Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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WILLIAM GROSS» I am the cat that walks by himself, and all places are alike to me. Dramatics. CELESTIAL HARRINGTON, Waste no time in words. GERTRUDE HARROLD, Of manner gentle, of affection mild, In wit a man, simplicity a child. LEONARD HIVELY, An indispensable man. Of souls sincere, in action, faithful and in honor, clear. Dramatics. DOLORES JAMES, An ounce of discretion and a pound of good heart- edness. Nobody can do again what you've done to this town. Dramatics. HAROLD JONES, Of altogether genial character. Football, Track. NAOMI KENT, Maud Muller on a summer’s day, Raked the meadows, sweet with hay. JAMES KESSELMIRE, Oft in the future day, when the clouds hang dark o’er head, fond memory’ll bring us back to the funny things he said. Pictures of Napolean— diamond studs—swagger sticks—calliopes—ticket seller in a circus. “Quaker,” President of Boy’s Association ‘20-'21. Manager of Boys Basket Ball Team. Basket Ball, Football, Dramatics. page nine

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DOROTHEA DUNN, Begone, dull care! Thou and I shall never agree, O Lord, I must laugh! Basket Ball, Dramatics. ALFREDA EASTMAN, “Petite1' our little Easterner, has become an in- dispensable part of our class. We know that in the joyous highway of life, “Petite is going to be among “les plus grandes. Entered from Carthage, N. Y., Jan. 23, 1921. ELSIE FERNENGEL, “Wise to resolve and patient to perform.” AUGUSTA FILLER, “Her voice was even, soft, gentle and low— an excellent thing in a woman.” Dramatics, High School Orchestra. THOMAS FRENCH, “You know me all—a plain blunt man that love my friend. “All is not gold that glitters. Per- sonally, I have a great admiration for stupidity. Dramatics. MARY GETZ, Oh, what a thing this learning is! CLARENCE GIBBONS, And the gloom of my bachelor days is flecked with the cheery light of toasts that I've made to fellows, 'cause fellows will use me right. Football, Dramatics. CAMILLE GLASS, Give me a good time or give me death. 'Nuf ’cedi We all know those eyes. Dramatics. page eight

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MARY LAMPHER, Meek and soft and maiden-like. HAZEL LOTTMAN, Men? Where have I heard that word? RUTH LOWRY American Beauty Roses—black velvet gowns with long trains'—brightly1 lighted ballrooms — peacock feathers. Dramatics. EDNA MINSER, The precious gift of steadiness. DONALD MONTGOMERY, Wait a minute, wait a minute,, I won't be puz- zled! Dramatics, Debate, Quaker.” ORA MONTGOMERY, Soul fraught little piece of earnestness. ELIZABETH MILLER, For light's her heart and blithe’s her song. Dramatics, Quaker.” ELIZABETH MOORMAN, Forget-me-nots-—Lavander and old lace—-an echo-doves. page ten