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

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Mr. George Strozut Mr. Bruce Thompson BA. B.S., M,S. W f , PN Miss Leona Tibbetts B.S. Miss Beverly Wadsworth Mrs. Dorothy Wippel Mr. Russell Wittmer B-S B.A, BA., MA. Are Ready for Service if ,f-fm, The eventual product of your years of school training should be a mature adult, ready to assume responsibility and to face life. The act of filling the iob suited to you is the end result of long years of training and channeled knowledge. You owe so much to these teachers of yours at North Salem High School! They deserve the credit tor your success. Mr. Strozut, new teacher at North, is earnestly seeking membership with the Girl Scouts, he says. Any openings? Golf, fishing, and other activities with his family are things Mr. Thompson enioys doing. Seems like golf is a popular sport among teachers, tor Miss Tibbetts enioys it also. Toss in some traveling, plus bridge and you have the leisure time activities that make her a swell person. Miss Wadsworth, it seems, uses her protession wherever she goes. How about the first time she was on skis? With a son nat auite one year old, Mrs, Wippel is finding much of her time spent with him. She and her husband are landscaping their new home which is a big proiect but provides lots of interest. Can you remember the tingle you got when you first heard our band - and the Pep Band? Mr. Wittmer has done a super-special iob with both ot these groups. Now you are ready to fill the iob that is yours. Your teachers are shining examples of dedication - to the highest calling, Those lives and minds can be you, a dedicated life and mind. But you are the one who decides! lt grieves me to say. . .

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