Salem Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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. . I A . 'Q I 'L t fx 1 'Zzcufty MERLE CAMPBELL, B.A.-English ll and lll, Spanish I, Librarian. Augsburg College, Oregon State College. IRETTA DOWNING, B.A.-Junior High. Ore- gon College of Education, Western Washington College of Education, 3 yrs. Bible School. JAMES GARRARD, M.A.-Sophomore Shop, Chemistry, Biology. College of Puget Sound. NORMA HEDBERG, B.A.fTyplng l and ll, Shorthand, Art. Willamette University, Oregon State College, Wheaton College. JOHN HOUSER, B.A. - Bible I and ll. Wheaton College, Th.B., Union Theolo- gical College, M.A., Winona Lake School of Theology, DD., Northwestern Theo- logical Seminary, Instructor in Bible and Theology, Northwestern Bible School and Seminary, world traveler. LUClLLE HUMPHREYS, M.A.iAlgebra, Gen- eral Math, English I, Geometry, Book- keeping. University of Missouri, B.S.E.D., U.C.L.A., M.E.D., 7 yrs. instructor in Pub- lic Schools, Willamette University P.E. instructor. ABE A. LOEWEN, M.A.-Principal, Bible l and ll. Northwestern Bible School, West- ern Baptist Seminary, Th.B,, B.A., Paci- fic College, M.E.D., Willamette Univer- sity instructor, working on Doctor's de- gree. LEONA LYDA, B.A.-Girls' P.E. and Health, Pacific College. DALE PARNELL, B.A.-Dean of Men, Gen- eral Science, Public Speaking and Jour- nalism, Boys' P.E. and Health, Coach. Willamette University, Western Military Academy, working on Master's.-degree. 1 , Q V' I T - Af' I , , I A , M4 - - - J 491 REER, BBA -cm? voice, Music unclame ls Ba ersfield Jr. Col- lege, Pacific ' le lnstitute, Fresno State Collegof' EVELYN THOREEN, B.A.-Dean of Women, Home Economics, Cafeteria. Pasadena College, Willamette University, Univer- sity of Oregon. THOMAS WANN, B.A.-Social Economics, U.S. History, World History, World Ge- ography, Health. Willamette University. Page Five