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

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L C. Features the Season Attraction, Gym Jamboree G' Fx . Ai Officers and Heads of Sports: BACK ROW: Beth Lockenour, Marie Jones, FRONT ROW: Linda Babcock, Arleatha Gregg, Linda Bowden, Jan Hagemen, Adeline Go'don, Annabelle Gordon, Sharyl Braasch, Helen Hewitt, Julie Betty Ensltn, Mary Olsen, Sara Mayers, Karen Branson, Margaret Wright, Sutherland, Carlene Griest, Belle Lappen, Dianne Baxter, Mary Campbell. Linda Mentzer. K, X Princess Lrnda Bowden escorted by Forrest Darlnng Activities sponsored by the Girl's Letter Club help to develop sportsmanship, athletic interests, physical efhciency, and love of the out-of-doors. Many new friends can be found in working as a team tn the different activities. The Gym Jamboree is the highlight of the year, with over SOO girls partici- pating in this two-night event. Any girl in school may ioin by having 50 points earned in the various sports. After earning l5O points, rnay wear the letter S , and with 200 points earned she may receive her white sweater. Our advisors are Miss Leona Tibbetts, and Miss Beverly Wadsworth. Linda Bowden was our princess in the lnter-Club Carnival. Taking a breather gals? ZW GQ 5 T

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The Field of Business Betters with Study BACK ROW: Lloydene Hollen, Mrs. Martha Pinson, Mrs, Dorothy Judd, Judy Shlfley Beutler, Sandy Wilkinson, Marie Jones, Anne Belle Gordon, Karen Gardner, Sande Forrest, Pat Hundec, Sandra Green, Joyce Graham, Sharon Swenningson, Shirley Pierpolnt, Linda Wellsandt. FRONT ROW: Pat Steven- Ebeff, Pauline Buren, Carol Spry, Bonnie Shadura, Doris Davis, Rita Holman, son, Shirley Christensen, Doris Faix, Pat Jones, Judy Shires, Adeline Gordon, SECOND ROW: lwana Perlich, Arlethea Gregg, Judy Johnson, Laura Sanford, Vurel Lyons, Pat Adams, Judy Edal, Pat Willis, Roberta Akes, Sonia Voss Gaylene Van Cleave, Joyce Chamberlain, Gloria Clark, Connie Chambers, faret, Janene Wilson. The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America Club is to promote an interest in business and show the members what the personal and intellectual requirements are for iobs in various fields. Membership in this club is restricted to those who have completed, or will have completed, two courses in business training. Our Future Business Leaders of America Club have enjoyed many interest- ing speeches and displays from different business organizations. The personnel manager from the State Farm Insurance Company, and a florist from Eola Acres Florist Shop spoke at club meetings. Some of the annual attractions are: lnitiations, the semi-formal Spring Ban- quet, the two-day State Future Business Leaders of America Convention at Cor- vallis, and a formal installation exercise. Selling of apples in the halls was the 1 -0 Princess Arletha Gregg escorted by Gerald Grimes main money making proiect of our club this year. Future Business Leaders of America is a National Organization for students desiring a business career. ls this busIness ?

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Now Approaching th Zero Hour Now look, Stan. Even though this is a coconut, it has a great resemblance to someone we know. Promoting more interest in science is the aim of the North Salem Science Club. Science Club members, advised by Mrs, Faye Mort, participate and are helping in the purchase of scientific reference books. During the past years Science Club has sponsored numerous field trips. One of the most interesting and educational of these trips was to the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company. The Science Club took part in the annual Inter-Club Carnival. Combining with Girl's Letter Club, a skit was presented featuring Stan Sather as a French scientist trying to change milk into wine. Directing the skit was Mary Olson. Script writers were Stan Sather, John Tolmsoff, and Mary Olson. BACK ROW: Jack Withers, Jon Jens, John Tolmsoft, Je'ry Mor-ke's, Gary G be tsor FRONT ROW Bill Ebet Ken Bosornworth, Stan Sather, Mary Olsor, Chris Jaharscn, Mrs, Faye Mo'f, Adv so 49 fi v it