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

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1. October's Eric Herzberg, March's Kris Klausen and May's Tim Hopfer gather in Deepwood's gazebo. 2. Februa.ry's Mary Smith chats with january's Dan Gilson and jerry Harp, Rotarian for March. 5. Relaxing at Dcepwood Gardens are Rotarians, Dave Chassman, Decemberg Pat Stimac, Novemberg Dwaine Kronser, Februaryg Girls of the Month Sally Bateson, Septemberg Marti Maclean, Octobcrg and Tobi Wipf, December. 4. Septembefs Rotarian Dan Loftisg Novcmber's Girl of the Month, Debby Taylorg Aprll's Wes Hughes have a break during graduation rehearsal at the Salem Armory with Girls of the Month from january, Denise Simmonsg April, Karen Ottog and May, Paula Staight.

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utstanding Seniors Are Recognized The Rotarians and Girls of the Month were chosen for their activi- ties, leadership, and personality. The Rotarians each month were voted for by the seniors at each Sen- ior Class Council meeting. The Girl of the Month was nominated by the Girls League Cabinet and were voted for by the girls of North. The nominees for Girl of the Year included all the Girls of the Month. Tobi Wipf was chosen for this honor. Oregon Scholars Sally Bateson Kathy Battin Terry Boldt Garth Cummings Bart Duell joy Fcskens Kelly Fitzpatrick Sharon Gerlach Dwaine Kronser Beth Murray Karen Pearson Kathy Scammerhom Mark Schumacher Kevin Spady Pat Stimac Vicki Thayer Susan Tofte Lori Woods

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75 Graduate at Salem Armory The Class of 1974 was the first class graduating under the supervi- sion of principal S. Bart Simmons. At the Salem Armory, 375 seniors received their diplomas during the Commencement exercises. Speak- ers for this event were Marti Maclean, who spoke on being patient with yourselfg and Tom Suing, who gave a nostalgic speech of sounds and smells of North entitled Remember Whm . . . Rev. Harlan Gerlach, Pastor at Grace Baptist Church, presided as minister for this event. North's Concert Band provided the music for the Pro- cessional and Recessional. They also performed Persuasion by Nestico, featuring graduate Linda Lentz. l. Melissa Del-Iaas marches back to her seat. 2. Karen Sohrt and Debbie Taylor smile proudly while marching out. 3. Larry Bamcs, Earl jones, and Nogi True chuckle at Tom's speech. 4. Sue Scales receives her diploma from William Kendrick, School Superintendent. 5. Tom Suing speaks on the little things that make North what it is. 6. Mehran Kamanger smiles to friends after receiving his diploma. 7. Graduates await Recessional at the close of rhe ceremony. l 'S X ,I Q -a I If I i .. Pa. 5.5 . le 1 4. v 5