Salem Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Page Twenty-Two Tzeahm en THE FRESHMAN CLASS had a swell time this year, even though we didn't have very many parties. First thing out of the box was FRESHMAN INITIA- TION. The Sophomores had quite a time planning it. We had loads of fun, even if we did look rather odd. You know, those carrots around our necks came in handy when we got hungry. That night they had a party to finish us oft. We were, at last, full fledged Salem Academy Freshmen. We, also, had a skating party this year which turned out to be a lot of fun. We are now looking forward to be- ing Sophomoresy no longer the young- est in the high school department. You eighth graders, be prepared! We shall never forget our Freshman year. Top to bottom: Ronnie Knox, President, Janet Loucks, Vice-President, Suzzanne Ratzlaff, Secre- tary, Sharon Hildebrand, Treasurer, Evelyn Tho- reen, Advisor. L

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IUJIN uniot 6436 THE JUNIOR HIGH was very bu: this year. We elected the following C ficers: President, David Graffenberge Vice-President, Viola Dyck, Treasure Jimmy Newberry, Secretary, Shirli Quiring. The Student Council represe tatives are Valdean Friesen and Tomr Reimer, Social Chairman, Gwen Klinge. Miss Iretta Downing was the Junior High teacher. She taught us our A B C's, or probably we should say our math formulas and all the other hard things that go with the seventh and eighth grades. The Junior High has also had some parties. We had a Halloween party and two skating parties, not to men- tion the girls' slumber party. The eighth grade had a tea for their moth- ers, at which they discussed plans for graduation. All in all, the Junior High has had lots of fun this year, and we will al- ways remember the year of '51 and '52 at Salem Academy. Top to bottom: David Graffenberger, President, Viola Dyck, Vice-President, Gwen Klinge, Social Chairman, Shirley Jo Quiring, Secretary, Jimmy Newberry, Treasurer, Iretta Downing, Advisor. Page Twenty-Four HUUDHO 3'l8l9 ABTIVA 01 8LU03l8M