Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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WE-L-LLL -Mr. Alden Gross expresses his honest opinion of modern music fads while listening to an impromptu guitar performance by his son Jim, an ardent rock and roll fan. L'i . 1 SPAGHETTI AGAIN -In preparation for the evening meal, Italian A.F.S.'er Andy Parolo helps Don and Kathy with the family chores in the King household where he resided for his year in Salem. BRINGING IN THE LEAVES -Like many Salem teen- agers, Dave Schwartz finds that autumn brings not only school and football games, but also an annual job: raking leaves. Family ties build bonds of love and selflessness 3 l

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FOCUS Family BACKYARD NURSERY-As senior Jane Shivers NOW SUZANNEU- But Daddy, I'm sure Christopher proves, younger brothers and sisters often need hours of Columbus discovered America. Senior Sue Boehm receives time and extra attention from the older members of the useful advice from her knowledgeable father who regularly family, helps Sue complete her daily homework assignments. A FAMILY AFFAIR -Senior Dianne Lesch enjoys an occasional evening at home watching television with her family. Since most S .H .S .'ers carry a heavy load at school and participate in many activities, these moments of quiet and relaxation are both cheerful and gratifying. ffl

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FOCUS Classes TOOL TALK -An Industrial Arts student watches and listens attentively while his teacher, Frank Stone, demonstrates the proper methods of machine operation. The shop classes learn skills which enable them to acquire jobs. STITCH IN TIME-Students in Bessie Lewis' Home Economics classes perfect the sewing skills which will be of practical value to them as homemakers. TRY IT AGAIN -Student pianist receives helpful advice from her choral director, F. Edwin Miller. Mr. Miller devotes many hours to music and he organizes fine concerts.