Salem Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Salem, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1955 volume:

FROM DARKNESS C mm THE LIGHT FACULTY CLASSES MUSIC ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADS INDEX NTE VOLUME 10 SANDRA JOHNSON Fdztor MARII YN HAMILTON Asszstant CO NTS 1' Maggy!! gf' 'wr 'Q-nv! flfff-Q A, I K I 4 4 ff Z K 'C sgfxw, 1 Z fMRS WALL III 2 fi ' The Annual staff of N55 wlshes to dedlcate the year boo to Mrs Wall our school seeretary l'or the past fue years she has been loxed by all the students and by all those who haxe known her During., these years she has had the op portunlty of seeme, many changes IH school traditions and methods of teaching Mrs Wall has taught for sexenteen years etght years tn eountry schools nlne years IH Stelnbach Manlto ba Canada and she tlso years Slnce her arrlxal IH the United States she has taught Btble IH released tlme three years IN Dallas elementary Salt Cr le Rlelsreall Oale Croxe and Monmouth schools Mrs Wall expects her cltlfenshlp papers before too lone, which wtll permlt her to go on with her teachlng career k .. , . l ., . . x , . ' I 'hz , , . - - . . T Y ' . . , I was a principal for seven A l X' 1 H X K n Y ' X - I . . X X X ' . X ' ' j. .' ' , ce '. ' x r S r 1 v s R ' .' 1 ' I X 1 Y V . V. . r v' s ' , , 3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES DA mu 6 B x S1 35 IIfIIxmmcII3r1u S1 I I BI HI C IIAMBI RS outa mx XI mx HIONRX FDIC IDR J NN 1QI1mg,tcm Dallas I I 'N I DVV XRDS R mu I S1 m R -X IRIBFRC C ribtru I II C I II IO30 Imda Axumc Salem ADOI PH HILDEBRAND Routnl Box 443 DaIIaQ BOB IVIFYE Routg I Box 234 91IxLrton SII A9 OI SON I038 Cqimdn Drnc Sllem Ixx. xlz DI NXIS BRI NNI Ix I 1 IIXXI S LFC S1 XIX II Su Sun SANI III IVII Ii I I I s I X RIC KA ID um Bax 76-I Hrmc BPRN XRD SC HROFDPR nu B -I D1 is A VCJIII Hnuu I Box 399 D1 I ISI PR DLI APP IOIIII IN CI1urCI1 Salam I ONY PI AI I ahlsh C xrdmn Rcud Salem DIXXI 'IIIRNIDCF R utc I Qffcrecm ROY WII I IAIVI9 Routc 3 Sllurtrm -I, II. II' I 'IDCLI-f I,re 'IN1! Iifmu- Q. rXIIml1y C,'f1f1f1n'm1r1 QIQ XY. Iirxml. SHI Inu XXfXI.IIiI , IQIY I fu' CfI1f1z'r'H1r1r: ITU' X QM-11.51111-m I Al. QIIIIIIIQ Sf'C'. lIII17'I4' V33 IXIpim-. SAIC-m CfIIIII.' SICIQI Y ,l'l't'fIiIU'f'I' ISN. Imlrt Struct. fa Iclm ARI I,ICIf MAAC 'Il IIGIQ 'ION Rf 1 I. 111227. .'zIL'm ISISIJ S, IQIII. .Az I -m Ii-XII IIAIIIIANI :XI,I IiIfD QVIIIINCI 3II7f 1 1' ' .Oz Ivm 1175 Iffmzxwl I'IiIIs NVuy. fa I '1 R -2. H13 '34I. 2 In 4' 'IIIII N iIIvr Avm-mn '. j2IIIil.' I ' . I3 2 . :. I I 62' Iz, ' ' . Elf Rf 'I. milf. HIQQ 1 . .Ia IC Ru - I. mx 06. 4111, . . , 5 , I . I, ' I: 'f c -, :IIz1S 'AI , lf, '. X, J ,. ' 0 The FACULTY . . . dispersers of knowledge. Through the inspiration of their leadership, Academy students have acquired more than basic fun- damentals in biology, math, and Bibleg a love of learning and deep respect for education. This section presents the faculty as their students remember them. . . at work. 5 , 1 5 2, ' REV J H TURNIDGE Preszdent When you look at thls plcture thmk not of the rough tlmes I have caused you but of the Chust whom I have endeavored to prefsent to you 'Vlaw the days Spent together at Salem Academy haxe revealed to us the loxe of our Father m heaxerx and may the days to come hold m excn greater ruela tlon of His lose Could we wzth mls the ocean fill And uere the slcles 0 parehmfnt made Were elerlj stall-f on earth I1 quzll And eLery man a scribe by trade To urzte the lole o Cod abou Would drazrz the ocean dry Nor could the scroll contazn the whole Tho stretched rom sky to Sky Wy I 7 - 'x 1, , ., ,, ,Q it ,, 2 , ' f . 1 ' 9 , . F, , V I. ' ,' .fg ,, r , D f YY STUDENT REV. E. SCHROEDER Princzpal It is with pride that the teachers and administrators of Salem Academy pay tribute to the seniors graduating this year. Although you are leaving us now we shall continue to think of you realizing that graduating from high school puts extra burdens on your shoulders. You are no longer going to be considered just students. You will be expected to act like adults and do you' share of Community work no matter where you choose to live. Our greatest desire for you is that you will continue to live your Christian testimony. Let us remember that as we witness for our Master, the Lord jesus Christ. we are setting an example for others to follow. My personal desire for each ol you is that you may have a hap- py useful and successful life not only now but also in the ve irs to come APPRECIATION We the students of Sxlcm Academy viish to express our appreciation of these three fine leaders of the school Without their encouragement and genuine in terest on our behalf the fine Christian character of the school could not haye been m untuned When we h 1d 1 problem it was encouraging to lcnovs that there was SOYTTCOUC llill I'LSICd May these wonderful Christians TCCCIXC God s richest Blessings M R S XV A L L Secretary As touching the Seniors You half rccezzed admonition exhortation And instruction lil all things pertatnzng 'lo sucec ss ul Christian lwtng remains a matter o Your WIII to wall-f uzth Pod Your WIIL to walt on God lour lfllll to uorlc or I F .1 ' 7 'z . ' '. 5 x X' ' 1 ' - xl . . - X in 1 2 V 1 l X J 'A' If l W I K ' 7 2 ' 2 ' 1 ' 1 4 1 2 Z 1 ' rf h i - ' ' ' ' k . D 1 xc x a . . . . , . . r if s 7 . . x - J , . . , . . . il 'D l W ' . ,ffas rf-We Your future success nou' in, I ,jg A ' 8. 4 - ' M ' , , gy K., Q-'Q ,Q .'-1: f. , I 5 554 fl :Q ., ,vi ' ' I ' L 1 - 353 , I . V 5 '- N' 'yfgt 4 . 2 gs .1 f , f' , - X 5- -3 . 'vw V - , f . ,V '. 1 . K, 1 ' ' ' . , 1 f Cor. 9 Mr. Eby M.S. University of Ore- gon. Choir, Band, Eng- lish, Iunior High. W Mr. Groth BA., B.S.B.D., M.F.A. University of Oregon. English, Biology, Bible. Art. .X M MA. Music certificate. Taylor University, Uni- versity of Oregon. Eng- lish. Library, Bible. l.atin, Mr. Hegg B.S.. llniversity of Ida ho. Algebra. Ir. High Math. Phi sirs, Boys P. If, As Searchers For Truth They Guide Us Mr. Wardin B.D., MA., Stanford University. Sp. Iourn- alism. English, Library. Bible, Bookkeeping. Mrs. Bulgin Seattle Pacific: Cascade Health. Gym. Mr. loews AB., Bluffton College. Graduate Work, 0.5. C. Shop. Science. Mr. Morton Chef Y' , Q l Mr. Funk BS., Ort-gun Crillege of Iidticatimi. Ir. High. Bon P.If,. Varsity. Mr. Olfert B.I.U., Graduate Work. Montana State University. Geography, History, Social Econo- rnics, heir Zest For LW Is Contagious if Student i Q ii B047 E Student 1 2 .Q L. I . l 1 F' Dave Grallenberger, Bruue Dalke, Arlene llaverlancl, Dave Phillips, Doris Phillips, Shir- ley Quiring, Valdean Friesen, Mr. Schroeder, Advisor, Camera-shy, Sandra Johnson STANDING: Shirley Quiring. Valdean Friesen, Lois Iuedes, Dave Graffenberger, Bruce Dalke, Irvin Iantzen. Howard Ediger, lim Wallace, Glen Pfau, Delmer Warken- tin, Ion Knaupp, Doris Phillips, Mr. Schroeder, Advisor, Arlene Haverland. SFATED: Richard Volh, VVanda Thiessen, Allan janz, Pat Diclcman, Dave Phillips, Arlene Barnett, Ken M1-Clain, Evelyn Loewen. Arlene Loewen. The members of the graduating CLASS . . . potential leaders of tomorrow. During their school years at the Academy, they have witnessed many chang- es in cherished high school traditions and through their initiative have es- tablished new ones. May the future be as fruitful as the past. 13 CLASS WILL Bruee Dalke will my ability to buy black cash mere sweaters as a peaee offering to Bob Bash Kay Carter will my long eyelashes to Loren Franke Urxllle Downer speedily and wlth a long stride will my 85 record for the hundred yard dash to erry ensen Elsie Cummins as a race ear driver will my crash helmet to Doris Phlllips DeLoss Friesen do solemnly but proudly b queath my six children to on Knaupp Mary Edmond proudly will my ability to catch a mm before I graduate to Sylvia Eidet Mervln Ganskie leave my merry go round on which around and around Ganskle goes my little brother Ida Gans will my place between two boys in chapel to Lois Selbv Don Cuenther do sorrowfully and with a troubled heart as a cat enthuslast leave my barn full of fluffy felines to Gary Schroeder Nancy Gowey leave my delightful prlvllege to chaperone a eouple of love birds to Carolyn Eby responsibilities as a mother to Shirley uirlng Glen Hodges leave my technique of driving with both hands Caround my girlj to Drexel Stltt Arlene Haxerland do will my blisters on my feet from gathering absentee slips to Evelyn Miller Bob Imel bequeath my long shaggy hair to Bar bara Stamke Irx ant7en do gladly and in '1 sound mind leave my super sonic brain to IeRoy Wall Sharon Hildebrand will mv maroon ford foccu pled by a manj to Lois Selby Eugene Loewen will my manly physique all 97 pounds of II Csoakmg wetl to Ken McClain Patricia Holland will my ability to eharm Don Cuenther to Colleen Loucks Sandra ohnson do with many sreepless nights leaxe my responsibilities as annual editor to my next years successor Rhodes Pringle do with many a flat note will my sllxery singing XOILC to Daxid Craffenberger Iois uedes do proudly w ill my basketball height to Ro er Carter Merle Neufeld bequeath my loud boisterous per sonalitv to Bob Isaac I-erne Legler will my slim graceful figure to Dar lene Olson Dave Phillips do helpfully will my union suit to Clen Pfau in hopes it will keep him warm as it did me on those cold winter nights Wilma Stamke will mv quiet unassuming ways to ovee Downer Rosalie Lillard do gladly will mv professional technique of charming Rhodes Pringle to Kath leen Stamke anet Loucks will my wrestling ability task Thur manj to Bonnie Bailey Suzanne Ratllaff do with slammed on brakes and whlzzlng around corners and between telephone poles will my resourcefullness as a stunt driver to Marilyn Chambers Vlfgll Rogers will my upper plate to Gene Pen ro Pauline Rempel will my Louisville Slugger Base ball Bat CWl1lCl1 I used in the World SCTIGSD to Carol Riggs Va7el Shroll will my place on Drexel s bike hand lebars to some other bicycle enthusiast Nelson Pauls will my hopped up Greyhound bus to Howard Emstem olinson set Cdumbells includedj to Viola Ruby Betts Wagner will mv two upper vertebrae in the upper lumbar region to the American Museum of Natural History for further study Phyllis VVeber will my swim fins and instruction book on how to be a frogman in 5 easy lessons to Wanda Thiessen Jerold Thiessen with many a skinned knee and banged up nose will my three wheeled unlcycle to Arlene Loewen Ardis Brown will my furniture tacks Cwhlch I wear in my earsj to Glenda Wiley Dick Vandner do shyly and with quite a few flustered blushes will my bashful wavs with girls to Norvin Isaac Margie Taylor will nothing because I desperate ly need everythln Ixe got jim Wallace will my ibllity in doing a wonderful QXOIIC South African dance called the Bu77ard Lope to Mildred Veer Wilma Billings will my resourcefulness as a yell leader to Valdean Friesen since next year shell need all she can get Delmar Warkentln will my place as left end to Stan Olson Pat Dlckman will my long hair to Mr Groth as me thmks he needs it 15 I l ' , . .. - L . . my . . . x I 5' rs I A A ' I n X ' P ' ' ' K 1 V If s -' r x I h. Q I B uqua I , 1, , , J , , 7. ' I, ,X . , v. J H . I I 'j I ' u 1, J , Y f - '-e , , e- . B I ' 1, '. 2 , ' ' , , '4 n 2 . , . . I '. N . 1, - - 5. , . ,, . . . , to I, , - ' . d. L, , . L . , . . . I - I I i , . . . . , . , , Ir ' 1 f ' D . , . I . . , X . . . I, L Y - - u Ci ' ' 99 . . , ' I I Marilyn Hamilton, do with a light heart leave my I, Bette Brotherton, will my complete weight lifting . . 1 - . I, , w I . . - 1 ll y o I Y l I! , ' 1 v 1 ' ' . . I, ' , ' ' ' , A , K , I - 0 0 I , . , . ' I - Is . 1 . ' I I I, , . I , Q L . . I , . . V . , . . ,. V ,- , , L . g . . , Q ' I ' v' ' - ' er A s - 1 Iv ' , , . I, . . Y. Y 2 . . . . ' Q e - -a p ' ' Cf Q . . v 73 ' 4 - ln ' w ' .. . Q . . U V .X ,, V. 1 I I, , . . f I 1 a ' ' Y . s 1 ,, f . U 4 ' n ,, . I X ' , - I! . , . . x , , , , - I, . , . . g 3 ff Q ,Y i 91 L lx, 7 gg- T ' 1 Ill' --il. sgnni Dick Vamdivcr. Vice' Prc'sidcn!.' jam-1 Inqcks, Sffcrvtrzryi Pat Dicknnm, Social Cfhairnmn b ,Y J, A Qf X A f f i g I A f is' f' 2 2 ' VVz1llncc. l'v'f'side'r1t 16 M1 lwmk :md Mr. lzhv. .'xllI'lK aw fa E? WILMA BILLINGS - The more you learn the more you have to forget. Transfer 3g Ass. Yell Leader 43 G.A,.A. V. Pres 4g Volleyball 3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 G. League 3,43 Pep Club 3,4. I Corinthians 10:13 'lei L- we-rr ORVILLE DOWNER - A quiet young lad, but you'd be surpris- ed at all he knows. Track 2,3,43 Lettermans Club 3,43 C.W.B. 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Paper Staff 4. Psalm ll9:l6 THE SENIORS .... if ARDIS BROWN - Her smile is contagious. Transfer 4g Choir 43 G.A.A. 4g Pep Club 4g G. League 43 C.W.B. 4. Isaiah 40:29-3l THE LEADERS 0F TOMORROW KAY CARTER - Happiness is charm itself. Pep Club 43 Band I,2,33 Choir 3,43 C.W.B. 12,33 G. League l,2,3,4'3 Paper Staff 4. Romans l2:l if, MERVIN GANSKI - Some love girls, some do not, some love a few, he loves a lot. Transfer 33 Basketball 3g Choir 3,43 Band 33 B. League 3,4. Philippians :I3 4 .L 17 ELSIE CUMMINS - Take it easy and have your fun3 let the old world flicker on. G. League Treas. 43 Volleyball 33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Choir 2,42 C.W.B. 3,4. Ro- mans 12:1 R DON GUENTHER - Never a dull nor idle moment when he is around. Basketball 25 Foot- ball 45 Baseball 3,45 Choir 35 C.W.B. 2,3,45 Lettermans Club 3,45 B. League 3,4. Romans l0:l3 vo! as 'bf' PAT DICKMAN - Very athle- tic with many, many friends, Transfer 25 Ass. Yell Leader 4 G.A.A. Pres. 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4 Drill Team 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3 Basketball 25 Softball 25 C.W Il. 2,35 Play 35 C. League 2,3,4 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff 4 Proverbs 35,6 -sf' PIIYLLIS WEBER - Happiness means a charming face. Trans- fer 45 C. League 4. I Corin- thians l0:l3 353 QP.: NJX Q-N-nv MARY EIJMOND - Her heart is in her work. Volleyball 2,35 C. League 2,3,4. Philippians 8:13 THE FUTURE PRESENTS A CHALLENGE 18 mvuv IANTZEN - He is the quiet type, yet he's a friend you won't forget. Pres. 35 St. Council 45 Band l,45 Choir 3,45 Music Festival 3,45 Quartet 45 Stage Mgr. 3,4. Gallatians 2:20 MARILYN HAMILTON - So willing and so co-operative to work with. Ass. Annual Editor 45 Ass. Paper Editor 45 C.W.B. 2,3,45 G. League 23,45 Annual Staff 3,4. Iohn l4:l-6 BETTS WAGNER - Others first, self last. G. League 3,45 Sgt. at Arms 45 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Volleyball 35 C.W. B. 4. Proverbs 3:5,6 tap 'sr Q11 ARLENE HAVERLAND - Lea- dership comes through ability. Sec. 35 G. League Soc. Chair- man 35 St. Bdy. Sec. 45 Volley- ball 45 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Drill Team 23,45 G. League 2,3545 Annual Staff 35 C.W.B. 23,45 G.A.A. 3,45 St. Council 2,4. Isaiah 4l:l0 ir if 91:3 sf V, . 3 GLEN HODGES - He could live without women, but he'd rather not. Football 2,3,45 Bas- ketball l,2,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Music Festival 3,45 Lettermans Club 23,45 C.W.B. 2,3,4. john 3:l6 IDA GANS - A new comer, friendly and neat, just to know her is a treat. Transfer 45 G. A.A, 45 G. League 45 C.W.B. 4. Psalm 10023 fl fx Q, 1 BOB IMEL - Good natured NANCY GOWEY - If silence and nice. Transfer 45 Track 45 were golden, she would be rich. Annual Staff 4. Psalm 24:3-5 G. League 2,4. Proverbs 3:6 DOCTORS, LAWYERS, FARMERS, BUSINESSMEN . . EUGENE LOEWEN - It is better to wear out than to rust. Baseball l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 B. League 2,3,4. john 3:16 U .M 5 SHARON HILDEBRAND Good nature is a sign of a large and generous heart. Pep Club Treas. 45 G. League Pres. 45 St. Bdy. Treas. 35 Treas. l5 Choir 3,45 Trio 45.Pep Club l, 2,3,45 G. League 2,3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 C,W.B. 2,3,45 Paper Staff 4. Philippians 3:l4 V 'G ,p' if . MERLE NEUFELD - Meekness is not a sign of weakness. Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Lettermans Club 2,45 B. League l,2,3,4. Pro- verbs 3:5,6 19 PATRICIA HOLLAND - Sil- ent energy moves the world. Transfer 45 Choir 45 Pep Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 4. lohn 3:16 irq- I 5 A fi: . IQ' if Mun, .,.,,.-ry . i Q 3 in 5 x .i 45 Wm , E E, NELSON PAULS - Although he may be slow, but sure, we know life's tests he will en- dure. V. Pres. 25 Basketball 15 Choir 3,45 Stage Mgr. 3,4. John 3:17 SANDRA JOHNSON - The way to gain a friend is to be one. Annual Editor 45 Drill Team 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 G. A.A. 3,45 C.W.B. l,2,3,45 Pa- per Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Forensic Tournament 3,45 G. League 1,2,3,4. Romans 8:3-8,39 5 .. . J ,W 32- , g ll DAVE PHILLIPS - The one that climbs the tall tree, has won the right to the fruit. A.S.B. Sgt. at Arms 35 A.S.B. Pres. 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Band 25 C.W.B. 3,45 Let- termans Club 3,45 Paper Staff 45 B. League 2,3,4. Deuteron- omy 31:8 LOIS IUEDES - The perfect example of success. Student Bo- dy Council 45 G.A.A. 3,45 G. League 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 4, Psalm l45:l8,l9 KNOWLEDGE OPENS SEVERAL DOORS 20 ROSALIE LILLARD - At peace with the world. Transfer 45 G. League 45 C.W.B. 4. Rom- ans 8:28 IEROLD THIESSEN - To think is but an idle waste of time. Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Lettermans Club 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 B. League 2,3,45 C.W.B. 2. Ephesians 2:8,9 IANET LOUCKS - To make the world a friendlier place, one must have a friendly face. Sec. 2,45 G. League Sec. 35 G. League Soc. Chairman 45 Pep Club Sec. 25 Annual Staff l,25 V. Pres. l5 Choir l,2,3,45 Treas. l,2,3,45 Band 25 Homecoming Princess 35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 G. League 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Play 35 C.W.B. 2,3,45 Paper Staff 4. Psalm l9:l4 SUZANNE RATSLAFF - A friendlier girl you couldn't find, and just as sweet as she is kind. Sec. l5 St. Council 3,45 Pep Club Sec. 45 G. League Sec. 45 Choir 45 C.W.B. l,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Play 35 G.A.A. 45 G. League 2,3,4. Titus 3:5 ZS' vf4 5' x l i . O 6 .S 5 1 RHODES PRINGLE - Life pre sents a challenge to him. Trans fer 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Track 45 Dog Cat cher 45 Choir 45 B. League 4 C.W.B. 45 Paper Staff 45 Let termans Club 4. Isaiah l:l8 A sf 'Wt BETTE BROTHERTON - Quiet and demure, but full of good cheer. Volleyball Q,3,45 C.W.B. 25 Pep Club 1,25 G.A. A. 2,45 C. League 2,3,4. Ro- mans 8:28 Q 1 FERNE LECLER - The world looks brighter behind that smile. Choir 2,3,45 Play 35 C, VV.B. 2,35 C. League 2.3.4, A.A. 3. Proverbs 3:6 531 ,fiv A Q5 l x VIRGIL ROGERS - A man with a mind. Transfer 45 Foot- ball 45 Basketball 45 Choir 45 B. League 45 Paper Staff 45 Lettermans Club 4. Philip- pians 4:13 THEY HAVE BUT T0 FIND THE KEY PAULINE RFIVIPEL - It is xxise to know more than one says. Volleyball 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,-15 G. League 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 C.W.B. 35 Drill Team 3.4. Romans l2:l Q' isnt' IJICK VANDIVER - It's love that makes the world go round. Transfer 25 Class V. Pres. 45 Lootball 35 Track 2,35 Basket- ball 45 Baseball 45 Choir 3,45 Quartet 45 Play 35 Lettermans Club 3,45 C.W.B. 2,3,45 B. League 2,3,4. I Corinthians 10:13 Y' Q 'eq Q59 R ' , . KATHY Schroeder - In her very quietness there lies charm. Transfer 35 C.A.A. Sec. 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 G. League 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Annual Staff 3,4. Psalm l9:l4 21 VAZEL SHROLI. - Happy is the person who wins her friendship. Transfer 25 Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Drill Team 3,45 C.W.B. 3,45 G. League 253,45 Paper Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 4. Philippians 4:8 X fag 'N 'Ci' Ni Wilma Stainkc+Ready, wil- ling, and able. Transfer 3g Choir 3g Music Festival 3g G.A.A, 3,43 G. League '3.4g C.W.B. 3,-1. Romans 12:1 nes. Q r. lim Wallace-He doesn't put things off, he puts them over. Pres. -lg Football 3,-lg Basket- ball 3,43 Baseball 3,45 C.W.B. 3,4g B. League 3,43 St. Coun- cil 3,45 Lettermans Club 3,-4. Iobn 3:16 li Q.,- MAY GOD BLESS THEM Carl Parks-Good looks, per- sonality and a Colgate tooth- paste smile. Canvonville. il- Margie Taylor-A friend in work. play, and sorrowg the same yesterday, today and to- morrow. U. League V. Pres. -lg Volleyball '13 Choir 'lg Band 1,33 C.VV.B. 1.2.'3g CI. League l,2.3,-lg Paper Staff -1. Mat- thew 6:33 -15 an-i 5 'X Q' Q-Q-7 -,lf NN 1 ljelirrvr' XVar14t-ntin You ean't keep a good man down. 1.ettermans Club Pres. -lg Sgt. at arms 1,25 Baseball 2.33 Basketball 2.1,-13 '1'rat'1x 3,43 Footl'7a11 3,45 Band 12,3545 Choir 3,-lg 1.1-ttermans Club 3,4g B. 1.eagut- 3,-l. Psalms 91:1 PROMINENT MUSIC Dclmer Warkentin Arlene Haverland As seniors. these students have proven themselves well qualified for this title. Delmer is the Pres' ident of the Boys l.etterman's Cluh. and also has outstanding talent on the tromhone and also voeally. Arleen is the school pi- anist and is equipped with a rare talent for accompanying heauti- fully. ATHLETICS Wilma Billings Rhodes Pringle These students were chosen for their athletic abilities. Wilma served well as cheerleader and has also shown herself very ac- tive in G.A.A. She is and out- standing tumbler. Rhodes has been active in all sports, but was especially outstanding in track. These students have contributed greatly to the school spirit. PERSONAGES SCHOLARSHIP l,oi.s juedes Irv lantzen 'llhese students were ehosen for their o u t s I il n tl i n gr seholastie achievement. l.ois was Vziledie- torian ol the graduating class. and lrx' stood very high in the elass, Both irx and l.ois were very conscientious and did well in exerything they did. PERSONALITY PLUS Dave Phillips Sharon Hildebrand These students were chosen for their outstanding personality, eo- operation, and leadership abilities. Dave, as the Student Body Presi- dent, and Sharon, as the Presi- dent of the Girls League. fx-so ,.. x .xv f fs' R541 -ww . HX, , Sis x -,GFX , UL A 1115 I , , Q v 45 Eli I-I. llwf .JJ Ja ' 'll ?'4 0 ug' f . A . 3 ,Q ,N . .po 1 J' W .5 A , s ,, ,,, T, ,iw 'Ri 91. a WY., 1' L L x IRDY I an Z' -.uv ' -fiiariw gn: mtl! Y. f H' Ai if ?4, ggi! 'M Q Y omngf 0. LOIS 1,3 5. , ad' SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Whevr Im so trred Iune 1970 and I havent had a yatatron srnce 1955 Im not gettrng any younger and I havent seen my classmates rn frfteen years Ill rust let my vtork rrde vyhrle I hop rn my lrmousrne and take off rn hopes of seerng some of my long lost frrends Hey Who do you thrnk you are you road hog Mrght hate known PAT DICKMAN Id recognrze that woman drrxer anywhere' Ierrv rs probably strll chasrng er What s that srgn I just sau Oh I see Clyde Beattys crrcus featurrng hrs neva star performer WILMA BIL IINC S rn therr new tumblrng act Who rs that I su. vyhrle drrxrng by thrs dude ranch? Yes ARDIS BROWN rrdrng a horse around the New Someonc was tellrng me the other day that BETTE BROTHERTON has put the famous runner Bannrster to tears agarn by brealtrng another record Whrle Im on the sports subject IIM WALLACE has frnallr started hrs homeward swrm to SCA the grrls frn ally left the beach Now I frnd myself drrvrng through Iantzen Beach IRV JANTZEN as the new owner Guess III stop and see how busrness rs Hr lrr Hows busrness? Fme What brrngs you to these parts? Oh Im just drrvrng around tryrng to fmd the class Well lets see rf I can help you In and I started on our tour through the beach and we vrere walkrng calmly along when SPLASHIII I whrrled around gust rn trme to see DICK VANDIVER comrng out of the vrater from a very fancy drve Answerrng the ques tron rn my eyes Irv sard Yes Drck rs here on vacatron He rs a doctor rn Calrfornra but lrkes Oregon so well that he comes here for a vacatron about once a month 28 Sysrmmrng seems to hold qurte an attractron for the class of 55 ROSALIE LILLARD ts fulfrllrng her motto If all the boys were across the sea what a swrmmer I would be She rs takrng svsrmmrng lessons just rn case Turnrngl see MARCIE Qalthough not a TAYLOR any moreb vtalkrng toward the pool Seems lrke she has ac qurred part ol the Navy Skrpprng along besrde her are three sets of darlrng twrn boys rn Navy surts I-rndrng no more of my beloved class mates splashrng around the pool I decrded to make my departure Stop prng for a cup of coffee my eye fell upon the Chrcago Trrbune and glancrng through the socrety column mv at tentron was drawn to a quarter page prcture of VIRGII ROC ERS who rs takrng Irbraces place because hrs vtrnks and hrs soft vorce proved to be more effectrxe than Lrb races I turned to the comrc page and My Lrttle Margre had been changed to My lrttle WII MA STAINKL that rs DFI OSS FRIESEN rs wrrtrng the scrrpt for her Contrnurng my Journey I changed the course to the home town of Salem Srnce the drrve was qurte long I turned on my radro There goes the ball from RATZLAFF to HAMILTON A Basketball game How I loved basketball and those names sound so famrlrar Novr CUVIMINCS has rt Shes drrbblrng down the floor there rt goes to REMPEL She throws a qurck bounce pass to WACNER Wagner makes a try for the basket and rts good Its half trme The Salem Acade my Alumnettes are rn the lead 20 to I6 They are play rng the Salt Creek Crackettes of Salt Creek College Sounds lrke some of the grrls from the class of 55 have organrzed a Champron basketball team and are really go rng places Arrrvrng rn Salem and trred of drrvrng I parked the car and decrded to go to a near by restaurant to eat my drn ner I had Just gotten comfortably seated when a qurte charmrng ladv came up to me V, 1 R - s V. . V . . . V. V , . V , , . . V s V - - y - rr Q V V - rr V, - n VI V .' U ' ' ' . ' , - h . , , - , , V- V V - V. , ' , 4. V - V V V V V V V . V ss - ' ' r' - I I V . . rr I ' l .I ' ,Q ' ' ' l. 'I .' -s A . . . . Fieldl' IMERLE' NEIIFELD, that isfj V I A . , V V . V - - 1 , V A ' ' ' V 1 as n rr - , u - as I I I H ' r r 1 . I . I' l I ' rr - - nr H , . V . V. . . -' I - ' ' - y st sg . of '55. ' ' ' 1- 1. . ' , If ' I . , , . . . ' ' . ., Y , V V , V , - . . . . . . V V . . V V V A . N .V . . - - - -a - 1 as ' ' V . as V - SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY tC,,,,,,,,,,dt Why Hello she satd Well SANDRA IOHNSON thts ts a surprtse Yes tt ts I own a whole ltne of restaurants now all mer the country By the way why are you tn town? Im trayeltng around trytng to ftnd some of my class mates Know anythtng about them'5' Well NANCY C OWEI ts cooktng here not a bad one etther You dont say What happened to your pal VAZEL SHROLI 9 Vafel Shc has dedttated her ltfe to ttghtentng the nuts tn peanut brtttle PHYI LIS WIABER ts ftnally catchtng on to the Crafty way of runntng a household FERN LEGLER fMottD9 No I dont belteve I hate What about them? They seem to be havtng some ktnd of a contest Tted for the ttme bemg though each havtng 7 darltngs C etttng anxtous to vtstt the old school I walked swtftly to my car I stopped and stared at the wtndshteld then took a step forward and pulled a red card from under the wtndshteld wtper How could I be so dumb In my ex cttcment I had forgott n to put a ntckel tn the parktng meter Well mtght as well calm down and go pay the 1 Entertng the poltce statton I glanced around That guy over there tn the corner looked famtltar Hmm never thought Id see htm here BRUCE DAI KE weartng a poltce untform that was hard to swallow I patd my ftne and chatted wtth Bruce a few mtnutes really learntng thtngs Seems as tf hed really kept track of hts classmates He told me IERRY THIESSEN and EUGENE LOWEN had formed a corporatton that put mercury tnto thermometers JANET LOUCKS was learn tng more and more about Kraters ltttle and btg DAVE PHIIIIPS had ftnally gathered enough nerve to ask a gtrl out and now he ts tn for ltfe QThat ts tn a state of Bltssful Matrtmonyj Bruce satd that ORVILLE DOWNER has a very tnteresttng occupatton He ts put ttng sprtngers on mouse traps Hts sprtngers seem to catch the mtce much more eastly SHARON HILDEBRAND and GLENN HODCES are deltyertng stck dogs up and down the coast It seems ltke thts takes up most of thetr spare ttme I told Bruce So long and drote up to the school As I walked down the famtltar halls of SCA and went to the offtce I found KATHRYN SCHROEDER typing away tn Mrs Walls offtce There was one class that I wanted especially to ytstt the Chotr I saw DELMFR WARKENTIN wattng hts arms around trytng to stop the tenor sectton from httttng the ftrst sopranos notes They had eaten too much btrd see I found several of the class of so around SCA LOIS IUEDES was taktng Mrs Hedbergs place BOB IMEL was sttll drtvtng the bus and RHODES PRINGIE was leadtng the athlettc program to xt-:tors I was told NELSON PAULS ts drtttng a Greyhound Bus fHe had lots of practtce drtvtng the Academy bus ses ARLENE HAVERLAND ts the head of the Haverland s exclustve gtrls school and PAT HOLI AND ts the tnstruc tor for the log sttttng and rock swtmmtng there KAY CARTER ts famous for assembltng false eyelashes IDA GANS I was told ts a lady graye dtgger Oh yes and CARI PARKS ts now a mtlltonatre popcorn salesman DON GUENTHER has been accepted tnto a trtbe of Indtans as Btg Chtef Mo MERVIN CANSKIE ts now a btg ttme opera stnger Now we haye heard of all the class of oo and the suc cesses they hate been Good I uck tt , n h 1 - ' ' ' ' , ' ' v I - , . . . , - , tk ' ' , - ' ,y A . . . o Q i ' Q ' U In I I ls I I A ' I I . 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'AN V- V' V' lg 1-M MQ V-'ua Lb ,P fa- in 4519 V- GY IiJf ff 132552 5XAv4 LN ,K vii j,...l v-. Iv ,- Z E V x Z A V z v- .- 1... 1. Q LZ Q ,- x E E S ,... p.- A .- .- Q, ,- fx v ,.f v I I' CMH J Z ,. 2. x. J 9. I f Z Mr. Wardin and lVlr. Funk FIRST ROW: Betty Hodges, judy Bruoks, Mary Philpb, Loy Beerrnun, Patty Davis, Ianet Nelson. SECOND ROVV: lildin N'l2lTll'I15. Evelyn lxmen, juan lidiger, Alice Friesen, Peggy Carr, Michael Callahan. Mr. VVarclin. THIRD RONV: Ronald Cloertxen, Iohn Sandilands, Howard licliger. Gene Biggim, Leslie Hauler. FOl,'R'l'lI ROW: Richard Schmitlce, Delbert Tilgner, Delbert Isaac. gf , ,,,,.. , . ,4E7'n.T':Qg7z4 t W3- l 'v':'M3fflf llEc'3.el.S'f.if'f2:.' 43'1yl'3'f.gff H 'FYR' W .. 3 fi 51331 Ri , fn- 713-31 112-'C '23, 42 wi UF 2' 4 t .1f.U 9 eeeggnwt 3 we will -n-R f 1- w g L'5Q,'1jfQ7g.f A f V i an -r-,T ' . -5, QYK. Y X 54' ft A. 31: ' 1 1 f 1 , ' i' vi '. ., w .I 2 , 3 if. V l. - r .-.A i mi ,wjgk P3 l FRONT ROW: liarlcnv liulxlczid, Curwl Szmdilzmds, Sharon Rvimer. jvancttc lfunla. SECOND RUVV: Billy Votll. David. Philp. .-Xllcxn lanz. Mr, Vfardin. THIRD RCUWL Stan Olson. Don Schaluc-rg. Phillip Benson. Billy Voth, 71h Urzulv Suvinl Clxaiimnng lzlclon Maru-nm. Sl'f1LQl'2iI1I at :Xnnmg Howard Iidigcr. Prcsidvntg Ioan licligcr. Htli Cirziclv Social Cliairmzing Peggy Carr. Secretary-Treasurer, .ig 3 A 15.23 if , A- ml y E S Q! 4.1 L-ff ii: :iii ' ill illlil eta: lil . . . Where ln the year of 1945 a small night school was begun. It was from this humble origin that our school de- veloped. Rev. john Ediger was the Principal ol an enrollment ol 100 students and 8 in the College. Down through the years the school has always opened its doors to the worshipping ol Cod. under the fine leadership of its various Presidents and Principals. Leslie F, Smith, Principal 1946-47. was instrumental in changing the name to Salem College and Acade- my. There were 117 students with 10 in the College that year. ln the fall ol 1948, Dr. Robert Hovland came to the Academy from lVlinneapolis. Minnesota. The Prin- cipal was Mr. Charlton Smitherman. Dr. Hovland and Mr. Smitherman guided the school until the lall of 1950. Rev. Henry Turnidge took over the joh with Rev. A. A. l.ot-wen as the Principal. The enroll- ment lor this year was 175. 38 fl .iv itll: 41:24. Z - gi the Bible is the Textbook By 1953 the student body had grown to 211 students. Mrs. 1,uci'11e Humphreys took ovcr as the first woman Principal. With Mr. Turnidge still leading the school, 1954 proved to be a very prosperous year. Mr. Schroeder became the Principal and the school had 15 faculty members. This year, 1955, was a star year indeed. A new shop was added to the building and the inside of the gymnasium was Hnished. The mortgage was paid off and the school received its accreditation. Rev. Turn- idge is the President and 1V1r. Schroeder our Principal. The school has grown spiritually as well as educa- tionally through their leadership. The present enrollment is 220. May the school progress as much in the future as it has in the past. 39 x x X ,QL , mi ffl. in W nfl- . -- , ,i '1-Ya.- Y-. - - - 1- - '1 z ' - . 2 ' .- 'Y'-'-Pwvwqlluuguvvwh,-.,,,..,,.,,,,,., ..,f ,VH nf. ,A If ,. ' -. .,,,,,,,4., , -V V Wj +.-'f M-1-1. MW. v V ,V , 4 y 1 - ax., ww,,.,,,x+a,,nf vhrffggs U, , , THE CHAPEL A ddibl gathering place for worslazp and inspiration ff ' .J M .rqww-A -11 ,fx 'v -1l'k4 Q... X V IILI Shroll Contributed by the Art Classes of Salem Academy Wllma Stamke ig? 9. 4si v:gX-6 xx Q Arm Prlberg .ff 'ig' uv- K ,,,5,2k 1,11 s 'Zi 1 Af r W fag: THE LIBRARY gli . 411' A place of peace und solitude for the busy student Music and prayer are the only Universal tongues in the world. With this in mind we wish to present to you the following section of our annual, which plays a big part in the lives of our students. 43 Y W 1 AL M1 Iqlllllldgt FIRST ROW: Mervin Ganskie, Valdean Ifriewn. Carolyn I-Qhy. Pai llfillancl, .Xrlene Haverland, Ieanie Super, Darlene Olson, Irv Ianlzen, Tom Reimer. SECOND ROW: Virgil Rrigrm. Diw Phillipx, john Knaiipp, Suzanne Ratzlafl, Dorih Phillips, Fern Legler, Arlene Inewen, Glen Hoclgex, lim Nt'XXl5l'l'l'j. 'l'lllRD HUXV: Drexel Still. Rliudes Pringle, Kay Carter, Carol Riggs, l.aura Bennet. Shirley Qiiiring, :Xrlene Barnetl. Ne-lwii Pauli. Daiivll llulili-r. l.uren lfismlxie. FOURTH ROW: Delmer War- kentin, Delmxs Friesen, ,IQIILIYIIILIH Kraler, Sharon llilrlm-hrancl. jane! l,niii-lu. Viola Dyck, Charlotte Tilgner, Norvin Isaac, Bob Keller, Dick Vandiver, Mr, Eby. ,J K k, A f. , If f 5 I xl f Di rector, Nlr. Eby VARSITY CHOIR --...,NM-on !C' in .ZZ- ff ' gm ff i - j'?'T'-.- -,,,,- ..,. . .. ,jjilbxx 3' 'f' 1-if!! ul, I P S fi? Q- ! -u-ull J,-If 5 8 W X... 5 n 'ed 'HQ- FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Carolyn Eby, Iackie Kight, Carolyn Perry, Drexel Stitt, Iudy Brooks, Philip Benson, Leslie Hoefer, Viola Ruby, Peggy Carr, Doris Phillips. Second Row, Dorothy Funk, Marlene Trudgeon, Howard Ediger, Melvin Hansen, David Finlay, Phyl- lis Hamm, Stan Olson, Eldon Martens, Billy Voth, Harold Rempel, Ierry Iensen, loan Ediger, Loy Beerman, Velora Hiebert, Marie Schindler, Karlene Halstead. Third Row, Alice Friesen, Wayne Ianz,Alan Ianz, Michael Callahan, Dean Becker, Iim Newberry, Bob Bash, Elmer Iantzen, Marianne Neufeld, Iohn Sandilands, Gene Biggens, Loren Franke, Carl Graffenberger, Delbert Tilgner, David Philp, Don Schaberg, Vernon Drung, Larry Dyck, Decker Halstead, Richard Schmitke, Orley Friesen, Tom Reimer, Evelyn Lowen, Richard Voth. Standing, Mr. Eby, director, Shirley Wiens, Arlene Barnett, Pauline Loucks, Howard Iohnson. A SALEM ACADEMY BAND The Music Department of Salem Academy, under the direction of Professor Eby, has achieved some outstanding things this year. The band has grown from a small group of seventeen players last year to a very creditable group of Fifty-four. Through the efforts of the Music Promoters' Club, a good sum of money has been raised looking to- ward the purchase of uniforms for the band. Ad- ditions to improve the instrumentation have been planned. The band played at several of the home football games, and a pep band played at a num- ber of the home basketball games. The entire band appeared in two public concerts, one spon- sored by the Music Promoters' Club and another by the Parent Teachers' Fellowship, in which the Varsity Choir also appeared. One highlight of the year for the Band and Choir was the trip to Spokane to participate in the Music Festival of the Northwest Fellowship of Christian Schools. The choir and small ensembles proved themselves very useful to the school by their numerous appearances in the churches, and by their singing for banquets and clubs throughout the valley. The choir also sang at the Holy Week noon hour services spon- sored jointly by the Salem Ministerial Association and the Y. M. C. A. They made a week end trip to Redmond and Bend and fumished the special music for the Union Easter Sunrise services held at McCullough Stadium. 5,77 ,fs fe! 58 f as QA 55 , Q my Q ,Mn-.. ,Ink 'T ,. .Q , Q gk QQ. , L x .N ., ' 5 QW . -, f an xx' ff X m 5fJff1'sYL:Q. ,2Q?.f 4 r. . gk. 3.,kg,'mf T55 ' M vw 3-gfilmk A J M' --,Al 1 val pf in , . 1 I-fi 'Q va: ' w ,, 1 n 4 5 sw . ., W X A mf, sr Q sk 49 is 33 an ,iw -if - I ll 'F Ka . -X Q6 ,s mx ,X N pw X, WM. ,W ,W S -.xam 1. 137' Jigifi, 5-'A-gif. ' fig: Q -L fi. f- 6 fi g 1 f, Hi? 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F1 I R 31111 IC 1 , II 1 x I511cI1'111'1-1'l1I, N11rxi11 ISllIIk'. lI11I1 Ill'I, CII1- 1111-5, If1.I 111111111111-lx. CIIIII rcI Cl1111sI14ic. CI11lx'i11 C111 11. II g- CI11r11-1. IJ1-I.1 as Ifri-, - . VIL- ' CD1 I WI' 6 vdnx, nv, x.,,'7 D 10 W Q Q Students take part in many ACTIVITIES. Among them are the Girls League, which sponsors parties, and other special events: the Christian Workers Band, for those interested in personal evangelismg The Horizon, a monthly newspaper, and the Crusader, the school yearbook. There are activities to suit all students regardless of their interests and plans for fu- ture work. 55 l,ljF'l' TU llllllllz Shirlvy Quiring. Wilma Billings. Arlvm- lm-m-n. Pin Diukman. Valdcan lfricsen. I RON'l' RUVV1 Margarvl Morton, Viola Ruby, Lois Selby, Iluriu Phillipw, Arlene- Havcrlaml, Suzanne Ratz- lull. Carolyn l7c'rgumn, Nlziriv Schindler, Phyllis Hamm, Dumthy lfunk. Vifanda lhicssen. i WS 'a Gs 1 , . SECOND RCJVV: jackie Right, Darlene Olson, Ieannie Supl-r, Sharon Hilde-hrand. ,larwl l,0u4-ks, Pauline Louclcs, X 1 Bcvvrly Bnhhs, Shirley Wie-ns. Arclis Brown. Lola Selby. 'l'lllRl7 ROVV: Nmvnn Riggx. Kathi Schroeder, Bvlts Wagner. Vaxcl Shrull, Carol lfvrgusun, Viola Dyck, Sherrill Fricsen, l.aura Bi-nnvii. Charlutte Tilgner. Rosie Lillzircl. Put Holland. ' Q vi QW 97 -C' 1 Q 1' Pv- K .,,iw.m.. -1 , GCR!! - f 45 'Biff -.,, , .Q, xx- ..5.. mr - -I V N nqF: .S: A - fb ,gg--ff' ' ign' .ff .,,.,,-- .gq . '. , Kwai: ur ,I Q..:.j,j 51 M,-H :siiff-1-rg'-A 'Sw , 'Y - , ,.A, . . . ,, , fi al' .x-7 vm---.-mf -VL4., mm. www , li S 2 22 i HOMECOMING '11 0 On Tuesday, Dcccmbcr 121, thc zmmiztl Hcmiccmnirig Banque-t wclcrmicd :Xiunmi nf thc .'xL'2lCiL'lT1F' to thc First Baptist Chttrcii to crijuy' it plcziszmt cxc-ning ui' it-limi- siiip. VVz1yiit- Iimm-11 who wax at Qlliildlliili' mf 19-17. was the speaker, Vppf-r Rigghti Ardis Brown: l,ou'c-r lift. i'Xt'lt-iw ilzixt-rlzmcl. lfsuwlv Dt-init-2' XY2lI'iil'Y1IiIi. Nicritt Ncuiicld. x X X I ' xr 6 . rw SWEETHEART BANQUET Vi, Arla-nc Sharon Prince, Dclmcr Warkcnting Princess, Sharon Hildcbrandg King, Dave Phillipsg Queen, Suzanne Ratzlnflg Crown- Princess, Arlene Havcrlandg Crown-Prince, lim Wallace. F 2? 5 ,uk : 2. 3 5' f 'KY .5-,. A JJ x ' fe x -it 'in' Y I ' .' .47-mwitwm f . 'ff nf - M.Q-Q .,, King Dave Plaillzps and ber Majesty - Queen Suzanne Ratzlajf B1 THE Y l'0LLO Tllllll ME glam! Ummm APRIL ml 8th 1955 Junior Class of Salem Academ PRESENTED ' r Sandra Iohnson, Editor Marilyn Hamilton, Assistant Editor 'lun-rv-gl' fy CRUSADER As the Editor of the 1955 annual, l would like to say a warm Thank You to every mem- ber of the staff for their outstanding coopera- tion during the year. The joh could never have heen done without them. The following de- serve a special recognition for their part in put- ting this book together. N Marilyn Hamilton performed her task of as- sistant editor exceedingly well. She never shirked her part of the job. To Vazel Shroll I would like to express my gratitude, both as editor and friend. Although she had no special office to fulfill on the staff, she helped in everything that needed to be done, doing it well. The photographer. Drex- el Stitt, uncomplainingly took pictures of the school activities in spite of the student hody's jestings. Lois Iuedes, who is especially skilled in the talent of typing, did an excellent joh. Bob Imel, Business Manager. and DeI.oss Friesen, Advertising Manager, never failed to complete their assignments no matter how tir- ing they seemed to be. And to Mr. Eby, for his wise answers to our seemingly unanswerable problems. Last hut not least, the whole staff is to he commended for a job well done. 64 B 5. 54 1. 3 a Y' -0 ix 'I' K vf JNL X - x J -A If 1 ff Wil! 13 W vu. 4 ' Bruu D illxn ldztm lN '1I'1lVI1 ll xmilrmi fls.s1'xtr1rzt lidimr Smnding: Marilyn Hamilton Pa! Holland Mr. Schroeder, .'1rll'isnr Dclnss Friesen Dick Vandivvr Ronald Whitaker Orville Downer Dave Phillips S1'fIlf'fI.' VVilnm Billings janet lxmuclcs Vazel Shroll Rruw Dzlllcc llvlmer XVark0ntin Kathryn Schroeder 66 GIRLS Margie Taylor, Vice-President W Suzanne Ratzlaff, Secretary Elsie Gummins. Treasurer Student Activities Produce a Balanced Christian LW The projects of the Girls League were very successful this year. The highlight of each month was the Girl ol the Month award. Pins were presented hy Mrs. Hedberg, Girls League Advisor, in chapel, to each girl chosen to represent the various titles. At the end of the year, the Girl of the Year award was given to the outstanding Girl of the Month. at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. The Girls League also sponsored a pie sale, parties. and a general warm fellowship 68 among the girls. LEAGUE ,,,f 'f anct Loucks, Social Chairman Yi., Q--'O N-ff' f fa 4'... I Sharon Hildebrand, President Betts Wagner, Sergeant-at-Arms 69 Mrs. Hedberg, Advisor to 4-118105 new Y Q ag, 4404-A 'S-ani .H MISS ARDIS BROWN G1rl of the Year Pwxmialiigy Sharon llildebrzmcl October Initiative Sandra johnson February GIRLS OF THE MGNTH S. CJllt't'I'l.llllll'S5 Suzanne Railzlall' November il 'iv 'E Co -operation Pat Dielqman December Sportsmanship Wilma Billings April Z. -, We . 5, , Serricf Arlene llaverland jmiuzn x Scholarship Lois lucdes May kg 6' ,.Al' lalent janet l,oueks March A hm , 'Vi -0 Q. 1 KW Y gicffff x Rfff4 WV: '2 -S . x XNQASXSXZVF XXQ X v Aj 44' Ay- Y mf' W Q 11.17 X Q! r FN 1192 'HQ' n Q? ga Q EM A :.- Qoft' N. . 4 'Is J N S- Y f . PUDDLES OF HUMOR FROM Llil-'I' TO RIGHT: Mr. Ollcrt and Mr. Funk in Cafeteriag Shar rwrm Hilde-lm rzir id. Mr. Olfcrt. and Glen Hodgcsg Doris Phillips. PAGE 73: Ida Gans and boyfrivndg Betty Brotherton and Rhodes Pringle: Ifmct Inuckx and Ianct McClanahan in office. 73 nj I l . X 5 FRONT Row: Don Clucnlhvr, l,a1Vcrn 'I'eichrocw, Larry lfdigur, l.cRrw Wall, Darrcl Buhler Us-l.o5s Fric-sen, Tom Rvimvr, Glen Plziu, Brurv Dallw. SECOND ROVV: .Marlo Clicsbrcvlit. Rish- ard Voth, Bob Bash, Norvin Isaac, Inn Knaupp, I.0r0n Franks-, Daw CIrz1l'l'vnbergc'r, jim Wzillau' Cicnc Penmd. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Fadenrccht, Orville- Donner, Merle Neufeld, Ken Ma-Clain Dick Vancliver, Dau' Phillips, Huh Funk, llclim-r VVurkcntin , Cllvn Iludgcx. 'Ibm Pvnrod Rhodes Pringle. BOY'S l.ETTERMAN'S CLUB Delmar Warkcntin, President 26 gg F Glen Hodges, Secretary Z ATHLETICS . . . the spirit of sportsmanship and competition . . . an ability to accept both victory and defeat graciously. In an age of spe- cialization, athletics develop skills in team work as well as individually. 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QS Q6 Q ff Sa 'Yo' wk '5Qx. + Bib 45140 -f1b0'?Q2O'f'1f?j0 5903 as 6228 E 00 0703 A 1955 99 ,fi be 56 QE 772, 0 10 6590 0, Q, so V ,ag -511. GQAQQ +0 fs, jqaffff 4.?jQfb0'O bf of QQ 0 46020 ' BIG TURNOUTf ,. ole-504, Yagi' ,fiom 64 dojffor Q 691119 Q GOI, 4,07 Coaches Hegg and Funk saw Qi? ,'Uf,l'61,. ,b,fo,7f'q06oQ,7f?'J, ffjox 40 boys turn out for basketball ,gi Jfggffaf O 1,5 We 6024 Q61 6 Olfwf afqj on Friday the 12th of November. k H I d Yr, Q99 0,6 fntl' ' 1119 paose Mr. Funk says he plans on l,,.k,.xDcC Cf astca 89419 Gr 6 I6 6 or keeping about 35 boys out all 0 J 191, .70 Q9 IQ? C11 06' Q I ,I lj, ,Q GL. 69 6 S 1 C' . QS, 0 '7 . S188 Q L ' Larry Dyke BOB FUNK , . Crusaders Looking Up if X Delmer Warkentin f 1 N15 ' 'E' season. There will be 15 boys on the varsity squad and ten each on the V. and Freshman team. From the looks of things now there should be a top ball club at Salem Academy this year rt 1 pl 4 in 'I H ff' I fi 'J F l - Q ' Tom Reimer R X12 Bruce Dalke --5, '34 I . rv, s w-, Q , . S 1 urxi- .,,.-SMG X , ,. bali? 29? ,-Q-EM I pi ,' , 'fl'1.m' sf Q . I 1 N - I W' 'X-Saw -mfs? -, f' f' I' Wizo. W' 'bfi' Y,- . ., .. 1.3, 4: Q- -'fr - , ' Q - V1.2 h 4 1 , 'una' '4 f -,19-ivgt N - i 'F 9 I A 0 ' 4 I an I ' 'K ' I 4 , J' It , 91 y 5 Q :lv -, . TL i , -, 6 5 ' Q-+ .. P . Q W 'fn -. ,A - I. 3 .G , 0- , K f -5.!,z,Qfg-an K - . A h in ' 'f 0-Pl' 1 .. ' A 'V '- I -Q.-an J.. f... 1 - ..,,,. b in...- Al' ' , T 5 bw-vu, ,. .11 'Q -.Q-.Jul - FIGHT! FIG HT. FIGHT I' 6' VICTORY! -Y . Lg .,. S,1 Guard Don Guenther G 5 ,B 5 0 gtg e e 59 XX gxitgk X .q QPQ9 x 1 .s Q Q, go 4 ffsxi' igiqoe X25 '89 JA 7 S 1X 5 otxxo 1 '5 9 A201 Qt it 'B 0 C? 1 if 5 9-A 9 00 A Dia e to-5 at 6' 2 fi Xstlpe 2' 1 49 -1, 0 9 9 X 5 0 50 as A Q? X9 of -s51oX,,1 Y- 9 'fb Ct vaxx exp Q at-AQXX wats' QAAN. 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X95 2 x 9 69x 5 Y 9 oo tea zgkxve N6 5 kgt X39 5 1 5 .9 5 '916 'e ecQ.31 egatt e, 0 Salem B1bIe s CPVHIS lr y 55 5 The Salem Aca emy C1-usa e c osed out the1r 5 Cap1to ea ue se son on su ces ful no e y u pmgt e erva1s Cou 56 2 at the Salem Academy nday lllg' t The Crusaders a o rally om a 2 23 lDf8I'1IllSSl0 e 1c1t to cop t e WI bu were qual to the cas on overhau 111 e v1s1tors m he fourt perzod e host flV0 turned m ell' es performance of th seas I1 ahdmg the Cougars 1 ss as-hmg a well balanced attac as ave hlUlDS h1t 21 an Jun y allace checlre 111 wth 17 Don e1l1ng led the l0ser Wzth 4 e B1bl Academy ees snealred past th Ge aus Jay s 52 6 to IVG the C1-usa ers sw ep of th evenmgs games Salem Academy 55 S21 Gerv s 1' DI tp i I p p Walla e 6 5 l Mahny 54 2 lk 2 0 5 Wlllln 2 ark n 2 4 ellm 1 I D 221 S hrn t nau D 3 7Kppngr 4 4 212 L-Cla 0 2 lfhel' eufed all 0 Totals 23 93255 Totals 6' Ill F ee throws ml-tsbd Salem 7 r al 1 H lft1me score Salemxly ervals 27 0t!1c1lls Hufnpherys and se 04 gb '11 oe, .A X Q5 .109 6.5, Q 1 Q, 56 9 N 1 ,ja eb Q, Z X Qs -A00 s xt' N 1 is 1 p 9 v Q ge' SK 100 XP 5 5 gx' Q ci U 09 'ye X09 'cos A eo Q 41,4 '68 xx cxx Q, 'Q 9 X5 0 X 9 185 'ov G Q 0557 Qigaszgigait GG gigs' 943939 XG Q, G 9 ard - Forw Tom Reimer Acad Aca e p1'eVacat1on 1,':d,':'l1a31 .Y to 'uf 5 Wah! 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I- 1 .If -- y Wg, N, , , Q , .,L tvjf 'wb if' CN w H ,,.,, 1 'Ir Q- ,X V 246 2 s an 1 rf' B 85 xx ,.,t 'Lx FRONT ROW: Thurman Krater, Ken McClain, Dave Phillips, Glen Hodges, Bruce Dalke, jim Wallace, Don Guenther. SECOND ROW: Wayne Ianz, Clifford Ganskie, Ron Fadenrecht, Loren Franke, Ron Whittaker, Dick Voth, Larry Dyck, Roger Carter, THIRD ROW: Tom Penrod, Larry Ediger, Decker Halstead, Vernon Drung, Torn Reimer, lim Newberry, Dick Vandiver, Coach Funk. STANDING BEHIND: Dave Graffenberger. BASEBALL fl .Q , Q fr i , mf FRON kentin, Boh Bash, Ion Knaupp, Rhodes Pringle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hegg, Russell T ROW: Gene Penrod, Laverne Teichroew, Vernon Heinrichs, Delmer War- Locwen, Dave Graffenherger, Orville- Downer, Norvin Isaac, Merle Giesbrecht, Edwin Camnmuck, Darrel Buhler. THIRD ROW: Ierr Keller, Ken Johnston, Hilra Craft, Dean Becker, Paul Cooley. y Cude, Leroy Wall, jerry Iensen, Bob TRACK unior K 11 I 1,321 FRONT ROW: VI'hLH'HIilll Krall:-r, 'llnn Pvrmmd, Run I:2lLll'IlI'L'L'hl, Bob Kcllvr. I.ilVL'I'IlC Tc-in-hrucw, Norvin Isaac. BACK ROW: Mr, Hvgg, Larry Edigcr, Ken Iohnslon, Vernon Heinrichs, Don Buchcldcr, lfdwin Currmrmmk. Merle Climbrccht. FRONT ROW: Melxin llnnwn, Rmwll I.rwxwn. Larry Uyrk. Rogcr Carter. BACK ROW: Mr, He-gg, Roland Isaac, lk-elm-r Halstead, David Finley, Vernon Drung, Richard Voth. K I 4 i 8 9 ! 1 . vi V, 'I 21.1 x ,Lx JP6' VA Vffffl 1 I W it Jig A P ' M . 1, f H 4 g ii g,'V,.b-5 pf 1 fin iw ' ffl 42 0' All v R ,' f, fffjf'117i' KJ! ?'lwM pnrtinq Hands they L K R' JZ We 6 ,lol We mf ' ' X27 WC Athletic Equipment S xi- 1 S S ,Mfg W fffff ie, NN uns - Ammunition - Fishing Tackle 1' vigpb-if Ah yi Lawson Outboard Motors 167 N. Commercial Salem PERSON S DRUG STORE REXALL We Give SSLH Green Stamps Phone 3 4278 965 Edgewater , Oregon Salem Oregon ' , '- .,f,-vfflfdfl 'f D ' rc ery and Skiing Equipment f- c LX'Mj f ' Camping Equipment ,ff J! 'V fffif' , - . MARTIN BRQS ll t N E O N S I G N S Rentals Sales Sign Hanging and Reparrmg 165 S Commercial Salem Oregon Home O ce and School Supplies 370 State Street Salem Oregon W I. l1mlersnn,Inl: DeSoto Plymouth Sales 6? Serwce 360 Marion Street Salem Oregon 6VBI'yOI1C ITKO T 1' T0 IH PTHE STORE TIIKT RRI 1 llll- BE TOF FN ERXTHIYC 91 ,of , . -f 3 J v u ' hop COOKE STATIONERY . , If 1, ' at I I I ' S 6 ug 1 S The 1954 55 Crusader Staff wlshes to commend the outstandmg cooperatlon Ashton s Photographers have demonstrated this year KENNY ASHTCN PHOTO CO Phone 3 7131 Bob Stulzman settmg the cameras for the Semor 498 N Church Salem, Oregon Plctures Waltmg IS Ardls Brown , f: 33966 IIIIUELAS McIiAY IIIJ 1 Jffby 'D- oG7 Jag' 50 Out Values Out Sells W T RIGDON co , t ers Funeral Dxreclors Phone 3 3175 299 N Cottage Salem, Oregon 510 N Commerctal Salem Oregon 92 PJ ,. Q . 10 ar 7 J . a . ,rf -ff, t - .5 IIHEVBULET J A 0' '-' jd-J 'Dw- QIQ an FITT5 MARKET THE HUNGEH HUT 'Fish 6? Poultry' 805 N. Capitol 216 N. Commercial Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon STETTLER SUPPLY 1810 Lana Avenue Salem, Oregon PIANOS - SPINETS - GRANDS Paramount Shoo Shop . . also rebuxlt used uprxghts B, Cm Tallman P1ano Store 395 S. 12th Street Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon TRUAX OIL COMPANY We It Phone 2-4169 205 Columbia Salem, Oregon L Nl h Portland Road Lumber Yard T e Your Building Supply Friends We Service What We Sell Phone 4-4433 3545 Portland Road Salem, Oregon 1198 S. Commercial Salem, Oregon 93 OTTO I. WILSON 338 N. Commercial Salem,Oregon SNUUPY GLEN lfummercialllnnk Slnre ll. ll. Haag 8 Company Complete School Headquarters Industrial and Agfiadtufe Portable Typewriters, Fountain Pens, Dienl gnd G45 Tru-1015 Zipper binders, books, paper, gifts. Farm Machirtery 141 N. Commercial salem, oregon 1895 Silverton Road P. O. Box 1777 Phone 3-7711 Salem, Oregon IL Salem Concrete Pipe and Products Portland H ighway at the North Salem U ndercrossing Phone 3-3500 2990 Portland Road Salem, Oregon Marlln Brns. lilrnd Farm Equlpment -- -' Sales - Parts - Service Rentals - Sales Sign Hanging G Repairing Phone 3-8855 Silverton Road 3165 S. Commercial Salem, Oregon Salem, Oregon LADD and BUSH of SALEM Branch of Drive-In Windows U. S. National Bank of Portland and 302 State Street Parking Lot 94 to the 1955 Graduating Class Con atulalions ' I l . gf Uulrmq Prlntmq lln. ELVIN QUIRING JACK QUIRING ARMIN RYSBR webbing Qlrmiiatiuns - lub priming Salem Branch Phone z4o7z 1005 7th Street Salem, Oregon The First Natinnal Bank Let s Buxld Oregon Together' Salem of Portland Ob Sure' AL LOUCKS Park n Mkt R1chf1e1d HGME FUEL Commercial Salem Oregon RICHFIELD Rust proof Gasolme RICHLUBE H D Motor 011 A 2795 Market Salem Oregon ' 95 N 1 ' n , I meson H I I I 1 1 1710 N. L ., J ! gf 9 HOME FUEZ 0ll 00. NEWSPAPERS Morning - Evening - Sunday Al. LOUCKS Arouiicl the Ciloek Newspaper Service Micl-XK'illametIe Valley Region Warivitlz and eomfort to the last drop Offices at 1710 N Commercial Street 280 North Church Street Salem Oregon Salem Oregon STHTESHIHH-JUUHHHL FOR FURTHER EDUC ATION ON CHRISTIAN FOUNDATIONS IN PREPARATION FOR CHRISTIAN SERVICE PLAN A FOUR YEAR TRAINING PROGRAM IN AN ATMOSPHERE OF SOUND SCHOLARSHIP AND CHRISTIAN FAITH UNDER FERVENT MISSIONARY ASPECTS ON A NEW CAMPUS WELL EQUIPPED FOR A GROWINC STUDENT BODY Formerly Smipson Bible Institute 0 Seattle Wacliington 1 1 .I 801 Silver Avenue -:- San Francisco, California We Ganga Me Uauwim an Nnolhea S em un x r L 1 xc 1 th lHdllSIfIi N I Y L irc htppx to o Q L g, X I 1 BLUE LAKE PACKERS INC ANNIER S USED CARS GOOD FOOD -- QUICK 5400 Pmfland Road 1395 Edgewater Street Salem, Oregon Salem. Oregon Thix is mr 1 In ztrtrtixa-rszttq' 'ca . XY- In '- hc-ct za part of c ' 5 'zl uvtixity ul thix Q-omtmmity for that long, :md have had wonderful cooperation frm tht- pzttrom of our orgzmiyation during that imc' . . . Vt z 1 z 1' ht- za putt ol this c'on.mtmity and I h' abl- to frow vitl 'l. I . 7 I CONGRATULATIONS To the 1955 Graduating Class Salem Branch THE FIRST IIHIIIIIIHI BHIIII of Portland Let's Build Oregon Together Salem, Oregon 1313 s. E. 12th Ave. Portland 14, Ore. Phone VE 4181 DAIRY COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION M A YF LOWER M ILK sf ,KJ N .Vw seifmswrerfti 1 . , , 1 or 'fT'e,'i,1f', E -ef MASTER SERVICE STATIONS For 25 Years . . . Satisfaction With Every Transaction FAMOUS GOODYEAR TIRES TUBES and PRODUCTS for CAR and HOME 365 N. Commercial 98 Salem, Oregon FHUGILCHRIST 8 SUHS ELSNER ll0'l'0li C0 255NC 0 g AERO WILLYS S wuy s Wag HAMBURGERS W Y T 'C 1695 S 12h Org jorrlans Book More HIIWELL EDWARDS FUNERAL DIRECTORS 54 N C p l GEURGE CHDIUEH Ull BU 2490 State Salem, Oregon 'Yi-Q61 if 352614 High C' fi ,aff IHCELUHHS PHUTU 245 N Hgh Sal 0 gon 99 l 1 l l . ommercial Salem, re on P g C 9 . . 'll . t' Uni l Jeeps Salem! e on ,f X I 1 V 'Jn' A 'af 1 ,211 K, - ' swiv- if ik! 1 ' fy' L 11 . 1 1 f I K Lt! .ZLV ,I K- 'gjffll if . 1 'A' q1,,a,Saem if Q ,f ' ff v v -1 'A - lbany, regon A Q - 3 Q '-3 . L, is , ' 'J' , Q- 'L' l U 5 a :to Salem Orego , . i Salem Steel 81 Supply Steel Wire Rope N arls Phone 39742 797 7th St Salem Oregon NORTHWEST NAZARENE COZZEGE Founded 1913 NAMPA IDAHO An Adventure In Chrxsturn Lwrng A lullv Accredited Four Year Liberal Arts College Write Today DR JOHN RILEY Presxdent 100 To the Students of Salem College and Academy Tahnr Invites Ynu A Chnst Centered College Education 'l ahors hills fl studx hue proxed to be a place lorugn Mtsstr ns Hom: Missions Evangelism and tn manx prr less: ans and oeeupqtlons lor lnlorm mon Write TABOR COLLEGE Htlsboro Kansas . - O I l - x S v' I I0 7 ,, t . . . . ,, 1 1. t ' , - -C ZA. , It 1, 2-. V . of training for consecrated Christian service in 7 X., i S7 .K , ' l ' J' P , c G . to I 3 ' l 11 ' 9 1 9 Payless Oil Co. 1810 SO. 12th Salem, Oregon Gas - Oil Stove Oil Accessories ve- : ,, if 'v Before You Buy - Give Zeeb's A Try Z E F B 'S REAL ESTATE 84 INSURANCE City - Business - Farms - Suburban 1853 N. Capitol Bus. Ph. 3-3031 Wesleyan Methodist Klzurelz Salem, Oregon - We Favor CHRISTIAN Education W. A. Kaufmann, Pastor ivfgsfiel 1 Deposits Insured to 310,000.00 by Federal Insurance Corporation Head Office: 1990 Fairgrounds Road University Branch: 1310 State Street 1240 North Capitol PIBHLY WIGELY Meats Toiletries Fruits Groceries Remedies Vegetables - FREE PARKING - 101 Phone 3-4018 Greetings and Cougrettzzlettions to the Faculty The Gmctuezting Class and Students Our prayer lor each of you is that as the result of every year of train- ing under the guidance of Spirit-led instructors and staff is that you will come forth thoroughly furnished unto every good work. May our Heavenly Father empower you to come back to our churches as outstanding witnesses in word and in DEED. tliennnntte Brethren Glhurrh W L PENNER FI1D Pastor Corner Washnngton and Havter Streets Dallas Oregon ELECTRIC CLEANERS A Complete Drv C leamng 6? Pressmg Serwce SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Curtains 86 Drapes Blankets Alterations Replace Buttons Prompt Pick Up and Delwery 'W mln: 1 Nntzmal Institute Clemnn fznd Dqpmg Qalem Oregon 6 Highland Avenue Phone 3 4821 102 Nagarvnv Glhurrh Center at 13th WILLIAM F CLAY M1n15fef Prof ohn Eby Director o Music J . . , C . ., . n, jx' All XN'or'l4 Done ln Our New lVlodt-rn Plant Best Wislles' Chas of ,SS 1 t' ff 'I 3' ' of . , . . L 7 5 5 ' - . J , ' f ' HIJSE G HDEN MUTEL THE PERFECT PLACE TO STOP For A Night ...... For A Week AAA and Duncan Hines Approved Beautyrest Mattresses WE STRIVE TO PLEASE 3350 Portland Road Salem Oregon SALEM CHIQXSTXAXV AND MXSSXOXVAIQV AZUAXVUE CHUIQCH North Sth and Games SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45 MORNINC WORSHIP ll 0 EVENINC SERVIC E 7 30 MID WEEK SERVICE WEDNESDAY 7 30 PAUL W Gunther Pastor A Frxendly Church Where All Are Welcome 7 .z a. m. 1 ..,.......,.....,,,..,,.,,,,..,A,,,.,........,....,... :0 a. m. YOUNG PEOPLES ..... ....w..,..ww....,.w,,.....v............w......e..,e,s.e. 6 :30 p. m, I f' ,,...,...,,. , ,,..,,.,,,.....,,....,,,,..,,,...,..,..,, : p. m. - , .e...........e...w........ : p. m. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Loder Bros. - ordsmoaze 465 center Salem, ore. P11666 4-2261 ARTISTS .md STUDENTS - USED CAR DEPT? SALEM MUSIC EU. 456 center Salem, ore. P11666 2-7973 153 S1322 from the ElsinorePL'Z:Ztjr 8708 2 ez we ' 261 A ' Telephone 3-5640 JACKSON JEWELERS 225 N. Liberty Street Holly G. Jackson Salem,Oregon X Pemberton? Flower Shop T ' For All Occasions FUNERALS - WEDDINGS - CORSAGES , ' Potted Plants -- Bedding Plants Flowers by Wire 1980 S. 12th Salem Phone 2-9946 Pariin Iiiki. Richfield Service ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, -An Accredited Four Year Liberal Arts College- EIVIPH-ASIZES EDUCATION OF YOUTH IN ' is I' lTr ' i Mm .te Ia am ng Missionary Preparation Teacher Certification WCHFIELD ' Pre'Ixi:Ll2iifl'fItllfi'l5iif.i'Qe'm 5 Evangelistic - Interdenominational RU3t'Pr00f Gasoline Phone TWinoalcs 5531 705 N. Killingsworth St.. Portland 11, Ore. RICH LUBE You Are Always Welcome At HD MOTOR OIL ilaluarg Baptist ilhurch So. Liberty and Miller Streets 9:45 ........ Bible School 11:00 and 7:30 Services 2795 Market Salem, Oregon 6:30 .... Youth Meetings 104 SPONSORSHIPS I lppuld 81 Bn rmlm tr Bollmgttr Supplx VN cllm m s IV1 trktt AIILU Hardware C Iarlxts VVa11pf1pu Iht 'Vlodcrm Norrls VN A1141 I tmts 1 Ixu C lpttol Busmcss Co LCC C cI1c1tn 17111181111 VXu1xtrtwm Rnthhtld UKLI Bm BIUL '5H1C1'l0I'C I H 41111111 rmrm Q R t1p1r1 Iohmrm Appllantu Cuhtrrx Ilarttatlon A xm C 111 Irltksorls Super NI ar1CLt SIIIYOII Supplx C rvmpam S1 mxn 8 C ourttrx C lobt 'I raxc1 QCTXICC 1V1orr1S Opt1ta1 275 Smu 343 N C'ommLrc1t1 400 N Commcru 11 236 N Commerual 770 N Commtrclal 305 Court 1710 N Prom 1060 S 12th 343 C ourt 248 N I lbertx vb S Commerctal 443 Start 1125 Edgewater Albam Ure-gon '7140 S C'ommerc1a1 3715 S Commerclal South PRCIITIC Hlghvs as 7875 S C,0mmerc1a1 375 N C'ommcrc1a1 793 N Commcrc1a1 515 Court 444 State Ifmngeltgal Umted Brcthrcn 510 N Summer Olson 1 Iorlst 499 C'ourt '1 A. 1 I YYY .,. , . . , . , K 1 L 1 I 77- .1 11 , , ,, , 1 I , 1 ' 7.2 2 ,' Q r' , H , , H W C . 7 '2 x ' A I W- 1' 'R' ' ' , ,,,,,,,,,.,,r ,, ,,,,,, Lf. . ' 1 ' I 1 '1 I 1 M M VYVYYY U .. Vv.., ...VV V V C .Y A 1, up . 1 - '11, ,, ' hns . , , . I 1, 1: ' I 11 -f , .... It ,, ., H, ' .S 'I 5 - 1:32 I ..,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,.,,, . . .I. I I' I 'I . I' .,,.,,, , ,251.FC'.. ' 11 'Q 1 . ,. ., ,.,,.......,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .. ,....... . - N1z11J01s Bt-ziuty Sz11rm , ,, ,, . .... 1345 State '. ' 1210 . .. , . , . ' - 1 ' 1 ,, ,,,,,, ', 2 . ,,,,.., ,,,,,, .. . , I ' I 1 fe - ,.,, I 1,,..,,,,,.,1,,. A -' ' 'f f 4. ' . . . 1 A 1 .. ,... , , ... 1.C, . 7' . E V 4 I . . 4 . I - ' 'X . X ...1.1.,..1..,,.,..,..... ,.,. ,,,.. f :tc , '- A I . . U v,,--,v . .fx 1 N-4 rn . ' un 5',,' ' Q -,-, -Ntmr Congmtulatzons Graduates Seattle lgaufnc ilollege Seattle Wa hngton Preacbzng the Whole Counsel of God E HH M Olhurrh ARNO WIEBE P I D JUHSHIN S 279 N. Commercial Street Salem, Oregon .Ftrm ifiaptuit Glhurrh LOOKING UNTO JESUS THE AUTHOR AND FINISHER OF OUR FAITHU DR. L. T. ANDERSON, Pastor Corner of Marlon and Liberty Salem, Oregon I I f 1-' from 1 f ff J . fl fff ,4'y,f,ff'2 f' v 4 Q 2 1 O O O , as or y 5 l allas Oregon 1 O - O , I rf ' fzs lr ,tie Congratulations, Class of ' 55 STANDARD SUPPLY CD. The Best In Building Supplies Norge Appliances - Ironsites Ironers Dutch Boy Paints Phone MA 3-2127 300 Miller Avenue Dallas, Oregon CURLY'S DAIRY Homwnazed Maur and cream HERE COMES CURLY 1410 Fairgrounds Road Salem, Oregon HOIVIE OWNED 6? 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