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

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Activities Perk Up School Year Activities are what help make up a school and North had a wide variety of them last year. Most of them were student initiated but the faculty started a few. A highlight of last year was the carnival held to raise money for a student lounge. Classes were dismissed at 1:30 so students could attend and participate in the carnival. Various clubs operated booths and donated the money to the student lounge fund. Booths included a marriage-divorce booth, Stalag-13 Ca mock jaill, a forttme telling booth, dunk tank, car bash and food booths. About S1200 was raised and Went towards remodeling the lower cafeteria and buying furniture for it. A favorite activity of last year was the Rabbit Productions put on by a group of students and headed by john Bangs. Rabbit Productions enjoyed by all, were concerts by Harry Harley and the Davidsonsj' who played music from the 50's. Pep assemblies were perked up with skits and games. One such event was a faculty skit which followed the theme of the Olympic games. Faculty mem- bers participated in a basketball relay game, peanut eating contest, indian wres- tling, and a destination-pass writing contest. Faculty also played in the annual Senior-Faculty basketball game, which was won by a brilliant faculty team. Many students did not join in organized activities but their participation added to the flavor of North. 8 1 l 3- -W --v 45

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We M ay Never Pass This Way A gain The 1974 junior-Senior Prom was an exciting success. The enthusias- tic chairpersons were Peggy Taylor, Maureen Kennedy, Glenda Maudlin, Nancy Proudfit, Cindy Waser, and Jeanie Riddle. The Pos- ter was designed by Brian Payseno. The junior class advisors were Barb Swanson,' and jake Fleck. The theme for this year's prom was We May Never Pass This Way Again, which was held in the Paul Halsor Gymnasium. Prom Court was, Princesses Kris Klaussen, and Janette Pierceg Queen, Dawn Ammon. The Music was provided by Tribute