Knappa High School - Loggers Log Yearbook (Astoria, OR)

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Spring Concert Director Jim Kreck and The Notables playing for Spring Concert Dance. Notables, featured attraction of the Spring Concert and Dance. People of the community dancing to the sound of The Notables. Chorus performing novelty number. A Spring Concert and Dance was held in the high school gymnasium, Friday, May 12, at 8 p.m. Per¬ forming in the concert were the high school chorus, band, and girls' and boys’ ensembles. The much ac¬ claimed Gresham High School stage band, The Not¬ ables, were guest entertainers. Included in the evening was a duet sung by Thea Dybvik and Craig Bersagel. A guest musician, Mr. Dick Blakely, accompanied by the Gresham and Knappa high school bands, performed an amusing violin solo, A Concerto for a One-Armed Paper Hanger. The final numbers in the program were played by a combination of the Gresham High School and Knappa High School and Grade School bands. Music for the dance which followed .was provided by The Notables.

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Baccalaureate Baccalaureate services for the 1967 graduating class took place in the high school gymnasium Sunday, May 21 at 2 p. m. Pastor Dan Nolta gave the baccalaureate sermon and Reverend C. J. Medearies gave the invocation and benediction. Carl Salo sang He for the services and Rollin Sollars played the processional and recessional. A tea in the Home Economics room, where coffee, punch and cake were served, followed. After the program, the seniors went to the Sunset Empire Room in Astoria for their Senior Banquet. 10

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Students enjoying potluck in cafeteria. Helpful homakers Kathy, Janet, Eileen, Diane prepare for potluck. Slugger Jim Taper gives a flowery performance. Wayne Knudsen gives presidential campaign speech. Danny S. , David P. , Ron F. having a friendly game of pileup. Events planned by the student council for this year's May Day festivities were campaign speeches given by student body office nominees, a picnic (potluck) lunch served in the cafeteria, and a series of intramural baseball games. At the student body meeting that day, baseball coach Mr. George introduced his Northwest champs to the student body. Don Floyd, co-captain of the team, presented a baseball that was signed by the team to the student body president Carl Salo, who accepted it on behalf of the school. The signed baseball was placed in the school's case. The seniors were the overall winners in the baseball games played during the day. In the first games the seniors defeated the sophomores and the freshmen defeated the juniors. Following their win over the freshmen, the seniors played the final games, winning against a team composed of teachers alumni, and visitors.