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That ought to teach you to not sell magazinesf, laughs Bob Neal, Greg Maben, and Scott' Turner as Freshman class president Ken Melum receives the pie award for his class. Don Norquist listens to the sales pitch of Mr. Franz at the magazine assembly. Mr. Franz, of Curtis Publishing Company, started the magazine drive with his annual speech to the student body on September 17. I 1 13
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D 'I Q After tasting C Hey' Real Whipped cream! D and nearly dropping it several class preSidenl Ken Melum, it arrived safely into the hands of semor class times the pie makes it safely around the gym, and unfortunately for freshman president Bob Neal who then presents the award. Seniors Sock It to Freshmen Ding-Dong! Hi! I'm selling magazines for the annual magazine drive at Molalla Union High. Here is a booklet that lists all the magazines for sale. Where does the money go? Well, the class that sells the most re- ceives SSO of the profit, then some money goes to the AFS program to finance Molalla's foreign exchange student and to send a MUHS student abroad next year. The money left will be used to buy some equipment for the audio visual department or other vocational areas in the high school curr- iculum. Besides this, students who sell the most magazines have a chance for big prizes and even those who just sell a few subscrip- tions will receive small stuffed animals. You, as the buyer, benefit too, because now you have a chance to get the magazines you want at a reduced price. You'll buy some? Gee, thanks! This sales pitch is heard from one end of Molalla to the other as students work vig- orously in class competition for the annual magazine drive which lasts from September 23 until October 10. Seniors are the trium- phant winners, followed closely by the sophomores. Juniors take third place, and the lowly frosh are on the bottom rung. Sophomore Denise Dunrud wins the honor of top salesman with a total sale of over S150 in magazine subscriptions. The magazine drive for 1968-69 comes to a close when the victorious seniors help their class president, Bob Neal, smash a pie in the face of losing frosh president Ken Melum at a pep assembly in the new gym after the final results of the magazine drive are announced.
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Indian Randv Emch daringly tickles the Jesuit pyramid with a deadly feather, causing the pyramid to topple for the senior skit at the homecoming pep assembly. Juniors Ann Stiglbauer and Kathy Haynes root for their class at a pep assembly
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