Vale Union High School - Viking Yearbook (Vale, OR)

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X 0 f-Sim Under the capable direction of Mr Christy the Vale High School Band sixty members strong has done much to promote school spirit Music provided at football and basketball games in addition to the intricate drills at halftime on the football field added zest and enjoyment for all spectators The uniform fund was increased by returns from a Halloween Carnival On December lO Mr Christy and the band members were honored at a ban quet served by the Band Mothers an organization devoted to promoting the interests of the band A variety of selections ranging from popular tunes to familiar classics made up the programs for the annual Chistmas and Spring Concerts - creased interest in practice was in evidence as the band prepared for the S R V. Music Clinic This was not in vain for Vale members returned with their share of honors In February the beautifully decorated gym was the scene of the Sweetheart's Ball. The activities of the band were enjoyed by the members and appreciated by the entire student body. It was with a genuine feeling of sadness that the fifteen Senior members sat idle while the rest of the band practiced Pomp and Circumstance. Sponsored by 44 Sponsored by Grigg Bros 81 Butler Dentinger Feed 81 Seed

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Pres. -P. Farson Vice-Pres. -S. Davenport Sec. -E. Shikuma F, H, A, Officers Reporter-J. Marx eas. -J. Kuwahara The Vale Future Homemakers of America began a year of activity by participating in the District Convention at Ontario where our representative to the National F, H,A, Convention, Norma Olund, gave her report. Extra projects of the members included preparing and serving banquets, address- ing envelopes for the TB drive, and the fashion show at the annual Mothers' Tea. The chapter also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance at which Cora Russell was crowned Cotton Oueen and Gleen Evins was Levi King. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Jacobs, our advisor, and Mrs. Pax ton, our chapter mother, the Vale F, H, A, chapter had a successful year. 6 Sponsored By: 4 Sponsored By: Vale Consumers Co-op Vale Hotel