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Vol. XXXIII No. 1 Salem High School, ·Salem, Ohio - Oct. 3 Price 10 cents
1;wo Salem High Girls Attend Week~~Long 4-H Conference
The · annual 4-H Club Congress which was held on the Ohio State University campus, Sept. 15 to 19, was attended by two SHS students, Lola Lentz and Janice Groves . Chosen for their outstanding· 4- H: work, Lola, a senior,, was sent as a delegate for Columbiana County, -and Janice, a junior, for Mahoning County. Both girls were joined by seven other delegates from their own county.
'l'he 195.2 4-H Club Congress was the 35th session held and the J( 11 Z llers Golden Anniversary of Club. work. e Y' ~ started by A. B. Graham in 1902, Become Members t he congress has been continued } for the purpose of helping 4-H SHS Facu ty · members become acquainted with t other members from the state. Two young - college gradu~ es
Many thrills ai1d activities were ' have ~een added to the Salem H~g~ . provided for the nearly 1,000 dele- teachmg roster for the comm., · gates from five nations. - In the year .. They are Miss Carol Kelly
morning, the delegates held their and Karl Zellers who ~each math speeches and discussion groups. and geography, respectively.
Student Council They learned how laws are made A graduate of Salem High, class
a~h~thilio~m~~~~~19~~ssK~yre~ndh~ 1 --------------------------------~-----------of the Ohio Legislature. ' college education at Randolph- 1 d.
'['ours conducted . ~~ college Macon school for wom.en. in Vir:- Jesse H a ge orn ' students plus tli.e fac1hties of t he ginia. She is also .the JUmor class w· T h Student Union building were some adviser .and replaces .Miss Dolores l llS rop Y
Council Representatives Beg,in Year With New Constitution of the P,leasures of the afternoon. Ferko. · A t State Fair
. The 1952 congress is the f irst to · f th . 1952 1953 hool year · Besides teaching geog-raphy, Mr. . . . . . Student Council representatives or e - sc " use the Student .Union recently Zelle•rs assists in football, basket- Jesse Hagedorn, wood mdus~r~es were elected recently in each homeroom by a majority vote.
built for recreation p urposes. f · f h h ·f 11 ws -ball, and track. A graduate o instructor, was the wmner o a The representatives and t ei:r omerooms are as o o : -Many facilities for sports and ac7 tivities are contained in the build- Mount Union College, he is now I trophy for ha;ing the most blue Dorothy Alek, 206; Jim Barcus,
ing. Also, it contains a )ibrary .residing in Columbiana. /ribbon winners at the Ohio State Salem Sends 7 To 310; Helen Dora Copacia, 212.;.J.er-
with · an up~to-date newspaper Two secretaries have also been Fair t his summer. The trophy, JRC C • ry · Cosgrove, 309; Wendell Dunn, · .., 1 t · M. · onvention from the home town, of each in- added to the schoo sys em. iss which was displayed in the show- 205; Bob Early, 308; Jim Fife, 112; dividual. · Beverly Lewis, from Berwinsdale, .
case the first week of school was _When the Jr. Red Cross held its Paul Hannay, 210; Sandy HanA foi·mal banquet where Gov- Pennsylvania, has replaced Mrs. ernqr Lausche of Ohio addressed Mildred Schofield, and is in charge awarded for outstanding work in convention in. Cleveland on June sell, 204; Jeanette Harris, 307;
• th'e g~·oup was the last event. of a ttendance records. the Junior division of Industrial 25, Salem wa·s represented by sev- Charles Jones, 203; R~ger Jon ;s,
· 'A gold baby chrysanthemum was Replacing Ruth Englert is Phyl- classes. en students~ They werii Marjorie 110; Dick Kelly, 306; Sand ra
given to each g·irl in honor o! the iss Scott, a '52 g.raduate of Lisbon In the woodworking class, Har- Jensei1, Gary Moffett, Pat Ranson, Kroner, 209; Curtice Loop, 109; - golden Anniversary of 4-H club High school, who is now working . Di'ck War·d, MarJ"orie Nestor, Ra- Mary Mercer, 305; Victoria Papa-
old Amos ' won two prizes with a p work. m Superintendent Kerr's office. · rodis, 107; Ray Pearson, 202; · at d k d t f b k d R mon Pearson, and Margie Hannay.
Committee To Select Senior Stationery
es an a se o oo en s. oy Ross, 303; Joan Schull.er, 208;
Health Classes Launch Honey~ell won with a chair. End The convention, which lasted one Larry Stoffer, 102; Mary Sweeney, tables by Carl Siple and Donald day, was composed of discussion 108; Judy Tame, 207; 0ohn. Todd, Tax Stamp Drive w· kl 201 R ti The stationery committee for the Smith and bowls by Joe Hrovatic grnups which wer·e divided into lOl; Bob m · er, ; u 1
senior cl~ss has been chosen, ac- The senior health classes have ' N th Wolfe, 301. - and Walt Krauss also ~on awards. the Eastern, w· es tern, or ern,. cording to Chester Brautigam, launched their annual tax stamp
1 ·11 d and - Southern sections. senior class advisor. They are as contest. All six c asses w1 com- In the metal epartment, spon- The class presid-onts, Dick Gleckler, Bob Sebo, Ray Herte', and the Association president, Jack Ference are also members of the Council although they do not have the right to hold couqcil offices.
follows: Rosrnarie Crawford, Mary pete against each other, with the so.red by Eugene Clewell, prize The group stayed at the Carter Dunlap, Nancy Howell, Pat contest ending after Christmas Schmidt, and Wilma Stipic. The vacation. The money coming from committee will select commence- the stamps will be used to buy ed
winners were Fred Baker, Don
Bailey, Jim Hrovatic, Carl Risbeck,
ment announcements to be us.ed ucational films pertaining to the Don Getz, Fred Horning, Jim Gar-
Hotel, and on the night of June 35,
a banquet was held in the Rainbow
Room of the hotel. by this year's graduating class. field qf health .• If a sufficient a- lock, an'd Gene Bergman. Jack Ho-rneroom representatives for At the first council meeting 01~ However, the seniors, themselves mount of money is raised, a con- Kelley won two prizes. will be ·able to buy any style name tribution will be made to the
Sept. 26, John Callahan, adviser of this year's group have not yet the council, discuss~d several plans
cards if they · wish to do so. swimming pool fund. Awards were also made in the been elected. and proj.ects that had been rec-------------'------------------- mechanic·al drawing division. Un- ommended by last year's members. '
Estella Likes Spaghetti, · rirT y", and ,Bookkeeping
Should you happen into the Central Treasurer's office and spy a .blond head busily bent over the typewriter or adding machine, there would be Estella Sweeney. ·r.I'his blue -eyed lass with a ready smile works happily at her job as Mr. Hilgendorf's secretary. Her duties include keeping the office neat and cheery, filing, typing, and making deposits, among other things.
Quite appropriately, Estella's favorite sul>ject is bookkeeping. SHS seems to sui't her just fine the way it is, .for she can think of nothing she ~ould like to change.
A perfect evening for this busy Senior would begin with a hugh dish of spaghetti. After devouring her favorite food, she'd top off her night's entertainment with a movie
· starring Tyrone Power. If he didn't happen to be in town, "Where's Charley, the movie. that tops her list, would fill the bill nicely.
In A While" at the very peak of her personal hit parade.
Although very few things bother this gal with the cheerful disposition, she does have one pet peeve. Two-faced people just don't go over with her.
The foture holds nothing definite so far for Estella. Although
Musically speaking-, Estella rates 1 college interests her, she remains Patti _!'g,~e'• wcording of "Once undecided about future schooling.
der the teaching of Miss Ada It was also decided that the e-Hanna, Jim Beard, Homer Lau, Dr. No Y 011g Park lection of officers would tak-e place Andy Menegos, Bill Lipp, and T lk At A · bl at a later date. Under a new law, Charles Jones received awards. a S SSeID Y the president of the Student Coun·
A total of $48.50 was won in ':The future of the entire world/ cil , 1~rnst receive a two-thirds vote b S 1 h. ·h t td be elected. pTize money Y a em ig s u- .will depend upon what\ you do to-
dents. day and tomorrow." It was with . The council, beginning its eighth
Football Girl Crowned At Halftime Ceremonies
tl d 'h t D No y 011g year, has sponsored such projects 1ese wor s t a r. . . - . as student day; talent, Christmas,
Park, Ph. D., of Harvard Umver- and safety assemblies; tax stamp sity, held the interest of Salem driv,es; noon movies; noon dancing;
Miss Helen DoTa Copacia was high students in an assembly on: after-game dances, and vocations officially crowned Salem High Sept. 8. · daiy. They also publish the Studrnt Football Girl of 1952-53 when Miss Council Handbook given to new M . . 11. M . 1 d 1 "t Dr. Park, the author of "A 1 . . f h
1 ie aier p ace a w u e crown stud en ts at be begmmng o eac on -Helen's head at halftime last Squint Eye View of America,"
Friday night. Millie, who was · last year's Football Girl, passed her title on to Helen as fans from Salem and Chaney cheered the new queen.
Helen is a drum majorette and is also a member of Student Council. She will wear the gold· . football signifying her title until Rext fall, when she will crown another senior girl.
"The White Man's Peace," and year.
"Chinaman's Chance," was born in The council representatives are Manchuria, China, of Korean- .acting as a voice for the .horn~~
born parents. He . received his ed- rooms they represent. By a law ucation in the states, and has passed by the council last year, any served as a visiting professor of council representative can· be reFar Eastern affairs at a number called by a majority vote of· his of leading universities, such as the University of Alabama, the University of Kentucky, the University of Kansas City, and Western_ Reserve Unh~ersHy.
homeroom . This means if his "constituents" feel that he is not doing a satisfactory job, ·they can have him withdrawn and can send a new membe1· in his place.
Other members of the court were The Doctor of Philosophy into- At the first meeting of the year, Betty Hannay, Ann Stowe, Gretr duced students to his newest book, adviser John Callahan read to the ch en Bodendorfer, Rosemarie "A Squint Eye View of America," nrnmbers notes that were written Crawford, Joyce Cosgrove, and with several selections telling of last sp:ing containing suggestions Judy Tame. 1 l the white man's "civilized" ways. for . improving th'is yea1's council.
THE QUAKER Published weekly during the school year by the students of Salem high school, Salem, Ohio:
A_ndy Time Marcl1esOri !
B. G. Ludwig, principal BY ANDY AND LIZ
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Senior Ass't Editor Junior Ass't. Editor Sports Editor
Joan &huller congregation whose rather bewildered i 1 Sandy Hansell faces take-the "ys out of "days" and put '
th " " . N t 11 " ' " 'th I Lowell Fleischer i . e ze m. o a g.reemes e1 , er. 1
Business l\'.lanager Staff Photographer Staff Artists -
John Litty New Face~ ~ Jim Schmidt About the newest ·additfon, of course,
Rosie Sulea and is the arrival of 262 froshes. (Incidentally, ; JU"e Hochadel upperclassmen, according to statistics you .
AdYiser, editorial staff Mrs. Lloyd Loop ~et one and one-half greenies per person.) I Adviser, business .staff R. ,V. Hilgendorf Isn't that "george"? Among. -0ther new-
'Columnists: Gloria Andrews, Barbara - comers to SHS are two very sharp teachers, l Cameron, Helen Dicu, Donna . Ccx:ca, Mary Miss Carol Kelly, who teaches Algebra I ; Ll t.nlay, _Alice JJ;uddleston, Jim ·Schmidt, and Plane Geometry, and Karl Zellers 1
Carolyn Hoopes, S~dy Hansell' ·.~ohn I who teaches Geography. . . ' ! Litty, Helen Copac1a, Nancy :Bailey, . ' , Lo 11 Fl . h ·. We all know that this column wouldn t
we eisc e_. · be 1 t ''-h t littl bo < . ·' · • - , comp e e WI• ou a e poem a ut, Reporters: Gretc11en :Bodendorfer, Ann underclassmen so here goes
Baker, Yvonne.[ !3reault, Nancy Cosma, A ·~umbling-a tumbli~~ • Evelyeen Copacia, Richard Galchick, Ann But nobody cares ! ' Hanst~en, Joan Hart, Johann!!- Kieffer, It's common-A Freshman Hildegarde Kropat, Gail Loschinsky, Faye Is falling d-0wnstairs. Lippiatt, Curtice Loop, Larry London, Tom Mulford, Mary M~rcer, Ramon Pearson, Joanne Fetras, Patt Ross, Doris Roger. , Pat Schmidt, Sally Scullion, Barb Sn~iih, Don Sebo, Jackie Welsh, Glenna Whinn~ry, Nancy Zeck.
Business Staff: Joyce Cosgrove, Ingrid Nyberg, Gail Han!}a, Sandra Church, Shirley Burrier, Jim Barcus, Sandra Bailey.
l)c * *
Lt's A Big World J(fter All •••
Woosome Twosome Boing ! ! Cupid's arrow has found its
mark. This time his victims are a sweet junior lass and a sharp senior lad. Of course we mean Sandy Church and Bill Kelly who recently added their names to SHS's list of "steadies."
Double Trouble By the way, do any of you good readers
keep having .optical illusions? . Well, n one of the symptons ·seems to includ'C seeing doubles of certain SHS students, don't be alarmed for your eyes aren't failing you! Y <!U've just seeil the two sets of twins
· · · _ who are no.w roaming our halls. These "I Like". Ike'~: ''I Lik.e Adlai bettee'. "Ike sweet frosh gals go by the name of Wilma
wants peace?·~~ So does Adl.ai''. These are and Paula Bodendorfer and Barbara and but a few olf :the slogans and retorts that . h 1 f Beverly Regal - . . . • echo through ;'the Salem a ls rom morn-ing to night. What does this mean? Simply that students·' are waking up. They have begun to· realize that there . is more going on 'than what happens in th1lir little worlds and that it's 'their duty to find out what . these events are. Everything, down to the last campaign button, will have a direct bearing on the lives of these students. Election year is perhaps the most exciting of the four political years in which an administration functions .
The JiltE.d One's Lament Me wish him were die He tell I he love I But darn him, he lie Alas, alas, it cannot was
the chisler. . "' "'
We Here by Resolve Each new year everyone makes a re
It . was recently remarked that the solution for himself to keep durin'g that American people don't take an active' year. Studes decide that they're really enough part in political activities. Where going to accomplish something this year . . has this man been? Certainly not in Salem. Whether it be making the honor roll . or
something very trivial, it is always im-But what will happen when the election portant to that individual. _
is over? _.That will be just the beginning. After the inauguration of the nation's When a number of students were asked leader, four years will follow that will, ~~:t i!h~;a;:e:o!~d~ccomplisn this year,
- many think, be the turning point ·of the nation's economic .and social history. Sally Risbeck-Get on the honor roll and
type 20 words per minute. No writer in Hollywood could produce ~ Steve Navoyosky-Spend money and still
saga .such as we are soon going to see have it. , unfold before us. But let »us; pot be un- Betsy Moore-To find something out mindful of the prologue, which now comes about a certain movie. . . into view. ·;, ~/.!, .
- -- - Ruth Ann Greenwood-I'm as curious as As in a prologue, these fe#f Monfus only Betsy.
introduce thll great cast, its directors, and Gary Moffet-Wish ·! could get the new the plot of the production. No stage Olds! has ever been so vast, and more props Barlrara Patterson-Pass chemistry. were never used. Nancy Cosma-To chew gum in class
This year, ticket sales have been at an without being caught. all-time high. · And when the box office Happy Harrigan-Keep from breaking opens on November 4, there will be a full my glasses.
Dorothy Vogelhuher-To pass typing. house. Only critics who attend this sho~
Nonsense, Inc. Shakespeare once said: "Who steals my
purse steals trash." Well, steal this particular portion of this column and vou have the same thing . , . ·
stress to many.
This changing of dawning and dusk will, - of coruse, primarily affect the sun. The sun, which is usually rising witr
"How did. your brother die?" J everyone else, will now have to rise alone. "He fell through sen1e scaffolding.'' ' This isolation will have a great denmrali• "What was he doing up there?" zing effect upon it. And. I wish to pre• "Be' h · d" . ' mg ange · diet that because of this drop in - morale
"Sh ' th · ' · ~ 8 ,, e sweeTtehst girl 0~ all the girls the sun \\ill stay out an increasingly
we ow . . . at refram, of course, · . . fits our football queen, Helen Dora Copacia , sho~ter time :ach day and give less heat. a gal who deserves a big congratulation Hence I predict .cold weather. in the near for being ''the sweetheart of Salem High" future.
Let us now deal with the effects oi this ..• She is doing a fine job · of supporting our team, so what do you say we join with ' ~~ and show our boys that we still have time 'Change .on hamanit~r. Fir.st and :fore•
most in this, class is; of coarse, the SHS student. 'One of the greatest problems -0£,
a whining spirit and will back'• them up every step of the way tomorrow night at Canton ,'l'imken?
J going to .school is forcing oneself intc»
- See you at the game - an e_re~t position. This proces:s '"'ill ·now
Ever hear about the guy w~10 was just I be aided by the appeara~ce of a ,day ·out• Daniel to his mother, but, oh what a , side, !but this day wiH also end sooner Boone to the girls? than usual, :so a l!tudent now has an excuse
He saw the train, and ' fo.r ~iring earlier. Since we receive our Tried to duck it, energy from the Slm, ·and it sets _ earlier, Kicked first the gas, and we, too ,shall set earlier. Then the bucket.
Rumor has it • • • That Pat Schmidt has a secret admirer.
However no light has been thrown on the subject -of hi~ identity.
That Bill Herman can't wait for week~ ends.
That a certain Sophomore gal ·has caught the eye of our drum major.
That Dick Coppock has been having girr troubles recently.
That Betty Hannay's theme song is no longer "California, Here I Come, but "Gabriel, Blow Your Horn!'
Thanks ! ! ! Says Sandy Hansell to .the. guys and gals
who followed his summer disc jockey show over WLIO, East Liverpool. He received many requests for songs alid is Ve;'.y grateful to know that he had so many ardent listeners. (We hope the aforementioned station appreciates the free plug.)
Having posed and disposed of that pro• blem, we shall next .deal with the problem arising from the daybreak aetivities of the neighbor's dog. This animal is set t~ go off. at 7:00 '&. m. exactly, syuchro11ized with the alarm clock at the present. H<t will now burst ihto song at 6:00 a. m, Another problem dealing with our canine brother and our .modern world iS the dog• hoi;se deal that lets Rover out at a certaia vital , time in the early morn. Either the mechanism ot Rover or the meehanism ·of the dogb.ouse must be revised.
-Now let. ~s view the results -of this re• .
volutio~ iiii the rural community. The farmer wli4 usually did hill . milking at 7:00 a. m. 1will now either have to rise at six or speak ~ the cows.· f , 1
There "is ~>ne solution to all these pro• . blems raise~ · by switching f;r~m DST te> EST that s~E!ms highly prac£j~al but ·also highly impr~bable. Let's abolish time and sleep 'til noon!
fresh off the cob
BY SANDY, AND JOHN
OffAndRunningAgain!Sorry AboutThisBut .WhenThePrintersSentThis YearsType,They ForgotTheSpaces. 0 O O P S ! The spaces have arrived ! !
* "' * Dick (Wrong Way) Coppock claims he
was lost when he opened the_ door to the wrong gym locker f<fOm. When Barb Whitacre walked out, w~s he surprised!
* "' * .When Gary Moffet sits down: in his
flaming. orange pants, it looks like the sun setting!
Did you hear the popular new song written especially for the freshmen caught sleeping ·in study hall? ? "Meet Mr. Calla;han."
* * To all the desperate frosh peddling pen•
cils, we offer our guaranteed pencil-selling kit. This . kit contains .a false mustache. dark glasses, . and a tin cup. ·Also available in the Economical Homeroom size.
* * "' 11! • ,.; That Soph class secl'etary recently
Betsy Moore and Carol Debnar have got irutiated by an irate fr.ash? been added to the crew of majorettes, • • • along with returnees Nancy Baily, Glenna Lee Harris, and Helen Don Oopaeia. Makes marching in the front row worthwhile!
Have you .seen Arnold Nye's new "88?* 1888 1 ! • * • Shirley Burrier-To pass chemistry.
will be allowed · to herald or denounce it, Jack Alexander-To play varsity foot- . as they see fit. How else could it be?
• • • Because . there are so many drivers ·in
SHS, we are ioing to offer each week a hint for . better driving~ or "How to keep from growing old." First week's hint: Always pass the car aheMl on a hill, it gives the fellow meeting )'OU such a thrill!
· Aside to Janet Sarchet 'Y'ho had her appendix out this, summer: Congratulations .on your opening.
Certainly . no o~e will listen to an indi- ball. vidualist who sat at home on the day of Bob Sebo-To get an A in algebra.
Barbara Wright-Hope I can get through the premier and yet claims to be a' great
some certain subject. authority on the whole production.
ATTENTION ! t
Pudgy Allison-Get on the Ho~or Roll! Janie Parana-Wish I could drive a car
like Bob Hope's car: (Ed. Note-Refer to "~"'1 of Paleface").
Debate tryouts will be held on ·, Coppock-Find out where my
• • * Gee, only 69 more shopping ~lays 'tll
Xmas. • • • Oct. 8, W,ednesday, after school n goes which I never ·had in, the f~rst
in room 310. place. Bill Ml'gert, Bill Herman, Stan Cocky, The topic will be World Peace and .the and Jack Gottsehling worked for the city U. N. Everyone is invited to hear an " l this summer, cutting down trees. One of explanation ,on how to try out for this l Don't forget the G. A. A. Squar~ the boys got carried .away and cut the activity. Successful candidates will re- Dance in the gym tonight~ cord to the power saw. They had to finish
ceive one-half u~it of credit. . Admissii>n: 25c the job l:ty hand. Just goes to sho.w-,..,. _______________ _,. _______________ __,where th~f'e's a will, there's a pay.
. . .. Time out for a serious .th:ought. W aynt
Harris, who was gradu.ided last ·spring. has joined the -NaTy. He's now in training in Marylaild a'Ni his sisters tells us he's kind •' homesick. How about dro,Pping .him a line? Bu a41dres8·. is: · Waylte Logan .Harris S. R. 4996173 Co. 191 13th . Batt. 1st Reg. U. S. N. T. C. Bainhr.idge, l\faryla.nd . . "'
In closing, don't forget, kiddies, thls is National Epidermis week. Do be kind to }'OUT epidermis • • •
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CLUB -NOTES • German Club G. A. A.
' T11e first meeting pf the newly The G.A.A. started off this school' 3. G.A.A. Square dance, organized German clu? w~ held .on year under the leadership of the 8 P. M. Gym. . . Sept. 22. The orgamzation which . . , rh 1 1 Oct. 4. Foo. tball•T1mken tnere adopted · the temporary name, followmg officets " 0 were e eet- Oct. 6. Assembly Dr . Slutz "Herman's Germans," is the first ed last spring: Connie Gillet; pres- i · Conferences, Dr. Slutz of its kind in the records of SHS. ident; Glenna WhinneTy, vice pres- \ Oct. 7. Conferences Dr. Slutz
_The new offi~ers are_: pl'esident, ident; Helen ~ Galchick,' secretary;j Oct. 10. Football Youngstown Bill Herman; vice-pres.dent, Gret- and June F itzpatrick, treasurer. South here ''.hen Bordend~rfer. ; . and secretary-I Six .teams wil. l be chosen to sell Oct. 13. Freshman nominate treasurer, Verda Miller. class officers
. · Christmas cards this year. The Oct. 13. Patch test, Freshman Selection of · a permanent name 1 ta" Sh" 1 F· p t n· t . j cap . ms are: trey · ox, a ..i:•IB , English classes
will be made at the next meetmg u Ell R d y · · y k · mary en ee . 1v1an aure , Oct. 15. Freshman class meet-
Dn Oct. 6.. I v· 1 B. d s'. i ' ' . H T ' . . .• , • • , 10 a . renner, an y via n iess.
Among the commg years activi-1, ·,r, . 1 h 1 u ·1 . . · , . ne g1r s ave c iosen · ;uan yn
·ties are songfests mcludmg· Ger- , L' tt 11 b 1·1 ·1 d f th f k , I i y as vo .eY a ea er or ose
man ol songs. ' who vdll play in the gym after ·. I school. 1
ing . Oct. HL F1<eshmen
class officers Oct. 17: Football
here
vote for
Wellsville
Latin Club _End of first g!."ade period Barbara Smith, last year's club Art Club - Oet. 21. Student council talent
president, presided at the first · assembly meeting of .the Latin Club Sept. 30 j Election of officers took place Oct. 22. Report cards in. room 312. Shirley Burrier acted , during the last meeting-' 6£ the Art Oct. 2-3. Freshman assembly as secretary. _ I' club which was held on Sept. 25. Oct: 24. Fo-0tbal1 Canton Lincoln
Jere Hochadel was elected presi- Officers for the year are: presi- here dent; Curtice Loop, vice•president; d~nt, Jere ~ochadel; vice preside~t, . Oct. 30. Pep Rally and Jim Fife, secretary. A ser-, J1m Schmidt; secretary, Ingn\i ()ct. 31. Football East Liver-geant-at.-a~ms win be elected at the Nyberg; treasure.r, Caml Coy. . . p<Jol' here next meetmg. The club .decided to hold its . N.E.O.T.A .. , no sehool
An initiation committee was 1 business meetings during the noon --:--:------------formed with Carl Flitcraft as hour and carry out art projects in Th ld chairman and Ken Letzkus, Ma.ri- the ~vening. . I . esp1ans Ho . . lyn Dodge, and Nancy Fife serving Plans wer_e made to . cell candy Business Meeting on the committee. ' at noon during the next semester. · .
Hello kids, we'll be around this year with <me big t hought in 1 mind-to let you in -0n the latest and greatest pops. Yes sir, there"s ·\i nothing like knowing the haps in the merry-go-round of nmsie.
Here are a few of the latest populars in some of the cities:
! In Cincinn~ti and Pittsbru·gh the kids are swooning. to the i Hilltoppers' TRYING. That's one really "sentimental-:send-you-song."
l In _ Philly, Pa. the juke boxes are · jum,ping to BOTC'UA ME by Rose Clooney. You know, it seems that everything this slrnrp littJ:e
{, chick does anymore is a big hit. Nie.acer t.o home the I.ids in , Sharon, Pl!.. are falling out over WISH ' YOU WERE HERE by J. Eddie Fisher. We think thes-e songs are pretty foxie too, don't you ?
J The tops in pops on the juke boxes lle: JAMBALAYA- by Jo
l Stafford, a real cra;y tune. If any<lne .knows Ute English word~ to this S-Ong wou1d he please tell us, eause we'd iike to know too. Mario Lanzo ha·s been sued . for a large sam ·Gf rn,oney by MGM for m>t appearing at the studio to make a film called THE STUDENT PRINCE, 'bU't he has a wonderful record out that makes you forget he's been a _ bad boy. It's called BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE. The singing rage, Patti Page has given us two. new hits, YOU BEI.4)NG TO
. ME, a real dap romantic song, and I WENT TO Y.OUR WEDDING : Frankie Laine :and Jo :stafiovd's PIECE <OF PUDDING is most choice. If you liked their HAMBONE, you'll .simply' go wild over this dish._
Well, kids that about does :for this week. Watch· f'Or Hi Notes l in the near future.
Hoppes Tire Service SCHWINN BICYCLES
Regular & Heavy Duty Bike Tires
The -next meeting · will be held It was als-0 suggested that the Art ~he Thespian tro.upe of SHS held Oct. 10 and thereafter every other club take charge of the r efresh- ~htnr second ~eetmg of ~he >:ear Friday at 12 :30 in ro()lm 312. ment stand at one o:f the football m room 207 an Sept. 23, with v1ce
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SPORTING GOODS soon. , · S .• • • • •· • • ···--.-.--. • • • • •· • • · ·-• • • At the first French club meeting The club is interested in having a:::~~ayd ~ctf 11, ~as chosen as
of the year on Thurs. Sept. 25, e- new members. :The only qualifica- a SUI e . a ;e or t e club's b~ke l ct. ' f ff" h l·d ·Th t•o·n f · mem"'-hi"p i·t· tha"' the .sale. Details of the banner-sellmg THE
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474 iE. Staie St. e ion o o ieers was e • e 1 . or '"",." . ·• , . t .11 b new president is Margaret Alex- applicant .have an interest in art. pro3ec Wl . ' e announc~ dat the
next meeting, Oct. 7 .. ander; vice president, Judy Tame; He need not .be in an art class;
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BY LOWEL FLEISCHER The Salem High Quakers .drop- Stadium in Canton, wil1 be the setting· of another contest tomorro\ ped their third straight game Fri- night, when the Salem Quakers meet the Canton Timken Trnjans.
L..---------------------:~------·• 1 day night at Reilly Stadium when If the game goes anything like JUST INCHES TO GO the Youngstown Chaney squad de- last year's 25-20 in favor of Salem, Canton team, · Canton McKinle:
Reilly Stadium proved_ to be . "Heartbreak Ridge" for .6,000 feated them,, 8-6. it will certainly be one of the most regarded as one of the best tean Quaker fans and 40 football players last Friday night. The breaks The "Quakers scored the first exciting games of the grid season. ·in this part of Ohio. Just weren't with the Quakers in the 8-6 defeat by Youngstown touchdown early in the first quar- Salem will be looking for win I The Quaker's three losses hi/ Chaney. Once, with a fpurth down con~ing up and ~he Quakers in ter. Salem's Jon Zeigler recovered number one, against three losses, I been to Bellaire, 44-12, Raven~a pussession of the ball just one foot front the goal line, a quartei·- a Chaney fum~le on the Y ~u.ne;s- while the , Trojons will be .search-113~7, and Y?ungstown Chaney, .. back sneak fell just inches short of a Red and Black touchdown. town 15 yard line. Four additional ing for their third win of the 6. Another time, with Bill Crookston reaching the striped zone .. af_ter plays moved tf1e pigskin _to th: 2 year, with one defeat. Coach Bob 1
a 9o-yard run, some nine yards ahejld of Chaney tacklers, a chppmg yard line and Joe Hrovat1c tallied Risaliti in his initial year as Tim- LINEUPS penalty was called against Salem when Bob Sebo threw a block into on a quarterback sneak. The kick ken's· i1ead football mentor, has Canton Timken a Chaney tackler and bumped into anot}ler Chaney man from the ; for the extra point was nil and eight letter men on his starting Ends - Macris, Moisychuck.
1·ear, nullifying the TD. i Salem led 6~0. . eleven, all but one of whom are Tackles _ Griffith, Starnolves. LOOKING AHEAD In the second quarter, a Chany seniors. The only exception is jun- Guards - Siberts Hughes
Well, enom~·h of last week's game-on to this week's contest. fumble turned the ball over to the ior quarterback John Hiben whom I c Wh l ' ~ Q 1 th · d ' enter - a ey
Tomorrow night's game with Canton Timken ought to be really ua 'ers on eir own one yar SHS fans will remember from last Backs _ 'Hiben, Abdulla, Balbo, , b ttl ? D line. Discoverimr they were un- , h l h d f' 1 exciting and full of thril1s. Remember last years a e. o you ~ years game w en le s owe me·, Paone
Tecall the 991/2 -yard run by Nelson Mellinger and all the other able to advance, Salem chose to passing for a sophomore, com- I Salem ' ld punt on the third down, but Cha- f thrills the game held? Sur~ you do, and this years game cou pleting _15 out of 30 passes or a 1• Ends _ Baker, Ference
h , ny's line stormed throt.1gh int.o the t t 1 f 295 d be ji.1st as exciting; so •let's ·see you t ere. 0 a gam 0 yar s. · Tackles - Ifrovatic, Zeigler end zone blocking Hrovatic's kick
The East Liverpool Potters, whom the ~~uakers tackle later Akron Ellet and Girard High Guards - McCormick, Ickes and scoring a safety. The score-
this month, are really "going to town" racking up one victory after · have 1rone down under the Blue and Center - Mozina board then read Youngstown 2, -• another. They are unbeaten in three contests and last week were Salem 6_ Gold fist, 27-0 and 14-12, respec- Backs "-'-' Mellinger, Sebo, Hrova .. rated the fifth . top team in the state by the Associated Press. That's tively, while th.e TroJ'ans have been tic, and either Crookston or Mor .. Again in the second, Chaney another Quaker .gridiron contest you won't want to miss. felled once, 19-1.2, by another dew. changed the ·score after they re-S U GG ESTIONS, PLEASE ·turned a punt that rolled dead on
If any of you feUows or gals have any suggestions as to how the 35 yard line to the Salem four. B h M t If N T s I m we could improve the sports page or . as to what you would like A line plunge was the vehicle which 0 e ca e,, ew 0 a e ' to read in this column or anywhere on the sports page, we'd surely carried Chaney's Pat Mole over F - h }} A · 0£ B th appreciate hearing from you. If yoi1 want to read something in into the end zone, giving Cha·ney 001 a ' pproves 0 particular please let us know and we'll do all we possibly can the lead, 8-6. • , . . to print it for you. The remainder of the game was . Among the new students in Sa-
1'1EET THE STAFF a seesaw battle in which b_oth teams J 1em High this year is a .rugged-This year Coach Ben Barrett 'has had a couple of new coaches threatened often but neither was ' looking, likable chap who answers
added to his football coaching staff. Vince Crawford, a McKinley able to score. ' to the name of Bob Metcalf. school teacher and director of Mickey 'McQuire athletics there, is ___ _ one of two new coaches. Mr.Cra"'.ford is also going to coach frosh Locals Fail Bob attended Mecca High School football. . The other new coach , added this year is also a new~omer near Warren last year and moved to Salem, having been hired to teach geography at S.IIS, Karl t 0 win In into town with his father. Even Zellers. Mr. Zellers will also serve as assistant basketball and track though no football is played at coach this year. Mr. Zellers was, prior · to coming to Salein, head First Two Game's Mecca, ·and even though he has basketball ' and track coach at Louisville High School. Also on the The Salem · Quakers got off to never played football before, Bob football coaching staff is Sam Pridon, a> Reilly school teacher and a slow start as t hey inaugurated tried out for the . football team. Mickey McQuire director there. Mr. Pridon is also going to coach their ten-game football schedule Coach Barrett reports that he's th e reserve football team. John Cabas, head basketball coach and SHS this year. They dropped their first very well pleased with his spark-science teacher, completes the coaching staff. two games to Bellaire, 44-12, and 1 ling pl:iy. Big Bob's 6-foot, 170-RESERVE TEAM i to Ravenna, 13- 7. pound · frame has been pu~ to good
The idea of a reserve football team has never been carried out In 95-degree heat, at the g·ame use so far this year at bffensive to a great extent in SHS until this year. Recently new uniforms were with the Bellaire "Big Red" on Sat. and defensive tackle. bought and several games scheduled for the team. It gives the Sept. 13, things looked hot for the Bob, in his few short weeks here, boys who d<'rn't get to play in the varsity games a chahce to do Quakers during the first minute or has formed quite a favorable im" some real game · playing." It also gives the coaches a chance to so of play. They hit pay dirt with pression of Salem High students Bob Metcalfe see what the boys can d.o in a game. co-captain Nelson Mellinger car- and its faculty. He said he hasn't ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;\:=============::~ rying the ball on an end run in been here long enough to get to perience while singing for a choir
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aire then came back with their that he ·js already especially in- When he's not in "moleskins" MFIATS' BAKERY own tallies that had them domina- tereSited in Mr. Jones. Already this !.!:ood-looking student likes t;
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