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

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New student advisory committee created Two maior A,S.B. endeavors were a part of the program for the 1967-68 school year. At mid-year a five member Student Advisory Committee was appointed by President Gary Edmonds, and in May, a tour-member team represented South on the KGW Hi-Q program. The Advisory Committee was chosen to work with administrators on student problems. Three students of each class were selected. From the senior class were Harold Hutchinson, .lim Jones, and Andy Embick. Juniors were Lance Cooley, Dave Leslie, and Sue Zetterberg. Russ Roth, Mary Engleson, and Laury Lee were chosen from the sophomore class. The Hi-Q team consisted of two iuniors Ann Bartsch and John Tillman, and two seniors Kristy Russom and Don Shields, selected by a timed qualifying test against 18 other volunteers. Kim Seymour was alternate. They competed against Central High May 19 and Hillsboro High May 26. The squad defeated Central with a score of 250-180, and lost to Hillsboro 175-185. 'K f 'RussnM SHIELDS Participants of 1967-68 Hi-Q team were John Tillman, Ann Bartsch Kristy Russom and Don Shields Standing are Coach Richard Mossman and alternate Kim Seymour.

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i 1967-1968 A.S.B. Officers were President, Gary Edmondsp Secretory-Treasurer, Shari Thorn, Second Vice- President, Betsy Merckg First Vice-President, Mciry Steintield.

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2 X 3 . ,, 5 V W ,K A si' V s 1 ,l ' ,fy- vu E. Cooley M. Thompson B. Watts J. Graff President Vice-president Secretory Treasurer E. Caramello A.F.S. Student 'Z ,,,. , X' 4 The I967-68 South Salem High National Honor Society Chapter consists of 82 seniors. To qualify for N.H.S. students must obtain an accumulative G.P.A. of 3.2 or higher and must rank high in leadership, character, and service. Tapping ceremonies are held in November and March. National Honor Society provides recognition to all of its members, and ci scholarship from funds gained by sales from the paperback book store, is given to . one selected student. Members have also devoted time to tutoring fellow students. The tutoring program is now in its third A year. Mr. Roger Whiteman serves as . - advisor for the group. . K 'wx' ,V . 'X I N, Agalzoff Q A ' , rc, Albert Y 1 5 M, -1- if D. Armprist W its :aj T J 4 k S. Barger . ,ZA ' V ll yi I - l A M. Berger . , .x L. B ,ff Em , W f ix A Kf5..,A 5 A entson S: X K - 1 .Q :fi vc: P. Bettiol gr? ' if X . K. Brooks , .Z D. Burke . J J. Coldwell . .V -f 7 it ' ls' r M,ch0ffan ff f QM S Q .. - 1, s. Ch .f I Isl hi ' tf...Jl . T Qallvxif. Opmon . it ' Q M - Ti' ' :Q F -3 X L K C. Chester -:Ll .T-Y . 5, K' Clark K 'rg ' my KL f I J. Crippen I' 4 W if V B. Crowell I w fil Qi - tl M, -- 4 all ' T. deLooze ' 'T ' ,- 5 ' f 1. Q M. D Q C - 'if i I dll. -s G tit Uh . My 2 V A. Dobney 3 '-' V- S 'T B. Dunn I ',..' ,5 L 5 I G. Edmonds XP' - ., A. Embuck i n , .' . XTR J. Ferrin .. . , if . K T ll.. l B' it i 5 L. G f Pl lt. . ers: H . .nf . S S S . W 'bf ' an , as 30 iqoeiser .jig I v . W 'r' K, Gray T , g 'K M: S. Gustafson Q if C S g ' K B, Hadlley , r H 3 -L W it fx High, , 'L R. Hatfield E-Bl iw! l -W 1, -,,:' N -' 1 i D' HMS ,-,4-,.- 1 A li C. Hochstetler ali, . s -.- i B. Holste B' . -:T P. Howell Z . S. Howser ig s ,4 C, Insley I S S. Jennings