Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Firsl row: Mnckunziv, Mcflay. Morgan, Philpoll, Porter, Tamiennzr Sewml rout' Rviulvr. Roscman, Ross, Sayles, Slmislcr, G. Smith Third row: M. Smilh, Smvanson. Turmr, C. Wilson, M. Wilson, Wulgamoil T. T. lXlAc:iuzN:ilz1 O.S.C. l02ug Vocational. We can get along mviilioui llnml!i' M1111 i.ma McCi.m': ofhcc girl. W'lierc'.v your slip? R,u.Pu I.. lxflmimzmg O.S.C. IOZDQ Agriculture. l'm nu! kimliling you one bil. jUNm: PIlll.l'0'I'l'Z lvlonwmm SC. l80llg Science. wx-11-- WM. 'l'. Poimaixg Auto Shop. This is no place for loajbrs!'i R.XV.'lxAVliNNER1U.OfC. IOZ5, Uof O. 1015 iiLcl'.m keep lngallwr on lhis. Wiasuax' S. Romanian: W.U. N323 Social Science. Prepare fnr u qui: lomorroimuu E. D. ROSEMAN: O.S,C. 1016: Commercial. 'A The lvll has rung, fvlluf' An.-x C. R033 XY.U. l9I0: English. If ymflljmixl rmmuin after 3:30- lxflmn' B. S,xx'1.ias: Fairmount C. 1007: Com- mcrciul. Now wlicn I wax in Kansas- CIERTRUDE C. SHISLERL W,U. 19273 Latin. Laiin is not a dead language! Cxzmklmixmz R. SMITIII W. U. 1013: Social Science. I-'leaxc gel your nolebooks in on lime! MARY B. Smrillz Oberlin C. N073 English. l.vi'x gs! lo work. Vinl.lc'r SXVANSONI N.D. Tcachcr's C. N203 Continuation School. llou .v everything? May I be of any help lo yvu today? LmaN.x BELLE 'l'.xu1',mg O.S.C. 1005: Alncrican Conservatory 19163 Music. Shui up or gel out! CARULYN C. W1l.soNg WU, 1024, Latin. Gc1.louork! Let shave no nore whispering over in lhe corner. ' MURIEL Wim.soNg O.N.S. 1023: Typing. Dan'l 1m'a.mic your lime! Grmcn S. W0m.i:AM0TT: U. of O. F7122 Gym. We hamv: iz lol lo do imlayf' Imiwzlmv

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Firsl row: Elbert. Elle. Eyre, Finlay. lfishvr, lfollix Second row: Gary. Gilmore. Guderian. llnlu. llogg, Hague Third row: Hull, johnson. Kerslmer, Krups LnDue. Nelson CL.xUmNra G. ELIXERTZ W.U. 19281 English. Thr traulvlc with you is- M. J. ELLE: O.S.C. l93l I Scicncc. Well, that must have been six other Classrm MARY E. Evursp W.U. 19183 Social Scicncc. lf youre going to hang our the window so far, go outside and play! GORDON FlNLAX'1O.S.C. F9355 Band. Why, the boyx ul junior High can play better than that! ELLEN Fisimkg W.LJ. I909g English. What uin'l your busine:s.f1in'l your duly more n once in a blue moon. GLADE FOLLISQ Pacific U. 1931 3 Social Scicncc. I think that rather important to remember. lVlAlllAN C. GARY: O.S.C. 19345 Home Ec. Do l ouseheepers know who they are? W. ON GIL ' 0 l v i One-two-three-four, one-luv-three! four-' ' C. A. GUDERIAN: O.S.C. 1034: Machine Shop. Gel Io work, you fringe. eleven LAURA V. HALii: Chicago U. 19085 German, Latin, 'iSprcrl1en .vie ldltl und deullich, bitlcf' ELiz,xmaTH M. Hoes: Bchnkc-Walker C. I92-ii Commercial. Be rare-All about proportion. LEAH Honuug Ll. of O. 19263 English. Where is your slip? BERYL Hoifrp W.Ll. 1916: Math. ' ' Shush, sllush ! ' ' LELIA JO!-INSONL Wil. lOl0g Minh. Remove that gum from your mouth! ALTA liiausiixxaix: W.U. I023: Columbia Lil H7102 Library. Yiwu people are here lu sluily and :ml to talk. SvLvm linixvsz lxflnnmna U. N335 Hisiory. ll'.v simply lhiwh C'imk1.o11'ia LA Dun. office girl. 'A Did your mutlwr sign Unix? J. C. Nl2LSuN: Hanover C. l890: Social Science. Quit fooling and get down to busine.r:!

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Tlmmax Goadenaugli Coodenaugli Parker Gibson Officers ln spite of the near empty treasury which confronted the new president this year Bill Thomas proved himself exceptionally capable in this emergency. Due to his efforts assemblies were notice- ably quieter and more interest in school activities was shown. Bill is exceptionally talented along the line of public speaking and has contributed much to the success of the debate teams during his three years in high school. Maxine Goodcnough, vice president, was responsible for the three student body dances, Viking Revue, and the basket social which were very original and amusing. Important records of our school activities were written for posterity by our secretary Eileen Goodenough, She has many good qualities, but the one which is most outstanding is her willingness to cooperate with the faculty and students. Sergeant-at-arms V ietor Gibson showed much enthusiasm throughout the year at council meetings and other activities, has contributed many clever ideas for social functions and money-making propositions and has given valuable aid concerning hnancial problems. Songs at assemblies, basketball games, and football games were effectively lead by Lou Hickman, Although wee in stature, Orval Cooley has a powerful voice which can be heard throughout assemblies and grandstands. Orval has added much to the pep and school spirit of Salem Hi and has been suspected of causing an increase in attendance at games. The Salem High School bonfire previous to the Eugene-Salem game was noted for being the largest one yet and we have Orval to thank for this, Bill Parker, forensic manager, having charge of the reorganization of the minute men, song and yell contest, and other class rivalries has executed his many duties in an efficient manner, Although Bill entered school this year as a senior, he rapidly gained recognition by the student body as a concientious, dependable, and hard-working person. llt i rlecn