Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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TIME OUT-While Trudy Nedelka, Dianne Lesch, and Gayle Seroka com- plete their class assignments, Jeff Johnson pauses for a moment of rest. Moments of meditation stimulate creativity Library magazines and newspapers also provide a means of relief for tired minds. The library subscribes to more than 100 periodicals. SUPERVISED STUDY - He knows he should study, but the temptation to take a breather over- comes Alex Fratila.

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YOU'RE KIDDINGV'-Val Alto- Sue Boehm. In between classes stu- mare, an SH .S. underclassman, re- dents often find the time to engage in ceives the latest bit of high school casual conversation. gossip from his close friend, senior FQCUS Leisure 3 1 .wsgmwd 'iXaW ' 'H Wit . W1 if CORRIDOR CAPERS-Tim Tullis and Don Wolfgang seem to be plotting a practical joke. It's anyone's guess what will happen when these fun-loving friends conspire. 12 THE LUNCH BUNCH-Senior Ray McNutt seems to be enjoying the VIP. treatment from his classmate Bonnie Schneider. The informal atmosphere of the cafeteria often results in humorous episodes such as this one.

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SIDEWALK SHOPPERS- Giving support to Salem's mer- chants are S.H.S.'ers Evelyn Scott and Charlotte White. FOCUS Community BUCKET-BOUND-Washing win- dows is only one of the many tasks which are assigned to job-holder Roy Bush. ROLL THE PRESSES -Mark HaVrOffl adult responsibilities by working at a part- like many students of SH.S., takes on time job in the community.