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

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HEALTH IS WEALTH TAKE CARE OF YOURS Dr. O. LSCOTT CH I ROPRACTOR X-Ray-Neurocalometer Service 256 N. High, Salem...Phones 4627, 8572 WISHING YOU CONTINUED SUCCESS IN LIFE Underwood Elliot Fisher Company Underwood, Elliott-Fisher, Sundstrand Speed the WorId's Business Bill De Souza: Hey, Bill, tell me why the Hrst Chevies were painted green? William Phillips: So they could hide in the grass while the Fords went by, of course jean Doege: What's the odor in the library? Assistant Librarian Ruth Kellogg: That's the dead silence we keep there. With or without ojense to friends or foes, I sketch your world exactly as it goes. Capital Journal SALEM OREGON BOB ' BUD STRAW STRAW SIGNAL OIL Service Station COMPLETE LUBR ICATORS Next to Montgomery Ward AMMUN l T ION BASEBALL FOOTBALL 'A FISHING TACKLE BASKETBALL GUNSMGOLF Everything to Help Your Game CLIFF PARKER SPORTING GOODS AWARD SWEATER WHOLESAI .E TO SCHOOLS

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VICTOR GIBSON junior Representatives A soPHoMoRE'? What does that word call to mind? The answer is uni- versal-a little squirt of a tender, greenish tint, an exemplification of the old and oft quoted verse: A freshmen stood on a burning deck, But as far as we could learn, He was in perfect safety, for He was too green to burn. However, this fellow, Victor Cvibson by name, blasted all records of for- mer precocious sophomores by ap- pearing at high school with the suave equanimity of a sophisticated senior. ln fact, during his first year this boy had difficulty persuading some seniors that he was not their old palsy-wal- sey and class-mate. Undaunted, Vic surveyed the situa- tion. Where did his school need him most? No doubt on the field of honor, Cbetter known as the gridironj. So the young rran sallied forth to proffer his services in football. Needless to say he was soon the proud prossessor of a letter. What luck for the US club! Other than football and track, Vic- tor's chief interest is science. HARRIETT CooNs IN case you have not already guessed the subject of this discourse, the in- formation will gladly be given. lt is Harriett Coons, one of the Coons's. Miss Coons has more to contribute to the student body than just rare good looks. She is very accomplished in mu- sic. As a sophomore, Harriett con- sidered the matter carefully. There was much to be done, and she only had three years. So she started out in a small way at first-she just adopted the Crescendo club. This, of course, was merely a beginning. Harriett partici- pated in all Crescendo club activities and soon became a favored soloist in assemblies. This year she has taken leading roles in both the Crescendo club production of 'iShow Boat , and the advanced chorus class' operetta, Riding Down the Sky. Furthermore, she was elec- ted ASB. song leader. If perchance you should like to check on the old adage, it Beautiful but dumb just trot up to room 4B and look at the honor roll. Those proud A's and Bs will soon convince you that the junior class's choice can rank with the best of 'em, scholastically.

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GRADUATES Having equipped yourselves by a course of mental training and being about to enter upon life's activities, permit us to say that one of the essentials of business success is the establishing of a bank account, and through it acquire the habit of saving. Your banker may be helpful in many ways. He can be your most valuable business acquaintance . . . if you will let him. The officers ofthe bank tender you their services and will be glad to see you and help you all they can to get the right start in life. SALEM BRANCH United States National Bank or PoRTLANp, oRi-Econ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GOH, Leona ..... Goffrier, Alice ...,.. Goodcnough, Eileen . Gooclenough, Maxine.. Goodman, Dean ....... PHOTOGRAPH INDEX 59,84 Hale,Dorothy ..44, 46, 58, 79, 86 Hamilton, Betty . . .. ..46, 58, 59, 73, Sl Hamriek, Lois .... . Hagedorn, Wilfred .,,.,,, . Gordon, Wayne ..... ,..........,. 5 3, 7l Hamrick, Mary ..,.. Gosser, Frank .... . .... 6l Hansell, Betty Lou . , . Gosser, Winston. . ...., .... 6 l Hansell, jack ..... , . Gouley, Romeo .......... .,.... Z 7 Hansen, Irene ..... Grabenhorst, Anna Mae ..... .... 5 3, 58 Harold, Herbert ..... Grabenhorst, Richard ..... ...... 9 6 Harrison, Chester .... Grace, Ruth ........... ,,,...,.... 2 7 Hart, Edna Mae .... Grant, Elizabeth .... .,......... 5 3, 86 Hartwell, Milton .... Grant, Herbert .... .... 4 6, 6l, 96, 97 I-Iasbrook, Darrell. . Grant, Kenneth ...., ,........ Z 7, 62 Hauser, Bob ...... Grant, Ruth Alice. . . .,.., 46, 56, 70 Hauser, Max. . . . . . . Grant, Willard ..,.,. ...,,, 6 l, 67 Hawkins, Rodney ,..,. . Greenwood, Ernest . Greenwood, Dorothea . . Griffin, Verice ....,.. Grinzmer, Herman.. Groves, Melvin ..... Guittard, Margaret . Gustafson, Francis, .... Gutekunst, Doris . . . Gutekunst, George ..... .. ..... 59,77,86 ...,.42, 57, 72 .....l0l ......53 ....53,58 .....9l, 102 Hayes, Louise .....,. . . Hebel, Birdie ....... Hendricks, Vivian ...,. . , . Henningsen, Virginia ..., Herbster, Marcelle .... Hickman, Lou ....,. Hicks, Loren ..,... Hiebert, Alvin ..... Hiebert, Rosella .,.,. ....46, 58 ffffkil ... . ..f9l,93 'f.'.QikQ ..,..,.53, ,...53, 59, 46, 61, 77, .,..57, 72, IZZ