McNary High School - Claymore Yearbook (Keizer, OR)

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S s il f' Y 5 s. s V f 'was a Hearty ay Laughing, embarrassed and smiling faces were everywhere during the first hour of school on Valentine's Day, for that was the time students received their Val-O-Grams, an annual tradition at all Salem high schools. At lVlcNary the King and Queen of Hearts were Rex Yoder and Beula Wood. The royal couple reigned over Valen- tine's Day activities and were crowned at the noon soc-hop, 'gValentine '69, sponsored by Girls League. Everything WasComing Up Hearts as the sophomores staged their first party from 8:00 to ll:OO Valentine's night. The festivity was held with all of the trimmings in the cafeteria. Sophs danced, gamed and listened to the mu- sic of f4The Bananasf'

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Upper: Here Come the Newcomers! Singing are Gary Williams. Sandy Schultz. Dave Bull, Delight Bauer. Mark Haffer- kamp. Steve Schlag. Barb Visto, and Gil Reynolds. Left: Hilarious. haunting. happy, humorous masters of ceremonies Ron Olsen and Ben Dake entertain the audience he- tween acts. Above: Demonstrating her vo- cal talents, Kristi Mills sings Girl from lpenemaf'

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www: Far left: A gaily decorated dance floor provided sophomores with a festive atmosphere at their Valen- tine party. Left center: Diane Langly, Velma Ellings- worth, and Mike Carnahan enjoy a Valentine brew. Lower left: Charlene Carey and Neil Haugen stroll off the dance floor toward the refreshment table. Right center: King Rex and Queen Beula enjoy the pleasures of royalty. Below: The noon soc-hop attracted Diane Anderson and Gary Buntjer.