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O Miss Ella Thea Smith, our teacher and frlend, whose ready asslstance has helped us lifsil ln all hnes of h1gh school act1v1ty and whose loyalty has Won her a place 111 the hearts of all Salem Hlgh students, we, the class of 1931 respectfully dedl cate th1s the twenty flfth 1ssue of The Quaker 5 A M A 4:. ff' 'I s X, . ,. '-- .N -4 t ' .J-..V.-. --,.,. . rf VJ-' 4- .xy ,. X-Nt, .32 J . : 1 'Fl A A fe -. . th, Q 1. l V, ,,5 ls. I i1.i1...jyQ..,T2 as-.,fs.K,A-s. .- - ,MSB ff x,,,.m ' ,-,, l, ,MQ .-. ., X Y-tl -X -- . , , ', M, K, ' A .Q 1. A- A K X' ,,.--...s, 'th . xv' L ix , 4,--H ff av ,ku .E I -W .,,.,..-s-.., .l.., r..-..l.--,-..,s- ....,..s........r.,........................., I l I 1 , l lf i V 1 ll l Il w I y E F y ,I 1' h l l l E y I i l ' 1 I l ' ll H I. ssss up 4 A, l My my s ll M INIIIINU mn iNwt x Mtlxltux If n xtur Q N Contents I gy, I an Img e beveu . 1 ' 'alt' I'z1g'a- S9 Q'lz .',' Iyilfft' 15 Athlr-tics , ,7 , , Paige -XSD A . ' f' ' ,'- i i i H i i Ju V , ' 12 ' . 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Prmclpal W J Springer Page Eleven ,.-,. ,N ,I v Q A ,b -1 ' A ' - 4 . rw? --N., . , -55 n , A, u' K ' - '-Q . 3 1 - fn -N - X ,Q 1' i 3 .1 , Q,,..,,,,.-,, ,,,.,,T,.,, Y,V:, ,.,....., , WL., v,,,: n..,-.,...,., E S R r 9 3 1 3 5 Z 6 5 2 I I 3 5 I 2 5 E s a I 5 I I 4 v E Y S . , . ,,f , F J C Gu11e1 Mdllde H315 Elefmore Workman F1 d Sto e Enghsh Dean oi Guls OHLON Hlstoly CWM Gy n Enbhsh B08 Athletlcs Maltha McC1eady Muy Lanphe1 Nf 1th91D21t1CS Latm LOIS Lehman Chester Brautlgam Evelyn Cherxy H9Tb61L Jones Llbraman Enghsh Band Enghsh Chenustry Physlcs Page Twelve Y ? 5 I ' ' . I . . 4 h .1 , .I 2 j, .' , is V r vs' I it V , 1 3 . ual' E t'1e1 Petersen Franklm P LEWIS Isabe' Rxtt Ha Old Wlulams Envhsh Gnls Asslstant Coach Home ECOIIOIHICS H1St0l'X Commerclal Athletlcs La xx Physlcal Geography Mildred Horwell Vema Lawn Latin English HISUOIY French M, Sander D011-S Shoop Mlldred ROSS R W Hxlgendorf COIYIIIISTCIS1 Ar1thmet1c Blology C0mm91'C1a1 Commerce Mechamcal Draw mg Page Th1rteen E 3 A ' v , . .le A 1' ' ' 3 - w ' l, . F Y , I 1 1 Ethel Beardmore A V Hennmg Mucued Hollett Edward Engehart G61'm9-H HISWTY Gene1a1 Sqlence Spamsh Hlstory Industrxal Arts Engllsh Home Economxcs NI3th6ITl3.t1CS X Helen W1ll1ams 'VII Claxk Bettw M11ler Grace Orr SCC to Mr Sprmge1 Gene1alSc1encxz Sec to Supermtendent MUSIC Page Fourteen , I I l Isabelle EngleharL Hazel Douglass N WS f 4 i?D 'QWQMS y1jKysN3QiT31r 'I l ln E! X xx xx 4 ,4mQxWNmJW . Q3 'N ' WW! Q ANX X 5 ZZ? 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'- -. , - ' I-I N HENRY REESE Pres of Class 2 3 4 Pres of Salem Hlgh Assoclatlon 4 Commence ment Speaker Nothlng But the Truth 3 Broken DlSh6S 4 H1 Y 4 Salemasquers 3 4 Interclass Basketball 2 Basketball 3 Football 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 RUTH AULD-Class Sec Treas 2 3 4 Lamarkrans 3 4 Sec Treas 3 Los Castellanos 3 4 Pres 4 Commerce Club 3 ASSOC13t1OH Treas 4 Class Basketballl HUGH BAILEY VICE Pres of Senlor Class H1 Y 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Commxttces FRANK AKELSON MARY ANDRE BlOlOgy 3 4 Latm Club 4 Commlttees 1 .3 LEO AFFOLTER Football 1 Track 1 2 3 Intelclass Basketball 1 Ameucan Au Cadets 4 EVELIN BASH Entered from Canton 4 Commerce Club 4 F1 cnclr Club 4 Fllcndshlp Club 3 ln Cant n Asst Llblauan 2 lll Damascus RAYMOND ALEXANDER Enteled from Fastern I-hgh School Detrolt MICH 4 Hockey 2 3, Tenms 1 2 French Club 2 3 Baseball 3 Page EILIIICCD - - , , 1 . ' ' ' 3 - , .. - -1 . 1. ' vu . '- . . , , . , I 2 1 , , I Y Y y - .- . , , 1 ' ' , 2 -- - 3 . : . : ' 1 ' ' - 3 - - ' . ' 43 '- . 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' r NICK ALTOMARE Entered from Leeton1a Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Volleyballl 2 3 4 Chrxstmas Playl DORIS BEALL-Glee Club 2 3 4 J HOWARD ASHEAD B1010gy Club 3 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Boosters Club 4 Interclass Basketball 4 Amerlcan Alr Cadets 4 LEILA BECK Salemasquers 3 4 French Club 4 Quaker Staff 4 Nothlng But the Truth 3 DAN BALAN Spamsh Club 1 Interclass Basketball 1 2 Intercjass xvolleyball 1 2 Quaker Staff 4 GEORGE BALLANTINE H1 Y3J4- Pres 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Salemasquers 3 4 Debate Club 3 Baseball 2 Quaker' Staff 3 4 BARBARA BENYINGER Salemasquers 3 4 French Club 3 H1 Trl 3 4 Boosters Club 4 Quaker Staff 4 Second Honor Graduate Commencement Speaker JOHN BALTA Interclass Basketball 1 3 4 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 Commerce Club 3 JULIA BODO Quaker Staff 4 Los Castellanos 3 4 Sec Treas 4 Sclence Club 2 3 Commerce Club 2 3 Interclass Basketball 1 2 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 Boosters Club 4 Thlrd Honor Graduate , V, 'Lv Z J , v 5 V A ? - V I MARJORIE BELx,7-Latin Club aQ 4g sec. 45 V'French Club 3, 4i spanish' Club 45 Hi-Tri 45 '- , 2- . 3 , I - - 3 , : .- . : ' , , 4: Page Nmeteen ALBERT BALTORINIC Basketball Reserxes 1 3 LELA BRUDERLY-Commerce Club 2 3 4 CLYDE BENNETT-Orchestra 1 2 3 4 GEORGIANA BUTA Three Year Student H Tr1 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Band 1 2 3 Treas 3 Orchestral 2 3 French Club 3 Hockey ,, Interclass Basketball 1 2 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 LEWIS BENEDICT ,, ' n f- - r ec 4 sclence Club LOUISE CALKINS Latln Club Tl 3 4 Interclass Basketball 3 SCICHCG Club 4 French Club 4 Basketb 4 oosters Club 4 Blology Club 3 WILFORD BRANTINGHAM Track 3 4 Cross Country 4 SCIENCE Club 4 JOSEPHINE CASSELL- RAYMOND COBURN Debate Club Debate Team HAZEL CHARLTON Entered fxom Llsb n H1gh 3 Blologg Club Latm Club Page Twenty - 2 i- ' 1: . . : , , 2 . 3 , . 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W ' ' ef 1 4' 'E' .ff I V j ' , , I ' ' . 1 - I 1 ' 1 CALVIN CONWAY Interclass Basketball 1 2 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 Boosters Club 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Tumblers 2 General Sclence Club 3 4 Pres 3 ANNA CLELAND Entered from Leetonla 3 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 4 Boosters Club 4 Basketball 1 Volleyball l RAYMOND COPE Interclass Basketball 4 SCICHCE Club 4 BETTY COLES Entered from Melbourne Hlgh Fla 2 Club Commlttees 2 3 4 Lat1nC1ub3 B10 Club3 Salemasqu 'E' g But the Truth 3 Boosters Club 4 , 'Z 7 N AUGUST conso Ootball flax .e Y 4 THELMA COOPER Interclass all 1 Interclass Volleyball 1 Hockey 1 Boosters Club 4 Spamsh Club WESLEY DAVIDSON French Club 3 4 Debate Club 4 Boosters Club 4 RUTH COSGROVE Interclass Basketballl 4 Baseballl 2 Volleyballl 2 Hockey 3 Soccer 3 French Club 3 4 Boosters Club 4 JOHN DOYLE Spanlsh Club 4 Boosters Club 4 LUCILLE DICKINSON French Club 3 4 Salemasquers 3 4 Debate Club 3 Boosters Club 4 Commlttees 4 Page Twenty One l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -, . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 , . 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PETER DUDA Volleyball 1 2 French Club 3 4 Pies 4 SCIENCE Club 4 Debate Club 4 AURELLA DAN-Quaker Staff 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 V1ce Pres 4 Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 3 ROBERT EDDY Interclass Basketball 1 2 Intmclass Volleyball l 2 Tlack 2 Sclence Club 3 4 Boosters Club 4 HELEN DIEHL-Bxology Club 3 French Club 3 4 Sec Treas 4 oosbers Club 4 CALVIN FILLER4-Orchesfifa 1 3 4 Band Librarian 2 3 Manager 4 Quaker 3 4 H1 Y 3 4 KATHERINE FLEISCHER-Interslass Basketball 1 2 Interclass Volleyball 1 BIOIOQY Club 3 4 Boosters Club4 TOM FRENCH Basketball 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Txack 2 3 4 Tennxsl 2 3 4 H1 Y 4 REBA GABLERf-Interclass Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Blology Club 3 4 Spamsh Club 4 JOHN FRITZMAN Interclass Basketball 1 2 Interclass Volleyball Tumblers Club VERA GILSON French Club 3 4 Latm Club 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Soccer 3 4 Page Twenty Two 1 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . , , . .. , .., , . 1 1 ' . a F 1 - ,ff -A 1 r 1 . . , 1' ' , 1 -- f H 1 f 1, ' . . . 4 1 1 1 . 1- ., 1 1 ,, 1 1 1 . . - ,11 - , f - y Mi . ,. , . . ,f J-f 1, 1 1 1 , , '1 . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 - FWING GREGG Sc1ence Club 3 4 Vlce Pres 4 Tumblers 3 Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 Inbexclass Volleyballl 2 3 RUTH GLASS-Salemasquers 3 4 HAROLD HACKETT Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Baseballl 2 H1 Y 4 General Sclence Club 1 ANN GRAFTON Hockey 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Asst Basketball Manager 3 Baseball 1 2 H1 Tr1 4 Boosters Club 4 Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Volley b 1 2 3 4 ELWOOD HAMMELL-Entered from Trenton N J 3 Debate Glub!4 Boosters Club 4 Mythology Club 1 2 Stamp Club 1 2 CATHERINE HAMMOND Entered from L1sbon Hlgh 3 Lamarklans 4 KEITH l-IESS Interclass Basketball 1 3 4 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 3 Track Tumblers 3 4 Boosters Club 4 Football 3 Baseball 2 ADA HANNA Hockey 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Volleyball Baseball Interclass Basketball 1 2 3 Vars1ty Basketball 4 H1 Tr1 4 Quaker Staff 4 Fxench Club 4 Boosters Club 4 HOWARD HESTON H1 Y 3 4 Quaker Staff 3 4 Buslness Manager 4 Spamsh Club 3 4 Pres 4 Latm Club 3 Debate Team 4 Track 2 Asst Treas of Assoclatlon 3 Commencement Speaker REBECCA HARRIS H1 Tr1 3 4 Latln Club 3 BlO10gy Club 3 4 Quaker Staff 4 French Club 4 Comm1ttees1 2 3 4 l 1 - ' , 3 ' , .. 3 . .3 . , . - , . . : . , 1 . 1 '- 1 - , , , : . , : . : , 1 - 1 : ' , , , Q ' - all , , , . ,-' ., . -ff' 1 - u fjrf-..., W 1 , .. : A 4 Q : y 1 1 V f s - y as zR,I Vx ' '- - 1- . . 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Q 5 J RONALD I-IOOPES Interclass B 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 SCIBHCC Club 4 CHARLOTTE HUTCHISON Fl' h Club 2 3 4 BlO1Ogy Club 3 4 IIIILCTCIZSS Basket ball 1 2 Interclass ball 1 2 May Dayl 2 3 RUSSELL JONES HAZEL JOHNSON Entered from Leetoma H1gh 4 Glee Club 2 3 H1 Tr1 4 Girl Reserves 2 3 Sec of Class 3 LEONARD KRAUSS45alemasquers 3 4 Pres 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Class Basketballl 2 3 4 ANNA JONES Basketball 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Soccer 3 4 H1 Trl 4 Page Twenty Four , - I - Q I I 4 1 ' -' - ' 3 tv ' Y! Q It ' V! . . ft:- Ast - , ,fcxvfs ,.,, - , A M . , ...A 1 1 ,mbsf V ' ,J y y ,. ac., .A X I,- . X -f 1 ' .' . ' ' ,f -,M,v,. -' ' ...a- ,, 1 r 1 , v 1 .fb I I Y I ' I - I ' 7 - Y l 7 ' V l 7 7 7 ' 'Y Y 1 7 Y ! - U FLORENCE JONES-Glee Club 2 3 4 Commerce Club 3 DONALD LEASE Track 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Tumblers 3 Broken Dlshes 4 Salemasquers 4 MARY JUDGE Interclass Basketballl Varslty Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 Soccer 123 H1Tr134 Treas4 ROALF LEE-Sparush Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 nononly 1-mano QQ 1 113 4 Interclass Volleyball 1 A H yy rs Club 4 RUDOLF LINDER-Interclass Ba 2 3 Interclass Volleyball 2 3 4 Quaker Staff 3 Salemasquers 3 4 H1,Y Sec 4 HERMINA KLAMER1-Int ass Basketball 1 Interclass Volleyball 1 Boosters Club 4 Sclence Club 4 WILLIAM LUCE B1OlOgy Club3 4 Sec Treas 4 HELEN KL0OS1COmm1tt66S 1 3 4 Bxology Club 3 4 Interclass Basketball 1 2 FLOYD McQUILKIN-Commerce Club 3 4 Tumblers 3 Sec Treas Interclass Basket ball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Volleyball 1 2 3 Boosters Club 4 Page Twenty Five 1 . 1 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 11 - 11 . , . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . 1 1 ' ' I - , X.A4'gl 1 B m, , 1 1 1 ' ' X . . 1 1 31 1- , . f 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 1 1 , y , .- I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' -1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - FARNETT IODGF Intelclass Basketball 1 2 Latm Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 3110 masquels 3 4 Treas 4 Notlnng But the Tluth 3 Bloken D1Sh6b 4 STEVE MILEUSNIC Tumblers 2 3 Commerce Club 2 3 Class Basketball 1 2 3 4 SUSAN LUTSCI-l Basketball 2 3 4 Capt 4 Football G1rl 4 H1 Tn 3 4 Pres 4 Sale masquers 3 4 Quaker Staff 4 Nothlng But the Truth 3 Broken Dxshes 4 Commencement Speakel Hockey 2 3 4 Soccer2 3 4 DON MILLER,-Track 2 3 4 Broken Dlshes 4 Cross Country 3 4 SCIENCE Club 3 Lamarklans 3 4 Salemasquers 4 NELLIE MEIER,-Qblflmeroe Club 2 3 4 Inberclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Interclass Volleyball IQZ 3 K DESMOND MULLINS-Salemasquersfii 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 Golf 2 3 4 Class Basket ball 1 2 3 Football Mascot!! A RJUTH MILLER,-Commerce Club Sec 3 Quaker 4 TOM NEDELKA-Sec Treas of Qualker 4 Commerce Club 2 3 Inbelclass Basketball 1 2 3 Varslty Basketball 4 Intexclass Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Track 4 MARGARET NAGY Entered from Alllance 4 Student Council Representatlve 2 Grad fuzamed 1n 3 years H1 Trl 4 S-efmor Smence Club 4 H mckeg 4 VICTOR ORAASI-IAN I-I1 Y 3 4 Vxce Pies 4 Salemas-quers 3 4 Debate 2 3 Quaker 3 4 Nothmg But The Truth 3 Bxoken DISIIES 4 . . ,- . ' , 3 Q . Q.. - -4 . . A1 ' , . U . A- 1 ' .Y1 - - 1 , 1 , . , . 1 - , . Z - S I - , I . I ' . . is ' N . nl ' H . 'Z , , 1 , , . , . ll ' vw . , . ' . , , , , , , .4, . 4 ' ar ! l ' ' ,iff ,-' '. U A v ,Bin :Ji 743 . 'fx x V. , ,Q y y , ,J 1 v v ,, A, ,f -X ' Q -- fx E .3 uf , Y , . YN V, -X .ey 1 'MH' 'N ' 1 I . , Z , , Z - ff' , , 3 Vx- - -t 'I -- - Z . I ' - , , I -' ' S . . . , S - - A , 5 V V i 3 . g - 3 1 g 4 ' . - ' , 1 '- 5 . 3 - S , li ' H . lt , ' uv D I Q ' Page Twenty-Sxx ED PAULIN1 Inltecrclass Volleyball 1 2 Inter lass Basketball 2 Track 1 DORIS OESCH RICHARD PAXSON Enbemed f1Om BPIIIU. Hlgh School 4 Basketball l 2 3 4. Football 4 Tralck 4 H1 Y 4 WINIFRED OSPECK-Salemasquerb 3 4 Latm Club 4 May Dag. 1 2 Bzooks Con test3 C1assBasketba1112 3 O1assVO1lUy-balll 2 JACK PERKINS Track 1 2 Football' 1 2 Inberclais Baske ball 1 2 3 Tumbers 2 ANNA MAY PAINTERf-Qommfrce Club 3 L2UT13.lkl3,l1S 4 ulve Club Se 2 3 Pres 4 CHARLES QUINN VIVIAN PARKS-Commerce Club 4 FREDERICK REED-Entered from East Palesfmne 4 Debate Club 4 Scuanoe Club 4 Aeronautlcs Club 3 H1StOfy Club 3 Athletlc Club 2 Mathematlcs Club 2 Hxgh School Cadets 1 Page Twenty qcwn 1 ' A ' I 1 V l ' -I . . . ' ' . , V . , 1 : '- - ' , 5 C' , gif' 1 ' , 9 ' ' - 5 , U v 1 ' 3 s - j 'Q x l K 1, rf 1--ff' ,K ,f x jx fr,-of' ROBERT PAXSON- V f .C A K --1 Q 1' nl, . , A 1 . , T ! 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 3 v 1 ' If' ,f , N 1 ' : . 1 C. , , -- . Z : ' 3 : ' : ' : A 1 ' Y'L V. PAUL SARTICK Footballl 2 3 4 Ba'iketbal11l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 MADELINE PAUMIER-Hockey 2 3 Soooer 2 3 French Club 3 4 H1 Trl 4 B10lOg'y Club 4 BERT SCHAEFERI-Blology Club 3 Quake! Swaff 4 H1 Yu A-,Q MARY REYNOLDS-Sgelgce Club 2, Qonmmltfgs French 4 Boosters Club 4 gf YN X' TITUS SEVERYN X HELOISE SHELTON French Clu Sclenoe Club 4 Lamarkmns 3 4 Orchestra 1 GLENN SHAFFER-Debate Club 3 4 NAOMI SHINN-Commerce Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 Sec 4 H1 T1'1 4 WILFORD SMITH FRIEDA SHUNN Inberclass Basketball 1 2 Page Twenty Exght 52 N Inuemlass Bukmb?Q3 'gQ.-.- , ELSIE SLABY-Science Club 2 3 4 Bwlogy Club 3 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Quaker Stalff Class Basketball 1 2 Boosters Club 4 Class Volleyball 1 2 WILLIAM SIVHTH Flootball 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 'Draokl 2 J 4 Baseball HJY3 4 BERNICE SMITH Volleyball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Class Basketball 1 2 3 Hockey Soccer 4 Basketball 4 Commerce Club 3 4 Pres 4 French Club 4 I-I1Tn 3 00HUIl1btCS 3 4 Quaker Staff 3 4 Q 5 ROBERT STEWART ence club 3 4 La H-4 4 Deb club 4 A-he- Q HELEN STACKHOUSF lnterclaisf all 1 Commerce Club 3 4 Boosters Club 4 RALPH STIFFLER,-H1 Y 3, 4 sst Football Mgr 2 Football Mamager 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 MARGARET STEELE Volleyball 1 2 Class Baskefball 1 2 Ba,.v1ba,l1 1 Ba, kebball 3 Manager 4 Salemasquers 3 4 Boosters Club 4 May Dav 1 2 Notlung But the Trufth 3 Bnoken Dlshes 4 Qualker staff 4 MERVIN THOMAS Interclass Basketballl 2 3 4 Volleyballl 2 3 Foovfball 3 H1 Y 4 ADELE STEWART--Commerce Club 3 4 Boosterl Club 4 Volleyball 2 Page Twenty Nine , . : ' 1 . 1 4, n 1 ' I . y - -' , . . 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C . , , - , . 1 HOWARD TROTTER-Interclass Basketball 1 2 Boost-ers Club 4 DOROTHY SUTTER,-Jnterclass Basketball 1 2 3 4 Volleyballl 3 Lamarl-uans 3 4 Commerce Club 3 HAROLD WALKER,-H1Y 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Crowsb Country 2 3 4 Interclass Basket ball 2 FREDA ULRICH-Commerce Club 3 4 Sec 4 Quaker Staff 4 WILBERT WEBBER Football 1 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 Class Basketbgllll 2 3 4 Track MARX ELLEN UMSTEAD-Spanish CIHDIS? 4 Commerce Club 4 Boosters Club 4 DANIEL WEBER-Senate CL1ma Centrall l Brooks, Contest 3 Latm Club 3 4 Pres 4 Debate Club 4 Sec 4 Debate Squad 4 Commencement Spealker Quaker Staff 4 IAWRENCE WEIGAND H1 Y 4 Conunelce Club 4 Txack 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Foot ball 3 4 RICHARD WHITE DALE WILSON Tumblers 2 Salemasquc-rs 3 4 Quaker3 4 Brooks Contest 3 Broken D1shes 4 Debate 4 Commencement Sp4ake1 Page Thlrty 1 ' ' , , . 1 fi 1 ' 1 W' l i 5 'Y Y A! 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ROBERTA WARD-Hockfryl 2 3 SOCCCTI 'I Basketb'1l12 3 4 I'I1T11 4 LOUIS WISNER-Debate Club 4 SIEWE ZATKO Inberclass Basketbal 1 2 4 Volleybarll 1 2 '3 Baseball 2 RAYMOND BARTHOLOMEW Senior Class H130 Four shorti ears ago in eager bu,13:?omexvhat,'fg!' en and playful crowd of one hund ed 'andkelvhty sf ents entered SalemfH1g,h school as Freshmen Thl was the class of begmnmg lts hlgh school career and a Worthy one lt has been The f1rst act1v1ty t gave partlcular attentlon was football Paul Sartlck Wllham Smlt and August Corso headed the llqt of freshmen players In basketball Paul Sartlck and Sophla Adams made the varslty teams Harold Walker Won recogmtlon as a tlavelmg man ln track We are proud to have one of our number on the debate team Sue Lutsch served as a negatlve alternate Hllda Pletras recelved thlrd prize 1n the Brooks contest no questlon that ln the VIQW of every fl eshm ln It was a 2,16 rt event The sophomore year marked the begmnmg., of class orgamzatlon The offlcers chosen were Presrdent Henry Reese v1ce presldent George Ballantlne and secretary treasurer Ruth Auld School sp1r1t ran hlgh The class had lots of pep and was noted for gettlng thlngs done Two successful part1es were held Sophomores were to be found ln practlcally ex ery actlx 1ty Fo u boys were members of the regular football squad and two won DOSltl0llS on thc blsketball team Three glrls also held places on the glrls squad Thev xx exe xery 6IltllllSl?SlllC and cap lble m tx ack md won the mter class meet lNo1 was scnolastlc standmg ne lected Scxeral xx ere on the permanent hono1 roll Sue Lutsch and Wlctor Orash m were members of the debate squad n Q . ' . 'v 0' Y Y ! Y Q! 'I l 7 I Y ' ' ' Y 1, 1 . 4 . I I -4 in W Ns: sr' f - T ' ' . ' ' va Y! , I D C? ,. K L. I ,,. V, fu JZ '.---....,.-.4-P, . 1 , . ' 1 -A A u . F . K . , ' ' as , - , ar ' r . - ' l I J n Then came that never-to-be-forgotten first class party. There is . , l . ' 1 K1 1 , . Vx S rv E 1 r . . : . , . , . - 1. , x ' lr - ' ' . ' ' fl I .' x 2 l' . I 1, v I n C L s 4 . ' ' ' ,' ' . . 2 ' 1 'z ' ' - i Y. ,.,.' Us' Sf ' g L ' .11 Y 4 Y' fa v I Y 1 , L -. 1. Page Thirty Ono 'X Y Y' 7 Jkfsfb ,Va CK A-s SE 5 VV 2 pf' XX 'J lf' x, XJ' September 1929 and vse took up our school studles and dCtlVlt18S as IUHIOTS Th1s fall there vsere nlne of our class on the undefeated foot ball squad They were W1lham Smlth Paul Sartxck August Corso Hugh Balley Wllbert Webber Henrs Reese George Ballantlne Gene Yarwood and 0sca1 Hlppley Va1S1ty basketball men are A Corso P Sal t1ck W Smlth and L Welgand Sex eral glrls Sue Lutsch Mary Judge Roberta Ward Ada Hanna and Anna Jones were promlnent 1n basketball Leadmg tracksters were B1ll Smlth and Harold Walker Blll heax ed the dlscus 121 feet and Mr Walker ran the m1le 1n 4 40 Dale Wllson and Danlel Weber won flrst p1 IZQS 1n the essay and oratorlcal sectlons of the B1 ooks Contest Robert Stewart made thlrd place 1n Chemlstry 1n the North Eastern Oh1o Scholastlc contest at Kent The class play NOth1Hj,, But the Fruth was presented very suc cessfully The cast lncluded Lella Beck Louxs Benedlct Betty Coles Dorothy Harroff Joe Hertz Garnett Lodge SUS18 Lutsch V1ctor Orashan Henry Reese Margaret Ahce Steele and Charles Snyder But 1n splte of all th1s the Junlors found t1me to play The class party was held m the gym The Junxor Semor Prom was the blg event of the year The banquet at the Chrlstlan church and the dance IH the gym vshlch was decorated to produce an under sea effect were the mam ltems of the program Three mllestones have been passed and the members of the class of 31 now known as senlors haxe resumed the1r scholastlc act1v1t1es 1n good old Salem Hlgh for the last t1me For class offlcers they agaln re elected Henry Reese as presldent and Ruth Auld as secretary Hugh Balley was selected to succeed Ralph Stlffler as NICE presldent The Senlors set 351 000 as thelr goal Part of thls money will be spent for the glft to the school and for the Senlor farewell party The remalnder w1ll be presentted to the Alumnl Scholarsh1p Fund As usual the class was well represented 1n athletlcs. In football Augle Corso, B111 Smlth, Paul Sartlck, Hugh Balley, Lawrence Welgand, Henry Reese, George Ballantlne, and Harold Hackett were promlnent Paul Sartxck, Tom Nedelka, Lawrence Welgand, Tom French, B1llSm1th, Rlchard Paxson, and August Corso gilllled pos1t1ons on the basketball hneup Sue Lutsch, Dorothy Kaercher, Ada Hanna, Anna Jones and Roberta Ward were on the g1rl's team Wllford Brantlngham and h1S team mate, Harold Walker carrled off honors 1n the state cross country meet at Columbus S1,' won flrst place, establlshlng a state record. Several new students Jolned the class thls year Ray Alexander, Evelyn Bash, Thomas French, Hazel Johnson, Rlchard Paxson, Margaret Nagy and Fred Reed Raymond Bartholomew after e1ghteen years came back to f1n1sh hlgh school and graduate wlth the class of 31 . The honor students are Dortohy Harroff, Barbara Benzlnger and Juha Bodo Two out of the class of one hundred thlrty are three year uh EQDEJ V Z--..-.,,-,.,.. ii.i.5fif. -.gil A F '11f,f,,KuZTl '...' e Iggzf' ,fiLgi ' LW -'-H ,f r--M 'X,,,,fYZlL A ' - W 5 Q, -Xw,, ' l N z f A I f , F N 1 n f . rf . , Lx, J I' '. : -, L, X L .., a 41. fm- J'f,Q A l'X,f'A f A -Q1 ...A ' -- --- f' -- -......f .-..., iii 1 A cigbx-'xt:Q f '-QLW sw- .......J V . l . 7 ' ' 7 . . . Y . - D K . K K . . Z , , f y v V .Y K ' T v .' ' . ' S Z . , . ' , . u r n 7 , S , y . , A ' . . . . . 7 . l ' a L K . 1 a 1 w . - . . ,. . K IL - r i H, , - ' ' : 2 v 1 7 ! r 7 A 7 1 7 - , . - . V ' ' , - , . Y . W . . . . . Y . . . 4 . . - . . 7. - . , . T . . . Page Thirty-Two students Margaret Nagy and Georglana Buta Calvm Conway has been broadcastlng over WKBN mn Youngstown The class IS represented IH the band by Calvxn Flller Calvln Conway Georglana Buta and Donald Lease The orchestra members are Clyde Bennett Georg1ana Buta Donald Lease and Calvln Flller The class play was presented SUSIE Lutch Dorothy Harl off Gar nett Lodge Margaret Steele Dale Wllson Donald Lease Henry Reese Donald Mlller Vlctor Olashan and George Ballantlne were the characters ln Broken D1shes In a few brlef remlnlscent words let us say that as a class we have not only had four years of labor toll and pleasure but have galned a sense of responsxblllty to ourselves and others and haxe prepared ourselves for the hlgher thlngs 1n hfe The worst 1S yet to come So wall the doubters glum But here s the better v1ew Our best we ve yet to do Well go forward bravely then And play our palt as men For th1s IS ever true Our best we ve 5 et to do Senior Class Prophecy As I breathed my last my Splflt soared swlftly upwald on the wmgs of Death t1ll suddenly I found myself standlng outslde the pearly whlch were wafted over the walls by soft sllx er breeres At th1s moment the gates parted and out strolled Salnt Peter w1th a look of extreme hap DIHCSS stamped mdehbly upon hls handsome physmgnomy I stared at hxm 1n amazement for the old boy w as none other than Peter Duda one of my old classmates Hello there Pete you old s1nner I sald Is there any chance for me to get 1n th1s place? He looked at me and welghed my soul w1th a slngle calculat1ng glance Well I dont know he dublously replled You d1d nothmg es peclally worth wh1le on earth but then on the other hand you dldnt s1n very much Because of th1s Ill glve you a chance to sate yourself from Perd1t1on You go back to ear th and fmd out what all our old class mates are dolng and how they are gettlng along I ve been so busy cheat mg the dev1l out of cholce souls lately that I haven t been able to keep up W1th the affalrs of mortals Then report to me and Ill let you 1n on probat1on 1f you behaxe well enough Ill let you be Grand Vlzor Just then I heard a flapplng of wmgs and W1ll13m Luce appeared to escort hxs master back to the clty W1th a fmal twutch of lns olden eyebrows St Peter was gone and the 'xtes closed softly behmd h1m W1th a last yearning look I turned and descended toward the 1 r' . , B . ' ' 4 ' v . . ' . . . . 7 y ! , . , . . n Y - a 1 9 ' . 7 . ! Y . 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Pa c 'Il1irt1'-Four I Semor Class Will Hear ye hear ye' All about the blg Auction to be given under the ausplce s of the Senior class of Salem High school Woe be to those who must gne up the11 most DIGCIOUS possessions May you underclass men perceive and appreciate the spn it 1n nh1ch this auction is gn en Step rlght up now and get your prize Leo Affolter leax es his tallen arches to Joe Hex tz Ray Alexander leaves h1s accent to Bill Bently Nick Altomore leaves the door open Mary Andre wills a Cerman instinct to Dan Holloway Ruth Auld leaves her perfectly kept class recoids Hu h Bailey leaves his radio to Purn Sidinger Dan Balan is w 1ll1ng to gne all the tardy slips to Miss Beard more John Balta bestows his quietness on Jean Scott Albert Baltol 1n1c gn es an excellent history report to Mr Henning Leila Beck wills Betty Coles dress to the Home Economics class Julia Bodo leave a broken down typewriter to Room 308 Wilford Brantingham leaves a fast step to Keith Harris Georglana Buta leax es an extra year Louise Calkins anvone who needs one Hazel Charlton gn es her alluringness to 906 pencil sharpener Mar1or1e Bell leaves a Frenchy look George Ballantine leaves a lot of excess energy Dorothy Harrotf willingly leax es all the Quaker work to Marye Louise Miller Barbara Benzlnger leax es the dust of Europe to Jean Harwood Anna Jones heawes a heavy sigh and leax es S H S Susie Lutsch leaves all her footballs to Selma Llebschner Ruth Millei wills her long golden tresses to Ruth Jones Dale Wilson leaves a lot of vowels and consonants to Jack Ballantine Hovs ard Heston leaves his business like manner to Homei Silver V ictor Orashan leaves his danc 1ng ab1l1ty Lorin Battin Dorls Beall leaves her Titian locks to Paul Snyder Ada Hanna w1lls a hte saver to T1n1e Krauss Henry Reese leaves his presidency to John French Anna Cleland lets the mirror ln her locker to be broken Ray mond Coburn leax es a nttle space in the halls Betty Coles leaves a few lumps in the fire Calvin Conwav leaves the organ pealmg potatoes August Corso gn es a grapefruit to Bill Holloway the Sophomore Rudy Vallee Ruth Cosgroxe leaves the echo of her merry laughter ring through out Room 309 Aurella Dan gn es a gl gle to Viola Bodo Wesley David son leaves his mascuhns voice to Kenneth Koontr Lucille Dlcklnson and Helen Diehl leave together Donald Lease leax es his art of love makin to Norm Earley Garnett Lodge gives a few 1313.110 solos to the muslcal world Wllllam Luce leaves a beckoning, glance to Becky Harris Nellie Meier leaves a spelling book forex er Stexe llI1l6LlSI11C leax es a big rush at noon hour Donald Miller gnes his southern accent to Russell Fltz patrick Desmond Mullins gnes Mr Springer a good match 1n golf Mar garet Nagy glves a Flat to the band Tom Nedelka leaves a lot of news I I , ' cc A sy - 7 ' , ' .l ru 7 I ' l' ' . .l .lf . s . .'. v L ll- ' T rv 1- 1 . 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V . - O. - 1 ' - n Q , V V .K - . g Page Thirty Five for the Quaker Elsle Slaby leax es wlth Jul1a Bodo Fred Reed leaxes an emptv locker Thank goodness Dorls Oesch gn es a few pounds to MISS Lanpl1e1 W1n1fred Ospeck leaves a last1ng memo1y Anna Mav Pa1nter leax es Harold s plcture to no one VIVIHH Parks gn es one last look and beats lt 'VIadel1ne Paum1er gn es a date to Henry Robert Paxson gn es a fen dances to any needx faculty member Mary Reynolds gn es a fen wo1ds to the 1an1tors Paul Sart1ck leaves a lot of Bull Bert Schaefer leax es no HlCk6lS 1n the penc1l machlne Glenn Shaffer leaxes a lot of broken hearts Helolse Shelton g1ves a Helo Ise Naom1 Sh1nn gn es a beautlful notebook to MISS Work man Bern1ce Smlth gn es a bathmg., cap to the H1 T11 Wllford Sm1th leaves a hot tra1l to Llsbon John Doyle bequeaths h1s Spanlsh accent to Junlor Courtney Peter Duda leaves some duda doos to John Paul Ollo man Robert Eddy leaves a perfect 1mpress1on of S1mple S1mon Calyln F1ller leaves h1S pol1teness to Tack Carpenter Tommy French leaves a short but forgettable career John Frltzman leax es a penc1l ln Engllsh class Reba Gabler g1ves a powder puff to MISS Hollett Vera G1lson leax es us all alone Ann Grafton leax es a lot of paper IH the vs aste paper Hackett leaves 50 m1ll1on notes to Kather1ne Eln ood Hammell leaves a l1ttle s1gn1f1cance Howard Trotter leaves Trexa for only an hou1 Harold Walker leaves a l1ttle walk to the cross countxv team Roberta Ward leax es an argument for the debate teams W1lbe1 t Webber leax es sleep1lv Law renee We1gnand leax es so he vxont get left 1n Seb11nf ag'11n R1chard Whlte leax es h1s long trousers to Karl Ul1C1ny Ray Kuhlen leaves a post IH the audltorlum for graduatmg Ray Bartholomew leax es 1ather a b1g sur prlse Jack Perk1ns leaves a lot of empty parklng places 1n front of the school Rebecca Harr1s leax es a lot of H0158 1n Enghsh class Kelth Hess leax es a graceful sllpper to all future h1story classes Oscar H1ppley leaves a m1rror for Jean so she won t get lonesome Paul Hoffman g1ves a rah rah to the freshmen 1n the balcony Ronald Hoopes gn es h1s harmonlz 1ng talent to Gordy Keyes Mary Ann Hu11t leax es an apple on the l1lac tree Charlotte Hutch1son g1ves all of her ha1r plns to Bett1e Lee Ken neweg Florence Jones g1ves her blue eves to Tom Snvder Russell Jones bestows drugs on the faculty Mary Judge gn es a pudge to ex eryone concerned Dorothy Kaercher g1V6S a pack of gum ton ard the Old Teach ers PQHSIOH Leonard Krauss leax es a w1se cracke1 to Mrs Englehart Wllllam Sm1th leaves the 1n1t1als A J on 250 desks Mercy Hazel Snyder g1ves one A to Joe Bush Margaret Steele g1V6S a b1g whoop to wake up 206 at 1.20 p m Adele Stevx art leax es her ha1r parted 1n the mlddle Ralph St1ffler leax es a lot of phys1cal geography reports to Ed Beck Merx 1n Thomas leaves a heaw enly atmosphere ,' , , ,' ', 1 y K- . 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J French president G Sculhon vice president M L Sculllon secretary and treasurer Rowl R Albright D Allen E Alexander D Althouse A Altomare M Andrei P Arbo gast J Ballantine M Baltorinlc L Battin Row 2 I Beck N Beck C Bennet W Bentley D Blackburn C Blythe W Bowling B Bryan M Burke J Bush Row 3 V Callahan M Campbell L Capel J Carpenter A Catlos C Cessna D Cole D Coppock M Corso R DeRhodes M Frltzman H Fryan E Gilson Row 5-B Gorby G Gottschhng V Grama L Grove T Hack M Hann J Harrington M Helmlck R Hendricks M Heston Row 6-H Godward A Herbert K Herbert J Hertz B H1nkle D Holloway C Hoperlck H Hortsman H Houts T Hutson Row 7 H Izenour R Janlcky M Jeffrles E Johnson A Jones J Julian R Kenrelgh R Keller A R Kerr K Knepper Row 4-H. Detwiler, N. Earley. R. Everstine, L. Fetters, J. Fisher, R. Fitzpatrick, C. Flick Page Thirty-Eight Rowl M Kovash H Kumevucz S Liebschner W Linder V Loutzenhlser M Lutsch H McArtor E McCloskey A MeKenz1e lv' McLaughlin Row 2 C McQu1lk1n F Maikovitch J Matta T Matthews C Meek H Messenger B Mileusmc M L Miller R Miller W Mlller Row 3 F Mmamyer A Mitchell R Moff M Moffett V Mohr L Nonno J P Olloman J Olnhausen C Patten C Paxon Row 4-L Pim A Pukalskl E Raymond R Ritchie J Roberts M Roth W Schaefei B Shasteen S Spiker R Sprowl F Stamp Row 6-M Starbuck D Steinmetz T Stewart D Thurow C Tice V Trombltls K Ullcny A Ulrich M Unetlch A Untch Row 7-C Walker R Weigand R Whxnery R Whinery M Whitcomb E W11mS E Wllms M Yakubek G Yarwood H Yaeger Row 8 E Yoder H Zeck K Zeller M Zimmerman J Barnes R Burcaw Pictures Missing D Bowman M Bowman J Courtney A Dunn A Paxon C Snyder M Siulea R Thompson Row 5-M. Shuster, H. Silver A. Skowran, L. Smith, L. Snipes, P. Snyder, T. Snyder Page Thirty Niue junior Class Hxstory Offlcers Presldent John French Vlce Presldent Gordon Sculllon Secretary Treasurer Mary Loulse Sculllon In looklng back over the last thlee yeals of our hlgh school career the class of 1932 flnds a record of whlch to be proud We were well represented along scholastlc and soclal lmes as w ell as ln athletlcs Marye Loulse M1ller won honors ln the contest at Kent In our sophomore year unllke other classes we held our class party wlth the freshmen Thls plan tul ned out to be a great success In athletlcs we flnd M Wh1tCOmb G Scullloll Ed Beck J Ifrench J Carpenter N Earley and L Battln on the football team In basketball the Junlors were represented by Ed Beck N Earley G Sculllon M Whlt comb and L Battln Track took many of the bovs lncludlng Ed Beck W Mlller G Sculllon N Earley J Carpenter M Whltcomb R Moff C Walker R Thompson and H Hortsman MISS Petersen had charge of the g11lS athletlcs thlq yeal Many of the glrls were lnterested ln hockey and soccer Among these we fllld C Tlce M Flltzman B M1l9USH1C and T Matthews The glflb who made the basketball team are C Tlce M L Sculllon M Flltzman A Skowran and R Whlnery The Jl111101 class IS pl oud to acclalm Louls Snlpes the drum I'!'1dJ0l Other members of the band are R Albllght H Llllton P Snyder C Meeks and E Raymond C HOp9FlCk J Olnhausen and H Llnton rep lesent us ln the olchestla The Junlol class palty held just betole Chllstmas xacatlon was a complete success The d6CO1dt1011S of the ym w ele ln keepmg wlth the season The Junlols had as thell play The Patsy by Bally Connols The Cl13ldCt9I'S wele as follows Mr Harrlngton Charles Snydel Mrs Harrlngton La Verda Capel Grace Halllngton Selma Llebschllel Patrlcla Harrlngton Marye Loulse Mlllel Tony Anderson Lorm Battln Blll Caldwell Wllllam Mlller Sadle Mary Andrel Francls Patrlck O Flaherty John French Trlp Bustv Jack Carpenter The plot was Woven around the lomance of Patrlcla Harrlngton the mls treated daughter of the famlly and Tony Anderson who was the tlance of Patrlcla s slster Grace Havlng completed three yeals IH hlgh school We have come to oul last and best We Wlll do our utmost to keep our standlng hlgh so that we need not look back on our hlgh school days with regret. 1 I u .. . . ., K , . 7 . v v ' v -4 ' w 1 v . . , . 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III, . -I - Rowl G Keyes presldent R Stram uce pres1dent C Kmg secretary and treasurer D Alexander M R Allen B Arnold D Arthur W Balley M Barber P Baxtel D Beck Row 2 E Beck L M Beck A Benedlct C Berendowsky V Blrkhlmer H Bodendorter V Bodo P Borlas J Bowlmg E Brantlngham P Brantlngham Row 3 R Brantmgham D Brlsken L Brlsken C Bruderly M E Buell B Callahan L Carns G Catlln R Chamberlaln B Chappell H Charlton Row 4 E Clark V Clay R Clunan L Coffee M Cooper J Cope R Cope W Cope B Coppock J Corso W Corso G Davls F Dxetz D Dllworth B Dunn Row 6 R Ernst V Everstlne I Flller A Flsher E Gamble C Getz M E Gllson B Glass G Goodman R Gorman B Grable Row 7 D Greenlsen S Groves J Grubbs M Guappone L Hamllton A Hanna A Hanson B Hanson K Harrxs C Hartsough J Harwood Row 8 H Houghton J Hauptkorn C Havlland J Hawklns L Herron V Herron M Hlckllng G Hllllard R Hlmmelspach W Hmes L Hofman Row 9 B Holloway D Hoopes H Hornlng M Murray R Hutcheson J Irey H Jacobson G Jacobson L Jones M Judge J Kalser Page FOI ty Two ' 1 . , . . , . 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Row 1 R Kamxnsky S Kautz P Kendall C Kermlet H Kerr J Kerl H Kennedy N K11le D Klng J Kmg W Klrcngessnel Row 2 M K1rkbr1de D Kmsely M Koenrelch K Koontz K Kuhlcn H Ladd R Lee D Lelpper J Lesch H Linton W Lltty Row 3 R Loesch R Long M Loutzenhlser M Lmdel H Lutsch M Lutsch C McA1to1 M McArtor G McCloskey G McFee1v E McLaughl1n Row 4-M McLaugh11n M R Malloy G May M Megrall B Mlglxaxml W M1lle1 L MIDSCT K Mlhfh V Morgan M Moss A Moul sauer E Reynolds C Roth W Russell A Safreed Row 6-J Saunders J Scott E Sculhon W Seederly P Sldxnger M Slmone M Snydel R Snyder A M Stackhouse C Stewart P Stratton Row 7-G Strmger F Sutter D Swenmngson F Therlault B Uhcny L Vanslckle J Varlnaltls H Vmcent M Votaw A Wagner J McCartney Row 8-M Walker R Walton G Weber M We1gand J West L Whmnery N Whmnely D Wlutcomb Whltte P W1gg6fS A W1111amS Row 9 E Wlndle C Woerther E Woodford D Wrlght J Wukotxch M Yeagel L Yates M Young E Zeck S Z1mmerman Row 5-R. Mullett, J. Ospeck, H. E. Palmer, E. Parsons. W. Pauline, A. Piticar, C. Ram- Page Forty Three Sophomore Class Hrstory For the past txxo years the class of 3' lr rs made for rtself r rep utatron of whrch to be proud In ex ery actrxrtv rn xhrch they h rxe been permrtted to rndulge we lrnd some outstandrng sophomores Srnce thrs was the rrrst year thrs class xx rs permrtted to elect ot trcers campargnrng, vxas car el ully done and the rcsults xx ere xerv s rtrstac torv The otfrcers are Pr esrdent Gordon Key cs Vrce Presrdent Rrchard Str arn becretary Treasurer Clarr Krng, Athletrcs have held an unusual rntercst for thrs class They are exceptronally proud of Gordon Keyes and Purn Srdrnger xx ho haxe made the frrst football team Others last attarnrng, success rn thrs actrvrty are Dan Alexander James Corso Wrllram Corso 1 rankre Culler Donald Thrs record rs exceptronallv good for any class so xoung The class of 33 has rlso scored rn basketball Those vxho haxe held up the honor of therr class rn thrs respect are Bruce Arnold Frankre Luller Donald Greenrsen Kerth Harrrs B111 Holloxxay Gordon Keyes Wrllram Paulrne Purn Srdrnger and Leonard Yates lhe grrls of the class vxho haxe made the rust basketball team ne Ruth Jones and Mary Koenr erch The reserxes are Betty Chappell and Matrlda Hurray Track men are Bruce Arnold Danrel Alex rnder Robert Cluman Murray Cooper Kreth Harrrs Clarence Hartsou h and Wrllram Paulrne Debate has also held an unusual rnter est for thrs class Many trred out for rt The successful ones are Vrola Bodo and Lexx rs Brrsken The class party was held wrth the ireshman class It vxas a great success and everyone enjoyed hrmself Sophomores thrs half of hrgh school career has been a great suc cess Keep rt up' I D ' 1 K1 L1 1 4 'S 1 t1L1 1: L1 ' '- H I '51, 1 1 ' y ' y- 11 K1 1 1 ' 1 ,L1 K1 - - 1. si 'L1 '- 1- Q -1. y ,Av ' 1 1 1- A1 1,- 1 ' ' 1. 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' Page Forty-Six Row 1-C London B Long M Lottman G Lozler R Lozler N McDonald G McFeeley B McGaff1c J McLaughl1n Row 2 W McLaugh11n C Malloy J Maloney C Markovxch J MaTk0V1Ch E Matatall H Maroscher B Menmng E Mentzex' D Mlller M Moff Row3 H Moffett C Moore C Morgan M Mullms L Mundy D Murphy L Naragon E Neckel H Nusbaum S Oana R Obenour Row 4-M Ospeck A Papesch W Papesch H Parker J Pasco H Paulme A Paxson G Planchock M Popa J Pukalskl M Rea Row 5-R Remthaler M Reynolds R Rhodes D Rlffle J Roessler V Roup H Roth R Ruggy C Russell K Sartlck L Schafel Row 6-M Schmldt G Schuster J Schuster R Scullxon E Sex ka J Severxn W Sld mger V Slulea K Slmone P Smith R Smlth Row 7 R Snyder F Solomon T Sommers W Stallsmlth R Stamp S Staxbuck W Steele F Strader P Strader E Stratton W SIUIQEOH Row 8-T Szkola K Taylor M Terry A Thomas H T1nsley A Umstead H Veon A Vmcent G Vmcent L Vmcent S Vogelhuber Row 9 R Walton R Walton S Ward P Weekley, C Wexgand L WEIPICK A Welss L Welch M Wells R Wentz E Wh nery Row 10-C Whltehlll A Wlegand G W1ll1amson G Woerther K Wood J Woods D Wonner R Yeager V Yodel H Zatko E Zlmmerman Plctures Mlssmg G Davlson K Getz B Hxldltch J Huber O J hnson L Pattexson L Tetlow M Zelma K Reed . . , . y . . . , . . . .vy '- . , . . . , . , . , . . -' - , - , . . . , . , . , . - , - . . . . , . , - . - V 1 . , . . . , . 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Page Forty Seven Freshmen Class History Ihe class of 34 st n ted out rftthu well C0l1S1dQI'1I1g' that we were freshmen The ma1or1ty of us had been 1n the h1g,h school bulldlng before so we xx e1e not awed by 1ts SIZP but thele d1d seem to be a certaln d1gn1ty about lt upon whlch xxe feared to mtrude The fu st few days of school we of course dashed 31 ound a b1t Wlldly but soon settled down There were about two hundred twenty two f1QQl'l1Y16ll thls year We haxe reason to be D1 oud of oul class fo1 we haxe many fme athletes Alfred Konnel th Waltex Pape-sch and Arthur Papesch went out for football Wayne S1d1nge1 and Waltel Papesch went out for basketball and made the reserxe team The gxrls who went out fo1 basketball are Helen Moffett Avlen Paxson and Ma1 lanne Mullms all of xx hom made the 1eserxe team Hockey and soccer found good plaxe1s among the f1eshmen glrls The boys d1d excellent xx ork du1 mg the tl ack season We have many freshmen who ale on the honor 1oll and we are X915 p1 oud of them Many freshmen belong to the hlgh school olchcstra or band Among thc members are Oland Dllxvorth Mane Callahan Alrox Bloomberg Lamllle Moore and Wllllam Kendall The only freshman soclal ex ent of the x eal xx as the fleshman party xx hlch was glx en wlth the sophomoles Th gxm was decolated xx 1th the freshmen and sophomole colols The in st palt of the ex enmg xx as spent IH playmg games and txxo plax s w e1e f.,1XQl1 The lattex pa1t of the ex en mg refleshments xxe1e SQIX ed and dancmg, xx as the ente1 tamment for the l89t of the ex emng Many of the class Jomed the assocl 1t1OH and most of them attended the assoclatlon pa1t1es We hope that the class of 34 xx 1ll contlnue or even make more 1310251658 1n the flne work It has done IH the proceedlng yeals Y' xv y v 4 v 1. 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REEVES A 15' CET' P N v U ' ' Football The Salem Hlgh football team of 1930 coached by Ifloyd W Stonc and Ifranklm P Lew 18 estabhshed a xely 1mpress1xe record Of the elex en gimes plaved only one w as a defeat and two were tles The others were X1CtOl16S bv lalge marglns Salem scol ed 251 1J01fltS to 51 bx opponents Sllcm won the county champlonshlp and tled wlth Alllance for second pl xc 1n the Blg Ten honors F1 om then on Salem plat ed wlth a xengeancc Akron West was thc first xlctlm Then came the Leetonla massacre Leetonla was toln Salem trounced Warren 77 6 Yew Phlladelphla Xoungstown East and VVcllsx1llc 1lso bowed befole the OI1Sllllg'l1t of the Stonemen Youngstown South cxllcd a h1lt to that w lnnlng stleak 6 6 was the result of that tt1llf1C struggle Sebllng and LlSlJOI1 went down Ill lcgullr older Then Q imc Tl'1ll1liSg'1wlllg' Sllem pl iyed 1ts second tlc gqme of the sear at Alllancc on one of the coldest d iys of the veal Old man w eather relgned supumc ne 1the1 slde scoled 1 J ' 1 - 1 S . 1 2 1 1. ' s fs my 'l. 7 4 7 ' SA ' v . 4 l v 2 Av -I 'Z As I 1 1 v v ' ks. L- v v' -' K. f .T . ' nf. 4 ks, 1 ' K- y K.. 2 e ' , ' 3, - y 1 1 y v' I v ,I ,ls v. K- , ' L. v' ' . . J ', Us . ' '. V, A- . to shreds for a 95-0 score. One of the best games was played here when 1 s f' 2 z A ' ' ' 1 Q 1 , , ' S Z 3 4 2 v' ' . I. . , . - v. L, 1 ,Ls 1 'z 2 2 .' . 2 a ' A S W fs W' ' '. 1 3 . K 2 K1 ' -i v if ' is u? A- 1 lv. ku 4 - Iagc Fifty ' Y ff fl- l O ... V.-.4 ,..... v.,.--,,,,. -- x , up . V , - ... ..,..., p -V-. A g , , -ue . . 1 , .Y -. A , X -, - . ., s f e 1 -... P a - .N ' - --------4 Iv - 12:- f ' -- 1' - 'Y' - ' ' HAM ,.....,c4 4' 4 , - A ' . ' 'Lua 4 ,' I ' ' , A, ' 1 'X -.. 4- il v-'Ll QT '- ' 1 I ' l ,ee ' -. , x' , r - -- s Q, ,qgllwi 'M - ., - 'NPL' 204' - - V 1 -1 if we --', -1 3- K ' . be .1 'V Ks fI ff ' 5-frsfm H :X XX X 'NX R XJ Rf A -r . X '-M ' i , JV-Q56 It L 1. 7122,-'-fgfL,,.,PX f -M Xfxaa-1' - ----A---, 'xc-, Front Row L Weigand T French B Smith N Eariey R Paxson P Sartick Back Row Paxson G Sculhon T Nedelka P Sxdlnger E Beck Coach Stone Boys Varsity Basketball Victorious 1n 13 out of 21 engagements Salem High s varsity basket ball team completed a court campaign marked with unusual success dur mg the 1930 31 season The team although falllllg to annex its sixth consecutive Columbiana county championship title won dlstlnctlon as one of the leading combinations in the northeastern Ohio district league and advanced to the finals in the district tourney at Warren the lads had some trouble getting started but once underway they per formed like an entirely new court machine and proceeded to win a fair ma Jority of their games After dropping their first two games of the season the team came back in the following two weeks to defeat their opponents by fair margins but this was followed by another one of those heart breaking cage contests in which Salem High was not conceded the victor Then the Salem quintet produced its best performances of the season by ringing up eight consecutive cage tilts defeatmg some of the most formidable cage aggregatlons in the d1Qtl1ClI and county leagues The remaining nine games brought out much disappolntment to the fans as the team lost five of the final contests The Stonemen lost their first two games to the strong Canton Mc Klnley and Akron East aggregatalons belng defeated in both contests by close margins The following two contests were featured by Salem s per Playing a difficult schedule of 21 court tilts, throughout the season, Page Fifty One 'uf' .. ff 11 'l , 1 , -1 M , ,, .lr . 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'wa .bca '- Q, ' x.c1:-ax, '- -X. - --' 1 ' i- g' ,t,. -N Xa- .I - I X N - ef- Xihh x f fect pass work and fine offense which iesulted in xictories ox 61 Massillon High and the Alumni team Our thlrd defeat of the season came sn hen the Stonemen im aded the Alliance hard wood artists at Baines auditorium in Alliance The Quakers held the Alliance aggregation to a 15 1 count at the half way mark but the election of Salem s first stringers by the foul personal foul iule proved the mam factor of oui defeat Determined to establlsh themselx es as one of the leading contenders for all dlstrlct and county laurels the Quakei s defeated thelr opponents ln 8 consecutive contests defeating a team from Lu erpool twice in a period Youngstown N Phllly and Dox er Coach Floyd Stones proteges sustained then fouith loss when E Palestlne nosed them out bv a one point count in a hard fought battle Thev continued on their wav to the Big Fen championship by defeating Rat enna High by a decisive score only to be defeated by a weak Warren group the following week The Quakers wele again acclaimed the victor ox er St Mary s of Akron Salem High was defeated m three consecutixe battles by Wellsville Rat enna and Alliance but an easy victory ox er a strong team from Struthers H10'h concluded the regular 1930 31 season The team adx anced to the finals 1n the dlstrlct tourney at Wairen onlv to be nosed out by Warren High on their ovsn coult M- V . V . H . 7. . 7 4 ' r ' - - .I I 1, ' L . . 7' 1 . 1 'A ' . nw, .ski . ' . of five weeks and also humiliating teams' from Niles, Lisbon, East of K , . I 7 . , . .Q Q ' . . I - I, . , ,, . .' I . ' , 1 7 . . Y 1 , K L 5 l ' L' x . Page Fifty-Two V ,, A . 4 '- . E , t l 'A 'NX xfi Lfiffx gg ei p y ,L ,tg , K , Q h-I-H-.WLM , X, if' - x,W,,Y,,MN . ,X A --- N ,. f Q , -x,---..XK-xN,,.v--,x.,-- V4,,R. g -Q . .i... . ,l--' M N N . ' X' 1, ,Q , R ' 4' f f - 1 -4-, -,T - I 1--- r-,X - t-----' l-, A -. I 1 WX, W ,M , . -V Y-ff , avr, ' , q 1 ,.,.. .Jx ' M NJ'-----'T ,k , Flrst Row Mr LEWIS J Jullan M Whxtcomb F Culler K Harrls C Paxson Second Row A Catlos W Lmder B Paulme D Greemsen Thlrd Row W Sldlnger L Yates Boys Basketball Reserves It IS a sensatlonal basketball record that the Salem Hlgh Reseue Squad complled 1n the 1930 '31 season Wlnnlng slxteen out of seventeen battles the team completed a court campalgn that proved to be the most successful season ever completed by a reserve squad here mores started the campalgn m great style I'1Dg1I'lg up a total ot fourteen COIlS6CLlt1V6 wlctorles The flfteenth encounter spelled defeat for our formldable up and commg, aggregatlon s the powerful Alllance Hlgh Reserves lnvaded our own gym and overwhelmed the Quakers ln a heart breakmg cage tllt 28 21 The team closed the season by completely humlllatmg aggrega tlons from Columblana and Damascus and all 1nd1cat1ons show that th1s years Reserve squad was the most outstandln Reserve aggregatlon 1n the northeastern dlstrlct of Ohlo Coach Lewis' proteges composed entirely of freshmen and sopho- , w . . Y . . . - . , . r . 3 v . . . , . on . . ,, . Page Fifty 'llnee ,,..... Wlfrlm F1fSt Row M Judge M L Sculllon A Jones A Hanna D Kaercher C T1ce M Fritz man M Koenrelch Second Row B Chappell M Hurray L Calkms R Wald S Lutsch M Wexgand R Jones A Scowran Third Row A Jones R Whlnnery A Paxson M Mullms B Sllllth H Moffett M Steele G1rls Basketball Compared vuth the lecords of othe1 yeals the recold made by 1931 basketball team wasn t so good F1 om a schedule of thlrteen games the total was four won and n1ne lost In none of the games was the team greatly outclassed most of the games belng lost by small margms Plobably the best showlng of the team was at Damascus, when the team. havlng lagged far behmd durmg the flrst half, ralhed 1n the th1rd qualter to make 24 polnts to 4 polnts made by the Damascus team, but was unable to flll the gap made ln the f1rst half of the game. In the county race, Salem glrls won three and lost four games, tak 1ng fourth place 1n the flnal county standings Ruth Jones, Salem's outstandlnsr f01VV3.I'd, talhed 149 polnts 1n the thlrteen games. Captaln Sue Lutsch, second 1n the scormg hlst, tall1ed 43 polnts, Wlth Connie Tlce comlng lll a close thlrd w1th 37 pomts Ada Hanna Wlth 23 polnts, Mary Welgand wlth 11, and Betty Chappell, who scored 2 polnts, were other members of the squad to break mto the scorlng. .ill , f 1 A . V , . W? ,!- Mi. i , - - . ' , . , . 1 . . ' W1 , M -t.,.s,. . , -sl ' ',x . . V - VV, , Inglis .fel ., fl ,... , N -V V' D , A,. L ,, , , g K --W HW 'f' ' . . A - - 1 +ve 'M ,,,-..tQff. , ,W,,,.l fl ' C -42-li' MW, . M1 , f'.i'f1f1fI'.I - ,..T,-.,E...LT,r ' I ML- K . w . 1 . Y . . l . . , . . , . l , . l ' ' - 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' 1 - y - h v T . . . , . . - , . , . V , . . I 7' - tw 1 , f .K Q 7 . 4 ' 7' . 1 L , . . V , . k , A Page Fifty-Four Track 1s group of young men leplesellts o 4 emte sl tl teams exel dexeloped tt oul sehool Under the tutorshlp ot eozches Stone and Lewls these boxs spent the early part of Aprll gettlng mto condltlon xt the hlgh school ex m md gomg to Relllx tleld when weather permltted Coteh Stone took 1 squ 1d ot ten men to th C -X C lndool m t tt Clexelmd on Sdtllldlt NI n ch 20 Salem mule tue llOlIltN ln thxs meet through ettor ts oi P Sltllllgbl H Horstmm md Snnth lhe regulal outdoon se Lson st nted Yllth tht mtelel xss nv et md du tl meet w 1th Ashtabult held at Rellly St 1d1um 1-Xlllll 11 M my lthletes took part IH th1e meet and show ed great folm and 1b1l1ty 1n xauous exents Durmg the season the track team took p nt Ill the fOllOW1Ilg, meets C A C at Clex eland M nch 90 Intelclass meet md du xl meet Ylltll Ashtx bula Aplll 10 11 Trlanguln meet Canton Akron C,ent11l md Stlem t Salem Mansfleld lelays -Xplll '75 Salem Hlgh Xlght Rel lys NI 18 7 Blg Ten meet 'lt Salem nlght Vlty 8 County meet at Llsbon Nltv J N E O D1StF1Ct meet tt Sllem M xy 16 md st tte meet xt Columbus May 92 23 Competlng agalnst the Qtrongest teams IH Oh1o and bungme, 1dded fame to our bchool these boyb and coaches should be hxghly cornpllmented on then tlne COOIJQIHUOH 1n makmg thxs one ot the II1Os'f successful tl tek se Isons Salem Hlgh has ex 61 known W1th many xeter ms leturnmg next ye n S tlem Hlgh em look lol w nd to haxlng a team to be D1 oud ot 111 the tuture md then the plteh tolk bloke 'W I n v 1 1 1 1 - H 1 v 11 ' lh . f x 2 r. f . n- ot the gl -. -. ack . . . . . . . .. . 1 . . - K. . 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I r y ' - ' ,Q ' ' q '.,, an 1. gy W 01, - 1 - , Front Row n Ialker B Shasteen H Horstman W Brantlngham Back Row H Hornmg F Therlault D Mlller M1 Clalk Cross Country One of the Greatest sulprlses of thls year s athlet1c czueer was the CIOSQ country team dex eloped by Coach Bromley Clark The Salem har r1ers showed thelr prospectne strength when th y captured the state champlonshlp at Columbus The Quaker runners were undefeated throughout thelr entlre sea son and put a record on the books that w1ll hardly ex er be equaled by any Red and Black team Coach Clark s team emelged x1ctor1ous at Lake wood Wooster Mansfleld and Columbus Thls IS the best team ever developed slnce cross country was lntroduced by Prlnclpal W J Spr1ng,er Wllford Brantlngham developed lnto one of Salems outstandmg runners when he smashed the state recold by one 'md one half second Brantmgham showed h1s super1or1t5 at the state capltal when he won the 226 mlle trot by a clear one hundred years Brantmgham allso took a flrst place 111 the dual meet held w1th Mansf1eld at Mansfxeld Harold Walker Salem s sta1 mxler went through a poor season due to a bad ankle Walker took f1rst places 1n two meets one at Lakewood and the 0the1 at Wooster He was forced to be SatlSfl6d wlth seventh place at Columbus V '1 ' i . v Q , . , -. Q . - 1 ' fy V ' V, - ' 4 v. w O . c . . . N , .. . - I V ' ' v w v D w . V . t . . 0 - . . x 1 l , 7 a , 4 7' ' w I - . . N . . . ! 7 Q n Ai Y 4 n n T f . . . V , . r ' L' r - ' y ' y 4 1 1 - . . 9 - . ' v 1 1 7 7 ' . 1 . a ! . lage Fifty-Six wum n NW Ken l INK 'S I 1, A K?i?Lt W W f X 7400 if Mx f X I 0 vkrx f f I axgkk xy! X W Z ' E Z 932-Q f Q Q 'X Jg:Qgl J v4:'xgg1 . X 3393 , - P' 'W' O C' , , ,I my DQWN THE LONG BEAM STOLE THE HOLY GRAM. 61 wif 2145? P FyS S Q X? ' 'X r J xi Z E E f X -,,, y 1 lv LE E X IV, f,gE ' 531 x Mx- 'N' w 1 'T 3 ' -Wfcily. ' ,, .X .1 Q H 'vlNgw,. ff Umffzlb E 62 ktkx Lg, E I fs ff If y S wy:f,7 ,.'. . 'g 6 N M A ,W Ill 'PC' H S 1 , X ,7, B ,M , Kid 9,16 'F Q Xie .QQ ! E , it W3 t ' 33 R ,gxxxxxxdixxgx Q I W ' I 5 7 5 s I I 5 I A f W I 'll I ' 'll 'll 'nl 'IIE ' Q' : -x : A - ---E .f Es' v fl 9 7 f F' f f First Row Miss Workman Julia Bodo Elsie Slaby B Benzmger D Harroff M Bell U Crama S Lutsch Freda Uluch Second Row M L Miller J Harwood B Shaffei J Hertz G Ballantlne D Benzinger J Reeves R Harris R M111er A Dan Thnd Row B Smith M Steele L Beck A Hanna M A Hunt C Tice Quaker Editorial Staff The members of the Quaker Staff slncerely hope that the students of Salem High approve of this annual and are proud of it They have possible Having 1nd1v1dual pictures of the underclassmen costs more but improves the standard of the book Thls has been done only once before A number of the club pictures were taken in front of the library which makes a more picturesque background than that which has been previous ly used This lb the first time in the history of the Quaker that the annual has had a stlff cover It is also the first time that a theme has been used throughout the book The staff has also done its best this year to make the bl weekly '1 paper that everyone would enjoy There were more cuts than usual ln the issues There were fewer stories and more new The staff tried to cow er every b1t of news The paper paid for ltself most of the time If the staff has made the annual and the bl weeklles as emoyable as they have tried to do they w1ll be amply repaid for thelr work I I done their best to make it a success by using the highest class of material . 5 1 .L K A Y a ' ' ' 1 7- ' 4 w v' - A . S . .- X 1 . . . YS. . ! V ' Page Flfty-Eight 1 4 b r It 1 5 A. ,'s'f.,.,.i,,i---I H S N W l ,.,4 l it A-.J , . ,,.,-..5 . . . , ... ..,.. I , i , Y , A x 1 'Y 1jjf,1,, s , . ., -- Q . p , 'A 1' Q. 1-ex -K ,MX or L f---as T I 5 M nr - V A -i ' , ?f',,,1 -A .. gli, .Q v ,. - x .Q I t Ax' , 1 Q . V ., KN, , . ug. - .-,xx QXY ffgk Back Row Tom Nedelka L1one1Sm1th Mr Hllgendorf Lewxs Benedxct Raymond Mofi Front Row Victor Orashan Clarence Patten Howard Heston Calvm Flller Lorm Battln Quaker Busmess Staff The ed1tor1al staff plans many f1ne thmgs for your annual but 1f the buslness staff d1d not cooperate and provlde funds the annual would be 1mposs1ble The busmess staff th1s year has worked dlllgelltly to meet the great expense of thls book and smce we were able to successfully publlsh th1S 1931 annual we feel that our Work has been Well done The buslness staff conslsted of Howard Heston busmess manager Clarence Patten asslstant buslness manager Vlctor Orashan dlstrlbutlon manager Lorm Battln L1onelSm1th Raymond Mofl LEWIS Benedlct and Lalvm Flller assoclate managexs There also was a speclal staff conslst 1ng of Susan Lutsch Margaret Nagy Paul Hoffman Llonel Smlth and Clarence Patten Thls year a new system of fmance was maugurated Evcrv organ 1zat1on was requlred to stand the expense of havmg 1tS p1cture 1n the annual The hard tlmes made lt d1ff1cult to get advertlsements but the staff worked hard and put the Quaker on a better f1nanc1al basls than ever before All of the work done by the busmess and ed1tor1al staffs has been for the sole purpose of creatmg an annual of Wh1Ch Salem Hlgh mlght be proud If thlS book pleases you we are amply repald t Y V ' 1 ' v ' 1 7 1 , ' I . y W! . . 1 V . . . 7 . . , N , . . , . 3 ! 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I f Q -. 4 , , , rr' Flont Row G Sculllon J Calpentex R Moff V Orashan H Heston H Hackett R Lee Mr Jones K Ullcns Second Row R Lmder M Thon as W M1lle1 G Ballantme H Walken W Sflllllh A Corso J French H Balley B Schaffel C F'111e1 Back Row H Reese R Paxson L Welgand R Kuhlen W Webbex R Stlttlel M Wlnt comb R F1tZDatllCk R Koenlexch J Ballantlne I-Ii Y Agam thls 5931 the H1 X a1ded as well as ente1t'11ned the school When the plan of 1eserx1n0 seats fo1 basketball games was lnaug u1 ated the members of the H1 Y under Mr Jones we1e ut1l1zed as ushers ln the mldst of the basketball season the H1 Y held a dance at the Elk s ballroom Later 111 the year acceptmg an lnvvtatlon from Mr Ulrlch the H1 Y went to the Youngstown Y 'VI C A A dance by the Warren H1 Y at the Wa1ren Hlgh school was attended by some of our members A round table was held 1n the sprmg Re adoptlng a plan that had been abandoned several yea1s ago the H1 Y elected three sophomore membe1s 1nto thc club Under the plan used durmg the last few years only Jun1o1s and senlors were elected The Junlors d1d not know anythmg about the process of electmg members when they were about to do so Under the resto1 ed plan there w1ll always be some 1n the club who are acqualnted w 1th the customs of the H1 Y Th1s year the 0ff1C9lS were Geoufe Ballantme presldent Vlctor Orashan XICG presldent, Rudolph Llnder sec1etary and Wllbert Webber l.l6ZiSL11'61 Mr Jones was the faculty advlser 1 ' '- . , . ' '. . . . . - . - 1 - - I 7 '- . l . 1 , . '. . , . ', . . '- . , . , . , . . . 'y - v - ' I . . Q . , . Q . Y 7 ' n, Y ,, . C A' p 1 N v. - 4 w 1 . C, K 1 A . . - - w '- 1 , . ' ' Y - 4 . n n n . . W , . , , - r , - . . . . . . ' 1 4 - 1 - 7 1 . . . . . - ' Y ' W 1 . . . - ' 1 aw 1 . , .- Q . J . u . . 4 W . , . Y . 1 i N . Y . Y 0 f' . . f A- - . ' , ' . v Q ' 1 ' . ' cz J ' 7 7' ' a 1 4 o f 9 ! P n 1 1 1 1 7 w ' 1 age Sixty k MW' A .. -tt w L , ,, 5. KMA-.. . , ,.,. 3 7 I !,. ..f -, -..L K -.-, ,A Ku AN , ,V ,A .---..,. -..-,, .., , , A , He,.,...V,. ,,, -..-,- ,Q .k , A -1--M ' -' -M ' ,. J ., 1, A - .--,. fc- - a I ,L 1 q,A , Lf - Wwsf A. Q, ,X 4,1 -X --,.,,.4 1 3 -,, Y, .. If n , l .N ., . pqp' 1-lvl , ,,,- V-5 ' ' l --- 4-T7 fi fbf Tl W X ,,e, 4 IT4'li'lJ31 tw-'-5-., . 'B Xl Y.l..,Li::1i'g,,.f-Q -,, A - -- .f s . L, 4 'H' ---,H xv' ' - Nxn- - f-- wx--,-,. , F. K - Front Row D Kaerchel G Buta S Splker V Callahan M L Sculhon M L Mlller D Harroff H Johnson C 'FICE Mlss Petersen Second Row B Smlth N Shmn S Lutsch M Nagy L Calkins S Llebschner R Harrls C F'11ck M Judge M Bell Thlrd Row M A Hunt L Capel A Glafton R Ward A Jones A Hanna M Paumler M Burke H1 Tri The H1 Trl club whlch was organlzed 1n 1928 has completed another very successful year The offlcers for thls year were Presldent Susan Lutsch vlce Judge, soclal chalrman Rebecca Harrls MISS Esther Petersen glrls athletxc coach, who was a newcomer 1n Salem th1s vear was faculty advlser She mtroduced many new ldeas wh1ch helped to better It The meetmgs at whlch round table dlSCllSSl0Il xx as held proved to be the most mterestmg of the year Each glrl was 1n turn dlscussed Her good chracterlstlcs as well as bad ones were pomted out to her The d1rector of the Alhance G1rl Reserves also x 1s1ted the club She explalned the purpose of the Glrl Reserves In1t1at10n of the new members took place at a week end party at Post's farm Thls was a very enjoyable SXCUFSIOH A Thanksglvmg party was held at the Memorlal bulldlng Nov 19 A bake sale was held March 14 the annual swlmmmg pal ty was held Aprll 18 at the Y W C A 1n Youngstown closlng a xery successful year Page Swry One I I - . . . . 1 , A . . 0 . I K . y 3 . presldent, Barbara Benzmgerg secretary, Mary Ann Huntg treasurer, Mary n , u , . u 7 V y ' ' . , , . , . . . . . , 1 . V g1:.1ijj, N D ' ,,,. 1 , , .Q g ,LJ W' '- --f' xx 1 . ,, First Row-C Stewart W Brantmgham V Callahan J Bodo E Slaby H Klamer H Shelton L Calkms M Jones Second Row M Nagy H Ashead M Heston R Eddy D Miller D Althouse D Coppock Back Row L Benedict L Krauss R Cope R Hoopes C Bennett R Kenrelgh E Gregg Sc1ence Club The Science club was organlved in 1925 under the supervision of Mr Vickers Since that time the club has progressed very rapidly and is now one of the popular clubs of the school Pupils must have two years of science to their credlt before they can enter this club The purpose of the organization 1s to promote an interest 1n science This year the club was under the management of Mr Jones The Ewing Gregg secretary treasurer Howard Ashead At an early meeting it was decided by the old members to have a iegular 1n1t1at1on for the new members instead of the one used in the other years which consisted of writing a paper on some sclentlflc subyect and then reading it 1n front of the club These speeches were of course in terestmg but time d1d not permit all of them to be read so it was decided to have the other kind of 1n1t1at1on The 1n1t1at1on was held in Room 302 and also in the Domestic Science room After the 1n1t1at1on the old mem bers served lunch Every one had a good time especllly the old members laughing at the ones being, 1n1t1ated The club V1S1t9d the Goodyear Fire Sz Rubber Co and also the Good year Hangar where the Zeppelin IS being constructed I r Y n n a YK Y . 1,1 K officers for the year werei President, Lewis Benedictg vice president, 3 ' S v - . 7 . y I L Page Sixty-Two 1 7x L L5-ass sc, -c,fXx,x Y! Fxrst Row J Izenour A Fromus A Bloomb rg Stralter S Vcgelhuber R Hundert marck L We1r1ck Second Row R Burcaw D Dwon A R Kerr D Day B L Kenneweg B Long Herzog 99 C Sartlck Solomon Mr Hennlng Thlrd Row-C Conway F Ball H Izenour M Mchaughlm L Hamllton K HRTTIS P Sldlflgel' M Schmldt F Blrkhlmer S Cana R Clunan Fourth Row K Taylor M Wells R Ruggy C Hartsough H Maroscher W Grxmes G Goodman C Brantmgham Barckoff General Science Club The General SCIPHCG club has been qulte a success thls year The Freshman have taken an actlve part in the meetmgs that have been held 1n Room 303 under the supervlslon of Mr Hennlng The club was organlzed last year, for the purpose of arousing more lnterest ln sc1ent1f1c subjects Keen lnterest has been dlsplayed by the members 1n thelr eagerness to search out the answers to sc1ent1f1c rlddles They have accompllshed almost everythlng they have attempted to do The programs have been very mterestlng They have conslsted of debates, experlments, reports, and short playlets lllustratlng certam sclen t1f1c subJects Some very attractlve p1ns were selected by the members The mem bers also declded to have a DICHIC SOI'Il8tlI'l'19 near the end of the school year The club IS becomlng more popular Wlth the students and we expect to hear from some of our young sclentlsts later Page Slxty Three ,- ,. . -A llfliiffjl ., f --.x .. v A ----- -----V-.2 'N - ' Q- 'N ' e A-1 ajax - - QA' ' . . 5 ' ' .. 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'sa 'I S T t X I Flrst Row V Callahan S Splker B MIICUSHIC V Loutzenhxser L Nonno H D1eh1 A McKenz1e T Mathews M Moffett V Mohr C Hutcheson R Gabler H Messenger M Zlmmerman R Sheehan M Jeffrles Second Row-C Fhck T Hutson M Roh H Kloos D Sutter K Flelsher D Allen Hammond M Andre H Zeck V Grama M Starbuck R Harr1s H Shelton Polnter R Auld R Hoopes Thlrd Row C Bennett D Hollovnay R Rexch H Ashead W Schaffer R Stewart R Kerr D Mlller R Snyder M1ss Shoop R Kamlnsky M Kovash A Mltchell M Koenrelch M Welgand J Olnhausen M R Allen B Ullcney E Woodford L Carns, M Yotaw K Koontz Fourth Row U Bowlmg, M Moss, M McArtor, R Chamber1a1n,W Mlller, C Kmg, R Clunan, W Lxtty, L Jones, M1ss Smlth, J Harwood B J Cope, H Palmer, V Morgan, M K1rkbr1de,D Wr1ght,J Reeves M Nagy, W Luce Fxfth Row L W1sner,B Pau11n1,F Blrkhlmer C Stewart Lamarkians Club The Lamarklan club, named for the noted French sclentlst, Jean Baptlste Lamarck, was orgamzed last year under the dlrectlon of MISS Ella T Smlth Its purpose IS to promote an mterest 1n blologlcal sclence The offlcers for 1930 31 are P1 esldent, Marcella Moffett, VICE pres ldent. Ada McKenz1e, and secretary treasurer, Wllllam Luce MISS Ella T Smlth and MISS DOTIS Shoop are the faculty advlsers Meetmgs are held b1 'weekly and at these meetlngs programs pre pared by the members are presented Attentlon IS dlrected partlcularly to the study of human dlsease Th1s club has one of the largest membershlps of any club 1n Salem Hlgh and IS certamly one of the most popular and successful Page S1Xty Four ----jj ' 1 W K S v.., x 4..v,Z:?.:'Q'Q1 ,A .. x ,X , N My 'Ai I L ' 3 ::::: -Q. Ir. f,,g,y,, 's.'l.QQ..f'r-Qii'LE.lll'.Zi 12' ,,' 2131.9 .f ,, Q , ,-V, A-tj YQ'-T: -f,-sg-ark- 'fig-f .- fl 'W ,r 41' 'far -' iz 1- D--W:-1 - l 1,2 5 I g -as . I 5- V .3 J M' X A J T +A X, L.. v X fp: ... Jkkf- xxq--.K-irx 0 it-Ng.. --NJ 'V wx W H -M vg:7,,,fvfT.,Z.- 4,,:---xx.1,, .,,x'li,:-:iT:T:T .ig .--Hg S .,---f X X , ,. ,. ..,, A -f ' -- 1 uf- W, ,- ijiti 7:-j:?s V an NN, --, ,WSW 5-H --My ' M-. 'w,2X, .,-.. Zi. I Mn- ,nr UZ, Q - , V W 1 , . ' , . . I Y . 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Flrst Row N Meler Brantxngham A M Stackhouse L Jones F U1r1ch C McQu11ken Umstead W Schaffer Mr Hllgendorf Second Row-C Blythe M Burke L Welgand B Bently J Carpenter R M111er V Parks L Bruderly F McQu11ken Thlrd Row R Kenre1ch G Sculhon B Smlth R Everstxne H Snyder E Bash H Stack house A Stewart Commerce Club The Commerce club vshlch was omgmated 1n October 1928 has agaln under the careful and tlmely supervlslon of Mr Hllgendorf gone t1V1t16S Wlth ten of last year s members Under an efflclent system and careful conslderatlon the club mcreased 1tS membershlp to twenty elght The offlcers for the past year are Pres1dent Jack Carpenter vlce pres ldent Gordon Sculllon secretarv treasurer Freda Ulrich The Commerc eclub IS a very 3Ct1Ve and mterestlng club As the club enjoys act1v1t1es true to lts name It has as 1tS mam actlvlty parlla mentary law drllls These drllls were very mterestlng and two meetmgs of each month were devoted to th1s purpose These dr1lls not only govern school 3CtlV1t19S but they hold true to the act1v1t1es of any future event These laws are followed closely bv the popular clubs of the communlty and they are an asset to the student The club concluded the year s program w1th lts annual DICDIC Ten of the members are of the class of 1931 We smcerely hope that the club will progress and contlnue to grow 1n the future - , V . 7 . .. . ' , , Y f ' 7 through a successful year. In September, 1930, the club renewed its ac- - I n 3 I , g . - , 5 . ' - . , . , ' ' s 1 ' , . . . Q . Page Sixty Flvc Front Rov C Stewart Mr Gu11er M Burke M Slmone F Reed V Bodo E Hammell M Carnpb 11 R Chamberlam B M1l8l1SBD1C Second Rov R Halnes L Brlsken K Koontz L Battln C Snyder D Weber R Straln P Hoffman C Walker L WISHBT Tlnrd Row R Long W Davldson P Duda P Smlth R Yventz A Allen T Andrel G Schaffer R Stewart Kermrt R Coburn D Brlsken Debate Club Thls club was started m 1930 Its purpose IS to create a greater ln terest 1n debate and ln good llterature When lt was fl1St started, It was not very popular, but thls year It was a good l1ve1y club To Jom thxs club you had to attend two consecutlve meetmgs before you were consldered a member Then the 1n1t1at1ons took place' You may be sure some Jolly tlm6S were had At the begmnlng of a meetmg the presldent always selected a com mlttee to take charge of the followmg meetmg Sometlmes they had buslness meetlngs, S0l'l19t1ITl9S they had readings storles and games All these thmgs, of course, were to a1d the members 1n understandlng and ap preclatmg good llterature 1920 Officers 1931 Pres Lewls Brlsken Kenneth Koontz V Pres Lorln Battm Raymond Colburn Ste Tleas Damel Weber Mary Burke S at A1 ms F1 ed Reed F1 ed Reed Sponsor M1 Guller Page Sixty Sllx Yi . , . v . . . . . . . . . . . . . , G . , . . 1, , . , . 1 . Y .V . . V . .1 . . , . , . , . , . . . , . . . , . . -'- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , , . , . . 1 . 1 ' - . . . 1 . v Q - - . . . . 1 . . . . v . - . . . 1, 1 1 1 , , w 1 1 1 1 - . n , 1 y w L. --YYH-- v,,, -,,,,- 1 1 , I ,- 1. ,.... .L.. - ---- , 4 1 v 3 ,- 1, ,,--,----,.-- 1 1 . 1 1 ' .' ' 1 A------..---- w Q 1 ,....... ,.-...-,.. . 1' ' v- Front Row Mr Gu11er M Campbell V Grama V Bodo R Coburn Back Row L Brlsken D Weber D Wilson H Heston J Ba.1lant1ne Debate Team Although Salem Hlgh now has many other act1s1t1es whlch supple ment the currlculum one whlch predomlnates every season IS debate An nually competltlve tryouts are held by the debate coach Mr J C Guller Those who are successful then begln preparlng for future contests Thls year n1ne debaters were chosen from among thlrty or more parilclpants The teams chosen were Afflrmatwe Lewls Brlsken cap tam Vlola Bodo Jack Ballantme and Mary Campbell alternate negatlve Damel Weber captaxn Howard Heston Dale Wllson V1rg1n1a Grama and Raymond Coburn alternates The afflrmatlve team successfully encountered East Palestlne and recelved the dec1s1on from Sebrmg by the latter s default Howex er after a vallant but xam effo1t the team vsas defeated bv Carrollton The nega t1V8 team also vuon 1tS f1rst two debates aga1nst Campbell and East Ln er pool After a xery lnterestlng forens1c contest wlth Canton NICKIDIEY the negatlve team lost by a xely close dec1s1on Thus the record for th1S year IS four x1ctor1es out of s1x contests and th1rd place among the d1S tr1ct schools 1n the Oh1o State Debate League The proposltlon debated thls year was Resolx ed that the cham stores are detrlmental to the best mterests of the Amerlcan publlc - . , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . . Y - . , L - ' , , . . . . . . . . , - - ' a v . ! 7 ! ! 9 7 . . 7 3 7 - 9 7 , . . . , . . . . , Y . . , ' v ' 4 v - , . t . Y , , y . . . v. . . . . . , . . 7 1 - K Y . . . . n H v . . G . . . , . Y . . . ,, Page Sixty Seven ,i ' Flrst Row K Knepper L Grove J Ballantlne M L M111er D Harroff R. Lmder D M1l1er Second Row W Ospeck M Burke M Baltorlmc S Llebschner B Benzlnger V Ora shan L Battm Thlrd Rovs G Lodge C Tlce L DICKIDSOD B Coles L Beck S Lutsch M Steele G Ballantlne FOU1th Ron R Moff P Olloman D Coppock D Mulllns R Robelts C Patten Flfth Rovx D Holloway U Heltz D Wllson D Lease Salemasquers The Salemasquels, the dramatlc club of Salem Hlgh school has tmlshed another successful veal MISS Mary Lanpher IS to be commended hlghly m hem work as facultv superusor The fact that her flrst year here has been a success prox es that she IS really capable of supervlslon 1n thls club The new 13011112 svstem mtroduced by MISS Lanpher makes every member busy at some project for vshlch he or she gets a certam number 131016013 may be 1n way of xx r1t1ng dlrectmg or takmg part 1n plays, mak mg scrap books of famous stage actors or actresses, g1NlHg' readmgs, or maklng any publlc 2lppQ313.HC9S So, the Salemasquers 19 a very busy club dolng ex elythlng to promote a greater mterest ln the alt of dramatlcs The oft1ce1s of the 1930 31 season wele Presldent Leonard Krauss, uce plesldent, Clarence Patten, secretary, Levus Benedlct, as slstant secletarv Selma Llebschnel , treasux er, Garnett Lodge, asslstant tlcasulel John Paul Olloman and sergeant at arms, Damel Holloway , . , . 1 w 7 i Q I F s n o L S L s Y, 7 ' t -k ' of points. Each member must have fifty points per semester. These I A 1 L . ' ' S L' is Y , .1 - K1 4 K1 4 I S' , 1 sl. 1 1 1 V , L- . V - . K -1 - v ' K K Page Slxty-Eight Left to Right Victor Orashan Dorothy Harioff Don Miller Margaret Steele Don Lease Susan Lutsch Dale Wilson George Ballantine Garnet Lod e Henry Reese Miss Lanpher Broken D1shes Broken Dishes a delightful three act comedy by Wlaitin Iflaxin was preeented by the Senior class on December 17 and 18 It xxas s,1x en the cast certainly deseixed to be congmatulated on the11 splendid plesenti tion of the play This play tells the story of the Bumpetead family For years Mis Jenny Bumpstead had nagged her husband Cyiue Bumpstead and b uked at him to her disappointment th it ehe had married a xx eakllng instead ot a grand young man narned Chestei Armstrong xx hom ehe had lox ed xx hen a young girl Jenny has held Cheeter up to her daughtere as a model vxith the result that her tvxo oldest oaughteis Nlyra and Nlabel remained unmarried However she is unable to dominate her youngest daughter Elaine At the end of the plav Chester turns out to be a crook Cvrus becomes the head of his family and Elaine xx ith the help of her father marries B111 Clark the butcher boy The cabt included Susie Lutsch lenny Bumpbtexd Dorothy H ll roff Myra Humpstead Garnett Lodge Mabel Bumpstead Dale Wilson roff Myra Bumpbtead Garnett Lodge Mabel Bumpbtead Dale Wilson Stump Henry Reese Sam Green Motor Orashan Chester Armstrong George Ballantine a detectxxe and Wlaigalet Steele Elaine Bumpste ld 5 , 2 , Q i ' i F l 1 X G ' it 3 I 5 5 P 55 5 f .A 4 A ini fi ll x it .. f . - i - ' ' - l l l cg I H CK 'N Y!! ' , I ' ' 1 v' , - A c , V L ' - kwin 1 . vu bw f' V under the capable supervision of Miss Mary Lanpher. Miss Lanpher and ' ' ' S ' ' - r ' ' 3 ' ' .' 2- 1 . T, 1. L, i v . A K, . , z . I l . 1 L1 1 I N nw 4 Y Y. I w ' 1 l I 1 1 . . , 4 l , . I L1 7 is ' 1 y T 31 1 T 1 ' I r D S 1 1 , ju kv . Y . . , u ' I W V. 1 n ' 1 1 ' I V 1 1 ' . l . , v U c , t c ' 3 A. . 3 . A, y 1 A 3 L. Y , ' 3 ' , ' S -' , 5 S 1 Z ' ' , l S 3 9 A v Z A . ' J -' 2 - Page Sixty Nine The Patsy One of the elements that is most essential to the success of a play is that it be true to life as the audience sees It The Patsy carries th1S element throughout the play and its production was immensely popular The scene is laid in the llvlng room of the Harrington home It concerns Patricia Harrlngton a girl who runs second to her older sister Grace Patricia IS the Patsy who is blamed when anything goes wrong and IS forced to remain in the back round o that her sister may be pre sented to advantage Mrs Harungton s chief interest IS 1n society while deal When Grace becomes engaged to Billy Caldvs ell Patricia falls in love with Tony Anderson once Grace s fiance and with the help of some books that guarantee to make her popular she finally wlns him The characterlzatlon of Mr Harrington the long sufferlng hus band was given very well by Charles Snyder I a Verda Capel splendidly took the part of Mrs Harrington Lorm Battln as Tony Anderson and Marye Louise Miller as the Patsy gaxe a fine performance of the hero and heroine Selma Llebschner as Grace Harrlngton the hard cold and petulant sister was very convlncing William Mlller as Billy Caldwell Grace s fiance Mary Andrei as Sadie Buchanan John French as Francis Patrick O Flaherty and Jack Carpentei as Tllp Busty the taxi drn er gave very creditable performances I 1 1 .1 L '1 11 , . . . . . . . . ' H H . I L A 1 ' ' ' K6 77 ', ' , Y ' U '. r , . . . . V . , Y . Mr. Harrington is more interested in seeing that Patricia gets a square i Y . y , . . L . . , . . 1 v y - f . , . . . . Q . , - . '- , . J n n . I u , .A , 7 . 1 a . a s o n - , y y - -L v , . . . . , .1 ! Y ' - 1 , u ,' n - - , . 1 ' ' 1 ' ' I Page eventy ..,L,1.... F1rstRow Freed R Albrlght C Conway D Lease E Raymond R McConner Second Row L Smpes C Flller C McQu1lken H LIDIOH B Arnold M 1VICgl'l,1l O Hartsough W Kendall A Bloomb rg Schwartz Mr Brantlffam Thlrd Row T Bennett J C King B Bryan P Snyder M MCAItUl C Motu R Cope Fourth Row Knlseley K Harms G GOtI'iChllIlg W Holloway M Callahan D Lelppel Flfth Row L Mmsex D Holloway Band On May seventh Salem entered the state contest fol hlgh school a very lmportant factor 1n school actlwtles At football games, the IHLISIC was a great help ln keepmg up the enthuslasm of the rooters Phe drllls between the halxes, whxch were led by our drum magol, Louls Snlpes, added much to Salem Hlgh s leplltd tlon The band played for most of the basketball games and tlack meets and also furnlshed muslc for manv SIJ9C1cll occaslons The Salem Hlgh school band has just concluded 1ts foulth year bands, whlch was held at Bedford, and performed YQIV credltably A second concert, gnen the flrst of Mav, was well recen ed by a large audlence The band owes much to our dnectox Mr C M Brautlgam for the splendld muslcal organlzatlon w hlch he hs der eloped We are also very grateful to Mr W H Mulllns for the huge sllk flag whlch he ple sented to us Page Seventy One tt,p, J Aff-4 I ,alll :rs . W lf . , . , . e . , . QD . havlng been organlzed 111 1928 by Sam Krauss. Slnce then It has become 7 . 1 4 ' -' ' v . N r . '1 I v w v ' v u ' 4 ' s ' 1 1 5 ' 7 . . . - v l -N 1, . . A . . I' ' ' Front Row Mr Regal K Mlnth A Cleland E Clark M Callahan G Buta C Robinson Mr Klrkbrlde Second Row R Bryan P Snydcl D Holloway D Lease K Harris W Holloway M Megrall C Filler R Cope D Llepper L Mmser Third Row A Bloomberg G Hilliard M McA1tor G Gottschling D Althouse C King D Dxlworth C Hartsough Orchestra The Orchestra membershlp of 1930 31 exceeded that of any pre ceedlng year slnce the organlzatlon of the club 1n 1921 under the dlrectlon of Miss Grace P. Orr. There are now thirty seven members. This year the orchestra made elght appearances A large number of new selections were worked up for these occaslons, mcluding a group of Sousa's Marches, and a srroup of overtures It was possible to attempt muslc of a more advanced type th1s year because of the increased varlety of instruments There were ten v1ol1ns, f1V6 clarlnets, elght cornets, one tuba, two alto horns, one tenor saxophone, three alto saxophones, one C melody saxophone, two trombones, two bar1tones, xylophne, plano, and drums The music provided for the class plays, as well as for other occas 1ons, was much appreclated The surplus of underclass matellal promises to make 1931 32 sur pass th1s year for muslcal achlevement The popularity of the organlza tion will doubtlessly tend to increase Page Seventy Two S --Mm-i V . ,-. 11f :.'j l , f 1 , A V :..-..,.bK ,, X t ' , Q A fi K- ,C Sm' - - V ' '- 1 - - ...fn ..0 1 yn n 1 .V 'I 5 I ' S ' ' I ' v ' ' ' ' ' . I ' ' ' ' . . I i Q , I , 1 i 1 n y 1 y 1 4 A . . 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'vi Fxrst Row M Andre M Roth E Clark K Taylor D Kxng R Cope G Buta A Pamter Second Row N Shmn M Baltornlc F Markovxtch A Cleland A Jones V Loutzenhlser G Lodge Mlss Orr Thlrd Row M Greemsen L Dole J Cobb F Jones D Beall A Krauss The Girls Glee Club The Glrls Glee club started the year Wlth M158 Orr as dlrectol Anna Mae Palnter presldent Naoml Shmn secreta15 treasurer Velma Herron l1brar1an Garnett Lodffe IQ our accompamst Wlth Anna Cleland as asslstant accompanlst The club was orgamzed th1ee years ago wlth a membershlp ot flfteen Each year we lose members by graduatlon and ms early ln the yeal as posslble the vacancles are f1lled by glrls mth YY1l.lblC3l ab1l1ty The membershlp of the club IS now l1m1ted 1n SIZE Thls year the club con sxsts of slx semols four Junlors seven sophomores 'md flve freshmen At the meetlngs held tW1C6 a week the tlflle lS devoted completely to the pract1ce of art songs of the h1gheSt order Some of them are Dawn Curran, By the Watermelon Wme Allen Klss of Sprlng Rolle ' On Wlngs of Song Mendelesohn Phe Lxttle Hllls Are Callmg Morrls and Invltatlon ot the Bells Planquette Even though we must spend much t1me ln pract1ce we all agree that our tlme IS spent profitably Some soc1al perlods were features th1s year whlch prox ed to be a great success and were enjoyed by everyone - . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . 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' 1 Y . 7 Page Seventy TI ree F1fStROW-C Flller P Duda C Patten M Heston W Davldson L Benedlct Second Row E Bash B Benzmger M Bell H D1ehl L Dlcklnson M Kovash A Skow ran R Janlcky M Zlmmerman Third Row J Matta G Buta B Smlth V Gllson M A Hunt R Harrls D Haxroti M Moffett A MCKCHZIE R Cosgrove Fourth Row M Reynolds M Paumler H Shelton L Beck D Kaexchel A Hanna M Andrel E W1lms French Club The French club, Wh1ch was orgamzed three years ago, has made much progress ln furtherlng an 1nte1 est ln the French people the language they use, and the1r customs For the last two years the club has been under the capable superv1s1on of Mlss Velda Lavs n, the lnstructor of French 1n Salem H1gh school The members of the club elected the followmg people as club of flcers for the year 1930 31 Presldent, Peter Duda, flrst semester, Clar ence Patten, second semester, v1ce presldcnt, Melvm Heston, second semes ter, secretary treasurer, Helen D1ehl, flrst semester , Rose Janlcky, second semester The meetlngs Whlch were held durlng the act1V1ty perlod proved Very lnterestlng French songs were extremely popular A brlef French play was presented at one meetlng Takmg the year as a whole the club has been very successful The senlors wlsh the French club all the prosperlty and pleasure posslble ln lts future years of actlvlty . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' T - y - - - - , - A v - lu - ' 1 ' 7 ' I . . ' L . . Q Y - . . Y I 1. . 1 1 1 ' I K ' a . - L L L ' ' . W. . 1 1 1 1 L. A L A' 0 . . w 1 1 is 4 . y ' L K p A A n A . . ' ' 1 : . . . Page Seventy-Four 1 If 4.8.1, f-X First Row W Smith M Moss D Lexpper M McArtor J West R Long C King D Dllworth R. Chamberlain K Ulicny Second Row W Holloway L Capel M Hurray R Snyder M Koenrelch J Harwood S Spiker M Miller A Hanson D Kmsely B Hanson Third Row Miss Howell C Flick L Groves V Gxlson B Hmkle Palmer S Lxebschner J Olnhauser V Grama W Ospeck A Mitchell F Markovltch D Weber L Brisken Fourth Row M Roth H Charlton L Fetters R Hutcheson M Starbuck D Thorean K Mlnth M Megrail D King M L Sculhon B Bowling M Roth Latm Club A Latin club in a school can be of a great value. It can furnish an opportunity for the pleasurable learning of much about the Romans and their civilization for which there is not sufficient time in class It can also give an outlet to the dramatic instinct, and at the same time strengthen correct pronunciation of Latin. Another thing that a club of this sort does IS to open to the pupils a new world of books about the Romans and Greeks, and help to develop in them an appreciation of anclent art and lgzerature. Sodalitas Latina has enjoyed a very interesting and profitable year under the capable leadership of the club's officers and the faculty adviser. Miss Horwell. The officers were President, Daniel Weber, vice pres 1dent, Salma Liebschner, secretary treasurer, B111 Bowling, program chair man, Sara Spiker. At the bi monthly meetings the club had many interesting pro grams. A study was made of Roman customs, dress and homes. A bright future faces the members of this enthusiastic group. -A-'N A V ,K f Aff A , . 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Auld Mlss Hollett Second Row V Mohr V Loutzenhlser L Nonno C Blythe M McLaughl1n M Bell T Cooper F Mlnamyer J Doyle Thlrd Rom P Hoffman B Bovxllng R Lee P Snyder H Heston Los Castellanos Los Castellanos was orgamzed only last year However much progress has been made ln the furthermg of ltS purpose to stlmulate an mterest ln Spamsh people thelr customs and especlally the1r language Under the capable leade1sh1p of the faculty adx 1ser Mlss M1ldred Hollett there has been much lmprovement ln the club The club mcludes second their knowledge of Spam For the flrst semester the offlcels w ere Presldent Howard Hes ton vice presldent Aurella Dan secretary treasurer Julla Bodo For the second semester they were Pres1dent Ruth Auld v1ce presldent Lena Nonno, secretary treasurer Catherlne Blythe The meetlngs proved very lnterestlng the club partaklng 1n Spanlsh games and songs At several of the meetlngs tea partles were held the club enJoy1ng the Spanlsh hlerba mate At the end of the year the club had a vcry successful DICHIC at M111 Creek Park A good tlme was had by all of the members The senlors ln part1ng wlsh those remalnmg the greatest success and good W1SheS 1n the commg years and smcelely hope the club wlll grow ex en larger and more 3CtlV6. n' L I . n y ' . 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Page Seventy-Six , r-- f -Q y.., Boosters Club Thls IS a new club IH Salem Hlgh Thls club was organxzed after the beglnnlng of the school year and towa1d the end of the football sea son MISS Shoop should be glven the credlt for organlzlng thls club A great number of students lmmedlately Jolned The purpose of the club 1s to promote school sp1r1t and to help the cheerlng at our athletlc contests Organxzed cheerlng IQ strlven for We really need thls cheerlng When our cheerleaders lead a cheer It glves the team a great deal of Splrlt The team members feel that thelr school IS back of them and the1r flghtlng Splrlt IS aroused Many enjoyable I1166t1I1gS of the Boosters club have been held th1s year Some programs were gnen and they were greatly appreclated At these meetlngs the club members also sang, and gaxe the school yells Much sp1r1t could be aroused at one of these meetmgs Thls club should become a permanent organlzatlon ln our hlgh school and ought to have many members We haxe long, needed a club of thls sort ln our hlgh school for organlzed cheermg helps very greatly be cause of the sp1r1t It develops It IS hoped that 1n future years Boosters w1ll become a lastlng organlzatlon 1n our school 5 . , .5 . . . , . 1 . . . r. v ' 5 Q l . 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HE ME M M OF M M M M M M' M 2 EH 3 M E M H M M M21 N M M is EM M A M OH 2 Z Z M M N H M M MN' M S 2 it w H M MEGQE Pam :Eg SEM? LEONZM M M I M M N H M M in A W H M N M M H 1 H M M HI H M M M S M: M M M M M bum M M H : Q 2 : O :M E25 2 U 2 3 3 H H Mm M M N Q M I M I M M: m My N H M : I I M H 'M MO H E M : W AU M M H . N Q : : M E I M an gli I 2 M M M M H M M H M S M M' M I l GH Mm M H Z MM Z M M M okes H Harold says that all he w ants IS a chance to express h1m se K Knepper Fme' Where to? Teacher Use cauter1ze 1n a sentence H Balley I knew she was m1ne the moment I caught her eyes K Harr1s Do you haxe anlmal crackers? Grocer No but we haxe some mce dog blscults LOUIS Have any luck hunt111 hons 111 AfF1C37 Len Yes I d1dn t meet any B1ll S At t1mes my g1rl seems to be try1ng to be an angel Augle C You mean when she wants somethlng from you? Cal' Paul What are you dolng now ? Tom I m an exporter Paul How s that? Tom The Pullman Co Just f1red me Dorothy I wasn t go1ng forty thlrty or even twenty mlles an hour Judge Here steady now or youll be backlng 1nto somethlng Off1cer Don t you see the s1gn Flne for parklng? T Sheen Yes Off1Ce1 I see It and heart11y agree Wlth It Elwood H What IS your new brother s name? Robert E I don t know yet we can t understand a word he says Bern1ce Sm1th I m go1ng to en ter my dog 1n the dog show next week Frlend Do you thlnk he ll Wm? Bermce No but hell meet some nlce dogs J Fr1tzman I see 1n London a man IS run over every half hour G Yarwood Poor fellow J Carpente1 W1ll you 1o1n me 1n a bowl of soup? J Ballant1ne Do you think there w1ll be room for both of us J Hertz What klnd of chwken IS th1S7 Walter Sprlng ch1cken J Hertz I thought It was Ixe been chewlng on one of th spungs for a half hour Tommy F1 ench fv1s1t1ng a snoe makerb Wh tt ale the shoes made from? Shoemaker H1de T F Why should I hlde? Shoemaker Hldel H1del The cow s outs1de T French Let the ol cow come 1n Im not afra1d Joe H I ve Just shot a dog Joe H Well he wasnt very pleased She You are the breath of mx 1 e H Lets see you hold you breath Teacher GIVE a sentence Wlth the word b9WV1tCh8S Ray Moff Ill bewltches IH a m1nute B Moser D1d you educate that flea yourself ? Tralner Yes I ve had h1m SINCE he was a pup V Orashan What would you ad VISG me to read after graduatlon? B Benzmger The Help Want ed column Tom Is your daughter Doro thy popular? Father Why I can t park Wlth 1n three blocks of my house Small boy Daddy croak,l1ke a frog? Father Wh5 do you ask? Small boy Mother sald when you would croak we would get 4510 000 Page E1ghty 'Wme ez K . u . ': . . '45 L 4 s ' ' . . lf. - I ' . - f' ? . ff - ff ' , : ' K 5 5 ' , ' : ' ' , sir. ' . - Y . cf, ' e sf -' I-I1 ' D . . . . -I - : Y Y A A 4 . K . . . U. . . . . 1. . . . . . 1 . D , . .. i u ' . . , . , . . . , . Q . u 1 1 A .. , Y ' . . ', D . . I ' ' Bill: No, when she drives my Len KJ Was he mad? . .: , . ' 3 ' . I I : ' , l'f . : . ' . ' er ' ' r . 3 ' 1 ' ' ' n I ' 7 ! x ' . v - - : 2 ' 1 ' , . . . u I , is . v ..- H ' . ' v ' ' - ' - ' .' 1 ' '! L . : , ', .' ' . , .. . 0 N . - , u ' 0 7 ' 7 : , - . . t , . - n ! ' a f Q ' h . , - . ', , 2 , I , ' . , , . . i u 0 3 0 I . ' 1 ' Page N Marcella Hey' MarJor1e S Do you want It loose or balled? Mervln WhV I tl10l1gh'C YOU would get sent to the pen1tent1a1y for steahng those ch1ckens bambo No dot der lawyer I had why I was 1n doubt Whethe1 ah leally stole dose ch1ckens L KIRUSS What would happen 11 you would break one of the ten Lommandments ? G Lodge Well the1e would only be mne left I suppose J H3.FFllIf,tOH Cpaymg b1ll at Illlllllg, SIAIIOIIJ Well Im squlre zgam Agent Well I hope youll be 1ound agam somet1me Do1othy Do you know any Way to dVO1d t1re trouble? Tom You mlght get a motor boat Sabel No daddy I wont need my clothes th1s summe1 Father Ye Gods' I thought It would come to that L1ttle glll Package of p111k dye please Merchant F01 woolen or cotton goods P Ch1ld Its for mas ston1ach Phe oocto1 sa1d she d haxe to d1et md she Wdlltb a p1etty colo1 Hackett What s XV01 se than ra1n1ng cats and dogs? George Ha1l1ng tax1 cabs Dan He cleaned up a fo1 tune on crooked dough J1m What was he a counter IQIIBIJ Dan No he was a p1etzel maker Robe1ta How are you commg along w1th your poultry farm? R Walton I ve bee11 sw1ndled lnety I bought three d1fferent mcubators and not one of them has la1d an egg yet J French Glrls want a lot nowadays D Wllson Can your glrl keep a secret? Paul H Her 1dea of a secret 1s only tell1ng one person at '1 tune Russ Where are you runnlng Ov Ralph Stoppmg a f1ght Russ Who are you stoppm from f1ght1ng? Ralph Me and anothel fellow Judge Gullty or not gu1lty? K Reed What else haxe you got? O H1ppley He uses the touch system H Sllver On the typewr1te1 ? Oscar lNo on h1s fr1ends 1n today s paper? E Slaby Yes and It alone was Worth the two cents Salesman Can I sell you xacuum cleane1 P S M No we haxe no xacuun to clean Mr Gu1le1 Dan d1d your fath er Wflte thls speech 7 Dan W No he started It and mother had to do It all over agam J Reeves I do11 t k11ow Whethel to become a pa1nter or a poet M McArtor Become a pa1nte1 J R Have you seen my DIC tures? MHTIOH No but I have rezd your poems Judge D1d you steal that rug? C F1ller No slr A woman gate It to me and told me to beat It and I d1d I 0 . ' . . . , . . . ,, . . ., 4 w . T 1 . ' 0 . L L ' 1 u . , . . , 1 i . A h .C I A ' . s 7' 1 c c . wwf 1 r , 1 t. 1 ' f ' . , . . v , a- 1 U- ! L ' - Q . ' r I ' r ' f . . - - 1 ,- , . 2 , . - yn' ' ' C a , 1 . . s ' ! . . 7' - 1 7- w ' . 0 1 W . . ' ' Il . ' n u . u n 1 - T 0 . , . . , , , - J. Bodo: D1d you read my poem ' 1 y . , 2 'N I w s ' I I . vri . , 3' -' ,-,. , , - . 1 . L1 . v ui 2 - l 5 Y I Y vc 1 - - 1 ' 7 I r 1: ' ' . 7 1, Y - . ' L ' ' - . . . , I r 1 1 Y . , v ' , I 5 , , , . 1 A1 . v . , , N . . .. , , ' ' ,N iw ' . . u 7 - r: .. ,-l , . ' , . 0 I , ' , . , .1 ' Y 1 1 . , . . . ' : . : . I . . j' Y . I I , V . . . . . , , . Comphments of gfarold ox Sfudw 1lHlf0 llljlIlllj 165 E State St Phone 873 Salem, Ohm PKK ilk ik ilk ilk 'lk 'lk 'lk 'lk 88 'IR 88 Page Nmety One xl! is H8 88 ik il! R8 ill! ilk 88 N8 HH 3 5 Q . ? Q sr ? nr 4' 92 4' ? 5 ? 5 ? C? -if sr . J I ' 1 5 ' 5 i if 15 5 S sr J' 3? HH 748 BH B8 HH Hit HH HH 88 H8 RH HH ALTHOUSE-BROWN MOTOR CO. STUDEBAKER Sales . . . Service 544 East Pershing Street Telephone 1041 CROSSLEY BARBER SHOP ART BRIAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMMUNITY SERVICE STATION Compliments to Senlor Class DeRHODES 8z DOUTT Excluslve Agency for GAGE and LANDSDON HATS Bartholomew MUSIC Shoppe BAND and ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS Orchestras for All Occasions 950 North Ellsworth Avenue Phone 1764 WRIGHT TAXI C0 PHONE 901 CLARA A FINNEY BEAUTY PARLOR 150 South Lmcoln Avenue Phone 200 FAMOUS MARKFT TASTY FOODS Lee Butler Kenny Zelgler HANSELL S STORF BROADWAY MARKET Glfts for graduatlon brldge O1 any occa slon whlch calls for somethlng dlffexent A vauety of approprlate g1fts THE GIFT SHOPPE 88 'lk 88 88 ilk Sk 'lk 'lk 88 ilk 'lk 'Ik Page Nlnety Two a r . s u J 4 K 9 J . , . - r ' - HEATON Sz STRATTON INSURANCE E t Stat St GUY E BYERS M SUNKIST MARKET REESE BEAUTY SHOPPE E 1 sm te st 1781 M B KRAUSS TRAVEL BUREAU Salem Business College ts GLASS Sz HAYDEN GROCERIES MEATS R .I BURNS HARDWARE STIFFLER 8z DAVIS MODERN BARBER sHoP f t CHAPIN S MILLINERY 375 E 1 sum sc m DR J P SHARP ts BURT C CAPEL REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 1 S th Ell GARDEN GRILL METZGER HOTEL DR LINN DENTIST 88 'lk 'lk '28 'ik 'Ik 88 'll' 'Ili 'lk -il' 'lk Page Nlnety Th c R8 ilk R8 H8 88 ilk R8 HR ilk H8 ilk 88 . . , . D. , 372 as e reet 1' 639 as a reet Phone Compliments of Complimen of 350 State Street Salem, Ohio Hats o Charm and Dis inction 9 as ree Salem, Ohio Complimen of 21 sworth Salem, Ohio ' - r la! rea! jizz! 3 ' 41 Q.. 5'-V. 441' itil' UHERE I It s an mboard powered for 30 m1les an hour wxth Lycommg 40 h p motor Mullms makes puncture proof chamber des1gn It the modern way w1th metal hull l1fe boat air on a mass productlon baszs It 1S safe qumet To see rt IS to seaworthy dry and styhsh want It and we have lt on dxsplay now' You buy from us Mulhns shlps dxrect to you nothmg extra to pay but the frelght fob SALEM OHIO Producft of Mullms Manufaefturmg Corp Boat D1v1s1on Salem, Ohlo -K. I 7 'il' 'Ik 'Ik 'ik 'lk ilk 'kk 'lk ilk ik 'lk 'ii' Page Nmctjy Foul 83 ill 'lk 'KI' 'NK 'lk 'Ili 'KH 38 HY 48 XR -1- 7 at 4 .L 'r T 1 I as. 'r T ,.'10..x Qi ' ,145 fa 1 AST' -X .. ' i X J? g r S ' ' ' S If A If A G l E '- 5' as ' '-' 4 , . . D , . ' ! ' 7 ' , . Y 9 5 I ' . I . A ' . . . T 1 ? I O I 1. ? Be Sure' Keep the Date wlth Candy HENDRICK S OF COURSF 149 South Llncoln Avenue Phone 814 The knlghts of cld glorled 1n the Quallty and evcellence of thelr armor The modern voung men may be justly proud of our fme clothes The Golden Eagle Qalems Greatest Store for Men and Boys SCHOOL CALENDAR Sept 8-We are gettmg asslgnments for the begmnmg of another long nlne months The school looks about the same a new face every here and there Sept 20 Our flrst game of the season Outplayed Canton for three quarters todav but lost 26 to 9 The last four nnnutes proved dlsastrous for MCKIH lev scored three touchdowns It leaves a b1tte1 taste 1n my mouth Just to talk about lt Sept 27 Now we are dlgglng ln Salem 12 Akron West 0 The senlors can all get then watches out of lock It lo ks hke a promlsxng season after all Oct 3 The team seems to be gettlng n1ce1y hmbered up We swamped Lee toma ln our flrst nlght game to the workout for the players but lather bormg to the spectators Oct 6 Were enteltalned ln 3l1d1tO11l1Il1 bv Jean Gros French Marronettes A VEIV clever and amuslng performance was presented Many CUTIOUS students barged backstage to get a look at the apparatus after It was all over Talbots Palnt hop ART BOB for Slgns for Autos 142 Penn Avenue Salem, Ohio WARK S Cleaners RELIABLE Dyers Dependable Laundry Service 'ik ilk If Page Nmety Flxe ilk ilk ilk ilk 88 48 R8 iii- 88 ill- ill- 88 I vgv 9 -Q J , . H ' ' tune of a mere 95 to 0. A splendid , 0 , 'I' sc sa as as 11 88 88 -Ik 'Bk -tk X8 'tk 'tk Bennett s Drug Store wlshes to extend congratulatlons and best wlshes to the class of 1931 13 U 4 . sf Q' Q wiigfi g nu, Axim . gn X is ilfsj 1 1 vl-' W 5 N b ff v 9 XNWPI lx! WW! lull A sz-D wx What graclous charm and su eetness there 1S to be found 1n a garden' No wonder everyone loves flowers The XC1llS1V6 beauty and flaglance of f1OW6lS may be yours the year round Flowers Bring Happiness McArtor Floral Co Umon Valet SBPVICC A Mothers Care to All You Wear' Dry Cleaning and Presslng 737 East State Street Phone 840 Oct 10 We hung another ghttermg scalp 1n the trophy case today The Stone men trampled Warren ln a surpr1s1ng 27 to 6 upset Another nlght, game Shlne on thou mellow flood hghts Oct 15 No school today Not a creature vsas st1rr1ng not even a freshman' The teachers all went v1s1t1ng so we had a hol1day Oct 17-Salem 40 New Phlladelphla 0 Th1s IS gettmg to be qulte a hab1t Thmgs are begmmng to point toward another Blg Ten t1tle SIMON BROS. Fresh and Cured Meats and Poultry TRADE and SAVE at SCHWARTZ'S Salem's Ineadmg Popular Priced Department Store 'ik 88 Vik 'ik XR 81' Page Nlnety SIX 1 ' fl? 334 38 518 ill! 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Mill? la T P ' 'I -h 'tg' V I-112 R A4 l C as 99 -IL 814 88 38 ik 'Ik 'Ik Ii- SHEEN S Super Servlce Statlon Have you had your transmls slon, d1ffe1 entlal and crank case changed yet th1s sprmg It 1S necessary Expert Lubrlcatlon Done Freedom Products Corner Llncoln and Fourth Phone 75 Stamp Home Stores nc Glf t Goods an Electrlcal Appllances 529 East State Street Salem, Ohlo Oct 24-Youngstown East brought scrapplng team down tomght but Salem edged a 14 to 6 vlctory under floodllghts It seems we cant lose on our home f1e1d Oct '31 Northeastern Ohio Teachers meetlng at Cleveland so the shop was closed down today No regrets have been heard as yet Nos 1 Wellsvllle Jolned the horde of Salem vxctlms today It wasnt very easy but we dld It Compliments of Salem Bullders Supply 775 South Ellsworth Phone 96 TVIERIT SHOE C0 Shoes, Rubbers and Hoslery Moderately Prlced 293 East State Street Salem, Ohm Congratulatlons to the class of 1931 J C PENNEY C0 DEPARTMENT STORE Corner of East State and South Lundy 'Ik 'lk 'lk 'Ik 88 'lk Page Nlnety Sew en -lk ilk -lk -lk ik ilk ilk ilk ilk ilk ilk il O O - 9 A . . 1 . 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A O O I I 'tk 'tk 'lk 'Ik 'lk 'ik ThlS Annual IS Beektold Covered to Endure To PIQSQIVQ and preselve ln beauty the memory of days that wlll gl ow mole glamorous as the years pass, the staff of the 1931 Quaker annual has chosen Becktold COVGIS For flfty yeals the C13ftSlTldl'lSl'l1p and quallty of Beektold COVQIS has been held to the hlghest standard Thls example of Becktold alt ulll enable you to keep f01 generatlons youl p11C9l6SS lecord of student days BECKTOLD COMPANY 200 210 Plne Street St Louls L J QP r When you go to partles and dances, McGhee s dry cleanlng 1S always prompt and satlsfac tory MCGHEE S Formerly Kent s When better cleanlng IS don , e wlll do lt 170 North Ellsworth Phone 557 Nov 7 Good assembly program Jess Pugh sneezed hls way lnto the heart of every student A real humorlst that man' Nox 8 Salem 6 Youngstown South dltto Bettel than loslng but not so mee as vllnnlng dlers parades bands Salem 27 Se bllng 0 We gase that game to the Red Cross Nov 14 Salem 45 Llsbon 0 What more IS there to be sald Nov 21 Solemn dlgnlty stately flgures lovely muslc danclng couples the senlor party A goodly crowd was there HOTEL LAPE SALEM OHIO The Home Llke Hotel When lou Cant Get Home Stop Here Iago NIIILL5 Elgllt 814 88 -Ik 48 Sk 88 'kk 'Ik Sk -I8 -tk 'Ik Q 1' I O 4 y' 1 f ' 4 s' 1 nl- Q ' f V 3.5 -' 42 ft - , 1 . 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Cheers, flags. sol- ., P C - D E K J c 1 Y I V I T-Z V ' L 'L I Z V v I Y 1 V a ' ' 9 9 as ' ' e ' ' W 0 I - 'lk 'lk -lk -tk 'tk 88 'Ik 48 X8 dk 88 'Ik CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE ELLSWORTH CHEVROLET COMPANY Church Budget Bulldlng on South Ellsworth Avenue 27 Fr e feet nd roast d tu key M e sco ele te at A nd yo h Tha k g v ng o nd d of football Th oc ty b p g good tme Qu te a t h ng ff yi t good one That h fault 17 18-The play B oken D he A outsta d g ch evement f o to M s La e Bradley Sweaters ltzpatrlck Strain Co For a neat appearance your Shoes must be correctly and neatly rebullt do not let them be butchered or cobbled ln any old way A learned Shoemaker can always g1V9 you a better kind of shoe building servlce Wh1Ch 1S much cheaper 1n the en We all know that the prlce we pay for any merchandlse IS the quallty determlmng factor and after all we get only what we pay for N T ORASHAN Up to Date Shoe Rebulldlng DlStrlbUt0rS McMILLAN RADIOS SPEED TUBES HORTON WASHERS IRONERS Salem Tool Company Phone 770 767 South Ellsworth Avenue Service Salem Ohio Page Nnety N ilk 'lk R8 ilk ilk ilk ilk 88 ilk ilk 88 88 1 t Nov. - oz n a e r . ix th se with a r ss i lliance a u ave n s i i . Sn w a the en . Dec. 5- e first Ass iation par . All 1 dancers had a um in i . i ouc i a air. Dec. 12-The junior party. Some of the 0 0 o juniors sa 't wasn' a . F -I , is t eir . Dec. - senior , r is S. n n in a i or ur new direc r, is nph r. S r 1 0 I A ' 1 5 Q 'sr 88 X8 -ik 48 BH 88 ilk 88 88 88 RR 88 i THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL S150 000 SURPLUS 'B500 000 Interest Pald on Savlngs Accounts 4W, Two FINE CARS Oakland and Pontlac KELLFR AUTO CO lhone Z5 150 North Ellsworth Avenue Dec 19 Beglnnmg of vacatlon How sweet It IS to relax and dream of Santa The freshmen are all a twxtter Salem 25 Canton McK1n1ey 36 Our fxrst basketball game Dec 20-Salem 17 Akron East 21 Two defeats but e elyone else seems op tlI'l1lSt1C so why not I2 Dec 27 Salem 28 Masslllon 22 The thlrd tlme 1S the charmed one Watch us now' Jan 2 We lost one to Alliance Not a very D106 wax to start the new year Jan 3 Salem 23 L1verpool22 A close game Almost had heart fallure be fore the gun fmally went off Y isis 1 S' The Passlng of the Old Tln Tub has meant more to modern c1v1l17at1on than any other single thing Modern tubs and sinks mean health, cleanllness, comfort and luxury THE NATIONAL SANITARY CO lik 'lk ik 'ii' 'li' ilk ill' Ri' 'IH 'lk ill' HI' Page One Hundled 'li' ik 48 ill- R8 88 88 ilk ilk 'IP ilk R54 ,g X 'I' at Q 1: ' 9 it J. k Q , ,L . . -I- . 1 . 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A-I, x ll I-if , gli 1' I ' ' ,Z 'iirfb L 1-Q ' Y: 1,- X Q sr O O J. t . . . . . 1 ' as 1' , T I 5 sr O X Q sr 'lk 'I If 'lk 'Ik 'lk 'Ik 'lk 'lk 'lk ik 48 ik Congratulations to the class of 1931 R S McCulloch 8z Co CAPE S For Real Home Cooked Meals HOT FUDGE Salem s MUSIC Center FINLEY S MUSIC CO 102 South Broadway Phone 14 Jan 8 A ghmpse of the old master W1l 11am Shakespeare The Shakespearean Players presented Jullus Caesar the afternoon and Macbeth ln the evenmg Somethlng unusual Jan 9 Salem 34 N11es 11 The reserves won thelr flfth vlctory of the season Jan 10 Marched down to Llsbon Won a game and marched home agaln Glrls lost to the Llsbon lassles Jan 16 An lnterestmg assembly wlth Floyd Bralllar as chlef attractlon Drubbed Youngstown East 36 to 21 Jan 17 Walloped New Phllly by the same score We are hitting our strxde now' Just Beautlf ul Shoes New patterns for your appxoval lecelved weekly Drop 1n our new locatlon and txy on a palr CHALFANT MACKINTOSH 5aZ East State Street SALEM BOTTLING WORKS Manufacturers of Carbonated Beverages PHONE 42 Congratulatlons to Class of 31 Page One Hundred One 1- T 9 0 I O , 0 9 ' 0 I ' in - No defeats for them yet. h , D L T ' S .t 1' ilk ilk 48 'lk ik HI- il' ilk ik 'Ik 'lk -lk SUCCESS IH any calhng often depends upon ablllty 111 the sound hand llng of flnances People who have the frlendshlp and co ope1at1on of a sound, strong bank have the 1ns1de track to success under these c1rcum stances The Farmers Natlona' 1nv1tes all Salem h1gh school boys and gnls to open savlngs accounts Wlth lt The Farmers Natlonal Bank Salem, Ohio 4175 and Natlonal Bank Safety for Savlngs Endres Gross Flowers for All Occaslons East State Street Phone ?6 We Telegraph Iflowers Jan '71 22 23 Semester exams' The nemesls of all senlors the feax of all fxeshmen Another vlctory ovel Llver pool stra1ght vlctory Jan 30 Im dazed The boys and gnls both lost to Palest1ne How d1d that exer happen'P Jan 31-Our boys mn over Ravenna The g1rls ooze a close v1cto1y over Colum blana The blg H1 Y dance was held at the Elks Feb 4-An mterestlng concert presented by our own h1gh school band GIVE them credlt they deserve 1t EI W BLISS SALEM Sl-ll Manufacturers of ROLLING MACHINERY SHEET METAL MACHINERY SPECIAL MACHINERY 3 1 X T Page One Hundred Two 48 ilk RS' R8 ilk ilk ilk ill- 88 R8 R8 - - 581 : A - - 1 1 . .. l 0 - Jan. 24-Salem 48, Dover 24. 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SE 1 Q 'lk H8 88 48 ilk '88 ilk 'lk iii- ilk ik ilk 'lk 'Ik 88 ilk ilk 'Ik 'lk ik 'Ik 'Sh Wk PARKER PENS and PENCILS V L BATTIN C0 386 East State Street D J BURCAW SURE INSURANCE Flrst Class Stock Companles The Llncoln Marke CROCERIES MEATS AND BAKED GOODS Phone Your Order 248 249 665 East State Street S8zH Green Stamps J H CAMPBELL Wall Paper, Wlndow Shades, Books Statlonery, Offlce Supplles Salem, Oh1o Feb 6-Boys and glrls both lose to Wal ren Thls mlght put us out of the race for the Blg Ten t1t1e Feb '7 Salem 39 Akron St Marys 30 Reserves w1n gxrls lose to Fa1rf1eld The scrubs have won thxrteen v1ctor1e 1n thlrteen games Feb 9 Boy Scout Jamboree ln the hlgh school gym Feb 13 Salem boys 28 Wellsvllle 11 Feb 14-We lost a close one at Rax enna An uncertam game thxs basketball' Feb 17 Assembly plogram Captaln Den ms Rooke the only man ln the hlstory of av1at1on to use h1s trousers for a gasket bah Jove' When You Thmk of Sporting Goods, You Always Thlnk of THE A C SPALDING LINE BASEBALL BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL OUTFITS COLF GOODS TENNIS RACQUETS AND BALLS A Full Llne at C S CARR HARDWARE Page One Hundred Three ' t Co. 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' . . . . . s - ' . , ' ' Salem girls 24, Wellsville 19. 0 In . , . , 1 , . . - Q sr as xx- -ss -is ax -nw as -ra -as -n- -rs -xx 48 ik Sk ik 48 88 88 ik 88 ik ik ik X T lllq and 00 of I-l ool a 48 ik 48 ik 48 48 ik ik ik H8 ik Page One Hundred Four For Rehable Electnc Work and Quality Merchandise See the R E GROVE C0 Contractor Dealer Ihom 100 640 East State Street Feb 90 UWB IOSLTTI heart break? aims Food well kept not only tastes to A lance e reserves su er err flrst defeat of the season at the hands bettel but 13 Safer of Al11ance reserve seem tc be ln a prolonged slump Feb 23 Blrthday of George Washmgton means Cl blg Savlng In food bless hls heart' No school Feb 26 So ends the regular basketball Buy youl 109 f10m schedule Salem 30 Struthers 23 Malch 6 7 Warren tournament We de feat Llsbon Palestlne and Hubbard 5 but lose to Warren rn dlstrlct playoff The team looks llke the end of hard tunes On to Akron' SAVE WITH SAFETY on Quality Drug Store Merchandlse at Cut Rate Prlces Reglstered Pharmacist Always ln Charge Two CONVFNIP NT DRUG sToREs J H Lease Drug Co Phone 93 State at Llncoln Broadway Lease Drug Store Phone 72 State at Broadway We Dellver Any Tlme Any Place 88 ilk ilk 38 H8 'lk 48 88 88 iii' '18 Page one Hundred FIVE 'II' ilk 'lk ilk H8 ilk H8 'lk 82' ilk 'N' ill' A JL c o 0 , JV . 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' o 1 A A SHOES' H0 IERY' THE HALDI HUTCHESON SHOE Salem s Dependable Famlly Shoe St 'vlarch 13 Loram snatched a v1cto1y f1OIH us 111 tl1e last mmute of play Thats Flgdlng Q Reynard all for basketball Maxch 26 27 The Patsy IS DI6S8l1l8d bw the JUHIOFS D1F6Ct6d by Mlss Lam DTUgglStS pher lt lS another notable pe1fo1n1 ance Sprmg xacat1on begms 9 h f h t ADI11 Sop omoxe res 111811 pal y PRE5CRlP l'l0Ng MAGA71Nhx soclal success for the llI'1d61C12.bSl1l6Il May 26 The blgg9St event of the yeal SODAS CANDY the Jun1o1 semor prom The yea1 IS almost ended FOUNTAIN PENS May 27 28 Semor exannnatlons F01 the Comer State and Ellsworth last time we cxam knowledge 111 one nlght 0 study PUMPS AND WATER SYSTEMS 4633-xx I lunnnft fimixumrgy EW THE DEMING COMPANY Salem, 0h1o 'lk 'lk 'lk R8 'll' 'II' 'lil ilk 'lk 118 'ii' iii' Page One Hundled Slx ilk ill? 814 88 'IK ilk 414 RK 88 88 314 'lk 0 O - C0 U ' ' ore . . ' ' v. '. .1 4 .- A D A 'ar Q -'L 4? N ? 3 'r wr ' X u , h ' 1 1 I ' . s .5 - 2 , gf wr I Q ilk ilk ilk 88 ilk ilk ilk ill' 'li' ill' ilk ilk S3 sr This Annual was printed by THE SALEM LABEL C0 Commercial Prmters of Office forms, letterheads, envelopes, gummed or ungummed labels for every purpose The Oldest Label Holme zn the Uruterl qtates DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS IF? ELEELRIC 'lj 52- ,Q FUELFIRED L!LQ -E la al!! ,X IP- I ,AH !d IN DU STRIAL FURNACES 'P l 4N3l'.l:o faux 0100 ilk Pl? ilk R8 ilk il? H8 ilk 538 Hi' ill' 88 Page One Hundled Seven 9,3 Q , sr JL . . . 4 as A , . sf I 1 J f K 1 S sr ? i F I we 9 4 or if 'Lib I! ll A inf f-fhs., f ' 'L o mf:-:Tir 1 'f::rs-- -vs o I ? ef I 'bw 'I' S3 sr O 'C ? SS 5 Calendar Vlay 29 Flnal exams start for everyone 'VIay 31 Sen1o1 class sex mon Commence ment 1S drawlng mgh June 2 Sen1or class farewell A sad oc caslcn under a mask of cheerfulnes June '3 Recogn1t1on assembly Letters awards and whatnot Concluded June That solemn affa1r has been com pleted commencement June 5 The alumnl banquet marked the closlng of hxgh school act1v1t1es for the e s of 31 We are out IH the cruel c uel world to s1nk or swlm okes Tlafflc OfflC9l Where d1d you get that speed stuff? H O1 O1 Mr Pol1ceman,m and l1ttle Ikey yas gomg to the baseball games O Xou were, e at mlles an hour' I guess Ill ha you a tlcket H Oh thank you, Mr Po hceman Can you glff me von or l1ttle Ikey too? Helolse It took Jack twenty fue lessons to teach me to sW1m IWHFJOFIG The cad' He taught me 111 QIX R Eddy I gaye th it m 111 flftV cents fol slung me llfe Stey e M What d1d he do? R Eddy Gaye me back twenty cents change Worker Wh It 15 your name my good man' Com lct 1 W0lk6I But thats not your 1eal name Lonxxct IIHITIC ho, that s only me pen Teachel Gne me a sentence IISIIIQ' the wold ayaunt R Alex mder Ayaunt what u aunt when ax aunt It C Hopel lck Do you play golf? R Ex e1st1ne I don t ey en know XXl'l1Cl'l end of the caddle to hold L :dy Axe your eggs fresh' R Kuhlen Man, the hen doesn t lealme I got them yet Loule B How IS It I ney 91 see you Ill Cl'lLllCl'l anymore' Mdlloue Maybe 1ts because Im not there B Sdrtlck They made me dl aft clelk at the bank today B Nllllel What do you do' Open and shut the doors? A Jones Do you really thlnk sard1nes are healthy? O Hlppley Iye neyer heald one COY'I1Dld,lU M1 WllllamS What can you tell me of n1t1ates'7 B L Kenneweg All I know IS that 1ts 1 lot cheaper than day lates Page One Hundred Exght as sn- as- aa- ru- -lk -is -is xi- -is fn- 1 1 - ' 'f - ' ' . 3- f ' - f - HS! . . . . . ,K ' ' ' A la ' , ez .y ., . . e 1 W , vi 3 V I D- r - T. .1 ' ' h- 40 , Y - , 1 . 1 ' 1 ' nd ' ' ' . e: - L ' . - 2 3 ' -I 4' '- . , , : . ' . : , f -, ' v v . 1 ' V , . Q' .' , 7 . ,Z ' . ': ' ' 2 z ' M ' , ' ' I 9.19. 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