Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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QMWEWUQ I YOU HAVE GROWN UP. . . Under GUIDING HANDS With YOUR SCI-IOOLMATES In YOUR ACTIVITIES In YOUR CLUBS And with YOUR SPORTS

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will Etl lllm OOKING back on three years of high school life, you begin to realize how much you have changed. Your ideas are bigger, broader, and more stable. In other words, you have been grow- ing up. The effects of this War Will make your position in the World far from easy, but the advantage ot growing up in a school like Salem High will add no little bit to your chance of bettering the post-War world. For this reason we have made the theme ot the 1942 Clarion Annual GROWING UP.

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mrmllllllw FTER serving two years as Salem I-ligh's first Dean of Boys, Frank E. Neer has won the admiration and respect of the whole school, let alone the boys. Through his understanding and interest in young people, he has given immeasurable benefit to both students and school.