Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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N I Twenty Five Years Is not so long when measured by the span of time but it is certainly a milestone in the life of an educational institution. Some of the greatest achievements in educational his- tory have taken place during the past 25 years and in the community of Salem, edu- cational progress and Salem High school are synonymous. Today we proudly look back on the steady steps of progress made and point out the outstanding achievements of our high school. Now, as We honor Salem High on this silver anniversary, We look forward to a bril- liant and even more successful future and join unanimously in a hearty Wish that when another 25 years have passed our high school may once again look back upon a quarter of a century of continual progress as a public servant devoted to the application of the principles and purposes of modern education. 12 w

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Z5 Years Ago The faculty of Salem High had only 16 members and these teach- ers taught a total of only 19 dif- ferent subjects. There were several vocational courses but the idea of teaching such things as sewing, cooking, metal industries, mechan- ical drawing and similar courses had not yct been fully developed in the minds of educators. As we look back at the faculty and curriculum of a quarter of a century ago, and compare them to the present, the rapid growth of Salem High can readily be seen as proof of the fact that it has kept pace with the developments of modern education. Our faculty at present includes 33 instructors and almost 50 dif- ferent courses are offered, includ- ing all subjects that are considered desirable or essential for the stu- dents of today and many new com- plete departments undeveloped 25 years ago. And now, having paused here briefly to compare the faculty of 1917 with that of today, We now present the directors, adminis- trators and instructors who make up the faculty of Salem High School. O Left to right, top to bottom: Mr. Ludwig helps in anlvz-rtise the pf-p rally . . . looks as lliinllgili Mr, Km-ller has his eye mi some- lhiizg' , . . thi- 4-zinierelmrin czrtf-lu-s Mr. l'lQ'Illlll'lQ.1 by surprise . . , Hob Iliu-hiv and Mr. Vnvbbs slww Vlizll llil-y'1'e the ln-sl of pals' . . . Miss McLTzlrIliy explains . . . happy smiles at the end ol' :lniothm-1' day . . , Miss iii-'HI'-K-llITlUI'1' pinis :ln 21IllliflllllL'l'lllll'T'I'1, on the bulletin bluzirfl . . . Salem Higlrs Higgs 'l'hr4-1-'Y iii sports. . . L1 sL'1-m-atllie Ven-ulty Huy 'Z10c'l pzirly. 14