Medford Mid High School - Picaro Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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l GERMAN CLUB Students taking German form the Deutscher Klub to promote interest in the German culture. Mrs. Smith is the club ad- visor, Officers are Paul Ely, Paula Greer, Pam Mercer, and Diane Eisenstein. Club activities included speakers, fund raising sales, and displays. The Mid High Russian Club fChaika Committeej was organized during the 1967-1968 school year to encourage a better under- standing of Russian. Officers were Steve Sakurai, George Dumphy, Dierolre Worthlake, Kathy McMeen, and Tom Canon, The Russian Club held a Ukrainian Easter Egg party in April and a Russian dinner in Februa . Th Wagner, ry e advisor was Mr. RUSSIAN CLUB

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GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB There are 148 girls in the Girls' Service Club. These girls direct all of their attention to the betterment and enjoyment of our school. They have done such things as having a clothing drive and a canned food drive. In addition they have put up bulletin board displays in the halls and made Christmas deco- rations for the rooms. During the summer some members helped with the Children's Festival in Jacksonville. Mrs. Kovenz is the advisor and during her absence Mr, Finkbeiner played mother to this club. STUDENT UNION The Medford Mid High Student Union is a boys' service club which Was organized this year. The main purpose of the club Members of the Girls' Service Club put finishing touches on Christmas Decorations. is to improve the Mid High. This past year the club has helped to raise funds for athletic expenses and to help new students become familiar with the school. The FHA is composed of a group of girls who major in home economics. During the year the club participated in various activitiesg such as a cupcake sale and a pickle sale on Marauder Day. They also held a car Wash, The advisor is Mrs, Lord and the president is Tricia Fasel. Tricia Fasel prepares frosting for the cupcake sale,

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ART CLUB The Art Club earned money throughout the year by selling bulletin boards, seed necklaces, papier mache' obj ects and jewelry to finance a field trip to Eugene, Oregon. There they visited the U. of Oregon's art department, museum and Student Union Gallery . They also visited several local galleries and interesting boutiques. Many art club members also helped create sets for Bye Bye Birdie, put up bulletin boards for other teachers, and made sterling silver rings for them- selves, The art club display Window Won first prize in the Spirit Day competition. Steve Cosler gets off to a fast start at Mt, Ashland. .tm Radio club members discuss operating techniques. Members of the Art Club busily silk screen posters for the Thespian production of Snow White. SNGW MADS Mid High Snomads is one of the most enthusiastic clubs with membership of 150, exceeding all other clubs, Sno- mads sponsored ski trips to the Mt. Ashland ski area each weekend and a dance in December. The advisor was Mr. McReynolds. RADIG CLUB K7YAQ are the call numbers of the Mid High Radio Club, organized under the direction of Mr, Bayne, The main objectives are to learn the international code and to broadcast on the amateur radio bands. 55