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

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. 'Q A X 'M Steve Folkestad and George Bynon discuss the layout of a pending edition, while editor, Steve Chipps, gives his expert advice. Larry Epstein, the zealous Clarion Business Manager, pre- the ' t tin and informative ad-la out. . , . . . Paras ano rm eras g y Frank Diarmit, the hard-working co-editor of the Clrzrzorz, ponders on another of his thought-provoking editorials. X, - -e.:, ' CTW was-' .,r, . , , 122135152-L,,1m 'N- M-, . H :TSI . y iq : ew-, L, inf. . MQ. F ,-,, Line- .' V ' I ' It's line-up time in the Clarion Staff room. The members are, Standing from lefl to right: Steve Folkestad, George Bynon, Teresa Lurvey, Sheila Frye, Candy Cox, Malcolm Maclnes, Geoff Parks, Larry Epstein, Frank Diarmit. Sealed are: Mr. Bailey, Steve Chipps, Dana Raker, Kandis Brewer, Pearl Bare, Ronda Flowers, Nor Piczuredg Marge Bradley,

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Clarion Conscientious, active, enthusiastic, devoted - these adjectives accurately describe our excellent Clarion Staff. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Bailey, the faculty advisor, and our competent student advisor, Steve Chipps, all of the staff members work together to produce bi-weekly additions of the Clarion. From coverage of choir productions to political rallies, from a naming contest for the staff mascot to car of the month features, the Clarion kept the student body entertained and informed. 1 , 5 i 1 ,, YT? 1:- , ' News editor, Teresa Lurvey, concentrates on one of her numerous assignments. I .J Y i- 1 -' l e -A J Dana sure got a kick out of that DOES if U3-S56 80001 Malcolm? one Mr. Bailey. ,f 1- But Mr. isn'r it? ,I 1 Bailey, long hair is essential in good journalism gi-.fx au.. Dana Raker, Pearl Bare, and Malcolm Maclnes, feature editors for the Clarion, combine their efforts and talents on the edition of the Clarion.

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Tom and Roy believed that an uncluttered? desk is a necessity for creativity. 19 ' MQ., -L-YA... ,'i'1'QX To draw or not to draw, that is Mike's question- .tg Allan cuts out one of the stained glass windows that added Christmas Spirit to the halls. r 1 l f Vik Art Raise the Viking Spirit , Chalk for Children , Bag the Sax .,..Do these slogans look familiar? Yes! Where did you see them? In the halls, in the gym, and around town. Who put them there? The Vik Art staff, of course! This year under the guidance of Miss Vikie Howie a scheduled Vik Art Class has been formed in place of last year's club. The students who are selected seniors must be willing to give up clean hands for paint splots, and leisure time for some hard work. The efforts of the Vik Art Staff have been very much appreciated by all. 1 Bottom Row, left to righl: jack Scott, Mike Russel, Tom Van Warmer. Middle Row: Terry Blnkney, Dennis Moody, Ken King, Lorraine Rose, Lynnette Coffman, Linda Dougherty, Karen Jacobson. Top Row: Roy Talley, Bill Sparks, Dale Nelson, Allan Spalding. Not pictured: Roy Irish, Chuck Wilson, and Mike Bellinger. . and when we meet in Karen designs an Afflfafl 5CU1Pwf in the midd1e ..... used as a prop in a play at O.C-E- -