QQ il? 3 3 as 1' 1 F i f..1'g.! N A 6 df, im l , ' Q. lllfff Q Q v 45' - ,- N K A ' Z Ki f f - fi, , 4 ...P K P A .. a sg' g V J! f 1 i K fQ.,,,,.,, .MlM,'.N'! I. Q , If f:vyfa+fw.M K - N-- Nnmxi, K A ,X AESQN K si I Ang ee 'swam-as-pm 'il i X4 V I rl , f Q. Vis, W A Wa, v X P rr 'N ' . W irq mi 2 , X x X new ly K W - -,:,,,.:k M.w.c.f.,v ' '-Nmap J V 5. 1, A I A --- ' ...U 1 aw ,. X 'T . ,1CT3?'f 'QifVI1-2 Q it uf it ' Q in N, K .-.,, X