Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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CROSS COUNTRY R. B. Clarke, serving his eleventh year as coach of the cross country squad, has had some brilliant teams in that span of time, but in the last few years his teams have been poor due to lack of material. This year there Was but one returning let- terman, Art Horning. In addition to Horning, those on the team were Frank Quinn, Lee Boone, Bill Shoop, Harry Beck, Gail Bartchy, John Dan and Ed Banar. The squad staged du-al meets with Warren and Younstown Rayen but failed to win either of them. In the district meet, the team placed fourth in a field of eleven teams. Quinn looked like a very fine future prospect as he finished fourteenth place. Horning next for Salem, finished twenty-second. Clarke bemoans the fact that five of the eight runners will graduate in June. They are Bartchy, Beck, Boone, Dan and Horning, but he remarked that Quinn and Shoop are two likely looking prospects for next year's squad. The poor records of the last two years are not signs that cro:s country is on the Wane in Salem High. They mean only that material has not been overabundant. If everything goes right, Salem may win another championship in the near future. First row: Rance, Bonne, Shoop, Banar, Quinn, Simion. Secund row: Bartchy, Beck, Dan, Horning, Mr. Clarke. 1311

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