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

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Artists Brighten Up School The Graphics class, led by Shirley Giesbrecht, spent a busy year designing and printing posters for the drama productions, prom, and other events. Other activities included creating and selling Christmas cards and producing a picture scrapbook which was sold at the end of the school year. They also did work for various civic groups and painted the stairwell to the cafeteria. 1. Shannon Shepard, Reg Barnhart, Ajit Jetmalani, and Leslie Van Meter design Christmas cards. 2. Mike Bovis dries photographs. 3. Roger Green finishes a poster. 4. Don Ewen and Leslie Van Meter silkscrcen a poster. ' ' 4. ',inH i'iF af:'l' if:'fff,g5,,,,, ....-nv. A , rs-H-,,,.,-

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.FA. Sells Trees and Feeders A Christmas tree sale highlighted the year's activities of the Future Farmers of America. Members of FFA also built livestock feeders which they sold to farmers to raise money. Dave McDowell served as president' Lloyd Fergc, vice-presidentg Duane Klopfenstein, trea- surerg Mary Lucy, secretaryg Paul Hargreaves, sentryg Mary Ann McCarthy, reporterg and Paul Aicher, assistant reporter. Mr. Jack Koch acted as advisor for the club. 1. The Future Farmers of America 2. Andy VValton cuts a strip of metal. 3. Welding is an important skill for farmers. . Q

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Committees H ave Busy Year The chairpersons of the governmental committees were appointed by ASB President, Dan Loftis. Co-chairpersons of the committees were elected by the membersof the committee. Sharon Gerlach, chairperson of the Administrative Policies Commit- tee, worked hard to improve student-teacher relations. Also, the com- mittee distributed a questionnaire about open campus to the students and teachers of North. The Curriculum and Teaching Methods Committee, headed by Mary Beal, reviewed and offered constructive criticism of the classes and teaching methods at North. The committee updated the curriculum description catalog, and suggested the class Advanced Creative Wdt- ing. Relating information important to the students was the main pur- pose of the Student Relations Committee. john Bangs was the appointed chairman of the committee. Homecoming, held in October, was the main project for the Social Events Committee, headed by Vickie Klein. From careful planning and organization Homecoming was a success. The committee also co-ordinated all the social events that went on throughout the year. The purpose of the College Committee, led by Tobi Wipf, was to obtain information and application forms from the major and minor colleges throughout Oregon. 1. Tobi Wipf looks over college material. 2. jane Ferder makes plans for the Social Events Committee. 3. Karen Otto, Cheryl Koppang, Sharon Gerlach, and Leslie Van- Meter work on the open campus questionnaire. 4. Gale Tebeau,.Tammy Evans, . and Brian Payseno work hard on the Curriculum and Teaching Methods Committee. 5. Sharon Gerlach and jim Russell tally up the open campus questionnaire. 6. Mary Beal and Kris Powell conduct a Curriculum and Teaching Methods Cbmmittee meeting. L . pl? I. E