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

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- Teens Ser ..a' -- 1 Under the direction of Sue Dancer, President, Marcia Odom, Vice-Presiderng Barb Schooley, Secretary, Carolyn Morris, Treasurer, and Ester Muivey, Worship Chairmang the members of julie Briganri Y-teens had a very successful year. Steve Davis, Gary Taylor, and Harry Smirhwere the mashers. X hifi! 7'2 Abbie Graham Y-teens were guided throughout the year by Kandis Brewer, President, Francine Fitspatrick, Vice-Presidentg julie Wiesenburger, Secretary, and Kathy Rosenfeld, Worship Chairman. Tom Anderson and Dan Fontanini served as mashers for the girls. LX1 6

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Speech Club It was a very good year. Talent together with hard work brought members home from this year's speech meets with many honors... Linfield Tournament was its usual success... Corvallis Meet brought home two Firsts and two Second Awards... Among other awards, First Places were chalked up in five events by North's troop at the District Meet: Paul Nosbisch, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Steve Chipps, Impromptu and Serious Interpg Brent Jones, Poetry, Ronda Flowers, Humorous Interp... Pictured at right at the Halloween initiation are Mr. Woodman, club advisor, his wife, Mrs. Woodman, Ronda Flowers, Vice-President, and Steve Chipps, club President. fSecretary-Treasurer, Sandy Hepnef not picturedl N it M l gl W W LC we CLUB Y ll , 7 , ' N I:-inv J F . X ...,, GKUW r - T .Q i if F wi' -1.9 l I fin.. 'Lil' l '. X g'f'. ,'... - , . ' s ' Q' I i , .., .:. , ,,, , - 'W ', -1 -, ,'3'!f,,,-'sad 4 , Q . ..f-f .H yd er .sr Q s3:, VjE.LAk K J: gf ' L+ -wg Els A -EX'-w :W gif.. X A I In going to open opium dens! Yes, dens of vice and criminal s All right, go! Don't think about us---a mother deserted, an unmarried sister whose crippled...

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he Community E QM 1' K f 1 .izg F? ,Il A . vs We -ww -- x Qtif All l W - ff fl f ia, R N ,. 2:2 7 . .5 325' . -1 ' 1 5 H At Left: Artistically inclined, Marge Bradley led Y-teen lnterclub through a colorful year. Her cabinet was composed of the follow- ing North members: Sue Dancer, President of julie Brigantig Peggy Anunsen, Membership Chairmang Peggy Zeek, President of Kathleen MacArthurg Julie Dow, Intel-Club Treasurerg Kandis Brewer, President of Abbie Graham, and Thula Trullinger, Pub- licity Chairman. Kandis and Thula planned both social and service events that all Y-teens participated in throughout the year. Julie Briganti, a North club, was named Club of the year and also received the scrapbook award as they competed with the other nine clubs involved in senior Y-teens. flbozfe: Active Y-teens Sharon Skewis, Meredith Gilbertson, and Beth Rasmussen, who was World Fellowship Chairman this year, work on the drip paintings which were featured at the annual Cotton Ball, this year. Below: Kathleen MacArthur Y-teens completed a very industrious year as they were lead by: Peggy Zeek, President, Tammy Bower, Vice-Presidentg Bonnie Tufts, Secretary, and Pam Magines, Treasurer. Three boys served as mashers for the girls, Gene Herigstad, Gordon Wiseman, and Rick Asechilman. '76 'cr