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

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Can She Bake cu Cherry Pie? V mf Q ...J tu ww Hmmm so that s what future homemakers look lukel The aum ot Home Economucs Club us to assemble students wuth common unterests and to turther the obuectuves of Home Economucs Thus years ottlcers are Presudent Lorna Robertson Vuce Presudent Lous De Vrues Secretary Carole Johansen and Treasurer Delores Hargrove The prmcess Chow Moms mowed by Duane Lee advusors are Mrs Edwards and Mrs McFarland Charlotte Morrus was the pruncess representung Home Economucs un the lnter Club Carnuval Some ot the other actuvutues were The Mum sale Chrustmas basket Mother Daughter Tea Senuor Pucnuc and the monthly meetungs at whuch several guest speakers appeared Every year an award us guven to a senuor gurl un Home Economucs who has .-,, , shown the greatest advancement un her homemakung skulls and knowledge A , scholarshup us also guven to the gurl who has done the most for the club ix lloqsans U QW Hx IX X x gp Q jg' X V, X ' BACK ROW Gunger Seegar Jan Long Januce Cook Bev Kenyon Marlus Jerry Nolan Vurgunua Axelson FRONT ROW Mrs Phyllus McFarland Advusor Quurung Arlene Dehut Ilene Methof Glenda Shores Carol Sprunger Mary Susan Klcurr Betty Kurth Carol Badham Carole Johansen Lous De Vrues Merrull Fern Farua Myrna Peterson Shurley Johnson MIDDLE ROW Jerry Lorna Robertson Patty Oglesby Delores Hargrove Lougene Layton Chotzy Favulle Sharon Forrest Judy Favulle Janet Slater Patsy Bous Darlene Meyer Morrus Carol Scott MVS Hope Edwards Advusor Annah Lee Myrna Farua Coleen Atkunson Melunda Carnahan Ruta Bennett Q x v ' ' f 1 ' 1 r 1 1 '-- 5 1 ' . . . . . . C Y' . . , fi ' - - viva V D '. 511'-5'-'K Q. 5 -tt-'X tfax I sshx Q QW l

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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

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Besides . . ., W Sure Can Pop Corn! BACK ROW: Mark Vanderhoof, Dick Carlisle, Steve Kirnple, Jim Shires, Lengyle, Tom lhrig, Mitchell Billings, Glen Vanderhoof, Mike Youngquist, Pat Ron Mickles, Dennis Ritchie, Gene Gilbertson, Tom Wright, Tom Johnson, Bob Kelley. FRONT ROW: John Rohrer, Harvey Holler, Stan Sather, Jim Reimann, Graham, Chuck McGee, Jerry Gilman, Fred Hamrick, Duane lee, Mr. Clay Dale Drake, John Socalotsky, Gary Vestal, Kent lammers, Jim McCaFlery, Egleston. SECOND ROW: Mike Cooper, Jim Bowlin, Phil Klaus, Dean Posvar, Rex lanson, Dick Scoggins, Gary Goulet, Francis Decker, Mike Kelley. Chuck Johnson, Grart Harter, Herb Graves, Val Barnes, Homer Wood, Andy Boys belonging to S Club are required to have a varsity letter in at least one of the many inter-scholastic sports. Although they do not meet on Club Day, they participate in various school activities. They assist the custodians in keeping the gym floor clear during pep assemblies and games, plan the annual trophy case cleaning, run concessions at the basketball games, elect ci princess for entering a skit in the Inter-Club Carnival, and countless other areas ot busy school life. This year's S Club officers are: President, Gary Vestal, Vice-President, Kent Lammers, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Litchfield. Princess Nancy McFarland escorted by Pat Kelley