South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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onfer Miss Heringer, Dean of Girls, is a graduate of Minot Teachers College in North Dakota, and attained a Masters Degree at Willamette University. As advisor for Girls League, she encourages the cabinet to use individual initiative in program planning. Miss Heringer gives per- sonal attention to both individual and group problems. Mr. Ramsdell, Dean of Boys, was educated at Will- amette University and there attained a Masters Degree. His main duty is to counsel boys concerning their prob- lems, but he also supervises student parking and traffic regulations.

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tt N .- .3 .- s . ts s Il' T A 'sf , 5 ,.L, ..f.:L,:.L , VV.LZk, gn l ' ' 1 -LAI i Y F lg? 5 xx di .f3 ' 1 ms It 5,5 Q.: Q 5 Our Principal, Pappy Aschenbrenner, supervises the deans, faculty and student body of South Salem High. Most of the responsibility for the efficient functioning of the school rests on his shoulders. Mr. A is known for the droll and witty humor expressed in his daily P.A. announcements. He has a Traditional way of expressing approval or dissatisfaction to the students. Roses signi- fy perfection and symbolize his expression of approval of student achievements and honors. Dandelions, on the other hand, indicate inadequacy and express his dissatis- , --df. sux - dministrator- faction of student conduct and lack of achievement. Mr. Brown, our congenial vice-principal, gives much of his time to listen to the countless and varied problems of troubled students. Frequently, he is engrossed in counseling seniors interested in training schools or col- leges and in giving aid in applying for scholarships. Mr. Brown is in charge of the school's general curriculum, and in this capacity has increased the number of new aca- demic opportunities for the students of South High.

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Counselors Advise A staff of six counselors, with headquar- ters in the new Guidance Center, are now on duty at South High. The four counselors, who aid the deans in solving student problems and in improving student-teacher relationships, are Mrs. Craft, Sophomore Class counselor and teacher of health, Mrs. Edmiston, Junior Class counselor and teacher of English, Mr. John- son, Senior Class counselor and typing teach- er, and Mr. Tilton, Counselor in charge of the testing program and American Problems teach- er. I . 4 Mr. Charles Schmidt Superintendent i i . M D A h M Mr. Harry Scott Assll. Silpeglntehzltnt Chaifman of the Board r 1 l Mr. Ray Cates Dr. George Martin Board Member Asst. Superintendent .-1. Mrs. Edmiston, Mrs. Nelson, secretary, Mrs. Craft, Mr. Tilton, Mr. Johnson. School Board Qrganizes The School Board consists of nine members. Four of these members are from the administra- tion oftice and five are elected by the voters of the community. :M .lat sr Ti: :urls sell g is i K 32' , ff. ifegsrrflltigl, ' szszsgllrlfggli gil., , -lm Tefiillg 1 ,. Zi' fi 1. .rift Mrs. Sherrilyn Maltby Board Member , . Mr Stanley Hammer Board Member Q ' Q. - 1 Q i ' 'EST g ' Z ' Mr. Connell Ward Business Manager -1.1 g Mr. Sid Boise Board Member