Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Knowledge is sun of youth’s bright day

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illumine our bright day jalopy, the excitement of a ball game, the tasks of a club committee, and the laughter of humorous situations help make our lives full and enjoyable. THE MOUNTING TENSION of a crucial play is mirrored in the anxious eyes of football team reservists. WHILE CHERYL MLINARCIK wistfully contemplates the ring-finger bone, Joe Cosgrove can't resist a bit of ro- mantic tomfoolery with the health class sweetheart, Lady Godiva, who obviously reciprocates his devotion. I THINK I'm going to sneeze warns Nancy Ward, co-chair- man of the final tax stamp drive, as Billie Rae Hoffman, Sue Bateman, Gary Starbuclc, Ray Rogers, Carol Porter, and Dave Edling count busily. 7

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cademic The first and basic key to knowledge is a sound educa- tion. With this in mind, our corps of competent teachers and administrators have in- stituted a curriculum which provides a balanced program for all learners and yet is de- signed to develop the special talents and meet the partic- ular needs of all students. The reinstatement of an eight-period school day this year further increased ver- satility in the selection of courses. To foster intellectual growth, to teach basic skills, and to illuminate life through knowledge — these are the primary objectives of our academic program. 9