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

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Language Arts Above is pictured Miss Davis':: creative writing clams, one of the interesting elective coursezz otlered iuniorga and seniors lfxtra curricular activities which lie in the lan' guage arts field are the publication ot the Clarion and the Viking, plays, debates, radio and other speecli work. ln the tall of l9fih our publications received the following honorsi the Clarion newspaper, All Arn erican, and the Viking, lirst honor rating. This year speech students have made an excellent record in the various speech tournaments. Dramatic produc tions have been 'The Late Christopher Bean, i'Tlie lmportance ot Being Earnest, and the staging ot 'The Masgue ol the Red Death, Them trfavlier.: nerve an advisers to important school activities, the publizzliing ot the Clarion and Viking, coaching ot plays and debate, and :supervising radio work, Standing: Mr Delriioi' Harrim- dell l'lnali::h, Public speaking, Sophomore class adviwrr, Teri- nis coach, PA stall advisor, Mini: Amanda Anderson lina- lish, llebate coach, Que liicrr adviser. Seated: Mrs Leah Hague' lfng- lish, Iournaliezrii, Clarion advis- er, Miss lenolte Roberts ling- lish, Latin, Viking advigaor,Mi::q1 Maraaret Burroughs' lfnaligzli, lbrarriatic coach

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Library and Visual Instruction ' 'he- 'li Miss Isabel Goodnough: Librarian, Sophomore class adviser, surrounded by her statt ot student assistants. Projection Under the direction ot Mr. Brant, stage craft boys learn how to manage properties and liahts and how to tie ropes tor staae purposes. Besides the general management ot the stage, the boys are taught to operate the movie projectors and to set them up in the class rooms. A recent purchase is a Carbon Arc 15 mm Ampro movie projector complete with monitor in the operator's booth. Two l2-inch speakers are located at either side ot the :staae The new equipment has made a noticeable improvement in both the visual and tonal qual- ity ot movies in the auditorium. J -J x if 'pry' 1 bf X ti 1 X N Mr Edmund Carleton Principalg Bob Gottrier: Student operatorg Mr. Georae Brant. Auditorium ttianoacr, Ccordindtor of Trade and lndustrial Education, Stagecraft advrzer 19

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Language Arts in Miss Naida Carroll: German, Spanish, Miss Frances Fellows, Latin, Latin club Spanish Club adviser, Miss Mildred Chris- adviser, Miss Ada Ross: Head of the Lan- tenson' French, French club adviser, Iunior guage Arts Depariiuerit, class adviser. ln the Language Arts department are found composition and literature courses. Electives are frourses in English and the foreign languages which offered in journalism, drama, debate, public speak- iire integrated under the leadership of Miss Ada ing, and creative writing. ln the foreign language Hggqg- field students may elect Latin, Spanish, French, or All students are required to take three years of Geflllfm- lfnglish, two and a half of which must be in regular Standing: Mrs. Grace Hockett, ljnglish, Sophomore claws: advifior, Mrs. Ellen Fisher' fina- lish, Miss Lilian Davis English, Seated: Mr.: Mariorie Hiatt English, Mrs Marv E Smith English, Miss Carolyn Wilson English, Iunior class adviser.