Salem Junior High School - Quakerette Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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3 WE WERE THE MIDDLEMEN We eighth graders became the middle classmen for the first time in Junior High School. Anything that we have suffered because of the usuperioru ninth graders, we, in turn, have passed on to the uhelplessn seventh graders. Remember the first week of school? Although we laughed at the seventh graders changing classes for the first time, we saw a few of our own number and even ninth graders among the umissing personsu. And remember how new and strange the double periods of language-arts and math-science seemed to us? It was called nblock schedulingn, and we soon recognized the advantages of these double periods. As we look back over the school year, we are proud of the many honors that came our way. Every grading period, the eighth grade class had the highest percentage of its students on the honor roll. We supplied the spelling champion to rep- resent SJHS in the district spelling bee. We were tops in tax stamp collection. And it was the eight grade All-Stars who won the basketball tournament in the final game with Columbiana. We made Ohio notebooks, we wrote to pen pals in Australia. We took the Ohio State Scholarship Test, and we participated in band, orchestra, and choir. We tried our hand in Art classes. We made a name for ourselves in the athletic program. We have enjoyed this year in Junior High School, and we thank Mr- Smith and the faculty for helping and guiding us through a successful year. WE WERE SMALL BUT MIGHTY We were the youngsters of Junior High School. Our first few days at SJHS kept us confused because of changing classes, but we soon became used to the new routine. Homework entered our lives for the first time, and we discovered that report cards were issued every six weeks instead of the previous nine-week periods. As we met many people from schools all over Salem, grade school npride and prejudicen was forgotten. We attended H school in which we played a large part and had the right to express our opinions through a student council. We had so many things to be proud of--a school magazine, All Star basketball teams, and the association program. There were opportunities to continue our musical interests in choir, band, or orchestra, and there was an art class for the artistic-minded. Assemblies provided various types of entertainment. Yes, our first year in junior high school was one of new experiences, new friends, new ideas.

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