Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Last row-left to right-R. Boone, Helman, Juliano, P. Crawford, Hollinger, Mr. Barrett. First row-Gottschling, Smith, Plegge, Karlis, W. Ward, Chappell, Myers. VARSITY S CLUB The Salem High Varsity S Club, whose goals are to liven school spirit, develop keen sportsmanship, and pro- vide good, clean recreation for its mem- bers, marked its tenth year of existence in the high school during 1945-46. The club, composed only of Varsity letter- men, is noted as one of the most success- ful and active honorary organizations of the school. Officers in charge of the activities of the year were President, Dan Smith, Vice President, John Pleggeg Secretary, Bill Wardg and Treasurer, Dick Gott- schling. The club was advised by coaches Ben Barrett, Bob Miller, Frank Tarr, and Joe Kelley. The members are boys who have earned letters in football, basketball, track or cross country. The small mem- bership is due to the fact that all who be- long are the best in their field of sports. There were twenty-two new mem- bers added to the club during the year. The new members underwent the tradi- tional initiation and ceremony either in late September or January to gain their membership into the club. Those letter winners were Bob Little, John Stoita, Jerry Hanna, Bob Roessler, Ansley Mit- chell, Howard Herrington, Bob Pager, Dick Edgerton, Bob Oana, John Szym- czyk, Bob Hodge, Marian Faini, Aubrey Cain, Ted Boone, Arnold Flick, Carl Mc- Gaffick, Ed Bozich, Walter Ehrhart, Jim Laughlin, Lee Sproat, Dick Zeck and Bud Field. Rip Helman and Dick Karlis were the only members lost to the arm- ed forces. The activities of the club during the year included a pep rally held the night preceding the Salem-Leetonia gridiron classic, a semi-formal dance held April 20, and a picnic for members only.