Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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John Paul Olloman A ' . Down through the years, Jack, each Quaker staff has set aside a special place in the pages of its annual for a very special person. Dedicating -the book has always been a serious matter, since all the efforts of its publishers are bound within its cover. That this honor should go to one who has proved himself to be friendly, cooperative, and an excellent teacher is now accepted tradition. With this in mind, we have selected for our 1950 dedicatee a man who is known for his readiness to help students with their problems, his sympathetic and kind ways, and his outstanding teaching qualities. Almost any noon hour will find him standing in front of the school in his characteristic manner of thoughtfully resting chin in hand or explaining a sports technicality to someone on the gym floor-smiling his shy but reassuring smile. He not only is high among the favorites of the faculty and students, but his wife and two children also share the opinion that he is one swell guy. Because he is rated all around as a person worthy of our recognition, we proudly dedicate this thirty-third volume of the Quaker to our biology instructor and friend, John Paul Olloman. 4-

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lHl ll-lllllllll A nnud , - 'lll l Salem High Student Publication SALEM, OHIO May 26, 1950 Dear J ack, True to our promise We are sending you the letters of the 1950 Quaker concerning the students and their activities at Salem High School, Salem, Ohio, during the year 1949-50. Yours very truly, Barbara Hughes, Editor Willard Stamp, Business Manager Faculty Advisers: Miss Bettyilicny, Editorial - - R. W. Hilgendorf, Business

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John Paul Olloman Biology Instructor H Q .-i, S ig j.. 79 ip.. -n..., -Q.. 74 7-4 -' ,,-im.