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

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The Junlor and Senlor Banquet was held at Ogle's Restaurant on lyiay 17 1957 Several of the glrls were ushe rette S for the Baccalaureate ard Commencement exerc1ses I2th GRADE We returns d to school 1n the fall of '57 as Semars hardly reahzxng that th1s would be our last year 1n hxgh school Vie had twenty seven members enrolled They were Helen Baker Jlm Kemp 'Nancy Schafer LOUISE Brooks Martha Lauer Wayne 5ch1ll1ng lk anda Buchanan Gary Line Carolyn btarr Dean CL rbm r H lrold Luke Dav1d Ste vens Dayld Ce rken Janet Mantel Lou1se byy a1n Pup Cross C' orge Myers John Fhomas Patty Hendershot W1nn1e Neely Jessle Wllfonp Barbra Hockenberry Sandy Orr 'Nlorman W1lk1nson Bett1e Kehl Faye Peppel Charles Yon1s Our class offlcers yyere Helen Baker Pre s1dent Patty Hendershot Vlce Presldent Pug C ross Sec Treasurer Mr lrvflght Class Sponsor In nlne short m mth we eramm d rn the essentxals leadlng to yyas completed and sh1pped to the prlnters We took the apt1tude tests gxven to us by the Marletta Employm nt Agency Wanda Buchanan yy on the Betty Crocker Hornem ake r of Tommorroyy Award ' Sandy Orr was drum majorette and Carolyn Starr seryed her second year as majorette Pug Gross was head cheerleader and Faye Peppel Barbra Hockenberry W1nn1e 'Xlcely were vars1ty cheerleaders Ten of the semors played lnstruments 1n the band and quxte a few of the boy s played f1rst stung yarslty ball To ralse our funds we old m1lk at noon pop at billgame s ha 1 rad1o show Rusty St Doug sold p1ns and sponsored some dances Our play was Aunt Cath1e's Cat ' Vke attende d the Juruor and Sen1cr Banquet durlng the last part of 'yiay We completed our Happy School Days yv1th Baccaluareate May twenty flfth andCommencement May thxrtreth We wmsh to thank our p a r e nt s and teacher for the 1 r help and guldance Y , I ' . A - .D - 2 H ' 1 ' ' 1 5, ' a ' s il Y , , I, 2 x , 1 , 1 ia 2 2 ' 1 A i Q ri f 1 A N -5' 1 1 Y' ' Y 3 ms ri - f s ' .- C Y , 1. x1 V ' ' y f A '1 1' ' I , . If L ' ' . 3 . . , .- . u V 7 4 Q ' . 1 s N ' ' C ' X 5 ' ' ' graduation-pictures were taken at Fischer's Studio, the yearbook f I f 1 ' ' -1. , ' ' ' - ' ' e '. lr ' , Y - v ., . ' - ' s s s- s 1. 1 ' 1 fs ' 1 5 51 ' ' ' 1 s f lv, ' 1 A f C . ' ' ', S ' , 2 ' v ', 'd Q , J f - , ' ', W 5' ' X ,, ,, . s , , f ll y gf, ll ' - - , , yr- ! Y' Q

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Several of our class members hadthe1r f1rst actxng experlence when we presented the annual Chr1stmas Play Too Much M1stle toe Most of the freshmen g1rls JO1I18d F H A Several of the clas took part 1n band glee club m u s 1 c festxval and also mn f1eld day aCt1VltleS Sandy Orr and Kaye C unnlngham started thelr flrst year as majorettes 1n the band Pug Gross C ar oly n Starr and Barbra Hockenberry were re serve cheerleaders Faye Peppel ranked fourth place 1n D1v1s1on III Enghsh IX mn the Ohlo Scholar sh1p Test IOH1GRADE In the fall of 1955 we started our second year of h1gh school as sophomores Mr Wr1ght was our sponsor aga1n thxs year Our class was 1ncreased 1n number w1th the enrollment of Bob Burk hart and JBSSIC Wllfong Jean Denms and Lou1se Swaln w1thdrew from our class Th1s year we had booths at the sen1or carnxval Paul Yakov1ch recelved the hxghest score on the conservat1on test sponsored by the People's Bank and Trust Co Our class off1cers were Pug Gross Vlce Pres1dent Patty Hendershot Sec Treasurer Faye Peppel News Reporter Pug Gross and Kaye Cunnxngham served as v a r s 1 ty cheer leaders th1s year Several sophomore boys played reserve bas ketball Some of the g1rls played on the volleyball team HH1GRADE We began our Junx or year w1th an enrollment of twenty SIX We lost Bonme Ant1l1 Donna Z1mmerman Kaye Cunnxngham Bob Burkhart Larry Montgomery Paul Yakov1ch Gerald Sm1th and Norman W1lk1nson Lou1se Swaxn returned from Sandusky Paul Yakov1ch and Gerald Sm1th w1thdrew dur1ng the second semester Norman W1lk1nson returned from the Navy and Sh1 r le y Jackson was marr1ed 1n the second semester Our class off1cers were Pug Gross Pre sxdent W1nn1e Neely VICE Presldent Faye Peppel Sec Treasurer Patty Hendershot News Reporter Mr Wr1ght Class Sponsor We sold ch1l1 chance s on a qullt and had dances to ra1se money We presented our Jun1or class play Hess1e of the H1lls Pug Gross Barbra H o c k e nb e r r y and W1nn1e Neely were chosen as var s1ty cheerleaders from our class Sandy Orr and Carolyn Starr were majorettes . ,, . J - . . . C . , ' D I 0 S 1 1 Y 1 J I John Thomas President I A I I I l J 1 l l , . .I . y . . . . . I, . , . , I . .

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CLASS PROPHECY Th1s 1S the pllot of Sputnlk No 58 fthe former JGSS16 lvllf-Oflgl reportlng from C' Cv J F to statlon S L H S at Warner Oh1O I am now soar1ng around above Ph1ladelph1a about 90 rrnles up on th1s warm summer day of 1978 l have had a very lnterestlng trlp today At 7 OO th1s mornlng I p1cked up my old pal Carolyn Starr We dec1ded to take a lxttle sp1n and after soarlng around for a whlle we found we were lost We declded to land and see 1f any one could g1ve us dlrectlons to get back home We landed on a mounta1n Look1ng across the f1eld we saw a small house We knocked upon the door and who should open lt but our old pal Patty Hendershot Now Mrs Joseph Smlth We learned that she was the proud mother of tw1ns We asked her 1f she had rece1ved word that Lou1 s e Swazn was 1n the WAVES and Janet Mantel hved just over the h1ll from her She sz-nd Janet was marr1ed to John Jones and they had s1x ch1ldren She couldn't g1VC us the d1rect1ons we wanted so we left and started out aga1n stopped at an adm1ss1on house and read on a large slgn Lane's Speedway ' We wondered 1f he could be relate d to the Lane we knew 1n h1gh school Our cur1os1ty was aroused so we went over to see Who should greet us at the door but our old fr1end Gary Lane' He aske d us 1f we would l1ke to stay and watch the race wh1ch was to beg1n 1n one half hour We declded to stay as we weren't 1n any hurry to get home Whlle we were wa1t1ng for the race to begln we wondered around 1n the adm1ss1on house We were watchmg one of the men start a race car and suddenly Carolyn recogmzed h1m to be one of our old classmates Wayne Shllllng We went over and talked to h1m He told us that Dave Stevens was arace car mechamc and owned h1s own garage on the other slde of town The race was very excltmg but we left soon afterward We st1ll dldflxt have the d1rect1ons we needed On our next stop we found ourselves faclng a very beaut1ful large super market We wondered 1f any one person could poss1b1y have enough money to own th1S supermarket and the large clothmg store next door It was then we not1ced the name on the Slgn J T Kemp Sc Sons ' Th1s d1dn t mean much at f1rst but then I re membered a guy by the name of Kemp who had been 1n our class at school 4 f' ' . ' - - , I . 7 ' I ' J I v 1 I l , . 1 ' J V . ! V . , , - - I ' - 4 Y I , . The next large city we came to was New York. Here we . ' ' A N' . ll , . - , . A , ' . . 7 I . , - I ' v, - . y . . . , . . 7 ' I , Y . . . , . v ' , . ' ' 1 . v ' ' i ' -