Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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oUR PAST As xve started our seventh year Miss Oyer xvas chosen to be our ad- miral Katherine VValter was the only new member in our crexv this year. Sn: members of our crew deserted us as xve were leaving port this year. They xx ere Maxine Southward, Richard Southxvard, Zella Ardnt, Lenard Ardnt, lvvlph Sherman and Bill Vxfeaver. The admiral for the next, our eighth year xvas Mr. Blosser. Della VX eax er Hazel Yeater and Nellie Morris left us as we started on this trio of the voyage The new members of the crew were Betty Schmidt and Benja- min Moses This year we held a xviener roast at the park in Upper Sandusky. The next, our Freshman year, xve boarded the good ship, Salem Hi on xxhith we xvould sail for four years until xve reached our hnal goal. com- h mei cement Miss Oyer was chosen to be our admiral for this year of our xox age VVe were joined by Richard Baker and Ovalene Roxve while Ben- jamin Moses transferred to another ship. Our Sophomore year we boarded our ship manned by the same crew as xxe had the year before. Mr. Elo-sser was chosen as admiral. VVe started xxith a theatre party in October, after which xve went to the home of Rose- marx McBeth for refreshments. To close the year xve xvent to the home of Paul Oiians, to have an outdoor party. For our junior year, Miss Schalkhouser was chosen as our admiral. Txxo members of the crew: Ovalene Rowe and Katherine 'Wlalter boarded another ship. VVe held a partv in November at the schoolhouse. As Juniors xxe presented the blav Go Sloxv Mary' and sponsored a Junior and Senior banquet at Findlay, Ohio. U M1 Blosser was chosen as our admiral for th-e hral vear of our vovage. s xxe wele leaving port for this vovage Lou Rowlzmfl transferred to our sl o fi om Unoer Ui. Our Senior class olav was The Harvest Queen. Dnr class Hoxver is the Red farnation and our colors are blue and white. XX e chose ' The higher we climb, the broader our view as our class motto. Ot' the twenty-one xvho entered the hrst grade in l935, seven of us have completed the 'entire vovasfe together. Thev are as follox-'sz Rosenaarv Mc- Reth Bettx Karg. Donna VValter. Tanet Koehler. Paul Urians, Donald Kem' 'mr laxxience Iogsdon. Those xvho joined us on the wav and are v'rad'v'- 'ting xxith ns are: Rettv Schmidt, Lou Rowland, Donald J. Orians, David Snx der and Richard Baker. Lawrence Logsdon W- wf ----. Y -W --Y vi. .-L 2--.M -. .Y-...Y Q .. - ,,,,--..Y...- -...,.l6rJ

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S22!222X2!83X!!222!!S3!!32232X22!332!2!22!2!!222X!!22 X2!3!23!2!33!3!X22X23332!22Z22822!22!22!23X2Z!!i 2228232833322 OUR PAST In September 1935, with twenty-one members in our crew we started the long journey through the grades, to learn the A 13 C's. The members of our crew were: Rosemary Mctieth, Betty Karg, janet Koehler, Donna VVal- ter, Paul Orians, Lawrence Logsdon, Donald Kear, David Arnold, Ray Hou- dshell, Carol Kent, Margaret Hoehr, Dolores Eliot, Velda Hall, Paul Strasser, Bill Vkleaver, David Piieffer, Donna Louise Broadman, Bob Arnold, Bob Irvin, Rose Roberts, and Rosemarie Wleber. Our first admiral was Miss VVo fe. During our second year at sea 3 members of our crew left while 2 new ones joined us. Those leaving were: Ray Houdshell, David Arnold and Bob Arnold. The new members were: Helen Dipert and lflvelene Moses. Our admiral for the second year at sea was Miss England. As we ventured out on our voyage for the third year Dolores Eliot, Paul Strausser, David llheifer, Bob lrw.n and Rose Roberts left us while Robert Clancy, Donald XVeber, Martha Fox, Charles Mack and Bob Koehler joined us. Qur admiral for the third year of our voyage was Miss March. w As we were leaving port for our fourth ytar Nellie Morris, David Sny- der and Donald J. Orians joined us while Margaret Hoehr, Velda Hall, Dow- ald XVeber, Helen Dipert and Rosemarie XVeT:er left. During our fourth year of the voyage Miss March was again chosen as our admiral. As we ventured out for the fifth year Charles Mack and lfvelene Moses left us while Della NVeaver. Hazel Yeater, Herbert Stansberry, Russel Boren, Zella Ardnt, Leonard Ardnt, .lohn Conly and Nellie Smith joined us, making a total of 24 in our crew. Miss XYeelcly was chosen as our admiral for the fifth year. During our sixth year we were joined by Richard Southward, Mavine Southward and Ralph Sherman. XVhile these were being made members Nellie Smith, john Conly. Russel Boren, Donna louise llroadman, Carol Kent, Roltert Clancy, and Martha Fox left us. XVe had a Hallowe'en Party at the home of Donna Wlalter. Our admiral for this year was again Miss XYeeklv. ya Y ,YM L ,V Y 4, W, 4 , ,,, ,, , .,, ., W, ,Ln ,W AWLD- -MV

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w SSSXXXXXXQSXZSSXXXXZ JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The play, Go Slow Mary. directed by Miss Mildred Schalkhouser, assis- ted by Miss Marcille Steiner, was given by the Junior Class of 1946 on April 5, 1946. It was a comedy in three acts by Lillian Mortimer. CAST OF CHARACTERS Billy Abbey, a young husband out of a job ......... . . . Lawrence Logsdon Mary Abbey, his discontented wife ....... ...... B etty Karg Mrs. Berdon. Mary's mother ...... Betty Schmidt Sally Carter, Mary,s bosom friend Donna XValter Harvy Stevens, Sally's sweetheart Donald Orians Burt Childs, Billy's friend ......................... .. Paul Orians Bobby Berdon, Mary's young nephew. a holy terror .......... Donald Kear Dolly Berdon. Mary's niece, another holy terror Rosemary McBeth Katie, the Abbey maid ......................... ..... J anet Koehler Danay Grubb, an iceman, suitor to Katie .. Richard Baker Murphy, a policeman, Danny's rival .... .. David Snyder STORY OF THE PLAY The story centers around Billy and Mary Abbey who are finding out that the First hundred years of married life are the hardest. Billy is out of a job. Mary is disgusted with housekeeping, Domestic bickering raises the question as to which is the easier job -keeping house or earning a living in the business world. Each is firmly convinced that his own job is harder. They exchange jobs. Then the fun begins and moves along fast and furiously, complicated by the secret love affairs of Mary's friend, Sally, by the pranks of a pair of pestiferous children, and by the mysterious disap- pearance of a diamond ring. The play ends with delightful laughter and frolic. wh. --- --4 - 'W