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Student Council
Minutes - - -
Francis W alters, the shop
teacher is going to stay an hour
and a half after school one night
each week to help some of the
girls in girl's shop
The fourth penod girls shop
class has 2b girls enrolled which
is large for a shop class Some of
the girls are taking shop for the
first tim e, and they don't know
very much about working with
wood and shop equipment
To make m atters worse some
of the girls have branched out
into plastics This makes it even
harder to help everyone that
needs help
Walters thinks that an hour
and a half after school one night
a week will help the girls tre
mendously
Rooks Outstanding
In Cross Country
Two very envied members of
the VHS Cross-country team this
year happen to be rooks. Kelly
Smith and Jeff Curl
These boys have been placing
in 2nd and 3rd place. "When you
can outrun Juniors and Seniors
you re running O K " If a Junior
or Senior were asked about this
they would say they are just
letting the rooks win to make
them feel good
When these two fellows aren't
competing with the other team,
they are always competing ag
amst one another for 2nd and 3rd
position
Kelly and Jeff deserve a lot of
credit, because it s hard to be a
rook, running in 2nd and 3rd
position, with those mean upper
classmen right at their heels
The Student Council meeting
was called to order by President
Steve Johnston October 17 The
flag salute was lead by Dewey
Conroy , and .mnutes dispensed
with
Under old business, Arthur
Parrow , principal brought up
the fact that someone was to
contact the police for Thursday-
night for escort for the ser
pentine There was discussion on
the floor, but no im m ediate
action was taken
Under new business, three
petitions were presented to the
council One from the Freshman
class for a cake raffle on the 19.
and one from the Language Club
for a Halloween P arty Both
petitions were tabled because of
lack of organization The other
petition was from the cheer
leaders to sell Homecoming
buttons at 50 cents each The
petition was passed
Also under new
business,
Dewey Conroy brought up the
fact that either two or three
juniors sprayed black spray
paint on the senior sign, and
something should be done about
it It was decided to have a
meeting of all Junior and Senior
class officers, advisors and A r
thur Parrow to decide what
should be done
Then Parrow made mention
that this year's Student Council
isn't the representation as ex
pected and action should be
taken by taking roll at every
meeting
A motion was made and the
meeting was adjourned
Respectfully submitted
Nancy Reynolds
Stand m for Sandra T u p p e r1
The crosscountry team fi
nishes out a winning season of
league play, a fte r a first five
sweep with a score of IS to 4H
The whole team felt as though
they had run slow times even
though some of them had set
personal bests. Pat Curl, 12 05
Jeff Curl. 13 08. Kelly Smith
13:11; Chris Collins. 13 20 Rob
Hanson. 13 32 B ill DuPuis. 14:17,
and Brad G arn er. 14:33
The varsity team closed out
the league season with an unde
feated record This leaves the
team the league meet on October
24. at P ie r P a rk in Portland
Mrs. Hendryx Holds
Mooting for Girls
Last week the girls of VHS
were attending meetings with
M rs Chris Hendry x The meet
ings were held so that the girls
could get to know her better
A few of the things she told the
girls were that she is the new
Dean of G irls, the attendance
recorder for girls, the Develop
m e n u ! Heading teacher, the
Business English teacher, and
the cheerleader advisor She
also told where she was bom and
all of the places she has moved
Pam Caron, a form er resident
of Vernonia, visited VHS Thurs
day and F riday of last week as a
guest of her cousin. Dewey
Conroy
Monday's Cross Country meet
with R ainier was cancelled be
cause of Rainier's lack of run
ners
The coffee pot in the grade
school teacher's lounge is on the
same circuit as the grade school
shop and every tim e it is plugged
in. it blows out the lights in the
shop, reports M ike T aylo r
ALL FANTA POP £ £ ___
NOW
PORK CHOPS
KRAFT
MiracW
Monday - Split pea soup
sandwiches apple crisp
Whip
SALAD DRESSING
family pack
Wednesday Sloppy Joes potato
chips pickles custard, m ilk
Thursday - Mashed potatoes
ham burger gravy rolls but
tered green beans. cookies
m ilk
medallion
Randy Schafer, a form er VHS
student, was seriously injured
last F riday when a tire run on
which he was working flew off
and hit him in the face
Randy who works for Valley
T ire Co in Hillsboro was sent
out to a roadside job in which a
tire was supposedly flat Randy
started working on the tire when
the rim flew off because of high
a ir pressure still in the tire
Randy was hospitalized and
was reported in fa ir condition
after losing the sight in his right
eye and senous facial damage
scorries
2 0 -0 1
EACH
F rid a y - Wiener wraps, cole
slaw corn, chocolate cake,
m ilk
Tryouts Held Friday
Former VHS Student
For Cheerleaders
Injured In Accideni
Cheerieading
tryouts were
held October 19 for wrestling and
JV basketball
Three girls were chosen for
wTestling cheerleaders
Rena
Cunningham Linda Titus Beth
ann Michner
Five girls were elected JV
basketball cheerleaders. Sharer.
Smejka: Michelle Borst. Dawn
Beamish
Ann Munro. Judv
Eide
These girls will be starting
practice soon to learn their veDs
and drills for the upcoming
winter sports
Sixteen girls tried out for
cheerleaders
M rs O ra Bolmeier substituted
for M elvin Nice Monday af
ternoon Nice had to attend the
JV gam e with Concordia
FOR MONDAY. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY. OCT. 2» - 30
Halloween Promotes
Student Activities
Halloween is in the air at VHS
and many classes and organi
zations are busily planning par
ties and other activities
Most of these students are
planning parties, but however
there have been some hints of an
entire class going trick-or
treatmg
Along with cold days, autumn
leaves, and pumpkin patches
Halloween also brings on the
practical jokers It s hoped that
with all our activities that are
taking place that everyone
young and old w ill have a very
happy Halloween
SAWDUST
FA C IA L
TIS S U E
PAPER PLATES
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SUPER FRESH PRODUCE VALUES
VELVEETA CHEESE
$ |2 9
KRAFT
PROCESSED
FIRM CALIFORNIA HEADS
SMALL OYSTERS
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Princesses Elected
By Football Team
Monday. October 15th, the
Varsity Football team elected
three senior girls for Hom e
coming princesses
The girls elected were Ronda
Smith Sandy Tupper and Becky
Curl
One of these three princesses
w ill be the Homecoming Queen
of 1973 Coronation activities will
begin at 7 30 p m on Thursday.
October 25 at VHS
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61 Lb. Hubbard Squash
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