Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Y, Y The true test .... the acid test .... the crucial mo- ment comes when a teacher thinks of a pun. If he smiles inwardly and keeps it to himself, he is not a peer among tutors. If, on the other hand, he smirks and holds up a hand for silence, then imparts his mirth and merriment, he's not only a professor worthy of the name--he's a genius! A concrete sponge is offered to the person or per- sons Who can name even one of our thirty-two instructors who has not at some time in the hidden past indulged in this lowest form of wit. That, if our modesty is forgiven, is somethini r l Carl Schroeder Lofjbgfiglgan Loren Early Isabelle Hitt Phx sdcal Geography English Home Eocmomics Nociil Htudles Social Studies mud-'ed Hallett James Mcnonald nibsue 51519119-It Karl Sander Epafukh Dranmaiicis Home Ewnomlcs Industrial Arts N my English Drfimatics Coach MEMBER OE THE FACULTY .... Page 14

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Herbert Brown Ella, Smith Cox R.. B. Clarke General Math Biology GQ-,HQW1 Science Rnsketlxall Gooch Physics Cross Cnunitry Conch Clarsbel Bickel Frederick Cope H9-391 DOUGH! Stenography History Algebra Shorthanl Sociology Plane Geonielry l'mnn1el'L'ial Imw 'l'l'2ll'li Fruch find them pursuing devious routes as far dissociated as ucabbages and kings. Among our faculty a prying eye might discern authors, composers, nimrods, Isaak Waltons, ministers, pro-baseball men, politics-talking insurance men, and far from least, a descendant of Duncan of Scotland, who's hobby is desultory research on the subject. The last. is a new addition, Mr. McDonald, of the dramatics depart- ment. Aside from Mr. McDonald, five others were new to the '36-'37 teaching staff. They were Miss Weaver, who re- placed Mrs. Henningg Miss Roth, who filled the vacancy in 2015 Mr. Early, who replaced Mrs. Early, just to keep it in the family, Mr. Schroeder, who replaced Mr. CNow I'm a G-manb Smith g and Mr. Brungard, who didn't replace any- one. The class of '37 bade them hail and farewell! Page 15 Sara. Hanna Physical Ediiuatiion English J. C. Guiler .Xmeric-an Government lnternzltional Relations Debate l'ublic Speaking:

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George Brungard General Math Gem-ru.l Science Hygiene Helen Henning' Secretary to Slll101'lTli0Tld9Ht Ethel Hendrick Art Mary Louise Tracy Chelter B!'9fl1B'h1Si8'l!11 Janice Satterthwaite llygriene English Nlusn Instructor Iiireotm- of Hand 4 ll' t '1 Dun m Mary Roth Janice Weaver Julia Bodo American History 'rw-i'el:1i'3' tor Principal 'sec-reiirx In Sociology Roald of Education 1-'rench Rare, indeed, is a combination of leniency and disciplineg it is hard to accomplish. But it has been done here. The teachers have grown so to understand their problem charges through patient and sincere interest that such a movement would be en- tirely superfluous. If that state is uncommon, it is therefore, appreciated the more. If there have been tiffs they have been laughed off by both parties, and. as they say in Sweden, everything is hunky-dory. So, hats off! Page 15