North Salem High School - Viking Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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l Su.As GAISER Superintendent COMPLETING his second year as Superintendent of Salcm public schools, Mr. Silas Gaiser has been rewarded with a new three year contract in recognition of the fine viork he has done during his past term. Although he has spent but two years in Salem he has become active in many civic organizations. He has been both a friend and adviser to students and faculty and has given freely of his time in loyal support of all school activities. lt is sincerely hoped, by all who know him, that Mr. Gaiser will continue in his present capacity for years to come. ln his message to the students of Salem high school,'Mr. Gaiser says, 'AA school annual is a most interesting and cherished printed record. The greater part of the active day of a student for twelve years has been spent in school or with friends made as the result of school contacts. An annual helps re-live many of the experiences which came from that school environment. It is to live twice, when one can enjoy the recollection of his former school life. This annual, then, is not only a statement of historical events but is the means of recalling the feelings and emotions which surround these past events. Special significance is attached to this year's annual because another year will see high school history in the making in a new building. The printed record in the annuals of past years and the emotions stirred up thereby are among the nfost im- portant in keeping alive the former Salem high school. New history will be made in a new environment. The record which is to be written in as new building will be the story of the students and teachers who pass in and out of its doors in the future. For those who have helped to make the past Salem high school, I extend sincerest appreciation and congratulations. For its future students, I earnestly hope that the history of Salem high school will be one of still greater achievement and more lofty ideals. SIIQAS GAISER Superintendent of Salem Schools 6 l

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