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The problems are tough bi t someone is always ready to help . . Studying for Tests Keeps Us Busy and Scholarship Key winners show hard work gets results. First; Mary Lou Pralt, Laurel Schouer, Sherry Givelber, Morionne Woodle, Borbaro Sailer, March Boukalik, Kothie Meyer. Second: Marci ' o Hruby, Joyce Schoffer, Rertee Coponero, Linda Click, Florence Rosewo er, Failh Silver, Ellen Pmsan, Janice Soften. Third: Mary Bingham, Laurel Joseph, Sa y St enger, Marilyn Horak, Mary Miller, Sandra Newmon, Susan Sallzman, Paul Feinberg, Maurice Zilber. Fourth: Ken Berns, Bob Carlelon, Ralph Fuhrer, Don Lin- dow. Bob Sugor, George Gingold, Harold Hams. Fifth: Eugene Wachlel, David Jones, Bruce Kloppman, Mike Cop on, Sheldon Epstein, Bob Rosewater, Stanley Dunn, Peter Crumbine, Dennis Goodman.
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Research or study is made easy by fhe library facilities. Jack Freund will discover there is more to geometry than drawing triangles. Shaker High School follows the policy of test, teach, test, be- cause its extensive testing program enables the faculty to know more about each student. Early in the school year several diag- nostic tests in vocabulary, spelling, and reading are given and the results employed in mapping the course of study in English for the year. In addition to the usual weekly tests in most classes, mid-term and final examinations are given in all major subjects. Juniors and seniors are required to take an academic aptitude test, the American Council Psychological Examination, and sen- iors may choose to take Scholastic Aptitude and Achievement Tests sponsored by the College Board. Co-operative Achieve- ment Tests are given in all science, mathematics, and language courses, English and American History. The results of these co- ops, which are given at many high schools, show that Shaker compares favorably with independent (private) schools. i .J.4r dtJ M M A young hopeful checks her exam grade. Are they playing Concentration?
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Pensive seniors compare the Merrie Old England they ' ve read about with the slides at Mr. Starr ' s assembly. We ' re Not Always in Class When We Should Be Miss HIavin is swamped with the usual morning requests for gym excuses. The three minute break between classes. 10
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