Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Academic progress measures ability of SHSers A young mind is It theorizes A fragile thing. And philosophizes It And Is something that Experiments Must be loved With life. And It Understood. Yet Learns of truth It is a strange thing. And God and For It It can weep Can teach those For humanity, Who watch carefully. And It The injustice and Loves and defends Brutality of life The good of man, And Yet Mankind, while it still It fights injustice Can love and forgive And hatred and prejudice. And It Try to comprehend the Yearns for new things, Subtle goodness of man. It strives to wake up It The Searches ever for an World from its daze Identity in this world. And make it progress.

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□ The big year . . . long awaited . . . still learning . . . still trying . . . joys and sorrows . . . things to remember . . . little things , . a chance remark ... a good grade . . . a bit of advice ... a coke with a friend ... a long talk ... big things . . . the prom . . . grades . . . college applications . . . tests for scholarships . . . ACT . . . SAT , . “those achievement tests!” . . . being top in school . . . liking it . . . looked up to by underclassmen , . . basketball games , . . cheering . . . football games ... the football queen and court , . . being proud of our class . . . semester tests . . . groans of dismay . . . “Eight pages—and tough” . . . English IV . . . problems of democracy . . . learning . . . trig . . . physics . . . studying . . . health . . , Deutsch . . . working . . . being warned about col- lege courses . . . “You think this is bad laughing . , . broad suffrage does not mean the right of women to vote!” . . . Mr. Allen’s jokes . . . typical Mr. Jones remarks . . . “Women” . . . laughing with a friend . . . but crying, too . . . being so unsure of things ... a belief suddenly shattered , . . disagreements with friends ... or teachers ... or parents . . . disappointments . . . not belonging to something special . . . not going to a dance ... a poor grade on something you were proud of . . . not quite understanding . . . wonder- ing about many things . . . confused . . . some- times not knowing right from wrong . . . sometimes not wanting to believe in things . . . wanting to do something . . . defending our beliefs . . . debating issues . . . sometimes reaching a solution . . . enjoying our senior year . . . the Canteen . . . the games . . . classes . . . teachers. . . friends . . . things to remem- ber ... as we were seniors ■ Hundredth senior class PERHAPS A LITTLE APPREHENSIVE about the future, Senior Class officers Lee Schnell, president; Jim Huber, vice- president; and Judy Durham, secretary-treasurer, have met with various committees and assisted Senior Class Adviser Robert Roller—all as a part of managing the affairs of the Class of 1964. GARY ABRAMS CAROL ADAMS KATHRYN ADAMS LLOYD ADAMS FRANK AIELLO MARK ALBRIGHT THEODORE ALBRIGHT THOMAS ALLISON 24