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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea. Oram
Wednesday, NoTtmber 11, 1888
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Curriculum
( On New So.
Plana ior the operation of
the new South Salem high
Khool are proceeding apace
with the construction of that
multl-mllllon dollar project,
according to a curriculum re
port made to the director!
Tuesday night by Supt Walter
X. Snyder.
The eontractore are making
satisfactory progress on the
huge structure and barring un
foreseen developments, it will
be ready for use In September,
J854.
Superintendent Snyder out
lined the differences in the
course of study between the
North and South schools.
Graphic arts will be main
tained at the South senior high
and the agricultural course
will be continued at the North
unit Tenth grade students will
not be faced with the necessity
of taking biology as a required
subject.
To take up the lag between
the receipt of new tax monies
and the payment of bills owed
by the district. Clerk C. C.
Ward was authorized to secure
short time loans from the U. S
National and first National
banks up to a maximum of
500,000. The rata will be 3
per cent There is an immedi
ate need for f 100,000, reported
Ward.
Ward gave a brief report of
his participation in the annual
convention of National Associ
ation of School Business Offi
cials, held at Cleveland In Oc-
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Report Made
Salem High
tober.
Robert DeArmond, attorney
for the board, briefed the re
cent supreme court opinion
dealing with teacher tenure.
Aa the courts Interpret the
tenure act teacher is either
working on the three-year
probationary period, is on ten
tature or la a bonafide substi
tute. This means a board could
place an instructor on tenure
immediately after entering the
system. This situation is not to
the liking of those teachers
who have worked their way
through the probationary per
iod. However, it is not antici
pated that the ruling will have
any effect upon the Salem sys
tem other than to make sure
that new teachers are placed
on probation.
If present population trends
continue there will be need for
an additional 14 classroom In'
struclors by next year, report
ed Assistant Superintendent
Harry Johnson,
The board authorized the
hiring of a full tLae secretary
for Carl Aschenbrenner, South
Salem high principal. Miss Jo
anna Clemenson of Canby was
elected sixth grade teacher at
McKInley.
Slight changes in the ath
letic field between Leslie jun
ior high and the South Salem
senior high buildings were au
thorized. The changea will give
additional playing apace with
out hindering other operations.
It will be necessary to move
two light poles, move the fence
on the south side and blacktop
the south, west and north
areas bordering the field. Ad
ditional tiling will also be
needed.
LEBANON HIGH FLAT
Lebanon The city PTA
council has arranged the musi
cal stage production of the
"Three Little Pigs" to be
shown in the Lebanon high
school auditorium on two
nights, Nov. 17-18. Proceeds
from the presentation will be
used by the five city PTA
groups for each school's im
provement Ihhlng mini atvrnfnf e
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Pictured from left to right are the five Hl-Y members
who were -voted awards tor outstanding service in the
community by Hl-Y members. They are Mike Campbell,
outstanding athlete: Xen Rawlings, outstanding Christian
service; Tom Pickens, outstanding contribution to Hl-Y
movement In Salem; Jim Person, outstanding scholarship;
and Herb Triplett, outstanding student, athlete, and Chris
tian. Special Recognition to
Five High School Boys
Five outstanding, high school
seniors were given special rec-
ognitlon for scholarship, char
acter, leadership, and athletics
by the Hi-Y clubs of Salem,
and were presented with a
year's dinner Monday night.
Mike Campbell, Ken Raw-
lings, Tom Pickens, Jim Per
son, and Herb Triplett, all
members of this year's cham
pionship football team, were
named respectively outstand
ing in athletics, Christian serv
ice, contribution to Hl-Y,
scholarship, and all around
scholarship.
Campbell, 17, was Salem's
scat back until a broken arm
In the Corvallis fray sidelined
him. He also plays varsity
baseball. Besides his sports, he
is a member of civics club and
S club at the high school, a
member of Young Life, and be
longs to A. A. Stagg Hi-Y.
Rawlings, 17, got Christian
service recognition partially
Four Corners
Four Cornets Felicitations
go to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Gil
bert (June King) upon the
birth of their third child. The
little boy has been named
Mark Lee. He weighed eight
pounds, two and one hall
ounces. There is a brother,
Phillip, and a sister, Melanie;
two grandmothers, Mrs. Hazel
Halferty, Roseburg, Ore., and
Mrs. Lillian Gilbert Portland,
Ore., and a great grandmother
Mrs. Ann Sigfried, Roseburg,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mcllnay
opened their home on Saturday
evening to the Krazy Kard
Klub. The diversion for the
evening was pinochle and dur
ing the social hour a money
tree was presented to Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Wslker in honor
of their silver wedding anniver
sary. Extending greetings to the
honorees were Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Chrlsman, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Bales, Mr. and Mrs.
William Fiester, Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Jeffries, Henry Boden, Mrs.
Larene Snider, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Walker.
It Is estimated that the
Belgian Congo river represents
130 million horsepower of un
used water power.
OUTSTAND! NG YOUTHS
for his active work in wor
ship and rededication programs
In Hi-Y and for his job of
principal speaker for worship
ceremonies at Corvallis this
year' at the Willamette Valley
Hi-Y officer training confer
ence. Rawlings has a high
scholastic average. He is a
member of civics club, S club,
Young Life, and he is a past
president of Arthur Cotton Hl
Y. Rawlings also stars In track.
Tom Pickens his contribut
ed to the Hl-Y orogram. In
school, Pickens has a B av
erage. He is vice president of
Civics club, and president of
S club. He is a three sport
man playing basketball and
baseball also. He is a member
of Young Life.
Jim Person, outstanding
scholar, has attained 20 As
and two Bs to date. His activi
ties include vice president of
National Forensic league, rep
resentative to the student
council, National Honor So
ciety, 'National Athletic Honor
Society, and track. He is also
vice president of Arthur Cot
ton Hi-Y. Person was unable
to receive his award in person,
being hospitalized for a knee
injury incurred playing foot
ball. Herb Triplett waa named
all around student, athlete, and
Christian. He has a high B
average, presides over Abel
Gregg Hi-Y and is a three
sport athlete, football, basket
ball, and baseball. His other
activities Include civics club.
S club. National Honor So
ciety. National Athletic Honor
Society, and Young Life.
The year's membership, in
augurated last year, waa the
gift of an anonymous donor.
Last year's award winners
were Billy Emery, Don Croth
ers, and Ray Taylor.
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Building Use
Policy Made
A policy concerning the use
of school buildings by outside
groups was outlined and adopt
ed by the school board Tuesday
night
When the facilities are to be
used by such youth groups as
Boy Scouts, YMCA, Gra-Ys and
other organizations sponsored
by Community Chest support
ed agencies, a charge ot $1 will
be made. However, there is the
provision that the district will
not be put to additional ex
pense in the matter of jani
torial service, light or heat and
that there is responsible leader
ship. '
Use of the building must be
cleared with the school prin
cipal who will determine whe
ther such use will conflict with
the school program.
Use of buildings by adult
groups such as the PTA will be
without charge when auch
meetings are primarily for the
benefit of the school or com
munity. Britain Setting up
Atomic Corporation
London W Britain is set
ting up an atomic energy cor
poration to speed the develop
ment of atomic weapons and
nuclear power for Industry.
Plans for the new government-controlled
body similar
to the U.S. Atomic Energy
Commission were disclosed
last night In a government
white paper. It aaid a prelimi
nary transfer of authority from
the Ministry of Supply, which
has run Britain atomic program
thus far, would take place Jan.
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Mill City No Business
waa enacted at the mil
iar meeting of the city
' No business was enacted at
the regular meeting of the city
council last week as three of
the councilmen were absent
due to illness. A special session
will be called later this month
to approve certain city ordi
nances recently drawn by Jos
eph Devers, the city attorney.
The city recorder stated that
there had1 been no more peti
tions presented with names for
Mayor and councilman sched
uled for election in early De
cember.
Bill Stewart Jr. is the only
name presented for councilman
and none has been named for
Mayor.
Howard Farnum, custodian
at the elementary school,
brought up the "dog issue"
again, stating that dogs run
ning loose had destroyed a
number of shrubs at the recent
ly landscaped grade school. No
definite action was taken on
this as funds for a pound have
not been budgeted.
Brooks
Brooks The Brooks PTA
met recently for their Novem
ber meeting, Mrs. Howard Car
ter, president presiding. Dur
ing the business meeting it was
decided to have a rummage
sale in December. Mrs. Harry
Sturgis will be chairman.
The PTA has purchased a
gold trophy to be passed to the
room having the highest par
ent attendance at the meetings.
Mrs. India Reavis' first grade
had the highest attendance for
November. Mrs. Carter report
ed $304 as the amount re
ceived at the PTA carnival last
week.
Mrs. Joe Fitts showed a film.
Refreshments were served by
the first grade room mothers.
Mrs. Raymond Potts and Mrs.
M. Yarborogh.
Lee and Wendell Trammell
are new students at Brooks
school. They are from McAllis
ter, Okla.
Students from Lake Labish
school and Brooks school had a
skating party at the north Sa
lem roller drome.
There will be no school Wed
nesday, Thursday, or Friday
due to teachers work shop.
The Brooks mixed team won
by a score of 12 to 11 from the
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Haaei Green mixed team, the
game was played at Brooks.
Mrs. R. L. Davis entertained
the Brooks Sewing Club at her
home Thursday. The meeting
was called to order by the pres
ident Mrs. Eva Conn.
The sewing committee re
ported that all articles on hand
have been finished and sold.
The next meeting, a Christmas
party, will be at the home of
Mrs. Willard Ramp, Dec. J.
Luncheon will be at noon fol
lowed by exchange of gifts re
vealing names of "Secret Pals."
Present were: Mrs. H. H.
Bosch, Mrs. Elmer Conn, Mrs.
A H. Jensen and Ramona, Mra.
Virgil Loomis, Mrs. A P. Side
bottom, and the hostess Mrs.
Davis. Visitors were: Mrs. Le
nora Prey, Mrs. Betty Johnson,
Mrs. Barbara Davis and Mich
ael, and Mrs. R. Hawking.
Miss Mayme Keene, and her
brother Chester Keene of Sa
lem, visited their cousin, Mrs
John Dunlavy Wednesday. Ar
thur Keene has returned home
from San Francisco where he
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until age 20 when the weight
begins to decline.
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