Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

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lVote for Mel' Nervously mutilating their note cards, the candidates, seated in front of the stu- dent body, wait for their campaign man- ager's introductory speeches to end and their speeches to begin. As always, the moment each candidate reaches the microphone his long, memorized speech is forgotten and the now flustered candidate receives his first experience with impromptu speaking. In the week prior to the assembly the candidates plastered the halls with enormous bright signs, covered floors, lockers and classrooms with fliers and buttons, all clever- ly saying Vote for me! Immediately after the assembly the votes are cast and the candidates spend a long, worried weekend waiting for the returns. A near tie in the presidential race threatens to delay the returns even more, but Ray Grimm is victorious over Jeff Poppe and Dan Lantz. Greg Hettman gives his campaign speech for the office of Student Body Vice-President. Joeleen Jeli repeats her oath after Nancy Eyman for the office of Recording Secretary. Hi, my name is Vickie Robertsonfsays Tom Wicklund, getting a laugh from his speech in-proxy for the absent Vickie Robertson.

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fr In his borrowed tennis shoes' Italian swam Mamoccia Prepmes to Monica Acuna shares her singing talents with the student body at the AFS give the soccer ball a workout. Mola1la's AFS day, arranged by exchange student Susan Carden, allows them freedom, of which they take advantage. One period, instead of attending stuffy classes, they arrange a soccer game on the lawn and soundly beat their American opponents. On occasion, they sing and dance in classes instead of holding the usual question and answer session. One avid sports enthusiast from Argentina decides to attend an away baseball game with the guys , and becomes an honorary member of the team,' learning to yell at the umpire along with the players. After school they go bowling and teach their American hosts and hostesses some do-it-yourself bowling techniques. The day ends with a party at the American home of Susan Carden with the Kenneth Hoffmans. As one can see, these kids are successfully helping to bring their countries and the United States closer to understanding and loving each other. assembly. Lika DeBritto and her hostess Melodie Gundvaldson enjoy a meal in the 5011001 Cafeteria H- f iv sf 'Q 4 3' 4 - tim A ' 1 ,r 6 'Zi a L si ? t dit' E. f me ., f. Milan' ,. 'Wg 4.4 Q 7 15 ta Q Ll f V Ki . ' E 1 , f - .,,, S A M3