Vale Union High School - Viking Yearbook (Vale, OR)

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mg S agazine Sale Oampai n Again this year, the entire school participated in the magazine sale cam- 1' paign.l It was and is always the only way the freshmen, 5 sophomores, juniors, and 'Q seniors have of raising money. Prizes were given according to how many RN magazine subscriptions if were sold by an individual. A At the end of the two week period, all those who sold? X . x at least one magazine sub- '-,ruff scription were eligible to - .TD go to a dance seventh period. The sophomores K5 , N raised the most money, followed by the juniors, Km seniors, and last the fresh- V J men. In X Q lf? l U -NS se t 'SP 2331 s 2 N Cfxiy N lyyyal 7 o 5 Q J lr I9

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rs' All Girls' Parfy September 11, 1976 was the date for the All Girls' Party, Senior girls, their freshmen little sisters, and other girls gathered in the cafeteria that evening. All the girls who came dressed up received candy prizes. Donuts and soft drinks were served afterward. Anyone who missed this pany missed a lot of fun. TOP: Wanda Blackburn, Connie Whi- taker, Tana Knudsen, Julie Harris, Sally Powers, and Debbie Netcher on the warpath. MIDDLE LEFT: Joyce Stoaks, Lori Heidemart, and Patty Philpott. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kim Allen is dressed as a little girl. LOWER LEFT: Bonnie Zillig takes it easy. LOWER MIDDLE: Betty Town and Sarah DeLong take the prize for being the best dressed and the most origi- nal. LOWER RIGHT: Linda Recla takes a peek at the camera . ,1- xml .M I

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