Salem Junior High School - Quakerette Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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MR. EARLE B. SMITH PRINCIPAL FACULTY AINID SCHOOL STAFF L I

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22 .ADMINISTRATORS GIVE LEADERSHIP AND GUIDANCE The hub of the Junior High School is the office of the Principal, Mr. Earle Smith, and. Dean of Boys, Mr. Joe Boone. From 8:30 until h:OO the waiting room is filled with students,. who are there for a variety of reasons, and the office buzzes with activity. Mr. Smith's days are filled with a variety of duties. It is his responsibility to guide the staff, keep the daily schedule running smoothly, and maintain high standards of scholarship. Although his schedule is a busy one, Mr. Smith always has time to be a friend and advisor to the stu- dents of SJHS.' Mr. Boone, as assistant Principal, supervises the sale of Association memberships and the division of this money. As Dean of Boys, he is responsible for the boys' absence and tardyi records, guiding and counseling, and discipling boys. As Director of the Junior High School Athletics, Mr. Boone schedules football and basket- ball games, and track meets. He keeps athletic records and is responsible for the purchase and upkeep of athletic equipment. 'Variable as the weatheru might aptly describe activities in the office of Mrs, Hum, Dean of Girls, this year. When weather was bad, traffic was heavy in the excuse and admit- tance slip department. When skies cleared, attendance busi- ness dropped. This was the signal for testing and counseling activity which brought a steady stream of traffic to the guidance center. The need for information about individuals opened a brisk trade in the testing de- partment. A whole galaxy of tests was required to answer all the questions posed: in- dividual psychological tests, group achievement tests, school ability tests. This assorted inventory augurs well for the total educational program. The nutlnok for increased activity in the guidance depart- ment next year is promising. It is felt that students need to get all the help they can in understanding themselves, in making educational and vocational decisions and in assuming re- sponsibility for their decisions. Over-all progress report: favorable. FACULTY AND SCHOOL STAFF Row 1: Mrs. Bowles, Mrs. Kilbreath, Miss Emery, Miss Floding, Mrs. Baker, Mrs, Horton, Miss Roller, Mrs. Eckstein, Mrso LSI' . Row 2: gent Mr. Smith, Mrs. Cline, Mrs. Starkey, Miss Zimmerman, Miss Ward, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs, Pelley, Mr. Earl S. Kerr Row 3: MPS. Youtz, Mrs. Hum, Miss Hanna, Mr. French, Mr. Martin, Mr. Goard, Mrs. Votaw, Miss Redinger, Mrs. Mercer, Miss Snyder, Miss Hurray Row M: Mr. Howenstine, D. M. Fadely, Mr. Reiber, Mr. Cope, ' Mr. Fitzsimmons, Mr. Boone, Mr. Pridon, Dean Phillips, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Kelley Absent: Mr. Hoopes

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STUDENT COUNCIL NINTH GRADE QUAKERETTE STAFF EIGHT GRADE QUAKERETTE STAFF