South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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l f The outstanding A.S.B. project of the 1966 -67 year was International Awarness Week, during which the entire student body devoted their efforts to raising enough money to build a school in an underdeveloped country. Alan Holmer, chairman of the School to School Program, successfully led the student body in surpassing the thousand dollar goal set for the project. Louise Smith, co-chair- man, was assisted by Dave Burtner, Kathy Sullivan, Gail Achterman, Molly Hoffstetter, and Bill Carter. Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Cook ad- vised the activity. The week opened with an all school assemb- ly on Monday at which guest speakers were Secretary of State, Clay Meyers and John Binford, a Peace Corp worker from Ecuador. Other activities during the week included a Powder Puff Basketball ame, which raised one hundred and twenty dollars and a buffet dinner which provided three hundred dollars for the fund. Further amounts were the re- sults of collections taken during the Lan- uage and Social Studies classes throughout the rest of the week. By Friday the student body had raised S1550 for the Project and on that day the student body heard a tele- cast conversation between Al Holmer and Miss Joanne Silver, a member of the Peace Corp Staff in Washington D.C., who explained that the amount raised was enough for two schools A.S.B. Sponsors Via Mfvvr 5 Mant Htl Standing in front of the 'flittle red school house are Louise Smith, co-chairman of the School to School Project, and Alan Holmer, chairman. South High students helped build the school by buying a brick for 256 and pasting it on the wall of the building. International Awareness Week The A.S.B. standing Committee Chairman for the year were, from top to bottom: Lee Gunter, Paul Nelson: Gail Achterman, Nancy Watterson, Kathy Sullivan: Danna Grab- enhorst, Mollie Hoffstetter, and Barb Alshire. Emily Beard during the Powder Puff Basketbal1Game against McNary.

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30 EHQNVQ B t 7 W Jack Fullerton, Sword and Shield editor. Blfb Osborn, assistant business manager: and Linda Harmon busriness manager. The 1967 Sword and Shield added four pages to its publication i6'an effort to more nearly cover all events occurring during the school year. Work began during the summer of 1966 to plan the book. On the 1966-67 staff were thirty-two mem- bers headed by Jack Fullerton editorg Kathy Boyer and Shari Thorn, assistant editorsg and Mrs. Doris Six, advisor. Rod Christian- sen served as senior photographer. Thirteenth Sword and Shield M biggest book yet x. ii xx I ye. Shari Thorn and Kathy Boyer, assistant editors, and Mrs. Doris Six, advisor. Photographers are left to right: Steve Hatfield,R0d Christensen, Rich Mortimer, and Joey Tompkins,