Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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i Miss Betty Ulicny Although I visit the many rooms of Salem High from time to time, the permanent address of my termite habitat is the Quaker Office. Thus, I have been able to closely observe the thirty-four yearbooks come into being as the years go by. I realize now just how much Work, love and heartache are involved in this annual, It seems only fitting that these past hours of toil be dedicated as Well-deserved rec- ognition to a person Whom the, staff feels will appreciate this Work. I am certain that a more appropriate choice for this year's dedication could not have been made. As editorial adviser to the Weekly and Annual in the preceding four years, she established high stand- ards in the field of journalism at this high school. Possessor of a keen sense of hu- mor, which has livened many an English class, she acted this year as co-adviser for the Hi-Tri. This has kept her busy, but not too busy to live up to the ideals of her profession in which she believes and practices to the letter. So, it is with special pleasure and with a deep feeling of gratitude that the An- nual staff of 1951 dedicates this Qua- ker to our friendly English instructor, Miss Betty Ulicny. M!!

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