South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Scheduling is Somefimes l-lecric Amid moans and groans ar rhe rhoughr of classes and homeworls, rhere was an air of exciremenr as friends renewed old acquainrances in rhe Easf Balcony and downf srairs gym. This was rhe ormosphere ar rhe Seprember scheduling for juniors and seniors. Scheduling for sopho- mores and freshmen had been done rhe previous year by compurer. Arena scheduling for elevenrh and rwelfrh groders'in- volved srudenrs selecring rheir own classes, teachers and periods. A new sysrem was developed which improved public relarions berween faculry, srudenrs, and parenrs. Each feacher was assigned o small group of sfudenrs ro help rhem choose rheir classes and malse sure all of rheir credirs were being fulfilled. Before school began, if was possible ro have an individual conference wirh each srudenr and rheir parenrs ro discuss any problems which may have arisen. Senior, Brenda Bullocls, rhoughr rhar rhis program was grear. l'm glad we had someone ro help us, My parenrs really appreciated ir foo. lr seems rhey're showing more concern. Mr. Canronwine really helped me a lor and gave me good rips on whar classes ro false. This is rhe firsr year fhey've really gorren involved and l rhinls ir's a super ldea! Arena scheduling also fools place for second semesrer regisrrarion. This became even more hecric wirh rhe addi- rion of freshmen and sophomores who were undergoing rhis riruol for rhe firsr rime. A B ,N AA Mrs. Peter consults with Brad Hammond over his schedule. B. Mary Herrle and Laurie llg sign up for classes. C. Teachers wait parienrly for srudenrs ro regisrer for rheir courses. D. John Chesrer checlfcs for any problems in his schedule. 10 ARENA SCHEDULING

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FALL DIVISION-9

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Varsity Volleyball 14-5 CSouth-OpponentD y 15- 2515-12 ry 6-155 8-15 lbany 15- 9, 7-15,11-15 lley 11-15,15- 1,15- 6 lem 15-11,15 7 llis 14-16,11-15 y 15- 2,18-16 any 17-15,15 8 non 9-15,15 6515- 2 ue 15-12,14-16g15-12 ry 5-15,12-15 lbany 15-12,15 6 lley 15- 8,10-15,15-0 lem 15-11,15-11 llis 8-15, 1-15 y 17-15,15 1 any 16-14,15 5 non 18-15515 7515- 1 ue 15-10, 8-15,15 4 ct 15-10.13-15515 4 16-14514-16g15-11 15- 8g15- 7 15- 1512-15515-17 Fall Scoreboard l3oy's Soccer 10-2 South 4 S. Albany 0 C. Valley 4 Sprague 2 W. Albany 1 5 N. Salem 4 W. Albany 5 McKay 5 Newberg 4 Corvallis 0 LaSalle 5 McNary 5tatePIayoffs 0 Putnam Girl's Soccer 0-6-1 South 8 S. Albany 2 C C. Valley 7 6 Sprague 6 1 N. Salem 2 8 N. Salem 1 2 W. Albany 1 1 N. Eugene 10 0 Corvallis 10 2 N. Eugene 8 0 N. Salem 4 This scoreboard page is designed to tell the scores of your favorite sporting events. l3oy's Gymnastics and J.V. Volleyball are not included due to locls of scores. Listed is the teams' record during regular season of play, this does not include state and district games. South had a very successful Fall, with four our of the eight Varsity teams going to state. Congratulations! Girl's Cross Country 2-6 South 19 W. Albany 60 Lebanon 54 86 Sprague 40 Corvallis 58 22 N. Salem 68 S. Albany Inc 15 McNary 58 C. Valley Inc SS Invitational-4th District-2nd State-4th Boy's Cross Country 6-2 Varsity Football 8-1 South 28 Sprague 6 14 Lebanon 8 56 McKay 0 27 McNary 0 28 N. Salem 10 6 C. Valley 28 7 Corvallis 6 20 S. Albany 0 85 W. Albany 21 State 14 F. Grove 16 South 90.01 96.80 91.85 84.10 94.48 101.02 98.45 104.10 107. 20 GirI's Gymnastics 8-1 Lebanon McKay McNary N. Salem C. Valley Corvallis S. Albany Sprague W. Albany Distrlct Std South 40 W. Albany 20 Lebanon 20 62 Sprague 40 Corvallis 27 86 N. Salem 45 S. Albany 45 58 C. Valley 29 McNary 45 SS Invitational-15th District-8th PowderPuff Juniors-22 Sophomores- 0 Juniors- 8 Seniors- 16 74.00 59.40 86,40 55.67 103.15 100.42 8184 82.84 63.65 J.V. Football 9-0 South 28 Spargue 27 Lebanon 28 McKay 21 McNary 21 N. Salem 7 C. Valley 7 Corvallis 82 S. Albany 15 W. Albany Freshmen Football 1-6 South 6 Lebanon 16 W. Albany 6 Dallas 0 N. Salem 6 Sprague 0 C. Valley 7 McKay X7