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

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Carnival Highlights U . .Week In October the United Good Neighbors sponsored a parade in down- town Salem. The Vikettes and Viking band participated in the event. Jody Hess and Chris Schneider planned the U.G.N. activities throughout the week. Wally Carson, a state senator from Marion County, opened the drive with a speech in North's gym. A coin toss into a blanket, which raised about thirty dollars, followed his speech. One of the competing events was the coin race between the classes, with the sophomores winning by a large margin. Other activities included: Bake sales sponsored by school clubsg a carnival with a slave auction, dunk tank, twister games, and tricycle races. Three hundred dollars were donated by North's students toward the drive. 1. Ron Hamilton gets a bid at the slave auction. 2. Steve Harris falls out of the race. 3. Local police helped with the parade. 4. Debbie Taylor marches with the Vikcttes. 5. Kelly Spangler carries a banner ahead of North's band. 6. Harold lang awaits next dunking. 7. Terri Boldt takes good aim at Harold. 8. Terri knocks Harold in the tank. 9. Harold holds his breath as he sinks under water. 10. Vikettes do routines in front of North's band. x I l i .Xa 'Q' Q Aux l t I Y 111 - 9 ' 7 Y ff? '56

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A Tr? Through Alice's Wonderland Intricate lighting and colorful costumes highlighted three evening and three matinee performances of Alice in NVonderland at North, December 3rd through Sth. Alice traveled through the first part of her bizarre dreamland meeting such creatures as a hooka-smoking Caterpillarg an ugly Duchess and a sneezing Pepper-cookg a tea party with a Mad Hatter, a March Hare and a drowsy Dormouseg and a sorrowful Mock-Turtle. At the midpoint of her joumey she encoun- tered a confusing trial with a card court, a beheading queen and a jury consisting of different animals. Near the end she experienced an astonishing train ride, a towering White Queen, and two Tweedles - Dum and Dee. Llewellyn Rhoe designed and directed the show which appealed to adults as well as children. He was assisted by Kris Powell and Kevin Earls. Costumes were created by Sally Bateson, and make-up by Greg TNMH: wif'- A FF