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

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ts A POSTER CRAZE ENLIVENED WALLS, SCHOOL SPIRIT UMad Mazen was the word for SJHS during April and May as its frame was redecorated with pertinent signs aimed to curb bad habits of students and to create a livelier school spirit. The signs, made by Mrs. Pelley's art students, ranged from 'Keep Your Locker in the Hallshg Other accomplish ments of these sloganed draw- ings were hiding the dirty walls, putting students and teachers into a dizzy daze of signs 'n' slogans, and harassing their consciencesf The most adequate cap- tion of all, emphasizing the importance of each message in one slogan--HHear ye, Hear ye, All ye poster-makers--Be sure ye practice what ye preachln Shapen to nDon't Clown in , - AWARDS OFFERED TO EIGHTH, NINTH GRADERS Since SJHS has become a three year junior high school, additional awards and prizes have been added to those that were already established. A list of awards and qualifications is given below. Eligible Name of Award Qualifications Candidates Award American Legion Character, One boy - 9th Medals Award leadership, One girl - 9th ' scholarship, service Arta Snyder Pronounced Pro- Two ninth Mona English Award gress in English graders V during 7th, 8th, 9th years Marie Burns Progress in One boy - 9th Money Award playing instru- One girl - 9th ment Brooks Award Skill in Crea- Ninth Graders Money tive writing Twenty Top Highest grades Scholars during 7th, Sth, Ninth Graders Pins 9th years DAR Award Excellence of Eighth Graders Medals work in American and History class Certificates project W. H. Matthews Excellence in Eighth Graders Money Spelling Awards written spelling Eighth. Grade Eighth Graders Upper li in Certificates Scholarship fState Scholar- State Award ship Tests!

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STUDENTS LAUD STEREO GIFT At a surprise assembly on May l, Mr. Floyd Craig, a hi-fi dealer, and his wife presented the students of Salem Junior High School with a new Zenith stereophonic high-fidelity record player. Mr. Smith graciously ac- cepted the gift to the school and said that the set will be used at assemblies, dances, and other supervised entertain- ment programs. The set had two speakers placed at different locations which created a nsound with depthu experience. Mr. Craig demonstrated this by playing a and special sounds and effects record with a number of songs . ' U D, . . . ur The audience enjoyed this feat fully. The stereophonic set was greatly appreciated by all the school. Careful handling will help it last a long time. STUDENTS DANCE, TEACHERS WORK The Association Party on the afternoon of May 20 was one of the big events of the year All Association members were eligible to attend as well as other students who paid 25d. Those who did not wish to attend the dance re- mained in their homerooms for a study period under the supervision of the homeroom teachers. Other teachers were chaperone for the party. There was dancing in the gymnasium from 3:00 to 5:00 p. Girls dressed in their spring finery and boys wearing coats and ties fwell, not quite all of theml danced to popular G M7 records played by Mr. Stelts. Colored streamers and balloons were used in decora- ting the gym. The decorating committee members were Sue White, Charleen Keller, Nancy Ward, Peggy Hess, Pat Sweitzer, Brenda Smith, Kathy Cameron, Pat Dolansky, Tom Gbur, Bob Oswald, and Larry Reader. Refreshments were served during intermission. Student Council members acted as hosts and hostesses. Miss Betty Ward as council advisor supervised the arrangements for this affair. ' TAX STAMP PROGRAM NETS PROFIT The Tax Stamp drive, that got underway the second six week period and extended to the end of the school year, netted a profit of approximately 3lOO0.00. In May there was a seven day campaign in the ninth grade to urge the students to bring in their stamps for the purpose of leaving a gift to the school. The amount collected for the year by the entire student body was 83j,066.79. The t0P home room was 8E with 3h373-00- Eight-E was the winner twice during the six contests. The top five homerooms were BE, SD, 7D, BC, 9E. The six week contests were won by BE twice, TB once, 9C once, and 8D once. A vote of thanks is due Miss Ward and the Student Council for directing the collection, to homeroom teachers and students who counted stamps, and to all who contributed stamps for this successful project. ---. ,.-., ,.., 4,.-.. .. ...l I..--, ,.--- gxy - gg, .-5:-' f.2- .-1 r if-g 1-g'g. .':r fir ft - V - , .,- . ,

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