Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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The Board of Education meets to discuss the pro- posed new high school. 5 I 2 E Robed Chorus members raise their voices in song durlng their annual concert. f x i 2 Q S Hungry students crowd 209 .during the noon recess. The south side of SHS appears deserted at 4 p.m. The SHS inajorettes stand at attention, while the band members form an HS and play the alma mater.

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Y X Charlie Fineran and Jim Thomas, custodians, shovel coal to load the furnaces and begin another day of keeping' the school in good running or- der. - . rs m V 3 . . Curtnce Loop, a Weekly edi- ' tor, types some extra copy to ' fill 3 vacant space on her dum- A familiar hangout of SHS stu- dents during lunch time and after school hours. Bobbie Durand does the hula while old and new Hi-Tri members join in singing the chant during the informal initiation. Dolores Leone football, q u e e n, fluffs her dress after being crowned at half-time cere- monies at tho first gram Joan Fester zllltl Kay Paxson add the finishing touches to decorations for the class parties. Nell!

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Benjamin Barrett A long-established custom in SHS has been that of dedicating the yearbook to a teacher. The only limitation on the choice is that 'the dedicatee must have taught in SHS for at least four years. This year we dedicate the Qua- ker to a man who has served Salem High for many more than four years, who has made a good name for us in the community, who has helped our boys to develop the vir- tues of perseverance, self-discip- line, and fair play. The Quaker Annual Staff proud- ly dedicates the 1955 yearbook to Coach Ben Barrett. Coach Barrett Receives '55 Dedication Mr, Barrett, head football coach, snapped in a familiar pose during a tense moment in a game.