Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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They aim to deepen their understanding, broaden Mr. R. H. Knight Mechanical Drawing II, Meta! Industries I, II, III Mrs. Ruth Loop Problems of Democracy, Quaker Edilorial Adviser Mrs. Doris Loria Plane Geometry, Junior Class Adviser Mr. Stephen Lucas Distributive Education, Salesmanship, Commercial Low, Consumer Education, Supervisory Activities, DE Club Adviser A DEDICATED EDUCATOR, chemistry teacher Frank Tarr spends a spare moment with junior Bob King, who wants to know ail the extras of the chemistry course. Miss Martha S. McCready Algebra If, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry Miss Betty McKenna Girls' Physical Education, Cheerleader Adviser, GAA Adviser Mr. F. Edwin Miller Director of Vocal Music Mr. Robert Miller Boys' Physical Education, Intramurals 22

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advise, and guide us along the road to maturity Miss Sarah Doxsee Shorthand I, Typing I, Sophomore Class Adviser Mrs. Donna Elias English III, Business English, Jr. Red Cross Adviser Mr. Arthur Furey Bookkeeping, Central Treasurer, Association Adviser, Quaker Business Adviser Mr. John G. Guller U. S. History and Government, Speech, World History Mrs, Helen Heim Librarian Mr. A. V. Henning U. S. History and Government Consumer Education Mr. Richard Howenstine Marching Band Director Mr, Herbert Jones Algebra I, Physics, Photography Club Adviser THE MAN behind SHS sports. Athletic Director Fred Cope, sits among stacks of correspondence, tickets, schedules, checks, and sports records and dreams of a larger gym and an unlimited number of tickets for tournament games. 21

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scope by specialized graduate study, workshops Never satisfied with their present knowledge, our teachers are devoted to being truly educated educators. To improve themselves as teachers and individuals, they frequently journey to nearby campuses to earn extra credits. Many pursue sum- mer courses to seek new knowledge in their sub- jects, while others watch early-morning educational television programs. Still others attend evening classes, thus often administering one test during the day and struggling through another at night. Consequently, nine of our faculty have attained master’s degrees, and all of our teachers are not only college graduates but well-informed scholars. KENT STATE graduate students Mrs. Ruth Loop and Mrs. Doris Cope glance over a survey they made before writing a paper on Salem High's social climate. Mr. Leroy Hosldns is among several other teacher-students. Mr. Anthony Monteleone Spanish I, II, IIS, Spanish Club Adviser, STA Representative Mr. Blaine Morton Football Coach, Geography, Pep Club Ca-adviser Mr. John Oano Wood Industries I, II, III Mr. John P. Olloman Biology, Forma Ideaides Adviser Mr. Pardee Supervisor of Music of Salem Public Schools, Director of Concert Band Mr. Deane Phillips Supervisor of Child Accounting 23