North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Sophomore Qfficers ROWENA Ll!-'JOHN Vice President Gtfxnvs Ross Treas urer lDONALD Diuczczs President J EAN ETTE Boivi BECK MAXINE WOODFIELD Song Leader .Secretary WITH an enrollment larger than that of either the juniors or seniors, the lively class of '38 has started its outstanding history during its first year at Salem high, In order to have all the classes starting at the first of the year, the mid-termers in the junior highs were given a chance for double promotion by passing required tests. Consequently, the freshiesu arrived five hundred and eighty-eight strong, exceed- ing the j uniors' total by more than ninety and the seniors by one hundred seventy-nine. The sophomores elected an enthusiastic group of officers whom you should recognize by the following descriptions: Don Driggs, class president, may often be seen striding down the halls in a blue checked sweater. He needs nothing but a gavel and the strength of his right arm to keep order in the assemblies. The secretary, Maxine Woodfield, is a whiz at playing popular music and is in great demand at the assemblies. Gladys Ross deserves the credit for keeping the treasury full, at least as full as possible. Jeanette Bombeck, song queen, and Melvin Groves, yell king, accomplished the tremendous task of teaching the eager sophs to sing and yell as loud as the other classes. They were very successful. 'Tis well to behave when Wayne Curry is around, for he is the sophomore sergeant-at-arms. Albert Al Curry, the cheerful forensic manager, has the reputation of being the happiest person in school. Georgie Arbuckle, athletic manager, upheld the part of a bashful young lover in the sophomore play. 50

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