Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Jalopies, friends, laughs SCREWDRIVER . . , wrench . . are the commands of surgeon Dale Schaefer, as he and his assistants Joyce Mallery and Bud Herron assemble the final parts of the motor in Dale's self-built automobile. 6 BASKETBALL'S rapid and exciting tempo draws enthusiastic support from both the community and ihe student body.

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light way to wisdom All knowledge, said the Greeks, begins with wonder—wonder about the world and about man. Whether in a classroom, a library, or a machine shop, such wonder leads to inquiry, and inquiry leads to truth and wisdom. To grow intellectually is the primary goal of about half of our student body, while others among us are thoroughly trained in skills that arc equally important in today’s world. Thus in a wholesome climate that fosters wonder and achievement, we are instilled with knowledge that will mold our futures. CREATING CHRISTMAS COOKIES may be taste-tanlalizing fun to home ec students, but it also adds an important link to the training of a future homemaker. PURSUING EXCELLENCE through precision and concentration, in- dustrial arts students benefit greatly from SHS's well-equipped wood and metal shops. 5

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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