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

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Brain Power Receives Build Up Princess Joy Brown escorted by Fred Dosher. NATIONAL HONORSOCIETY XS 'I 5 itll 4 : - : 229 is L5 BACK ROW, l. to r.: Karen Mantie, Julie Sutherland, Ken Simila, Bob Aaserude, Herb Bastuscheck, Gary Frame, Jim Seely, Jim Litchfield, Stephanie Kurtz, Judy Reimann, Judy Mogster, Linda Watson, Janice Drakeley. MIDDLE ROW: Sara Moyers, Marilyn Sparks, James Franklin, Intelligence receives serious reflection. Sigma Lambda Chapter of the National Honor Society sets forth these standards for membership: leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The members are selected on the basis ot ratings made by eligible students, members, and faculty. The officers tor the first semester were Gary Vestal, President, Kent Lammers, Vice President, Mary Ann Looney, Secretary, and Pat Kelley, Treasurer. For the sec- ond semester the olticers were, Dean Posvar, President, Willis Hols- cher, Vice President, Joan Marsh, Secretary, and Jim Reimann, Treasurer. Joy Brown was chosen the princess tor the lnterclub Carnival. Following the induction of new members, the National Honor Society presented the Homecoming Banquet for the Honor Society Alumni. The theme for the banquet was The Universe. ln the spring the Club held its annual picnic. Tom lhrig, Kent Lammers, Judy Query, Diana Boyd, Sandy Stenhiem, Mary Phil Klaus, Stan Sather. Olson, Sandy Johnson, Carolyn Lunday, Sharon McKimmey, Joy Brown Mary Ellen Klein, Jack Fletcher. FIRST ROW: Miss Beryl Holt, John Rade maker, Jack Withers, John Socolafsky, Jim Reimann, Larry Dent, Pat Kelly Gary Vestal, Dean Posvar, Willis l-lolscher, Mary Ann Looney, Joan Marsh

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Hanauska Leaves Triumphant Viks Run Harv Run' Tall fellows like Homer use the spread eagle stance. Baseball, the all-American favorite sport, is also a popular sport at the red-brick building on l4th and D streets. The Varsity baseball team coached by Bill Hanauska gave forth a fine record this season. Not only were they able to boast an aggregate wineloss record of l4 wins, 5 losses and a district- play record ot 8 wins, 2 losses, but they also managed an entire sweep of all games played against our Southern Foes. Graduating seniors earning three letters with the Varsity team were: Val Barnes, Mike Kelley, Kent Lammers and Duane Lee. Pat Kelley was the winning pitcher in all three ot the games played against South Salem. BACK ROW: Manager Cliff Stephenson, Coach Hanauska, Glen Vonderhoof, Torn Edwa ds Pat Kelly Jm Shfres, Doug Ritchie, Dan Bevens, Gary Vestal, Kent Lammers, Forrest Darling, Mike Johnson FRONT ROW: Horner Wood, Duane Lee, Jim Mcflaftery, Dean Westling, Mike Kelley, Val Ba nes Hal Cowar Jm Refmann, Harvey Holler.

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Recognition for Brains and Brclwn