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

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ll S Future Teachers Uf America The competent leaders of Future Teachers of America for the '67 year are ffrom lefl to rigbljg Chris Warren, secretaryg Ronda Flowers, presidentg Marilyn jeffries, historiang Kay Lathrop, vice-presidentg and Margo Foote, treasurer. To explore methods and create a deeper interest in the timeless art of teaching is the purpose of Future Teachers of America. Teaching is made interesting and understandable by their advisor Miss Meusey. There are about 60 members in F.T.A. Their banquet in October was a huge success with most of the members and initiatespresent. Many of the members of F.T.A. are also Cadet Teachers and are rewarded by a better understanding of what it means to be a teacher. ,I In ,Q . -AJ F gi 13 ManY- Of the senior members of Future Teachers of America are taking Cadet Teaching this year. Pictured above is Michelle Beal and to the right is Ken Zwaschka, 73- ffaiff rmrw, yi 1- srfmrr , Future Teachers of America's advisor is Miss Lorraine Meusey, head of the social studies department and also the Co-ord inator and advisor for Cadet Teaching

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f Future Farmers America 3? he 1-ey Future Farmers of America is a club for students interested in Agruculture Several field trips were taken and many new members added throughout the year. The officers of F.F.A. are from left to right: Mr. Koch, advisory Dale , I . Komes, Secretaryg Dave Lang, Treasurerg Ken Madison, Presidentg Bill Norm Akin tightens the Vice OU anofhef proiecr! Baker, Vice-President, Pat Radke, Sentinel, and Dann Kleen, Reportef- Future ,Medical Leaders 0f America X The purpose of Future Medical Leaders is to familiarize interested students with Medical profession. Field trips, such as the one taken to the Oregon State Univer- sity Medical School in Portland, were among the activities of the club. The Greg Wilder thinks of the pain of it all! Officers pictured left to right are: Dave Hastings, Presidentg Tamara judge, Secretaryg jan Chamberlain, Vice-Ptesidentg and Shannon Graves, Treasurer.

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, .V vi.,-1' my i ,,... 3+ Drama Club Mrs. Hopkins, Drama Club '66-'67 advisor, is shown above teaching the fine arts of the drama profession. ---.ii Chief Thespians in Snikpoh for the '66-'67 year were: Kris Hargand, publicityg Donna Ernest, publicityg Gail Culp, vice-presidentg Pam Magines, treasurerg Mary Boyer, secretary, Randy Valentine, president. Boasting a membership of nearly 100 students, Snikpoh members have a hard time meeting in one classroom. One of the subjects discussed in Drama Club was the possibility of putting on an all school musical productiong L'il Abner became a reality in the latter part of the year. Drama Club supplied work parties for props, make-up, selling tickets, and the publicity for the musical. Some of the people were ushers for the play-nights, and many of the members had parts in the play itself. Drama Club played a large part in the success of North Salem's first musical production in recent years.