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

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5 lohn Adams - Retail Selling School is made more enjoy- able to us because the faculty is ready at all times to serve us. They help us with our many problems and they are always ready to help us catch up on work we have missed. Because of their experience and superior training, they can show us the simplest solution to our prob- lems. In the classrooms and in activities our teachers willingly do more for us than is required of them. Yes, we the students of South Salem High take our hats oft to you, the faculty! George Birrell-Chemistry Miss Amanda Anderson- English ' 1 l K EQ ' 5 M fs M Robert Anderson-Wood Shop sgvyub-9 Mildred Christenson -Spanish Miss Shirla Archibald-Art 1 +5 x :S . ,N . if , , in 55 e 5 X' , 1 iw gi' Sf? 'i 1 5 , Sag: Q X an X ml' 3 A Skis E if -I .-wwf: L I .- , I Miss Ann Boentie-Mathematics Richard Ballantyne-Geomelry 1' yt.. V y Q., MIS- lean Potts- English Miss Carmelila Barquist- Biology 5

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wi t, 5 HAS 0' ,JK FAC LTYI PIRES SAXO TH' s .. 'sis s 51 Smsm is rr fs' as a ,557 Office personnel, Ruth Bastuscheck, flower leftl, office manager, Betty Anderson flower centerl, secretary, cmd Virginia Hynd flower rightl, bookkeeper. This staff pro- vides efficient business management for our school. Q. WWF' Q Q .. , A 'Q Mr. Aschenbrenner, fleftl, has successfully led South Salem High all of its four years. Cop- ing with problems, supervising South's many activities, and inspiring Saxon spirit, provides a big job for him. Mr. Aschenbrenner, we of South Salem High would like to take this oppor- tunity to say, Thanks, for a job well done! Saxons not only appreciate their principal, but their vice-principal, Mr. Brown fupper leftl, as well. His responsibilities on the South Salem High administrative staff include, heading the scholarship committee and supervising the cur- riculum system. He, too, lends a big hand with the students' problems. Mr. Voigt fupper centerl, has many time-con- suming responsibilities in the South Salem High administration. He has been South's dean of boys for the past three years and before that time taught English and Art at Parrish Iunior High for seven years. South Salem will always be grateful to Mr. Voigt for his patience, good will and the cheery word he offered when we needed it most. Mrs. Lois Brandon fupper rightl, dean of girls, handles the girls' problems that arise in school. Her duties include counseling any girl who seeks help in every day emergency problems. She also advises the Girls' League, one of South's largest clubs. A graduate of the Univer- sity of Montana, she is an able representative of our faculty. i 1 .3 H

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i f I Mrs. Gwen Crait-Health franc, Cosco-Lupin Miss pm Deeneyifyping Qld v ull? H y 5 , , .s asian i Lee Gustalson- Mrs lac ueline q 5 Boys Physical Education ' q io' eil s, 'Ei ,Sf xg' lohn Edmundson- Arithmetic Donald Empy-U.S. History A typical faculty meetinq in session K1 M10-mmmv ,, 1 , - is an I fr it xx Q tk ,WW i V Mrs. Helen Edmunson- Miss Wilma Earnest- Louis DeLoretto- Bookkeeping Girls Physical Education American Problems