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

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Girls' Sports Cffer Energetic Activities -r Q :, Allin? 3-eizfz' : iv 4 Leaning for the stretch, and casting. A rubber Sputnik? Set for a perfect spike. Relax catcher - she hit it, Good pose - Lady Marian? The general activity program of g2ri's sports shouid aim toward mass participation. The pieasures of these activities do not iast very iong uniess there Is aisc sarne progress. This c::f's for studert piarned Improvement in sports ard dance sk1I's and in heafth kncwiedge and attitudes. Devefopment Ln gp. preciation of and seif-expression in dance, sports, and heafth is another very important phase. The generai goal of giri's sports is to prcnsote leadership and heafth. This p'ogram heips the indlviduai recognize that his rrer a', spIritua', and physfcai weiifbeing In a rnatte' of concern to society as a whoie, is cortributing to the goats of generai education. This program also makes a sigriticant con- tributlon to improved human reiations when it provides many opporturities for the practice of good sportsmanship and team pioy. Mary activlties, both before ard after schooi, have in- terested many g'r!s th's year. Fotiowing is a brief sketch ot each sport: 0 Early in the faii, tennis was enioyed by many and ranked high in participation. 0 Speedbaii foiiowed and iater, tobie tennis was aiso very popufar. 0 The rext actlvftes Znciudecl voiieybaii and aeriai darts. 0 Jumps and rebounds expresses the action that took piace during basketbaii. 0 Many mornings and evenings were spent working when turnbiing and modern dance began, 0 When 'he sun came out mary girfs were seen or the softbaii diamonds. 0 Let's got Was the cry when Bowling was announced. Girls sports have been a tremendous success this year. x 1 You haven't got a chance! Gosh - she made it. r Af sf

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My I Vik Golfers Learn the Green' Keep your eye on the ball. This year's golf team beat Corvallis consistently, and even managed an exhibition win over Oregon College of Education. To win a letter in golf, a player must play in at least three out of ten district meets. This year seven North Salem men achieved this award. Letter wirnirg anchormen of the team were Chuck Johnson, Stan Sather, Gary Goulet, and Keith Nelson. Other team members winning letters were Jim Seely, Steve Briggs, and Mel Ellis. Supplying interteam competition by challenging the players on the traveling team, were Richard Ronk, Bob Wood, Gary McNall, Steve Billings, Bill Beorse, Frank Meier, and Dennis Brun. Bruce Thompson, coach, encourages all boys interested to turn out a week before spring vacation next year for golf, a wide open sport. BACK ROW: Jim Seely, Steve Billings, Mel Ellis, Gary McNall. FRONT ROW: Keith Nelson, Chuck Richard Ronk, Stan Sather, Bob Wood, Gary Goulet. . 'S tis , 14 , K , I ,. Q 'JFK ,R 1 R P ... 2- .8 Q 'i g sthv gx L! - v y I Inn. my UH Alrrllllllll' ' it i ,Tx