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

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Ros:-1 ANN CIIBSON RITA MAE HILI. KATHERINE Giles EDNA MM: I'lART Vivifm HENIDRICKH PAUL Jorwss MARJAN I'4IUl.TENBIiRf DOROTHY KIBBE D H A . - I s oRoTHY ALE NTOINFTTE Ri. ii HowARD J ENKS JEAN I-loss ROSE ANN GIBSON Gibby will continue her education at Wil- lamette. She was a member ofthe Crescendo and Girls' Letter club and was in the Jym Jamboree for three years, acting as wardrobe mistress this year. she belonged to the German club her hrst two years, and was a Girls' League Cabinet member when a sophomore and senior. She belonged to the Social Science club her sophomore year. As a senior, she was a member of the Girls' Glee, Dramatics club, and Sigma Lambda. RITA MAE HILL A'Quie wants to go miles and miles away to the Behnke-Walker Business College. She was in the Jym Jamboree her first two years and participated in the Song and Yell contest her last two, acting as song leader when a senior. She also belonged to the Journalism club this year. KATHERINE GIES Katie will probably be able to keep in touch with Hawaii easier when shes in Los Angeles going to the Chouinard Art School. She joined Snikpoh, Artis Gilde, and the Girls' Letter club in her sophomoie year and belonged to the Girls' Glee her last two years. EDNA MAE HART Eddic's special interest is writing letters to the boy friend at O. S. C. She has been a Girl Reserve member the last four years, and in the Home Economics club for three years. In her junior year she was also a member of the Girls' Letter and Dancing clubs. VIVIAN JOAN HENDRICKS Viv is interested in Wall-y howers and high Tower-s and oh, does she enjoy nchiseling on Coates . She might go to O. S. C. and eventually become a stenographer if nothing else happens. She used her vocal powers in the Song and Yell contests for three years. Viv was a member of the Girls' Letter club and participated in the Jym Jamboree her first two years. As a senior she was engrossed in the Civics club. S. PAUL JONES John may not be a farmer now, but he intends to study agriculture at Oregon State. Believe it or not but his special interest is girls ! I He has been a member of the Future Craftsmen for three years. MARIAN HULTENBERG Dutch is going to major in physical educa- tion at Willamette or the University of Oregon, as one could easily realize by glancing at her activities, and it should help her in watching her calories too. While at S.H.S. she has been a member of the Girls' Letter and Home Economies clubs for three years presiding over both in her senior year, besides being in the Jamboree. As a junior, she was installed in Sigma Lambda, won the Snook cup, was a Big Sister, a member of the Student- Faculty committee and the junior council. ln her senior year she was again a Big Sister, a member of the student council, the annual advertising staff, and went to the Linfield forensic tournament, was one of the Minute Men, and was in the cast of Go Ahead , DOROTHY KIBBE Kib , like a great many other people, hates the dirt columns. She has been a mem- ber of the Girls Letter and Crescendo clubs for three years. As a junior she was chairman of the Jym Jamboree, Girls' League secretary, a member of the Clarion news staff and the Student-Faculty committee, and a par- ticipant in the Song and Yell contest, and Amateur Night . At the end of her junior year she was installed in Sigma Lambda. When a senior she was elected A.S.B. vice president, a member of the school broadcasts com- mittee, participated in the Linfield forensic meet, was a Big Sister, and worked on the Clarion news staff. She will take home economics at Wil- Iamette or Oregon State. DOROTHY HALE 'jPorky , wants to become a secretary, after a course at the Commercial Business College. She is one of these poetry lovers and also likes Wimpy meatnenicc combination! As a sophomore, she belonged to the Commercial club, but while a junior and later a senior, she belonged to the Movie club. ANTOI- NETTE IRISH A'Tony came from lots of places, Aumsville most recently, and is going places too. Where? To Willamette to study to be a teacher. Her favorite pastime is 'fiddlin' and she has proved that by belonging to the orchestra and the Music club, as a senior. Besides that she belonged to the Latin club while a junior and senior, the Girl Reserves, as a junior, and the Glee Club and class council as a senior. Just to spice it, she was in the Jym Jamborees given during her sophomore and junior years, HOWARD JENKS HJ will just go on cavorting with Dayton and Phil at Willamette after graduation. He doesnt care for the Clarion cracks, but nuts will do, both the kind that walk and the kind that you eat. Howard joined the Latin, Fencing, Bachelor, and Boys' Glee clubs, and was in the Song and Yell contest this year. JEAN HOSS Jeannie plans to take up ofhce work at the University of Oregon, but at present she is busy going to Boise, Idaho, We did not know that they grew dates in Idaho, but that is her favorite food. Jean was a member of Snikpoh, the Girls' Glee and Etiquette clubs, and acted as a Big Sister during her senior year. Z8

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VIRGINIA HENNIINGSEN Ginny joined the,,Girls' Letter club and was in the Jym Jamboree her sophomore year. In herjunior year, the Girls' Letter club and Dancing club took her time. She was chosen a Big Sister in both her junior and senior years. lt seems she's a little sensitive about being teased, MARY HAMRICK Mary is rather undecided about her profession but would like to attend the University of California at Los Angeles. You'd be surprised, but erster zoopn and riding on the number three school bus don't always please Mary. She joined the Civics club when a junior and the Entertaining club this year. THELMA JAYES Thelma's going to be a secretary after a session at Binkey Walker. She belonged to the Girls' Letter club and was in thcJymJamboree when a sophomore and junior, As a sophomore she also belonged to the Commercial club, the Clarion staff, and the Girls' League Cabinet, and was in the typing contest, which she entered again as a junior. As a senior she belonged to the Knitting club. ALICE JOHNSTEAD Al, like Popeye. will receive her strength from that weed, spinach, while she takes a music course at Willamette, She likes music, but had a slight interest in German her sophomore year when she joined the German club. fEditor's note: Dont utter the trite remark, so what in her presence.-J JOE JENNETI Bud answered If Phy Conlyj Nun when asked his special interest, and added that his pet peeve was exploring the unknown. He belonged to the Social Science club while a sophomore and junior, the German club as a sophomore, the Science and Photography clubs as a junior and senior and became a member of the S club as a senior after taking part in wrestling his junior year, and track the next year. He was president of the Science club this past year. Joe intends to complete his education at the University of California. RUTH EVELYN KEL- LOG Ruth was a member of the Clarion editorial staff and the French club for three years, being elected president in the latter when a senior. As a sophomore and junior she was a Social Science club member, acting as vice-president the lirst year. She was secretary of both the Girls' League and the junior class her second year, During that ycar she was also the vice- president of Quill and Scroll, a member of the Annual editorial staff and Sigma Lambda. She was the local winner of the D.A.R. pilgrimage contest in 1930. Ruth intends to go to Willamette. SOPHIA GERTRUDE HUGHES Sole wants to attend Willamette. As a sophomore and a junior she belonged to the Social Science club. While a junior. she also belonged to Snikpoh, the Math and German clubs, and was elected secre- tary of the latter when a senior. As a senior, she belonged to the Girls' League Cabinet and was secretary of the Junior Crescendo club. She was in The Scarecrow Creeps her junior year, and was a Big Sister her last two years. MARIAN JOHNSTON Marian has gone to Salem high school for three years except for a brief nine weeks at Washington high. The laws of Astoria and Tessie in ditches are only a very small part of her troubles. Marian has been a great help on the Annual editorial staff this year, CYes, you can blame her for some of the cracks in the senior historiesj. She plans to attend Willamette. DOROTI-IEA KLETZ- ING Jo likes languages-imaginesand swimming. She intends to con- tinue her education at Willamette, and perhaps swim in languages some more. As a sophomore she was in the Jym Jamboree, and was a Big Sister her last two years. MARJORIE KIXOX Margie has belonged to the Girls' Letter club and been in thc Jamboree for three years. She was a member of the Girls' League Cabinet during her sophomore and senior years and the French club as a sophomore and junior. As a senior she also joined the Commercial and Photography clubs besides being a Big Sister. MURIEL KASTER Merly was a member of Girls' Letter club her Hrst two years and the Home Economics club for three years, act- ing as secretary last term, She likes to dance but will settle down long enough to take her teachers training at Oregon lNormal school. MARQUIS JONES Markwis completed his three years at Parrish, then went to Linslaw, Oregon. Well, at least you know its in Oregon. While there he was vice-president of the A.S.B, and the business manager of the Linslaw Leaf a position which he again filled when a junior. besides acting as yell leader. In his senior year at Salem high he was manager ol' the Clarion the latter semester and was also initiated into Snikpoh. Marquis intends to go ahead with archeology after attending Willamette. He lilkesgo lboth read and write poetry as is evidenced in another section of t is oo '. 29 VlRCINlA IJENNINIISIEN 'IIHELMA JAYES joe JENNET1' SUPHIA Huczrres Doi1oTHEA KLETzrNr: Mivrurzi. KASTER L.. l -ft E MARY Hfwsruc Arrcra ljgxirivsri RUTH rftisocz MAIHAN JOHN! MARJQRIE KN1 MARQUIS ,IoNr

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DOROTHY GIBSON i'Hoot aspires to be a bookkeeper. As far as has been noticed, she knitted her way through school. Dot was a member of the Knitting club her last two years, the Girl Reserves her sophomore year, and was a Big Sister her junior year, joining the Commercial club when a senior. DONALD GILDOW 'iDon is partial to engineering. He plans to take up the mechanical phase of it at Oregon State. Don joined the Gun clubin hissophomore year and at the sametime devclopcda love of venison! This year he joined the Fencing club: it is hoped this won't lead to a love of duels, but theres nothing to worry about really for it seems he's greatly interested in radio. ROMEO GOULEY Romeo entered Salem high as a junior from the Hill Military Academy. He plans to attend Willamette or the University of Oregon where he will major in engineering. With his extravagant interests in Du- senbergs and kilowatt 'phone stations Cyou might as well admit you never heard of them eitherj, he will have to be an expensive engineer. Or does he plan to build them? The Camera club, of which he was a member for two yeais, also interests Mr. Goulcy. RUTH GRACE Gracie has been a member of the Social Science club for three years and a Big Sister in her junior and senior years. This year she was in the cast of the operetta, Riding Down the Sky , and a member of the Civics club. She plans to take her teachers' training at Monmouth, but right now shes more interested in yellow cars and hot dogs. LEONA GOFF Goffec hopes to take up journalism at Oregon State College. She doesn't intend to hitch-hike to get there though. Her motto is It is better to have loved and lostlmueh better. She was a member of the Girls' Letter club, as a sophomore, participating in the Jym Jamboree. ln her junior year she was a Big Sister and again took part in the Jamboree. She was in the Song and Yell contest her last two years and belonged to the Journal- ism club whenasenior. KENNETH GRANT Red , one of the Future Craftsmen, aspires to a life of eating and sleeping, absolutely devoid of all work. He was a F.F.C. member all three years. acting as secretary in his senior year, besides being elected a Minute Man. MAX HUGO HAUSER ''Call-him-what-you-like Hauser, feven if he doesn'tD, has steeped himself in Latin these four long years in both classes and clubs, but that does not explain his interest in photomicrography, fnow read out loud and try to pronouncej and photography, but perhaps his membership in the Photograph club his last two years is responsible for that. As a sophomore he worked on both the Clarion and Clarion Annual and served as a member of the student council. He was a Snikpoh member his last two years and will be remembered as Abe Levinsky, the proud father of four daughters. Why are Rosie Berlin and Pudgie Kibbe his pet peeves? ERNESTINE GALBRAITH Ernie was a Girls' Letter club member and a participant in the Jym Jamboree all three years. She also belonged to the Archery club when a senior. After several moments of concentration, Ernie has come to the conclusion that she loves men, not because they are men, but because they are not women, but she hates to realize that all great men are dead. MAXINE GAHLSDORF Max plans to attend Oregon State. ln her sophomore year, she was in the Girls' Letter club, Jym Jamboree, French club, and worked on the Clarion staff. She participated in the Song and Yell contest, acted as a Big Sister, and was a member of the French and Social Science clubs, the student council, and the Girls' League cabinet herjunior year. KEN- NETH J. HUNT Kenny plans to go to Willamette to study law. Just at present, his chief interests are: anthropology, archeology, Chinese nood- les, caviar-and a few other things. He belonged to the Social Science club during his sophomore and junior years, to Snikpoh and Quill and Scroll as a junior and senior, besides the senior council and the Dramatics and Science clubs while a senior. ROBERT HILL Bobs activity chart must have given him writers cramp. He was class forensic manager, a member of the debate team, on the B basketball team, aSoeialScience club member and played interclass soccer in his sophomore year. Last year he was initiated into Sigma Lambda, Quill and Scroll, and Snik- poh, besides being on the Clarion news staff and Annual business staff, the junior council, participating in the Song and Yell contest, and inter- class debate. He was elected manager of the Annual this year. Bob plans to take a law course at Willamette. BETTY LOU HANSELL Betty Lou is annoyed by high school heroes, so should enjoy attending Willamette for a home economics course. She was a member of the Girls' Letter club and took part in the Jym Jamboree her first two years, and belonged to the Knitting club and the Girls' League cabinet this year. 27 Donormr CZIHSON Romeo Goutm' LEONA Gow MAX HALYSER lX'lAXlNE Gmitsnnnv Bon H11 i, 5 l ii if DONALD Gitpow RLYTH CERACE KENNETH GRANT ERNESTINE GALBIIAI KENNETH HUNT BETTY Lou l'lANsm.i tl 5.