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

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SOPHOMORE RALLY ROW 1: Pam Bartlet, Sue Burke. ROW 2: Linda Dahl, Nancy Smith, Debbie Roberts, Melody Westwood. FRESHMAN RALLY ROW 1: Jan Allen, Debbie Carr. ROW 2: Renee Flakus, Vicky Morris, Gail Medcalf. PEP CLUB ROW 1: Mary Fain, Janice Helms, Carole Crawford, Lynea Allison, Shauna Dibble, Debbie Dunn, ROW 2: Donna Parke, Geri Maguire, Diana Cass, Mary Kemp, Devonna Vickie Wolgamott, Debbie Bowman, Patty Briggs, Lana Monroe, Mary Boe. Cole, Teri Nielson, Miss Bennett, Beth Davis,

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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

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TORCH HONOR The purpose of this organization is to stimulate the students interest in scholarship. This club is a new one as of this school year and has already acquired sixty members. To qualify students must maintain a 3.7 grade average and must have attended Mid High for at least one semester. Projects and activities Wereg helping in home room programs, assisting teachers after school and tutoring students from Jefferson and Washington grade schools. Math club members learn about computers on a field trip to Chess Club members David New Harry and David Orchards. Don Mccoy, Mike Babb, and Doug Lemley concentrate on a game. CHESS CLUB This year the chess club consisted of twelve mem- bers Which met after school to practice the science of chess. The chess club belongs to the Southern Oregon Chess League and competed in a tournament in March, The club is advised by Mr, Brazofsky. MATH CLUB The mathematics club began in February of this year for the purpose of broadening a student's interest in mathematics and to study subjects not covered in class, One of the highlights of the club's activities was a trip to the computer room of Harry and David Pack- ing Company, The advisor is Mr. Dedrick and David Vessey Was president,