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JD. Senior Qflficers JEAN WILEY Vice President WlLI,ARID AKER Sergeant-al-arms PAULINI5 Dimtziaiiz Secretary DAYTON RCJl4l'Ill'l'SON President R11'A HILL Lies CARTER Ruri-1 S'l'ARRE:1'l I4 WILBUR CURRY Song Leader Yell Leader Treasurer Athletic Manager DAYTON Robertson, senior class president, has been outstanding in high school as one of the few charter members of the Social Science club, a member of the Honor Society, and Clarion Annual sales staff manager. The vivacious vice-president, jean Wiley, has originated many ingenious decoration ideas for the class dances, besides entirely overseeing them. Pauline Drager, better known as Polly , has been secretary for the class. She also has the ability to preside at meetings, as she is worthy adviser of the Rain- bow girls, a very active organization not connected with the school. Ruth Starrett, besides being treasurer of the senior class, was president of the Girls' League and the 4B dramatics club, and was the elderly housekeeper, lVIrs. Blau in the Snikpoh play this year. Rita Mae Hill, petite song leader, led the class to second place in the song division of the Song and Yell contest. Lester Carter, the effervescent yell king, cheered the class yell to first place in the yell section of the 1936 Song and Yell contest. This is not surprising as he had previously been ASB. yell leader. Willard Aker, sergeant-at-arms, was well-fitted for his office as he won the state wrestling championship in his weight this year. Wilbur Curry is another one of those people who are viell suited to their offices. l-le is athletic manager and has himself won a letter twice in football and once in track. ' l8
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Senior Class Council THE two biggest feats that the senior class council has had to accomplish this year were the 'selection of a few suitable sweaters that would meet the approval of theclass as prospective senior sweaters and the selection of six out of about twenty graduation announcements to be relayed to the senior home rooms for the graduates vote. This council and class must be congratulated upon their good taste, because comments have been proffered by various townspeople and former graduates that the senior sweaters this year, navy blue slip-overs with a white chenille nineteen thirty-six placed across the front portion of the sweater, are the best looking ones that have been seen in Salem for many years. There was also an almost unanimous vote for one of the announcements. After the selection of the senior class announcements, the counciI's work had just begun. It was necessary to receive an order from each senior, make all the required tabulations, and send them off in the mail. With these also went indi- vidual orders for calling cards, which probably required the most intensive work. A vote was taken to decide what the students desired to wear for graduation, and it was found that the almost unanimous decision was against wearing caps and gowns. The senior boys will wear dark coats, white trousers, and white shoes. The girls will wear semi-formal cotton dresses in pastel shades. The council selected a three hundred dollar combination radio and victrola as a parting gift to the school. This will be used to advantage by the various clubs at dances for which they can't afford an orchestra. Those people who were elected from the senior home rooms to act as their council were: Beulah Brooks, IN, Lewis Judson, 2Bg Bob Ramp, ZDQ Tom Oye, ZEQ Warren Butler, 2Pg Margaret Upjohn, 3Fg Antoinette Irish, 315 Edwin Slick, 3Mg Paul Brandon, LIB, Victory Strain, ZL, Bertie Glaisyer, ZG, Kenneth I-Iunt, Zjg Oliver Glenn, 4Ag and Don Lutz, shop. Dean Ellis and Alice Swift were holdover members from their junior year because of their former positions as president and vice president of the junior class. Special mention should be given to Miss Ola Clark, Mrs. Sylvia Kraps, and Mr. Walter Bowman, advisers of the class of nineteen thirty-six, who have directed the class activities for the three high school years. Burtis Preston, forensic manager, is probably best known as a singer in and out of the school. I-le won first place when representing Salem high at the Forest Grove Music Tournament last year. BUTLLR BROOKS BRANDON CLAISYER GLENN jUDSON SWIFT LLLIS LARR PRESTON RAMP STRAIN OYE UPJOHN HUNT LU'I'Z IRIS! I9
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