Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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4, , Mr. Thomas Crothers

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Choosing a dedicatee is one of the nicest tasks in editing an Annual. Because it is so important, one person cannot decide who should receive the honor? So the editors, business manager, and advisers meet together and make a unanimous choice. The only specific qualification is that the teacher shall have taught four consecutive years in Salem High. We feel that he should also be a friend of the students, deserving oi their respect, amiable, and accomplished in his own field. With this in mind, the Quaker Annual staH proudly ded- icates this yearbook to a teacher whose joyous personality and high standards of musicianship have inspired songs in the hearts ofall of us ...... to Mr. Thomas Crothers. ' 14 50149 in My Jfeaai' Right-Mr. Crothers plays through a new number, 8 . 0.12:-6 4 Left-Mr. Crothers rehearses the tenors and basses.