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SOPHOMORES not only to be outstanding but showed consider- able promise for the seasons to come. These 5 participants were Robert Allison, Edward Banar, William Beardmore, James Berger, Richard Libert, Ralph Davis, John Faxon, Frank Hagen, John Hart, Anton Hrvatin, Richard Beatty, Frank Lutz, Robert Moore, Robert McNlicol, Frank Quinn, William Shoop, Frank Snyder, John Taflan, Glenn Weigand, Orrie Wright, William Lieder, Robert Sell, and managers Orland Ludwig, Richard Kautz, and Delbert Fowler. The sophomores were active in many clubs and organizations throughout the school. With the honor of being sophomores, they gained several privileges, the outstanding of which was chosing their class colors of red and blue. In the spring the annual Freshman-Sopho- more Hop was held, concluding the sophomore's activities for the year. Glenn Welgand and 'Dick Culberson hurry away at the end of another school day. First row: Stahl, Plegge, Sirling, Riifle, West, Welsh, Oliver Owens, Fratila, Warner, Vincent, Reeves, Strank Weber, Taylor, Syppko, Zoculo, Hanna, Hostetler. Second row: Thomas, Vavrek, Schell, Rae, Stanton, Stamp, Whin- nery. Ratcher, Omaits, Wukotich, Grace, Severyn, Shaffer, Shallenherg, Summers, Sabotka, Stratton, West, Sanders Hutchison, Seullion, Thiel. Third row: Theiss, Greenawalt, Snyder, Hendricks, Sprowl, Woerther, Rayniak, Schoss Yunk, Tesmer, Whinnery, Geist, Scott, Hrovatic, Hanna, Gross, Haldi, S. Johnson, Mr. Johnson, Tennyson, Sinsley Jaeger, Frederick, Ingledue, Helman, Fidoe, Robinson, Freshley. Fourth row: Stoudt, Stiifler, Ritchie, Holloway Schultz, Wiggers, Vansickle, Phillis, Schuster. Thomas, Stoffer, Whitacre, Scullion, Weigand, Seiber, Hippley. Wright Hansell. Gross, Snyder, Hart, Hagan. Fifth row: Pales, Hunter, Sell, Zeck, Quinn, Shoop, Schafer, Peppel, Stewart: Stiffler, Grove, Hill, Hunter, Yuhaniak. Tice, Hart, Sixth row: Safreed, Pasco, Fowler, Shasteen, Fisher, Hrvatin Volio, Zimmerman, Pasco. Shannon, Ritfle, Hobart, Vincent, Thomas, Volio, Haessly, Taflan, Helman, Wright, Gibbs Stratton. 1231
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CLASS of 1943 The class of 1943 entered Salem High school this fall with the air of sophisticated Sopho- mores and made a record to be envied by Sopho- more classes to come. Electing Paul Evans, presidentg Herbert Han- sell, vice-president, and Marian Davidson, sec- retary-treasurerg they organized for the second time in their high school career. To increase the class treasury, the members diligently sold colorful bandannas and pennants, during the fall of the school year. The cass of '43 was well represented in foot- ball season by Gordon Shasteen, Duane Thomas, Albert Kenst, Richard Culberson, Glenn Weig- and, Frank Hagen, and Manager, Harry Ehr- hart. Equally promising candidates for track sur- passed every other class in numbers and proved Marion Davidson and Paul Evans, seated, and Herbert Hansell, standing, sophomore class officers are shown makin! some plans. First row: Kozar, Myers, May, Bauman. Duify, Cody, Cozad, Klepinger, Byers, McArtor, Kirkbride, Kamasky, Keefer. Loudon, McCready, McLaughlin, McGrady, Kot, Bowman. Second row: Lozier, Farcus, Engeter, Krepps, Brobander. Lantz, Mitchell, Miller, Ayers, Cahill, Cosgarea, Del Favero, Medelka, Knai, Cosma, Alek, Everstine, Cheery. Borrelli. Third row: Mercer, Brian, Jones, Brown, Bush, Dales, Davidson, Eschliman, Dixon, Eckstein, Adams, Kovash, Morris, Kennedy, Englert, Murray, Benedetti, McArtor, Merry, Capel, Blackburn, Beach. Fourth row: Beardmore, Mitchell, Blahut, Lodge, Chessman Moore, Krauss, Evans, Kenst, Beeler, Null, Long, Bureaw, Atkinson, Anderson, Meiter, Albert, McNicol, Barta. Andres, Arthur, Fifth row: Citino, McConnell, Krauss, Beatty, Libert, Martin, Kautz, Coy, Elias, Jones, Knepper, Allison, Calnpf, Decrow, Bell, Cody, Ehrhart, Blockson, Davis, Miller, Bennett, Lieder. Sixth row: Ludwig, Lutz, Loudon, Loutzcnhicer, Kleinman, Laughlin, Carpenter, Barnard, Oana, Lantz, Culberson. Berger. McGrady, Catlos, Cowan, Brooks, Bricker, Lance, Davis, .Yl,yhew, Anderson. 5221
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CLASS of 1944 Last fall 237 freshmen stood on the threshold of Salem High School for the first time. These boys and girls were destined to make a place for themselves in high school life. They sold pencils to start out their year and to put some money in the class treasury. About the midle of the year, officers were elected to govern the official matters of the class. These officers included Robert Cibula, president, William Mullins, vice-president, Barbara Butler, secretary-treasurer. The members were very active in sports. Varsity football claimed Carmen Nocera and Tom Leslie, while included on the junior varsity were Gerald Bingham, Darwin Charnesky, Ralph Davis, Charles Dunlap, Frank Entriken, Dick Kleon, Ben Kupka, Charles Mvers. Leon- ard Quinn, Bob Schuster and Riay Wise. Basketball claimed Charles Dunlap, Frank Entriken, Dick Greene and Tom Leslie. Fresh- Butler, seated, mi Bin Mullins man managers were Tony Hoover and Gene standing, freshman class officers, Howell discuss some important plans. ' Bob Cibula and Barbara Those Who were on the track squ-ad are Gerald Bingham, Rudolph Ciotti, John Culler, First row: Daniels, Grove, Dixon, Faster, Fiets, Nicklason, Owens, Eppinger, Paxson, Carmelo, Beery, Alton, Antoneo, Girscht, Galchick, Davidson, Getz, Nickolas. Sec Jnd row: Otto, Anderson, 0'I-Iara, O'Connell, Rose, Roberts, Shaffer, Papic, Bodirnea, H. Oana, V. Oana, Bartchy, Chappell Butler, Neal, Nnnno, Equize, Cosky, Summers. Third row: Coccia, Spencer, Paxson, Forney, Freshley, Briggs, Burrler, Bricker, Coulson, Ificky, Flitcraft, Faulkner, Black, Bell, Page. Fourth row: Englert, Greenisen. Rowlands, Butler, Gxomlmy, Collins, Grey, Dilworth, Ellis, Gfeller, Altu- mare, Bardo, Sanlo, Sommers, Clarke, Scullion, Benson, Becknell. Fifth row: Albert, Bingham, Neal, Greene, Nocera, Bush, Bahm, Schuster, Groner, Armeni, Ryan, Fawcett, Radmiloviteh, Sonogere, Spank, Budai, Briggs, Donofrio, Gart- ner, Primm, Rance, Fineran, Ciotti, Fink. Sixth row: Culler, Drakulich, Reiter, Cafaro, Smith, Shea, Quinn, Ferko, Englehart, Entriken, Dunlap, Alesi, Spears, De Maliznon, Shallenlzerg, Radsick, Charnesky, Fromm, Cibula, Clbula, Solomon, Cain, Cone.
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