Salem Liberty High School - Stars Yearbook (Lower Salem, OH)

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fconttnued from page l4j for the F B I She had come to Reno to check on a big gambler s rncome tax statements She also told us that three other members of that wonderful class of 56 were l1v1ng in Reno Grace Martin was the receptionist that helped you plan your trips at the Reno office of United Airways Corporation Julia Lauer was very busy as the wife of the owner of the Great Drvrde Motel Marilyn O le was married to a Uranium prospector who had just sold one of hrs claims for a m1l lion and a hal dollars As we sat there talking and gazrng around the piano and guitar player looked famillar Golng over to the band which was playrng You Wore a Tulip we saw that the piano player was once our classmate Donnie Myers Soft sweet music was coming from a guitar played by Gary Haas The next morning when we ot up there was a paper under our door So we picked rt up and started to read it We were loo ing through the pa es when we came to the sports page The sports column was written by Dale Barth We wondered 1 it could be the same fellow we went to school with So we went down to the newspaper office to see him And sure enough tt was He took us to lunch we talked over old times and after lunch Carol and I went on to our next destination Our next stop was Las Vegas Nevada When we got there we decided we would like to go to a night club srnce we had never been to one After we rented a hotel room and relaxed we went to a mght club on 42nd Street After reachtng our table we saw a small orchestra Carol and I were lookin at the orchestra and saw a trumpet player who looked like Ronnie Hall After the or chestra finrs ed playing this number a girl came out to s1ng a song When she started to sing we we went back to talk to Ronnie and Leona F1n1sh1ng our talk we went back to our table The next act we saw was a b1cycle act And who should be riding the bicycle but Frank Swarn After his act we went back to our hotel room The next day we left early for Los Angeles California As we were driving through Los Angeles we saw posters everywhere advertrstng the big trapeze act wrth the Ringlin Brothers Circus Carol suggested that we go and see this act Upon arriving at the circus we trre our luck at knocking over coke bottles but without much success After spending all of our money except the price of adm1ss1on into the big top we purchased our trckets and went to our seats Just as we sat down the band started to play and the master of ceremonies came out and announced the feature attraction of the evening which was to take place on the high wire Following the beam of the spot light as tt pierced it s way into the heights of the tent we spted two figures perched upon platforms 00 feet in the arr We could not drstingursh who they were but they were wearing trapeze outfits which mostly consisted of ostrich plumes 'md expensive Jewels With a roll of the drums the grrls grasped the swinging bars and while suspended rn mid air they turned tuple somersaults got the other swing ing bar and returned to the opposite platform Whrle the crowd roared rm approval the girls swung down to the ground and we recognized them as Opal Forshey and Barbara Davis our classmates After their performance they offered to take us out to dinner at the Stork Club rn Hollywood After a wonderful dinner we sa1d good by to Barb and Opal The next morning we went to the Catalina Swrmmmg Suit Company to see about the modeling job which they had offered to Carol and me Ruth and Carol , , . , . Q . , . . ' . . , ' . ' 9 ' D recognized her as Leona Stark. After she finished singing, it was intermission for the orchestra. So ! ' I . . . , - I . . . I v I - .D . . . . 4 ' . . . ' I 9 . . . . , . - ' 1

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CLASS WILL The senror class of 1956 recognrzrng therr many and varred abrlrtres and also realrzrng the necessrty of leavrng to therr schoolmates and frrends some of these qualrtres that the frne standards and tradrtrons of Salem Lrberty may be proyected through the ages do hereby and hereon bequeath the followrng Dave Baker wrlls hrs herght and abrlrty to play basketball to any lrttle seventh grader who needs rt Glennre Baker wrlls hrs herght and abrlrty to play basketball to Harold Luke Dale Barth wrlls hrs good drsposrtron to Kaye Cunnrngham Harold Broome wrlls hrs black harr to Charles Burer Donnre Buchanan wrlls hrs basketball abrlrty to hrs brother Dale Barbara Davrs wrlls her brg brown eyes and her way of gettrng along wrth the boys to the senror class Of 1957 Opal Forshey wrlls her short blonde harr to Bette Davrs Tommre Fouss wrlls hrs abrlrty not to tell on Roy Cunnrngham Donnre Buchanan or hrmself to hrs lrttle brother Larry Ruth Fowler wrlls her herght and long harr to Dorothy Ullmann Ronnre Gerken wrlls hrs abrhty to play basketball whrch he drdn t get to Charles Burer Gary Haas wrlls hrs flattop to Roger Wrllrams Ron Hall wrlls hrs typrng speed to Irvrn Wolfert Jack Hendershot wrlls hrs herght ornerrness and hot rodenness to Butch Foster Walter Hendershot wrlls hrs ornerrness to George Myers Homer I-lesson wrlls hrs deck of cards to Davrd Buchanan Roy Hupp wrlls hrs carefree ways to Larry Fouss Betty Kehl wrlls her posrtron as head lrbrarran to Jewell Ullmann Gerald Kendall wrlls hrs ornerrness to Lorrng Brooks Julra Lauer wrlls her hrgh grades rn Englrsh to her srster Martha Patsy Lauer wrlls her abrlrty to argue to Lrnda Seevers Grace Martrn wrlls her long blonde harr to Chrrstrna H111 Claretta McKarn wrlls her way of gettrng along wrth all of the teachers to Bette Davrs also er posrtron as drum ma Jorette to Bette Shrrley Mrller wrlls her abrlrty to go to all the ball games to Bette Lou Kehl Donnre Myers wrlls hrs abrlrty to halloween to Doug Mrller Carol Ullmann wrlls her drmples to her cousrn Jewell Leona Stark wrlls her perfect attendance to Gwen Morgenstern Rrchard Stevens wrlls hrs Job as basketball manager to Kaye and Pug Frank Swarn wrlls hrs curly harr to Lester Brgley Marrlyn Ogle wrlls half of her temper to Sandra Orr Erma Wolfert wrlls her herght to Ruth Davrs Rrchard Wrllrams wrlls hrs abrlrty to get rn and out of trouble to hrs brother Roger Mr Ullmann wrlls all hrs troubles as yearbook and school paper rnstructor to another commercral teacher Mr Hokman wrlls hrs screntrfrc abrlrty to the nrnth grade wrth no exceptrons To the faculty our parents and Board of Educatron we wrsh to grve our full thanks and gratrtude for therr patrence and many sacrrfrces they have had to make for us durrng our school years Srgned and sealed by the senror class on thrs 18th day of May 1956 S-71233 '-l D' G 'U N UQ 0 CD 'U O a O P1 CD D- U' '4 'U F11 O 'U F' ff: CD W be Z 72 Fi Z Cl 31 Z U S is '-3 O 9 z N : CD S3 2' O E' O F M Qfllaaa if 1222 'Baci . - ' . . ' I ea 5 ft ' ' n Qq'g'.qr'3 ' h . 1- . un. 1 , ' ea-' . -' ' ' Q train ' IJ' ' is-43. D - .,, Q H . ., 5?