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

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rv 5 C irculo Espanol Spanish Club members worked hard all year to raise money for stu- dents studying Spanish who were interested in going on a three-week summer study tour in Mexico. The members of Spanish Club sold many items throughout the year including tacos, sopapillas Ca fried pastryj. During the Christmas Season the members sold perfume and candy canes. Throughout their busy year they also collected newspapers for paper drives. During Open House, Spanish Club demonstrated two dances, La Raspa and The Stick Dance. They sold mock Sangria punch and various baked goods. Other activities included the hosting of six exchange students from Central America, an initiation party, and the annual Halloween Day of the Dead party. Kevin Spady served as President with Laura Bayliss as first Vice- President and Trish Reding as second Vice-President. Secretary-Trea- surer was Jeanna Bolt. 1. The 1975-74 Spanish Club. 2. President Kevin Spady and lst Vicc4President Laura Bayliss plan Spanish Club activities while Lindy Hooten watches. 3. jennifer Olsen, Sue Valdez, Susi Artmen, and Linda Hardy taste Spanish and Mexican food at a Span- ish Club tasting party. iss af it ,Wil

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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!

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Home Ec. Club Keeps Tradition Mum was the word which started the year for the Home Economics Club. They sold the traditional mums in October for the Homecom- ing game between North and West Albany. Christmas was cele- brated in Hi Home with a party and decorating of the tree. In janu- ary a progressive dinner was held, each course of the meal was at dif- ferent homes of club members. The year was ended with a spring breakfast party. Leading the club was President, Shari Thiesg Vice-Presidents, Teri Hague and Kris Klausen, Secretary, Sue McCallum, and Treasurer, Debbie Randall. Advisors were Carol Rehb and jean Polansky. 1. Debbie Randau places omament on tree as Kim Moore looks on. 2. Home Ee. Club officers and advisors, standing: Kris Klausen, Teri Hauge, Vice-Presidents, Shari Thies, President' Debbie Randall, Treasurer, Que McCallum, Secretary. Sitting: Carol Rehb,Jean Polansky, advisors. 5. Mark Wipf receives Homecoming mum from Sandy Henderickson. 4. 1974 Home Ec. Club, Fin! mw: Kris Klausen, Bette Drake, Teri Hague, Janie Franko, Colleen Meyers, Sandy Divel. Second mw: Mary Marvin, April Millar, Karen Drake, Tammy Faulkner, Sandy Henderickson, Debbie Randall, Made- line Aichlmayr. Tbird mw: Sue McCallum, . Kim Moore, Melody Gepardt, Beth Wal- ton. Iulie Strayer. FY W'