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Page 9 text:
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Each year brings with it new school and community events, and 1974-75 was no exception. From the very first, new things began to happen. Instead of counseling sessions to plan out schedules, registration was held in the gym and lunchroom. This procedure allowed students the chance to choose the class, hour, and teacher they wanted. At the end of September, the Pep Board of past years was revived, consisting of the presidents of several school clubs. The board planned spirit week. Later in the fall, the Polar Bear Band and Model United Nations members were given the honor of par¬ ticipating in President Ford ' s visit to the Iowa State Capitol building. The band alternated playing with other city high school bands and the UN delegates listened to his speech from select seats near the Presi¬ dent. Christmas time brought two new events, a Christ¬ mas dance and a Christmas musical. The dance, unlike Homecoming, was held in the student and lost money despite its enjoyment by the approximate crowd of sixty people who attended. The musical, Babes in Toyland, however, proved a success.
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Page 10 text:
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Places in the school helped to make up daily life. Due to the fact that there were not enough students to fill both the balcony and most of the main floor in the auditorium, the shelf was closed down. Seniors and juniors missed the chance to look up and laugh at the sophomores on their faithful shelf during assemblies. Combining of lunch periods from four shifts to two made for the crowded conditions which exist at schools with larger enrollment. And due to wandering in and out by students, as well as litter, the student center was closed down dur¬ ing study halls. Vandalism caused the closing of a main hallway creating a distressing situation for those who respected its use. Obviously, the size of the student body had an effect on some places within the school, but concer¬ ning problems such as vandalism, we had as much trouble as schools larger than us.
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