Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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14114, Zilamq, ' 554145 Mr. I5i'autigam's English course is something all col- lege students are grateful for. Gardening is his hobby. This Annual could not have been put together without Miss Lehman and her library. She is one of our favorite people. Mrs. llcadri1'k's slow drawling' voice is as much a part of her art course as her talented fin- gers. Mrs. Henning. secretary to the principal, suffers mostly from complaining students. She's glad of Ruth Fidoe's help. Miss Dilworth, quiet and elli- cient, is secretary to Mr. Kerr. She sings beautifully, too. Mrs. VVilt has a divine sense of humor and students End her extremely likable. She is in the nurse's office. 111 , 9, Chester M. Brautigam Miss Lois Lehman Miss Ethel I-Ieadrick Mrs. Helen Henning Miss Reba Dilworth Mrs. Vivienne Wilt I 9

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W A ,7 Classes at Salem High school were not as usual this year. Almost every day, at least one of your class- mates withdrew from school. If it was not the army en- listment center or the draft, then it was farm work or factory help. Enrollment dropped appreciably in all classes. Herewith we present those classes of students who have just witnessed a history-making year at Salem High during which time the school shifted to a war basis. Of the 178 seniors who will be graduated this year, many will go into war industries and into the armed forces of their country while the other classes move on toward their goal and hope to attain the high standards set up by the class of '43. This senior class is a war graduating class, but its members have learned in this last year of school how to get along in a war-time world so that with a minimum of adjustments they may get in stride with their times. 21