Salem High School Alumni Association, Ohio

Sustaining Friendships and Memories Since 1882

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                                                    330-332-1427 - info@salemohioalumni.org

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Click HERE for our latest newsletter.

 

Welcome to the Salem High School
Alumni Association Website


Please explore the new website, update
your contact information, and keep us
informed
about your fellow alumni.

 

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132nd Annual Reunion and Banquet is May 25. Click HERE for more.


2013 Honored Alumnus Award to Be Presented at Annual Banquet May 25th

tharringtonU.S. Navy Captain Tim Harrington ‘84 has been selected by the Salem High School Alumni Association as its 2013 Honored Alumnus. Click HERE to read more about Captain Harrington. 

Click HERE to nominate a future Honored Alumnus.

Join your alumni association for our 132nd Annual Reunion and Banquet at 6 p.m., Saturday, May 25 at Salem High School cafeteria.

Tickets are $20 per person. They must be purchased in advance from the alumni office at 330 East State Street before May 10. The office is open between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 330-332-1427 for more information. Seating is limited. Click HERE for more.

Please plan to arrive 20 to 30 minutes early at the banquet, which starts promptly at 6 p.m.


Salem High School Alumna Works to Save Venetian Masterpieces

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Melissa Conn '83 has a career preserving artistic masterpieces in Venice, Italy. Click HERE to read how
Salem High School English teachers started her on this path in our latest newsletter.

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Discover what generous Salem residents did in the 1950s that led Dr. Joseph F. Kelley '45 to remember the alumni association in his will. Learn what Air Force Major General Jay G. Santee '77 did to earn
France's highest honor.
Consider emulating Tim Breit '71 who is honoring his mother, Mary Frances Ressler Breit '30, and helping the association.

Click HERE to read our latest newsletter.

Some web content is in PDF format. Click HERE to get free Adobe Reader


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Help Salem High School students - Click HERE to share your career information by completing our 10-question online survey. On behalf of Salem High School counselors, thank you to all who participate. This survey can only be taken once per computer.


What does it cost to educate our children?
The escalating costs of college attendance adds urgency to our mission to help provide more scholarships to new Salem High School graduates and alumni. The alumni association is proud to have been able to give approximately $250,000 in scholarships annually in recent years. However, even while trying to help as many students as possible, the association's current funding allows for only about one-third of each graduating class to receive a Salem High School Alumni Association Scholarship. Though the majority of these are substantial scholarships of several thousand dollars each, SHSAA scholarships cover only a portion of college costs.

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 Click HERE to read more.


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The Mission of the Salem High School Alumni Association is to recognize and award scholarships to deserving Salem graduates who are expected to continue their education in a manner that will bring credit to Salem High School. The organization strives to keep alive memories of high school days and friendships through the association newsletter, yearbooks, and archived records and memorabilia of Salem High School in the association office.

Our History: The Salem High School Alumni Association was one of the first high school alumni groups in Ohio, and is one of the most generous in the country. 33 Salem High School alumni met with several of their former teachers on June 14, 1882, and the following year began its tradition of holding an annual reunion banquet. Several years later, association members decided that they wanted to do more than keep alive memories of high school days and help outstanding graduates attend college. On June 20, 1903, the association established the first high school alumni scholarship fund in Ohio. Salem High School graduates and friends were contacted to raise funds, and within four years the group had enough money to buy a $1,000 bond. The $60 interest generated by the bond was awarded as the first alumni scholarship to Walter French when he graduated in 1908. Now in its second century of granting scholarships, the association awarded fifty-six 2012 graduates and thirteen alumni  a total of $283,375 in scholarships the evening of May 26, 2012 at the 131th Reunion Banquet held at Salem High School.