Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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B G L U D W I G Principal This has been Mr. LudWig's fifth year at Salem High School. For live years he has been Working for the benefit of the student body. To him we owe our balanced schedules of study and recreation. He has never refused to help anyone who has sought his aid or advice. Respected and admired by each and every student, he has brought us interesting and education- al assemblies that We enjoy, parties and dances, and everything that makes high school days the happiest of one's life. He has never refused to cooperate with any club in planning its activities. Indeed, Mr. Ludwig is one person Without Whom We could never get along. 5

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4l if E . S K E R R Superintendent of Schools Before coming to Salem in 1931 to become super- intendent of Salem Public Schools, Mr. E. S. Kerr was assistant superintendent at Canton, and before that he was superintendent of schools at Martins Ferry, Ohio. He is well-known to all the students and to their parents. He is executive officer for the Board of Edu- cation and believes that the constant advancement of education is necessary for building strong and reliable citizens. The present and future policies of the schools are worked out under his leadership. He is well- knovvn throughout the state of Ohio for his education- al activities and last October was elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Association. 4

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LOREN D. EARLY Dean of Boys Robert W. Campbell LIIEARKY This has been Mr. Early's second year as Dean of Boys at Salem High. During that time he has won the respect and lasting admiration of all students in the school. Besides helping the boys with their many problems, he has found jobs for quite a number of SCHOOLBOARD Behind the academic and social activities of Salem High School there is a small group of prominent Salem men who have no direct contact with the students. These five men make up the Board of Education. In their hands rests the responsibility for approving the educational policies set up for Salem schools. The ma- jority of the students see very little of the men pictur- ed below. They are the ones responsibile for keeping the schools up to date, for it is they who pay the bills and approve the appointments of teachers. They have many other important duties, dealing mostly with school finance. Mr. Kerr acts as intermediary be- tween the school board and the teaching staff. The president of the school board is A. E. Beardmoreg vice president is John T. Burns. The clerk of the board is George F. Koontz. The other members of the board are Frederick P. Mullins, George P. Lozier and Robert W. Campbell. Mr. Campbell is new on the school board, having succeeded George Baillie this year. them. Left to right: George F. Koontz, Superintendent Kerr, George W. Baillie, who is replaced by Robert W. Clamp- bell, Frederick P. Mullins, A. Earl Beardmore, John T. Burns, and George P. Lozier. 6