Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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OUR LEADERS GUIDE US . . E. S. KERR Miss Ala Zimmerman B. G. LUDWIG Superintendent Dem of Gms Principal T. R. Jones Dean of Boys 1 Q

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OUR BOARD WORKS BEHIND THE SCENES . Behind the entire school system of Salem lies the Board of Education, directing the course of study and providing for the needs of the school. This board is made up of prominent citizens of Sa- lem, selected by the people of the city to provide for education, selected because of their recognized ability. The students of Salem High school have seen the product of their careful planning and direction of the curriculum and of extra-curricular activities and know how valuable this wisely selected group is to the func- tioning of the school. During the course of the 1943- W' '44 school year many worth-while things have been accomplished by this active body, including the pur- chase of new text books and equip- ment for the furthering of learn- ing. They have obtained the best possible teaching staffs for the schools, thus making SHS recog- nized as a first class school. This year Mr. A. E. Beard- more, who was vice-president last year was elevated to the presiden- cy of the board. The board is com- Left to right-G, F. Koontz, Superintendent Kerr, George Baillie, F, P. Mullins, A. Earl Beardmore, John T. Bums, George F. Lozier. posd of F. P. Mullins, A. E. Beardmore, G. W. Baillie, J. T. Burns, and G. P. Lozier. G. F. Koontz serves as clerk to the board. Knowing that they are guided by efficient and re- liable personages, the students of Salem High are con- fident of the decisions and ultimatum rendered by the Board of Education. The students of Salem High school are very for- tunate to have these in charge of the schools, and great- ly appreciate their efforts.