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

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Behind the Counters Beverly Matlock, who was the office manager and principafs secre- tary, spent part of her '73 summer at the National Association of Educational Secretaries conference in Utah. Martha Vandenburgh, bookkeeper, accepted student fees for school. Janis Bateson regis- tered transferring students from other schools. She also worked with Carol Jarvis, who was the receptionist-typist. Other familiar faces were Florence Gardner, Joann Johnson, and Beverly Wiseman, who worked in the Student Center. Their jobs included checking students in and out of school. Dorothy Hadley was clerk-typist for Title I Federal Program, and was a secretary for the student aid program. 1. Florence Gardner and Joann Johnson at the counter in the Student Center. 2. Mar- tha Vanclenberg answers an important call. 5. Beverly Matlock types a memorandum for Mr. Simmons. 4. Beverly Wisemm and Dorthy Hadley meet by the Title I bus. 5 Janis Batcson checks over Carol Jarvis' work. Ln.. bl:-'- Hi w Li Q I 93 . fb ba i -J'

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New M edia Facilities The Media Center was able to buy some new facilities. They con- sisted of two chairs, two davenports, six reference shelves, and some new art prints. In the magazine department they added some new literature such as Mr., Paafr Wildemeujoumal, Money, and Mecbanix Illustrated The A.V. department added some new records, filmstrips, and posters to its vast selection of audio-visual aids. 1. Valerie Sandall, Penny Barnes, Don Gimble, and Marilyn Sea look over Tom Easton's shoulder as he makes out the weekly report. 2. Catherine Froelich checks over the new magazines. 3. jakcie Baker calls the office about some film. 4. julia Rice looks at the list of new books. 5. Media Center Aids: First mm' Cheryl Nall, Henry james. Serond row: Sarah Wfood, Debbie Stratton, john Haynes, Dan Cun- diff, Don Wlatson. Third row: Mark Brown, Cindy Cupp, Brenda Coats, Linn Hil- derbrand, Harold Parkcr,julie Osbome, and Ionnie Dement. 1 X f 5 ,-

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Energy Keeps Cooks and Custodians Busy Worldng both day and night North Sa.lcm's custodial staff per- formed the necessary tasks to keep North in perfect running order. This year the custodians had an extra responsibility in saving energy because of the crisis. Under the direction of Mr. Comelius Feskens and Mr. james McKcnncy, these men were instrumental in keeping heat down and lights low, saving 6096 more energy than last year. While the custodians kept the building running another group of people were busy keeping the students and faculty running. These people were North's cooks. Directed by Mrs. Mary Haskell, the cafe- teria offered small breakfasts in the moming and a variety of foods, ranging from full meals to light snacks at lunch. ',