Salem High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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T H E O R A C L E Senior Class Poem 0 o o Salem High, our praise devoted To your name shall ever beg To the blue and white forever, And the Class of Twenty-Three. Through our four long years of effort To the victory now that's won, We our school days shall remember Now our high school days are done. So we leave familiar channels For life's wide uncharted sea With regrets for days now past us And high hopes for things to be. Salem High, 'till life's last trumpet, May our loyalty to thee Be the never changing glory Of the Class of Twenty--Three. A-'LASTERISK C402

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T H E O R A C L E I. II. III. IV. V. VI. VII. VIII. IX. X. XI. XII. XIII. XIV. XV. XVI. XVII. By-Laws of Senior Class I-lang out of windows and wave to all passers-by. Always get up late and then take your time going to school-other wise will get there on time. Congregate in cloakrooms and halls whenever possible. Cut classes when suitable. Clive teachers a rest from studying next clay's lessons. Never come to school without something to eat. Don't miss a chance to get a demerit. Be sure to talk when it will annoy your neighbor. Never bring a book to study hall. It's too much trouble. Always express your feelings freely to every member of the Faculty. Throw chalk whenever possibleg great aid to doctors if good shot. Always bring your Physics to Chapel. It's such an aid to the speaker if all is quiet. If caught chewing gum, swallow it, and thus save a trip to the trash can. Take doorknobs off and hide erasers when the opportunity occurs. Talk as much as possible in classes-improve your conversational powers. Skip school when convenient-teachers will appreciate same. Drop all the apparatus in Physics I..ab. whenever possible--noise is good for the eardrums. Seize every available chance to misplace lVlr. Webb's note book- affords more time for pep meetings in Chapel. ' C391

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