Salem Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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CALE DAR September 20 Regsstratnon 21 Classes began October Chosr Worknste Get Acquasnted party Frosh lnstsatson Sensor Class Pscnsc Sophomore Class Skate and Pscnsc ovem ber Chosr Skate and Party Thanksgsvsng vacatsors Back to school December Football Banquet Basketball Jamboree Band Concert Salem Chrsstmas vacatson began Afternoon Cbosr Vesper January I 1949 A Back to school 21 Clsosr to Eugene February 14 Valentsne Day 18 Sensor Dress up Day gan March Dsstrsct Game S C A vs Mac Frosls Sopb Carnsval Junsor Class vsssts Legsslature Potluck Dsnner Band Parents Band and Chosr Concert Newberg Solossts Ensembles Contest Sweet Home Latsn Banquet Aprsl Aprsl Fool Band Ksck Off Banquet Jurssor Class Play Band 8- Clsosr Concert Dallas Good Frsclay Easter Chosr sang at Sunrsse Servsce Chosr Easter Breakfast Junsor Pscnsc at Sslver Falls Band and Clsosr concert Salem Contest Band and Chosr Albany Cltosr Tour to Waslwsrsgton and Canada Cbosr back to school May 27 Mussc Festsval 20 Junsor Sensor Banquet 29 Baccalaureate .10 31 Sensor Sksp Day June 3 Graduatson Page 43 3 I 5 . A . . . . I 7 A , 10 , 8 - H - H 12 ' , 15 f 25 ' ' ' 27 ' ' N 1 H A H 1 Seniors broke Fireside Studio cameras l ' H 1 H I2 . 8 V 20 . . . be 11 , 22 l5 1 I7 i . . . 17 ' I8 . . . . 21 ' , 1 23 ' , 1' f 23 ' ' 17 f 30 ' 17 ' ' 19 '

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Page 42 Latln Club 'N In T fora Esther Barthold Seated Robert Bartell Harold Groat Vernon Eggebraaten Second Row Marnlyn Ferguson Lots Warkentun Starr Hancock Maru Iyn Knaupp Marnlyn Olfert Lofts Wells Tlurd Row Sylvua Spullman Lots Lndtke Fay Hemrnchs Grace Stewart Fourth Row lrns Woodcock Betty Relmer Betty Schreder Marulyn Tay MISS GOLDIE BELL lor Mass Goldze Bell Eldora Buhler Advlsor The Latin students of the Academy enloyed thelr class even though It was all Greek to them at the tlrst ot the year ln spate of It all they learned under the able gutdance of thelr teacher, Mass Bell One of the outstanding points of the year was the Latln Banquet It was great fun actmg luke the Romans of old, reclrmng to eat flean Ing on the table with our elbowsl and dressing luke them The theme of the banquet was Montes meaning Mountains Another feature of the year tor the Latlns was the plcnuc In May on College Heughts All humor aside, we are trusting that God wnll help us benefit by our knowledge of this language, and we trust that some from our class wall go out servung God as mnssnonarles and In varlous other ways Deus amor est , Q jf . A -A ,.,, K fi A' it if ' B t rtntt A S , f L rr ua L r t r is Q gf. V ., ' A 1,3 , aj V .gs -is r r A we ,- - 15- e X -V X ,K . if , ,.u, - -:-:,,rr,. .t,., 5 L, t Q gf , 'Pt 5' f i - t V lf be ' V lg L 5 Y I ' xg rf ' L S ' L'

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The Year In Page 44 9 v an 2.4 bu ' C I QW Under the durectuon of Professor Ronald Lush the musnc depart ment of the Salem Academy has made great strndes thus year H IS a top notch musician and It IS to hum that we grve credit for the advancem nt made In our musnc department The Krngs Choralalre Chotr was formed at the begunnlng of the year and conslsts of 40 volces Slngnng to the Glory of Cvod IS the keynote of thus group Each feels that It IS a great pruvulege to sung under the able leadership of such a flne Chrlstlan man and splendid muslclan as Mr Lush The choir has given many concerts and was on tour for ten days In Washlngton and Brltlsh Columbia From this group of warblers originated several musical groups which are Kings Ambassadors Kings Carolers Kings Choralettes Kmgs Mrxed Four Kungs Men and Kungs Maldens These groups went out representing the school at churches and other organnza tlons The Kings Crusader Band IS another of the organizations that has helped to build up the music department The band has given several concerts and has played for school assemblles Good mornang frnends thus ns the Kings Crusader Broadcast brought to you each Monday Wednesday and Frlday by Salem Academy was the famullar phrase you heard If you dialed KOCO T490 on your raduo at 8 a m Professor Lush and Presldent Hovland have gnven much to make these broadcasts a success Varuous groups took part tn the slnglng and playing and Dr Hovland brought us very unspurnng messages at each broadcast The Sprung Music Festival was a spectacular event highlight mg the month of May It was glven on the hull among banks of lovely flowers with gurls In formal dress and boys In colorful sport clothes On May 27 at 3 oclock nn the afternoon the Junlor Hugh Trumpeteers played a fanfare to begun the afternoon s festlvlttes A a group of young people turned each page ot a huge memory book we saw pictures of the mustc groups performing Page after page was turned and after all had performed for the pleasure of those present an rnformal tum of refreshments wa enloyed The contests brought an several good ratrngs with Doris Jones and Wrnton Zlmm rman coming out on top wlth Ones nn voice ln both drstrlct and state contests The choir took a one and the band took a two In the d str ct contest The cholr rated a two In the state All nn all music has certamly been In the air here at he Academy It has been work for all but greatly onloyed O r' -r A . far' , ., ' I ' - . . ' e e ' ' . . . H . . U - V H H - - - I I I I , . I - ,, . . . . . 1 1 ,, . . . . - T - I ,, . . . ,, . . 1 - ' I , , v , , . , . . . , . s , , I f . I . U . 5 . . . f 5 , 9 S . I 0 , . . Q . . ,, ,,. . . ' l l . ' ' . l .... . 4 , I . , .