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

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Bo Social Draws Large Crowd THIS PAGE . . . UPPER LEFT: Athletes, including Gerry Netcher llooking happily into cameraj bid for boxes. UPPER RIGHT: Pennie Jones, Becky Jones. Debbie Netcher, Nancy Blackburn, Kristi Reukauf, and Connie Branif made Lhis huge Viking man to take first place at the box social. LOWER LEFT: Jean Elfering. Tammy Rum- pel. and Vickie Ingram placed second with their cross country box. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Gard- ner is judging boxes. 32

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Sadie awkins Dance BOTTOM OF PAGE 30: M. Schaffeld, the center of attention. TOP LEFT: A. Hammond and date, dancing. TOP RIGHT: P. Linville recovering his strength. CENTER LEFT: I. Cammann and J. Kuwahara quenching their thirst. CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Johnson marrying A. Hammond and his date. BOTTOM: J. Yraguen and T. Hutchens. ..,,. if Sadie Hawkins was in the real traditional style this year. It was held on the night of Nov. 5. Mr. Johnson played the Marryin' Sam and did a good job at it! Everyone thought the decorations were the high point of Sadie Hawkins. Elaine DeLong and her family worked very hard on them. There was a lot of straw and people were served out of kettles. Joan Elfering brought wagon wheels. Teri Smith brought horse tack. It was a real country set-up. 31

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1 '1, ' I I ,KY '..,,n X -- - fl ,JSI ' 'H-' .I I A ,: fl t-4 if , The annual Lettermens' Box Social was held Mon- day evening, Oct. 11 in the high school's cafeteria. A multitude of girls crowded into the school before the bidding of boxes began. Tons of food, including chicken, ham. lasanga. potatoes, and corn poured into the cafetorium. Tables were elegantly set and decorated. Boxes made by the girls were judged by Mr. Arritola, Mr. Wilkins. Mr. l-lammerle, Mr. Edwards. Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Johnson, and Miss Roff. Each athlete bid for a box and paid 38.00 for his share. The senior girls went together and a total of 54 were served by the senior girls. The seniors featured for dessert a birthday cake with 77 candles on top. Mary Ann Moss' birthday coin- cided with the date of the box social so she blew out the candles while the seniors sang Happy Birthday to her. Following the meal, the cafetorium was cleared and records played. Again this year as always, the box social was a success. The Lettermen's Club raised more than 3800.00 to be used toward the purchase of Athletic equipment and other needs. ve-- X THIS PAGE . , . TOP: Seniors, including Ed Anthony, Dee Dee Bishop, Joe Garland, Julie Burke, Betty Town, and Carol Spurling are shown with their 77 birthday cake. MIDDLE LEFT: Beckie Bement, Glenda Keesler, Marisa Blackburn. Chris Kuwahara. Sandi Standage, lanielle Hiatt, and Karen Romans made this box to take third place. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Arritola is rabulating the votes for each box. BOTTOM LEFT: The seniors sing Happy Birthday to Mary Ann Moss. BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Black- burn, Debbie Netcher, and Becky Jones make suggestions to Miss Roff on the judging of the boxes. izhcl' J 33 'Q itz, ' ' 15 ' ,r., up 11. a as l