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

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X,-., . - fsxfggtqgi ssibly forgetting it over vacation. And of course, meant six hours of classes and hours of home- ork on top of that. The new attendance policy was announced ear- inthe year. Stipulations were placed on what an xcused absence was. Illness and doctor ap- intments were accepted as valid excuses, but all hers were a kind of okayed unexcused absence. turday School was not required, but no missed ork could be made up. Still, some students man- ed to work around the new system in various vious ways. Whether or not the new policy really kept stu- UPPER LEFT Smiling for the photographer at a pep assembly. LOWER LEFT Mr. lagod- nik shows Brian Williams how exciting shop class can bc. UPPER RIGHT Come To The After Game Dance H. or else! MIDDLE Becky Bernard 'W W'i and Kathy Slater chal- lenge the thirty-minute lunch and go out to eat. BOTTOM RIGHT Would you let this Boy Scout help you across the street? lErik Davis! dents in school more, school managed to keep us busy. Between homework, sports events, and oth- . . .six hours of classes and hours of homework. . . er activities, our time was occupied. Students and teachers alike were kept busy . . . some of us very, very busy. Opening 3

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Of Contents Pride in Our. . . People . .. ..5 Past . . . .81 Grganizations Athletics . . . 127 Activities . . 171 World . . . . 187 Graduates . . 195 Patrons .... 209 Closing .... 247 Index ...... 252 f0pening When school started in September, many p ple had already put in endless hours of hard wo Staff members, sports teams, ASB officers, a many others began the year weeks, even mont in advance. Most students were eager to see old friends a me t new ones. School meant more social eve wit friends. It meant standing in line for sch Y hes in the cafeteria lor rushing to one of t I fast food places quickly enough to not ge in your next classl. It meant waking up in t nings at 6:00 or earlier, or missing first peri It eant learning a new locker combination, a

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UPPER LEFT The more bashful part of our Girls' Soccer team: lulie Hartung, Rachel Posell, Janelle Stuhr, Liz McC-reer, and Romy Mortensen. UPPER RIGHT Wayne Marshall happily donates blood. BOTTOM Wayne Isaac studies as julie Dumm is caught with a soft drink in the library. A ,a.ms...w Making playoffs in sports, placing in the finals in nation wide academic tests, and other activities . . .a year full of headaches, termpapers, smiles, laughs, and good Ei CXC V HSC In 3 it A visit from Bhagwhan Shree Fulgaro tt lanes at pep assemblies and our spirit at gam ed to the excitement and happiness llence and we had good reason for doing s r thirty short years like this one South h to the top in Salem in the Valley League an any cases in the nation We grew throug ear full of headaches, term papers, smiles, laug spir' . ' ' , airp ' , ' ' dd ' ' . We boasted of having more pride and mo O . . . R ' m ,' ' '. h y l d ' 1 l I ' ll an good friends. Photos: Troy Bissell fp. ' frlends- Katl y Hanel fpp. 2, 3,5 Cathy Lane fp. 4jp --l Mc reer fpp. 2, 3, 4j5 Bill Mitchell fp. Zyp Mi that helped keep us busy also enhanced school SU va'14P- ll' 4-Ope ng