Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Either Frederick-— ‘Teddy The Iheroane c-f nmn I horary ef- forts. Library. !iizib fb Gib ban a— EJirabcth. Work, work, work — her lidmfi-; litVpr Cta3« Ruth dardonr- l3udr ■ Oh, I don l know a t’hinj '—but ewy knows she does. Helen CkrisdwSa—“Halm Idlest with beauty and hnuu. Delate. I 'i rsi 11.:i-i i ir Librat y. Theodora Groce—“Teddy™ One of I hr tew quiet seniors, Arthur Gretti-ameytr—“Artie'1 He startled S. II. £. with his loo? hn II rihilisy Fooiball (4)- Mary Ellen Grow— Mary Yclltn W|(3F—I don't knawl,r Lera Haurl — Stretchr Le i George do it I ba ketbaia (2), (3 . Hj—Cap- lain Ml. PW GiS

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Florence Calladine—“Flossy” Brown eyes, perfect hair, exquisite smiles. Dramatics. Quaker (2). Erla Clay—“Erla” “Oh! That’s the dumbest thing I ever heard of!” Debate. Mildred Cope—“Milly” Daisies won’t tell! Clare Davis—“Freckles” He’s small—but give him time! Ruth Dressel—“Ruth” “My papa says----!” Library. Edna Fynes—“Edna” Quiet and stately. Entered from Washingtonville 1921. Josephine Dunn—“Joe” The fair-haired Diana! Morgan Forney—“Empty” The leader of the gang. President of the class (3). Football Manager (4). Sec,-Treas. B. A. (3), (4). Dinamo. Quaker (2). page eight

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Loren Herbert—“Herbert” He can tie better knots than any scout. Stella Himmelspach—“Stella” “It isn't any good.” Lucia Himmelspach—“Lucia” I can’t help it ’cause I have noth- ing to say. It seems I was built that way. Ruth Hoch—“Ruth” She’s willing. Library. W ■- Florence Hoffmaster—“Florence” May Murray— May” Blest with brains. “It’s awful to be the oldest.” Debate. Dinamo. Quaker (4). Lucy Hole—“Lucy” Mary Iler—“Mary” Her cleverness shines forth in How does your garden grow? everything she does—but washing dishes. page ten