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

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Readin Ritin and Rithmetic Taught by Cadets 'Look' 'Look' 'Look' children, said Janis Albada. During this year, the Future Teachers of America have had vari- ous proiects and activi- 1'ies.An initiation banquet was held in the fall bring- ing in new members. Members bflend- ed the State Convention ancl the Regional Conven- tion. They sold North Sa- lem boolccovers 'for a money raising project. At club meetings g u e s 1' speakers were heard giv- ing ideas on education as a career. A scholarship was granted to the outstand- ing senior interested in a teaching career. Many of the mem- bers parficipated in Cadet Teaching. Officers were Pat I-ludec, President: Marlee Sebern, Vice-President: Nancy Keyser, Secretary: Lynne Buswell, Treasurer: Susanna Scruggs, Histor- ian: and Miss Meusey. Advisor. Pai Miss Meusoy Advisor Future Teachers of America

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The Expanding Society Needs Secretaries Judy Momyer, Presidenf ,mf y we - '?l 'I! yg g Mrs. Judd, Advisor The purpose oT Fu- Ture Business Leaders oT America Club is To prof rnoTe inTeresT in business educaTion7 To show The members whaT The per- sonal and inTellecTual re- quirernenTs are Tor jobs in various fields, and To pro- vide a beTTer undersTand- ing of business acTiviTies in The communiTy. The have To com leTe, or will have com l:eTed, Two courses in Business Train' ing. Two of Their ro- iecTs This year were seiing ChrisTmas cards and bows and working on reserva- Tions and TickeT cornmiT- Tee for The STaTe F.B.L.A. ConvenTion aT Oregon STaTe College. An iniTia- Tion parT was held in The Tall. DigerenT speakers were heard aT rnonThly club rneeTings held on club day. The club senT Two delegaTes and Tour- Teen represenTaTives To The STaTe ConvenTion, and Took parT in The work of puTTing iT on. They also provided a scholarship To a sTudenT in The club. Officers for The club were Judy Momyer, President Gail Zielesch, Vice-PresidenTf S a n d y ForresT, SecreTary7 Sonia VasTareT, Treasurer: and advisor, Mrs. Judd. Z Judy Roih Tries The peak and peck sysfem. i .iii Ip-iii C

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F.F. . Members Train For Rural Leadership 'sv-ff Doug Brown, Presidenl' if V. :v, ik ff Q Mr. McKinney, Advisor The aim ol Fulure Farmers oi America is 'ro p r a c l i c e brolherhood. onor rural op orlunilies and responsibililies, and develop lhose qualifies oi leadership which a Fulure Farmer should ossess. Learning lo do, mining lo learn, learning lo live, and living lo serve is lhe mollo for lhe club. The aclivilies lhey have had lhis year were a parliamenlary and pub- lic speaking conlesl, noon and nighl meeiings, swims, porluclcs, camping lrips, field irips, and livesloclc iudging. Doug Brown was chosen lo represenl The club for lhe public speak- ing conlesl, Gail Del-lull won second place in l'he horse lrailer conlesl. They won lourlh place in live- sloclc iudging conlesl. The leaders of lhis aclive club were: Doug Brown, President Alden J a r m s , Vice-Presidenlg Ron Wilham, Secrelaryg Gail De l-lull, Treasurer: Oliver Olson, Sergeanl' al Q Scapel, scissors, lcnife Arms' Slanle Maslers Repor+er: and! Mr. Mcl Kinney, Advisor. f-.. 9 v I 1 'fare u J s , x