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

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Jim chilmlers was picked as an all league end on offense :ind defense. l 97 5 Pioneers Bilfli FUXV, li'fI'-Ill-flflllfl Bruce COi', -ICH: Sll3ffK'I', SICVL' Bryan I-Ig-ine' 'Iigyny Carey' Fufgusgyn and goaglu-5 Copeland, Chris Pavish, bl oe Parsons, Chris Pease, Darrell Murphy, Robin Baune, Don Greable, Steve Hastings, Greg W'illiams, Mark Stinger, Scott Mason and Chuck Good. Second row: Coaches Bruce Krause and Larry Yann. Bryce Gundlach, Roger Pearson, Rob Cockburn, Don Hodgen, Terry Sams, Pat Didion. Jim Childers, Mike Noftzger, Ed Murphy, John Grove, Terry Bradfield and Ralph Burton. Front row: manager Mark D4-Broeck, Jeff Harper, jim Hulick, Mike Jones, Dale Barnes, Terry Chelders, Rick Herndon, Kevin Cox, Utto Falconer, Jerry Poirier, Kevin Davis, Alwin jones, Dave Bradshaw, Boh Brown and manager 'ltom VVarnoch. C3 P94 we ,V, fff?'ffF? R, A

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Unbeaten Vale takes 7th state title 'lihe Vale Vikings made a shambles of the GOC and went on to win the state .-MX title, demolishing playoff opponents in a like manner for the most part. They defeated South Umpqua in the finals 33-27, but the only time they led was the last 34 seconds of the game. Yale has won more state titles than any team in Oregon tsevenl, hut this is their first in eight years. 'lihe last three years has seen a CUC team in the finals and iii DC teams have been state champs more than representatives of any other league. Madras makes national headlines with 8 0Ts The Nladras lvliite liuffalos had the dubious honor of making headlines in Sports lllustrated this season by playing in eight overtimes in five games. 'liliey lost 6-zip to rkfkfl Redmond to open the season, they lost a 12-6 doullle overtime decision to Stevenson, VVn. Madras opened league play the following week with a triple overtime loss to Mac-Hi, 28-22. Nladras's sixth and seventh games were also overtime contests, another Z8-22 loss, this time to Nyssa, and finally an overtime win via an I8-I2 victory over Burns. It was an exciting, if disappointing, season for the Buff fans as all but the Stevenson game were home games. 'lihe Madras coach resigned after the season. fan you hlame him? W'ithout the Kansas tie-breaker rule Madras would have been 2-2-5 instead of 3-6. lop: ln the first stage of the option quarterback Rob Cockburn reads the defensive line before he decides whether he will relinquish the hall to tlie dive back or run with it. Middle: lid Murphy 54, Chuck Good 85, and Mark Stinger 72 stop the hall earrier at the line asjim Hulick 22. john Grove 83, :md lirvee f iundlaeli .H swarm to the tackle. 20 il ll Wim' --.,, n , fi U 'F N H You say we beat those Pioneers, after, all? ,i .. ,,f'! is. llhj ff J J--x, I t --' , 1 'f,, 'l fi' Y! l ll It i l gi Ill, i -H - ' u . 0' it I . 'lg ,fx-fill Y , Ji. ll ,,l'l l lf .lil K, ,M I r ir,,,,A ,f. V W, .N ,,h,.i, ,xl tsl ', '- .MX iX.xslf',', H. m. 5 'i 'l rii. ,, l i ' l I wt X 5 ii?- 1 x x , i XX ,Q S , X, .X . hx y x its., -ss, 1, ds' mu . ,N A ., : s.,,'1

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nex erience Spirit staff produced popular paper With Editors Karol Herndon and Mike Jones the only two experienced journalists on the SPIRIT staff adviser Darrell Gomsrud expected a slight let down this year. He was pleasantly surprised. I guess we started the year knowing it was going to be a lot of hard work so we just made up our minds to do it from the beginning. We had a lot of enthusiastic underclassmen, too. The staff put out good papers from the very first one. The issues came out five to six weeks apart this year instead of on the usual monthly schedule so that the inexperienced staff could take time to learn how to do it the right way the first time. SPIRIT earned another National Scholastic Press First Place award under Ms. Herndon's leadership for fall semester and received notification of a similar award for the '75 spring term along with two plaques and five individual awards from Rick College Skills Contest. Junior Kelly Robertson took over the sports editorship and sophomore Lana Larson became editorial page editor to take some of the load off Design Editor jones and Ms. Herndon. SPIRIT looked more to the town in this bicentennial year with local history features and articles on a new dance studio, a judo school, an antique car collection and M-F's first and only traffic light among other things. Within the school there was the editorial campaign to get furnishings for the student lounge, support for the girls' sports program and an emphasis on individual people in news and features. 22 One of the Spirit Features Mac-Hi curriculum this year. One of the new additions to the remodeled school was an elevator: however, it failed to work and trapped several people throughout the year. Womens Lib at Mae-Hi took a step forward as Girls Basketball was included in the sports program and found its place on many Spirit pages.