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

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The Far Corners 0 The World M eet at orth The far corners of the world were represented by North's Exchange students last year. AFS students included Mehran Kamangar from Irang Cecily Yappart from Argentinag and Wmda jo Curtis from Alaska. Manfred Voss, an International Christian Youth Exchange student came here from West Germany. Mehran Kamangar liked North because it was different from his school in Iran. He thought that the people were nice and the teach- ers helpful. Christmas and Halloween were a favorite of his. Dawna and Alan Reynoldson were Mehran's host brother and sister. Staying with Lori Lewis' family was Cecily Yappart. She thought that North was full of school spirit and she really enjoyed the pep assemblies and Twirp Day. Manfred Voss, an ICY E student from Cologne, West Germany, stayed with Bob and Kathy Battin. He liked Oregon because it has a lot of open spaces and room for wild- life. North's two Americans Abroad students last year were Marshall Tumer and Molly Siddoway. Marshall really enjoyed carnival and Christmas in Brazil. During carnival everything closed for five days and they danced. He said he was glad to be back but he missed his Brazilian family. 5

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I! 2 ,.,f, 3 l , : 1 4 130 Gain Work Experience A large portion of the junior and senior classes were involved in the Work Experience Program. They averaged 22 hours of work per week and received a maximum of two credits for it. These students worked in more than 90 different businesses ranging from service stations, drive- ins and supermarkets, to nursery schools, hardware and department stores. The 130 students who worked mornings or afternoons received an hourly wage of 31.70. These jobs provided an opportunity for stu- dents to work during the summer or after graduation. The advisor for this program was Mr. Maurice Adamsg this is his 11th year at North and his third year advising the program. He has not only found jobs for stu- dents during school, but has found jobs for 55 sophomore students after school and on Saturdays. 1. Dennis Miller smiles while taking inventory. 2. Kathy Meyer serves a customer. 3. Mr. Maurice Adams examines nine week results. 4. Robert Hostetler works to finish an order. 5. Steve Divcl creates a display.

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ia, ' 1 J' 'V Hi.. ,,, failn'-T 4 Ni' 425' 1' 1. Mantrcd Voss grins at thc AFS Welcoming party. 2. Molly Siddoway stands outside her home in Thailand. 3. Cecily Yappart visits with some friends at a picnic. 4. Mchrar Kamangar plays yard darts with Steve Robarc. 5. North's Exchange Studentsg Cecily Yap- part, Mchran Kamangar, Wmda jo Curtis, and Manfred Voss. 6. Marshall Turner at the AFS dessert. 7. Wlandajo Curtis laughs at a joke.