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

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ELEANOR SHERMAN Bobbie has been a member of the Latin club for three years. When a senior she became a member of the junior Crescendo club, the Girls' C-lee club and the orchestra. Eleanor was also installed in Sigma Lambda in her senior year. She intends to go to Willamette and is interested in music. CHESTER A. VARlN ES Chester came from Bend high school and will enter Willamette to study law. He has been a member of the MS club for three years, participated in interclass wrestling and swimming in his sophoniore year, was captain of the track team in his junior year: and one of the Future Craftsmen this year. Chesty likes anything that has to do with airplanes, chewing gum, and a certain blonde. l-le'd rather forget French. DAYTON ROBERTSON john D. plans to major in law at Willamette, He has been a member of Snikpoh and the Social Science club for three years, His Hrst year he joined the Latin club and participated in interclass debate, in his junior year he was president of the Social Science club, worked on the annual advertising staff, was a member of the junior class council and Sigma Lambda. Dayton was president of the senior class and Clarion An- nual sales manager, a participant in the Song and Yell contest, a Chess club member, and an orator at the Linfield forensic Meet. Somehow he still Ends time for camping, sports, and eating Chinese lichee. TSUUKO USUI Tsuuko joined the Artis Cvildc and the Girls' Letter club in her junior year. She was chosen a Big Sister in both her junior and senior years. This fall, she joined the Cartoon club. She is retieient about her personal ambitions and affairs so apply directly to her for information, please. FRANCES E. ROTH 'iOur girl, Fran Roth, better known as Minnie , after an athletic career at this institution, has decided to move on to Brush College and continue as a gardener. She has been a mem- ber of the Girls' Letter club for three years along with her brilliant C75 work in basketball, volleyball, and golf. Being a Grm believer in the sur- vival of the fittest, she especially dislikes ''tra-la-la-boom-de-ay . Ahhh yeslher favorite food seems to be spuds. jOHN VAN OSDOL johnny came to high school with thc reputation of a Romeo, and he has numbered many a pretty maid among his victims during his sojourn here. He has been a Snikpoh member of good standing UD for three years and also was active in the Commercial, Fencing and Gun clubs. lt is hoped that his training at the New Mexico Military Academy will be com- plete enough to keep him from being the next unknown soldier . ARTHUR WILSON Shad just hates getting aecuainted, but new girls. one in particular, are his special interests. Next year Arthur plans to take engineering at Oregon State. ISABEL STEVEIX S Isabel likes nothing better than golf except politics. Her interests as well as other things seem to come in pears, pairs,orsumpin '. She belonged to the Home Economics club when a sophomore, the junior council during her second year, and the Etiquette club while a senior. She plans to attend O.S.C. and to be- come a home economics teacher. RUTH STARRETT. For the future Starrett plans work-first at Willamette and then--just work. During her junior and senior years she has been a member of the Cvirls' Letter club, Quill and Scroll and the French club. As a senior she was elected French club secretary. As a junior she was a member of the Big Sister committee. When a senior she was elected president of the Cvirls' League and of the 4B Dramatics club, senior class treasurer and was a member of the Girls' Glee, Sigma Lambda, Crescendo club, the debate team, and a member of the cast of 'AGO Ahead . Her best pal is 'iLittle Audreyu! MARVIN VAN CLEAVE By an irrctrievable mistake Marvin's picture was placed on the senior panel, whereas he should have been included with the sophomores, so he will not have a senior history beside his picture this year. CHARLES SCHANNEP Chuck came from Pendleton high at the end of his sophomore year, during which he had been a member of the Boys' Cvlee club and in the cast of the Count and the Co-ed operctta. He was a member of the Artis Cilde for three years and took part in their production The Wicked Wang Pah Meets a Dragon . He also belonged to the Cartoon club during his senior year here. Silverton Schannep intends to follow up his artistic tendencies by taking the industrial art course at Oregon. Oregon oysters and kraut for lunch and a Dusenberg 320 with Schannep custom bodies are what would make Chucks day perfect. ANITA WACNER Gussie will study home economics at the University of Oregon. ln her sophomore year, she was in the jymjamboree, and a member of the Home Economics and French clubs. Anita is one of those people who dislikes waiting for etters. 39 0 El itfwrmzx Sill-.R .AN l7M ruN Rriisi-.111 si N lfluwciias Roni Alzrlliik Wirsiiw llll'l'H SlAllRli'l'l' f:HARl.li5 ScHANNi.i J' , 'E J is :iw 1 A Cuiasi 14111 VARNILS 'lkiiiiim Usui joHN VAN CJSDAI. lSAHlfl, S'HaviaNs lXflAllVlN VAN Ctiaw ANITA Wfxorsuak

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Lorraine was a member of the Commercial and Dramatics clubs this year. Last year she was a Big Sister and participated in the jym jam- boree. CHARLES EARL WARREN Ever-present will study dentistry at Willamette. When he was a sophomore he was in the Social Science club and interclass track. In his junior year he made the track team and belonged to the Social Science, Boys' Clee, and Dancing clubs, played interclass soccer and participated in the S club smoker and Song and Yell contest. In his senior year he was a member of the S club, Sigma Lambda, interclass soccer and basketball teams, track and football teams, and was in the Song and Yell contest, and acted as president of the Boys' Glee and Etiquette clubs. WILLIAM WACNER Wee Willie , after studying basket ll and Latin here, plans to enter Wil- lamette for his edical course. e attended the Hamilton junior high in Oakland, C if r ia where hf ed on the school paper He joined the Latin club fo cr ye, s ag! 'on' e ' cfcla so er and basketball teams, an th Ib ke fl n e to the Social Science and Scienc 1 j or ye . Th s year he played on the interclass basketball and soccer teams, and will e remembered as the long drink of water that was center on the bas etball team. 'iBill has a special interest in swinging doors and waffles t Daisy Macs . DOROTHY THOMPSON Dujan has somethin more than dislike for those peddlers who ask, Is your mother at home? She has been a member of the Home Economics club for three years, As a sophomore she was in the jym jam- boree and the Girls' League Cabinet. When a junior she was a Math club member. By the way, her special interest is said to be Dick fDick who?l She intends to go to Monmouth and major in home economics, jUNE MARGARET SCOUTON Scotty would be perfectly happy if it werent for the task of trying to act like a dignified senior. However, it's good practice, for she plans to become a teacher after attending Willamette. She has been a member of the Cvirls' Cvlee and Latin clubs for three years and as a senior became a member of the Travel club. She was a Big Sister her last two years, Her pet phrase is i'Stake me to a steak . VICTOR WILLIAMSON Vic is shy about mentioning his high school activities. He will admit that women and automobiles take up a great deal of his time though. Victor will enter Oregon State for an agricultural course. DAVID OTIS WILLIAMS Dave plans to be a musician in between attempts at invention and diversified farming. Now that he's married he'll probably have to concentrate on the farming. He participated in the Song and Yell contest his sophomore year, and wrestling his last two years. David thinks its too bad that you can always tell a teacher, but you can't tell her any- thing. ISABEL SCHIEMERER lzzie got her start at paintin' and looking wise at Woonsocket high school. The only thing she dislikes is studying. She belonged to the Artis Gilde as a junior and senior and as a senior also became a member of the Cartoon club and Sigma Lambda. CENEVERA SELANDER 'iGen is chiefly interested in shekels, though one might gather that she has other interests, too. She was a member of the Artis Cilde during her first two years and the Girls' League Cabinet as a sophomore and senior. While a sophomore she was in the jym jam- boree, the Girls' Letter and Latin clubs, During her junior and senior years she was on the Clarion staff and as a senior she was a member of the Annual editorial staff. While a junior she was president of the Social Science club of which she was also a member the following year. She was also a member of the class council and Quill and Scroll her second year. When a senior she was elected treasurer of Quill and Scroll, secretary of the journal- ism club, and a Sigma Lambda member. REX WIRT Banking and accounting are listed among Rex's special interests and Willamette is his probable college. Wirt has been in Snikpoh since his sophomore days, a Commercial and S club member his last two years, and a member of the Radio club, student council, and Annual salesstaff this year. Rex also served as A.S.B. yell leader in his junior year. Eight-forty is the thing that he most dislikes, while dates, any kind, are his favorite food. 40

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qENNIi1'llWIl.hilN LA STRA'i'roN lumzw Skuaovitis XIARJORY SPI'l'l.liR :RANK Stick uwizu. 'lliimiik ,I iiwuu. Srkitzkil Hi5i.iaN STIQXVART Louoari Wfxkim MARY ATHERUSARI A1.vA RAY:lfIi1Y Howfxun Sii1ioN A D KENNETH WILSON Kennyi' came from Port Angeles, Washing- ton, and plans to attend the University of Washington next year. He plans to be a salesman-just what kind is not stated. While in Port Angeles, Kenneth was president of the junior Chamber of Commerce and was Lin the junior class play. He had a prominent role in the last Snikpoh play, Go Ahead also. HELEN STEWART Susie hails from Wc- natchee, Washington. She is another who plans to return to her native land for further education, the University of Washington to be exact. While in Wenatchee, Helen was a member of the Cvirls' club, study hall chairman, and library chairman. She dislikes people who sit for hours playing checkers. ILA STRATTON 'A Ike likes cave-men and sweet potatoes, but Cicero must have not been able to understand her-or she, Cicero. She was a member of the Girls' Letter club and participated in the jym jamboree her first two years. Last year she was selected as a Big Sister, She joined the Movie club this year. lla plans to be a librarian after graduation from the University of Washington. LOUDEE WARING i'Slim came from Rickreall where he was a member of the basketball team while in the ninth grade. During his junior and senior years he has been a member of the Travel club. He likes doing nothing, but has decided that it would be a good idea to go to Oregon State and beeomeha biologist. RUBEN SKUBOVIUS Rube was sergeant- at-arms at Parrish and then Went to spend a yearat Laurelwood where he was athletic manager and captain of the baseball team. As a junior he was state sergeant-at-arms for the Future Craftsmen. During his senior year, he served as sergeant-at-arms for the Salem chapter of the F.C.A. He is interested in radio and aviation and says he hopes to go to West Point and become a general, MARY MATSKO TERUSAKI Mary will go on to Oregon State to study nursing. Snickers gave her that extra energy and intellectual ability. She was a member of the Latin club when a sopho- more, and was a Girls' Letter club member her first two years, taking part in the jym Jamboree when a sophomore and senior. Her last two years she was a Big Sister, and belonged to both the Science and Knitting clubs this year. MARjORY SPITLER Margie has had a quiet high school career, but has learned more than any amount of noisy students. She loves cake and sewing, but can do very well without English. ALVA RAFFETY Al , whose pet joy is rhythm-on the off beat-expects to becone a chemical engineer after a course at Willamette. He was class president his last year at Leslie. Alva was a Snikpoh member for three years. He was in the cast of 'iThe Scarecrow Creeps when a junior, and manager of this years production Go Ahead . As a junior he was on the Clarion and Annual business staffs, and helped manage the Viking Re- vue and Club Viking besides taking part in them and the S club smoker. As a senior he presided over the Civics and Snikpoh clubs. His favorite nourishment would be thousands and thousands of mushrooms but he doesn't like gals who giggle. FRANK SLICK Frank, affectionately called Slick by erstwhile pals, has as his goal in life to become a successful author of novels. Frank has been very conspicuous in his endeavors to accomplish this goal while in the halls of our dear in- stitution. His special interest other than school has been tinkering with Model T Fords. His pet annoyance is getting up early in the morning though his favorite fruit is the juicy breakfast food, the grapefruit. jEWELL STRICKFADEN .Iewell came from Craigmont high in ldaho last year. She joined thc Etiquette club recently, and has learned how to master the difficult art of eating a hamburger gracefully and writing letters to the boy friend. CHC must still be in Idahoj Her first three years at Craigmont she belonged to the C club, whatever that might have been. JEWELL MARIAN TURNER Turner has gone to high school in Tah- lequah, Oklahoma and Pendleton, Oregon. When a sophomore she was class secretary and in the cast of the class play. As a junior she was a Girls' League Cabinet member. While a senior she has been a member of the Civics club and the Girls' League Cabinet. Her favorite food is food for thought and her greatest problem attempting to look innocently at Rosie , She said that jay walking peeved her, but maybe she has changed her mind by this time. She hopes to become a secretary and plans to go to the Capital Business College. HOWARD SEHON 'iHard is one of the future lawyers graduating this year. At Willamette he will radiate for a little blonde. Howard was in both interclass wrestling and school wrestling and a member of the Social Science. Science, and clubs his junior year. As a senior, he was again in the S club and also the Fencing and Civics clubs being elected vice president of the latter. 38