Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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SH OWTIME -Biology instructor John Cabas employs a slide projector to supplement the textbook and illustrate laboratory techniques. Mr. Cabas also uses charts, microscopes, experiments, and dissection of specimens to help students understand the biological sciences. THE UNKNOWN QUANTITY-A black- class. By careful explanation and work in board covered with the various mathemati- class, Mrs. Eckstein helps her students to cal terms can create quite a problem for some master this interesting but often difficult of the students in Jane Eckstein's algebra course. Education oultivates insight and character KEY ADVICE -Helen Carlton, typ- ing instructor, helps student Lilane Coy to learn the fundamentals of secretarial skills.

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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.

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FOCUS Services UUR DAILY BREAD-Cafeteria workers Marie Geist and Ruth Jeffries are two of the women who prepare and serve nutritious meals Hue days a week to over half the student body. UNDER THE WEATHER-Senior Colly Rhodes is sure to recover under the professional care of school nurse Mary Gonda, who is always on hand to give medical attention. TAKE THIS DOWN -Reliable and important school business affairs. Their well-organized, the school secretaries, numerous duties aid the student body in such as Marilou Holroyd, handle many many ways.