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

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1 I Leon Berkeley Bob johnson Jan Luckenbill Joyce McFadden Debra Steubs Faye Storme 41 X Nancy Zernel 5,1 , A -,J ode! Offce A dded The Model Office class was the main attraction added to the business department. It was a class designed to operate as a secretarial service. It was taught by Bob Johnson and Debra Steubs, Marketing was also added and taught by Faye Storme. The five other teachers, Leon Berke- ley, Jan Luckcnbill, Doug Berg, Fran Zernel, and Joyce McFadden all chipped in and filled the job of teaching the other business classes, Typ- ing, General Business, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. 1. Mrs. Nancy Zzmel shows the letter S to Candace McElroy. 2. Miss Debra Steubs checks the work of Laurel- Wimer. 3. Mrs. Joyce McFadden helps Karen Bohot correct her Paper-

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P. E. Inside Ana' ut Lou Littlejohn and Bob Peterson added a new activity, bicycling, to the boy's P.E. program in addition to the standard football, basket- ball, volleyball, ping-pong and dodgeball. Girl's P.E. classes were also treated to the new biking class by Emily Harnden and Nancy Shaw. Bill Baumgartner and Pat McGregor tackled the job of teach- ing sophomore and advanced health. This year North High wel- comed back Guido Caldarazzo as athletic director. He was kept busy making out athletic schedules, assisting Booster Club, and checking out athletic equipment. 1. Mrs. Emily Hamden points out to Barb Craig a health assignment. 2. Mr. Kevin Pratt shows jeff lahr how to shoot, with others looking on. 3, Mr. Lou Littleiohn and Steve Ivie watch a dodgeball game. Bill Baumgartner K 5 Emily Hamden Lou Littlejohn fy es. r- Pat McGregor Bob Peterson Nancy Shaw ix S

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.M ui ,ss Home Ec., Industrial YN i N W F This years exciting Home Ec. teachers were jean Polansky and Carol Rehb. Mrs. Jean Polansky, new to North Salem High, taught cooking and home management. She previously taught in Rapid City, South Dakota, for three years, and brought a pinch of excitement to her classes. W I, A K .y ' Mrs. Rehb taught sewing, including tailored winter coats. The sew- , A . , . ing classes did their part in the energy crisis by turning down the ' r irons. . Industrial Arts hit the jackpot this year by replacing old equipment. They got two new drill presses, two new ten inch jointers, a planer and new radial arm saws. 1 1 ' iv W' K' jean Polansky . an p -X g ,B Carol Rehb nh Doug Duffey fu., Arthur Roloff Y'-Pb ! 5 n hi A eq' , 4' v M i. ix ,. wr