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

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Sc1ence 1 21 Mus Carrnehta l3arqu1-it B1ology Camera M155 Iune Ph1lpott Head of Sc1enCe De club advl er Tr1 Y adv1ser Mr George Btrrell Dflftmem SCl9V1Ce Club UdV1SeV MHS V1VlCm Chenu try H1 Y aClv1 er Mm-H Irene Hollen ChUl'1dIe1' B10l0QY A9 Clllflplflfl Clllb UdV1 QV berlc Btoloay Semor clas adv1ser Blology MT ElfOY lefleefl B1OlOQY VGTGTCIUS Clllb club advl or Mr Frank Beer BIOlOQY Ento GClVl99f :nology Club advt or Geology club advlser More than 250 students are enrolled IP elect1v SCIENCE courbea of phy ICQ Cl1em1stry botany phyvoloay and a gen ral course IU phy 1cal QCISUCS B1ology 15 a reguued Qubject lor all 1nCo1n1r1g wophomoree Interest 1n sctence 1 furthered ln these aCt1ve Clube B1ology Ae tularuane Geology Entomology Photograohy and Sclence the latter a wemor group itudent who maror tn SCIENCE become el1a1ble tor the Bauech and Lomb Honorary SCIPHCG Award Tl1e Suence club each year encourages outstancllng CIGDCG malorw to parhclpatg tn the Sclence Talent Search pon ored by We tmghoue. Sprlna dayx brmg prachcal tud1e to MIS Hollenbock b1ology Cla l l 7

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MR FRANK BFNNPTT One ot the lGCIdlT1C1 ctttzen ol on town te Mr Fronk B Bennett superln tend nt ot Qchoole Beetde-2 betnq on oble odmtnt trotor he ts o well known epeoker ond octtve worker tn Ctvtc ond church oflotre Mr Bennett hoe on of our htgh school problem os three ol hte own chtldren hove been rgroduoted from Solem htqh ec hool ond onother 1 CI member ol thts qroduottnq Clove ll yeor he ho been exceedmgly bu ,f Cleorlng the woy tor the Conetructlon ot two phymcol educotton untts C1 new centrol heotmq plont new orond tond on oddttton to the vocottonol ehop und other tmprovement ono deterred b, he wor SALEM SCHOOL BOARD ront row: Mx ll'11:'!f3t vtt,ltf'v CE'f'l'I'tll'A'1l1 ack row: Mrn lifxvttl Wlfrtfxltt, Ml lvfftflli Bennett, My llOI'vIl-l Yotxnfr, Mr Hoy lltrrlfrrrl, ll 1 fllIl llVVAll'1 lil Superintendent of Schools, and School Board E E espeoiolly sauyrnpothetic understondlnfg

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Commerce J .-av AQ -it Ujice Training Salem High students interested in commercial work are fortunate in having access to some of the most modern equipment to be found in Oregon schools. Salem is one of a few schools to have a soundscriber which dictators use to record their voices on discs. Transcribing is made much easier with the aid of a transcriber, another new addition to the department. Last spring a retail selling store was installed to give students experience in retailing or service occupa- tions Salem is one of two schools in Oregon to have a store of this kind. This course is open to both boys and girls. Mr. Preston Doughton: Head of Commercial Department, Clarion and Viking business adviser, Mrs. Muriel Klirnasf Typing, Mrs. Maxine Kent: Retail S c l l i n g, Distributivo education club adviserg Mr LaRue Richards: Typing, Com- mercial club adviser. Mrs. Martha Pinsoni Typing, Mrs, Helen Edmundson: Book- keeping, Typing, Everyday Business, Miss Elizabeth Hogg: Stenographic training.