Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Are Now Behind Them .... u-l Q Q lg lf Z -S B1 n-I III E 0 i N V! E li U: in I5 0 D-I In-l 5 Q Ill-u President - Ben Ware Vice-president - Homer Asmus Secretary-treasurer - Lois Hoover Led by Rita Pottorf, Lois Field and Alyse Kuniewicz as the three highest honor graduates, 185 members of the Class of 1942 have now come up successfully through four years of hard effort and finally reached the long-awaited day of graduation ready to bid a fond farewell to their alma mater and leave room in these halls for classes yet to come. In their memorable first year, the months passed swiftly with the more important events, such as the pencil sales, the first elec- tion of officers, the initiation on Hallowe'en, and the Freshman- Sophomore party following closely one upon the other until sud- denly the realization came that the class members were no longer freshmen, but members of the Class of '42, now ready to make its mark in the history book of Salem High as sophomores. For al- ready one year had gone, one year filled with events and activities that as time 'went on were to become the first of the store of pleasant memories that later they would recall as their high school days. As sophomores they began to distinguish themselves, indi- vidaully and as a class. In athletics, in music, in clubs, in every activity open to its members, the Class of '42 was well represented. Small felt pennants were sold to raise money. At the end of the year came their second Freshman-Sophomore party. Then in September, 1940, a new word was heard. A pleasant word, with a resounding ring. 'tllpperclassmenf' Two years were behind them now, and they were juniors. The year started ofl' with a bang when the starting lineups for the football games were found to contain from two to four juniors at every game. Next, the class went on to place one of the largest groups in the band that has ever repre- sented any class. In basketball, the en- tire starting lineup for the last several games was composed solely of juniors. nioi Se ' cliss officers' L Near the end of the year came the biggest event of all, the junior play, Jeannie With the Light Brown Hair . This year, their last in Salem High, was a year of continual success for class members. In the senior play Our Town and in all clubs and activities they continued their record of achieve- ment. And so, as we now present the Class of '42, we hail it for the records it has made and the things it has ac- complished, and for these things the Class of 1942 will be long remembered. en XVare. prcsimlvnt1 Luis H er, isvcrelzxry-l1'c:ls1irv1'- l'-iOi1I1l'!' Asmus, Vive lent. ae ,

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