Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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FOCUS ANYTHING GOES -This popular song was played regularly at foot- . . . ball games by the Salem High School Marching Band. Spectators looked forward to an enjoyable halftime performance each week by Richard Howenstein and his students. QUAKER CLEAN-UP-One of the Key Club's 3 primary projects this year was reconstructing two Quaker Sams which they erected at football and basketball games. IN A BIND-As library club members, Amy Hobbs and Pat Yakubek repair damaged books. This is one of the many service projects carried out by the club to help maintain an efficient school library.

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A CLEAN SWEEP-A familiar sight cient, the custodians are friendly courteous around the halls of SHS. is Willard Crowl, and helpful Needless to say they play a known to most as Ike . Besides being effi- vital role in maintaining a well run school READ ALL ABOUT IT-Open daily, the school library provides the students with numerous reference books, novels, magazines, and newspapers. Irene Gbur, assistant librarian, helps S.H.S.'ers use library facilities.

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A LITTLE HIGHERU-Pep Club President Jeff DECK THE HALLS-As in past years the Student Council deco- Johnson receives assistance from Beverly Callahan rated the halls of Salem High School with Christmas trees. The in anchoring one of the many posters designed to student body took an active part in this project by contributing boost school spirit. 07'flf1m6I1fS. l Co-operation is achieved by sharing in group endeavors LET ME EXPLAIN -J ohn Graham is quite capable of explaining the various intricacies ofthe research project which won him an award at the Salem Senior High Math Fair sponsored annually by his organization, the Slide Rule Club.