Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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SUPERINTENDENT We strive to accomplish the task at hand With some assur- ance that our responsibility is being met. Among the many things We hope to do, we are compelled to choose the few We shall have time to do if We Work. Within our limits, be they Wide or narrow, lie our chances to come into harmony with life. If, fortunately, We get the pitch, our melody is happiness. E. S. Kerr Page 9

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