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

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f' S 'ia 7: 2 German Club amples Culture The German Club, consisting of one hundred-one students, including some from Parrish junior High, was one of the largest clubs at North last year. In October about forty of the club members drove to Portland for a German dinner at the Rhinelander Restaurant. The waiters and waitresses seranaded the club with German songs. Before Christmas, there was a party at which jim Philips played Santa Claus and distrib- uted gifts that the members brought. 1. Linda Lang smiles at a comment from jim Philips. 2. Randy Taylor, Mike Manley, Lael Hartley, Sally Bateson, and Laurie Settlemier enjoy the Christmas party. 3. janet Macl- nnes, Linda Lang, Tery Boldt, and Ed French sing German Christmas carols. 4. jim Phil- ips acts out a German song. 5. North High's German Club. 3 l 's .-v'.f.,,,.. .,.. .CW ' .-,...-. k.,'v-ww:-rv-,rw 3? r '.': ar:1.'x ' 'nil1'g.,,:: I -. ' ,::w,..-Sn 1 Qs-3,1 , .. . . ,. ,, V+- -I-.mv --Q - .4w-- 1 - 2. r 15.54,-.,,. ..-...Q - . .Q-.f V4 1- Q -'J'e':..tw-a-51.22Q.f1ffam f

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.F ., I.R.L. Busy The American Field Service Club held a party to welcome North's foreign exchange students, as well as a Christmas party for all exchange students in the Mid-Wlillamette Valley. The biggest event for the club was A.F.S. Vleek. Events included an intemational bake sale and cookbook sale, and an assembly with exchange students 'as speakers. The officers of the club were President, Leslie Va.nMeterg Vice-Presi- dent, jenny Robareg Secretary, Val Fischerg and Publicity, Maureen Kennedy. The International Relations League had a goal to learn about other countries, specifically East Germany and Finland. During the spring the club participated in a Model United Nations. I.R.L. also brought A.F.S. students to North so they could get to know each other and different people from North. 1. Steve Chambers, A.F.S. Advisor. 2. Cecily Yappert visits at welcoming party. 5. A.F.S. Club. 4. I.R.L. Club. 5. George Dyer, I.R.L. Advisor. J mga' 2 3 . l a.. AX'

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Le Cercle Francais French Club scarred the year off with an initiation party at Madame Humber's house. The mademoiselles and monsieurs ate donuts and drank apple cider. During the party they bobbed for apples, hunted for a penny in a pumpkin and shaved balloons. For the Open House, the French Club gave a presentation of Cinder- ella in French. They served truffles and other baked goods. To raise money the French Club sold bulletin boards before Christ- mas. In March they made a trip to the Restaurant Des Champs. Anne Wallig served as President with Sheri Engle as Vice-President. Melanie Hill was their Secretary, and Mike Zawel the Treasurer. 1, President Anne Wallig, Madame Humber, and Secretary Melanie Hill gather ideas for activities. 2. Shelley McArthur looks over her bulletin board. 3. The 1973-74 French Club. 3 'ig Y Y - Q, 3C- I I xx . at A .V H 9' , . - - .-, A lg M!