Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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RIGHT IN STYLE with a private office, librarians Dixie Alesi and Linda Davis show off their ex- clusive cubby hole, complete with a sink and mirror. Here they mend and letter books, catch up on woman talk, do odd jobs, and primp. THAT DARK, MYSTERIOUS room across from 210 is obscure to most students, but Karen Zeigler, captain of the stage crew, knows it like home sweet home. There are stored scenery and memories of past class plays, style shows, and assemblies. IF YOU JOIN the tour of the wood shop you will see machines galore. In the storeroom you might find Lynn Costlow and Jim Berg tucking timbers of walnut under their arms to use in fashioning a modern Hollywood bed. Let's Peek into GIRLS! HAVE YOU been tempted to sneak through the boys’ locker room en route to gym class? For the survival of the curiosity cat, the Quaker private eye snooped, found Ronald Linder trying out the new tennis-shoe hideaway. 6

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SPORTS REVEAL the physical and mental stamina of the players, whether they are flashing across the gym floor or whirling the discus. Jim Meissner drives through the line for a Quaker score. Land of Learning, Fun, Friends DISCUSSING PROBLEMS aids in exploration of student-faculty relations. The deans deal with personal, as well as scholastic, dilemmas. Dean Callahan tells Bill Holloway where to find a job. THROUGH ACTIVITIES, personalities and rela- tionships with others are explored. Mickey Cope typifies the SC representative whose homeroom turned in the fewest tax stamps in the drive. 5

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ALL IS WELL in Cope-ando’s hideaway. The only noise is the irregular plinking of a typewriter operated by Gun. hi Id Nyberg, F. E. Cope’s secretary. During her senior year Gunnie typed letters and was errand-girl for the athletic director. KEEPING LATE, LATE hours, the queen of SHS's night life is Neva Geary. Mr. Cameron's secretary, Neva records attendance and types correspondence of the Salem Trade Extension classes held Tuesday and Thursday nights in our classrooms. Unfamiliar Places BOYS! YOU'VE ALL peeked into the dean of girls’ office. Here Judy Darner discusses next year’s schedule with Dean Zimmerman, but you might see a gal getting scholarship aid, or even your best girl getting advice to the lovelorn. HANDY HUSBANDS and culinary-wise wives train in the metal shop and home-ec kitchen. Glenda Peters, Joyce Edgerton, Carol Nicholson confront the eternal chore of dishwashing, as Tim Jones and Bob Kirch- gessner turn out a gadget on a lathe.