Dr. John Harroff, Concord , NC in memory of George Baillie;

CLASS OF 1964 FROM SALEM: Kathie (Hack) Baker in memory of Fred

Harshman; Marsha (Elrod) DeJane in memory of Fred Harshman; Sue (Anderson) & Tom Rill in memory of Fred

(. iarshman;

{ Sue (Yates) Earlabaugh, Huntington Beach, CA in memory JI Richard Howenstine & Virgil Whinnery; Bonnie (Youlz) & Ed, Brian & Mall Verminski, Sanford, Ml in memory of Bertha (Beardmore) Clark; Charles Emmerling, Westerville, OH in memory of Fred Harshman;

CLASS OF 1965 FROM SALEM: Rebecca (Barnes) Jeffries in memory of

John Barnes, Fred Harshman '61, & Duane McClasky; Diane (McClaskey) Everhart in memory of John Barnes; Helen (Brown) Esterly in memory of Fred Harshman '61; Vicki (DeJane) Zeigler in memory of George Baillie , Helen Dora (Copacia) Schneider, Fred Harshman, & Donald Eagleton; Lucille (Zamarelli) Karnofel, in memory of William Karnofel & Fred Harshman; David & Lois (Yakubek) Bricker in memory of Fred Harshman;

Richard & Gayle (Detwi ler) Juliano, Portland, OR in memory of John Barnes; Connie (McAfee) West, San Antonio, TX; Susan Stoddard, Beloit , OH in memory of Fred Harshman; Michele (Slack) Harris in memory of Patti Stack;

CLASS OF 1966 FROM SALEM : Gary Cosgrove in memory of Fred

Harshman; Gary Stoddard, Beloit , OH in memory of Fred Harshman;

CLASS OF 1967 FROM SALEM: David & Arlene Schwartz in memory of Dr.

Richard McConner & Charles Baker; Mary Elizabeth (Falk) & Samuel Kirkland;

Judy (Coppock) Mayeux, Arlington, VA in memory of Raymond Coppock; Judy (Ziegler) & Edward Green, Valley City, OH in memory of Richard Howenslein;

CLASS OF 1969 FROM SALEM: Robert & Deborah McCulloch in memory

of Florence Schafer & George Bai ll ie; Scoll Crarnner in memory of Fred Harshman;

Jay, Helen, Nicholas & Andrew Youlz , Alliance, OH in memory of Bertha (Beardmore) Clark;

CLASS OF 1970 FROM SALEM: Daryl "Bud" Hiltbrand; Robert C. Roberts; Martha (Smith) & William Crean , Pillsburgh, PA;

CLASS OF 1971 FROM SALEM: Edward Emch, II;

CLASS OF 1972 Ellen (Gibbs) & Joseph Caruso, Canton, OH;

CLASS OF 1973 FROM SALEM: Ronald Maniscalco; Daniel L. Hoopes, Highlands Ranch, CO; Anne (Moore) &

Ronald Golden in memory of Tom Moore; Marilyn (Smith) & Christopher Buller, Pillsburgh , PA;

CLASS OF 1974 David A. Forkel, Fairfax CA; James Wiggers, Columbus,

OH; CLASS OF 1975

FROM SALEM: Gisela (Rolhbrusl) Hiltbrand; Cheryl (Carr) Bales; Harold & Patrice Shafer;

Sarah (Boone) Wiggers, Columbus, OH; CLASS OF 1976

FROM SALEM: Abi (Chappell) Coller; James Elrod; Krista (Franzen) Lowry; Marsha (Halversladl) Berger; Ken Kyser; Jeff Odey; Roy Paparodis; Paulo (Sanlo) Wright, in memory of Susan (Hollingsworth) Hulton: Jeff Wanner;

Robert Finch , Boardman, OH; Martha (Flood) Melick, Woodbridge, VA; Diane (Jackson) Ballantine, Worthington, OH;

Tamara (Jackson) Cain, Cortland, OH; Janie (Jesko) Heaven, Roswell, GA; Jennifer (Kornbau) Unlerbrink, Delaware, OH; Cheryl ( leyman) Emelo, Leetonia, OH; Michael Riffee, Worthington, OH; Sherrie (Robb) Tanner, Sherman, NY; Nancy (Paparodis) Bringardner, Del aware, OH; Teresa (Schmid) Stauffer, Canion, OH; Greg Sisler, Orlando, FL; Greg Smith , Canyon Count ry, CA; John Varkonda, Edgartown, MA; Margaret (Koenreich) & Donald Kleinhenz, Powell , OH in memory of Duane Yeagley;

CLASS OF 1977 Deborah Madison, Bowling Green, OH;

CLASS OF 1978 FROM SALEM: Fred & Norma (Daniels) Baker;

Margaret (Gibbs) & David Hoople, Falmouth, ME; Barbara (Harrington) & Kenneth Segel, Chicago, IL;

CLASS OF 1979 Terri (Saltsman) & William Fleming, Canfield , OH in

memory of Duane Yeagley; CLASS OF 1980

FROM SALEM: Devon (lier) Williamson in memory of Fred Harshman;

CLASS OF 1981 FROM SALEM: Vickie (Metzgar) & Timothy Eidel in

memory of Fred Harshman; Donald & Brenda McCoy, Uniontown, OH;

CLASS OF 1982 FROM SALEM: Jeffrey & Amy Hochadel; Beth (Hippley)

Cramner in memory of Fred Harshman; Frank Zarnarelli ; Eric Sarginger;

CLASS OF 1984 FROM SALEM: Darrin & Diane (Luiz) Ackerman in

memory of Fred Harshman; CLASS OF 1985

FROM SALEM: D. Thad Smith ; CLASS OF 1986

FROM SALEM: Michael & Carolyn Ketchum; John Piontkowski, Mounds View, MN;

CLASS OF 1988 Tara (Zeigler) Cumbow, Centerville, OH;

CLASS OF 1994 FROM SALEM: Melinda Smolira; Jennifer Simmons;

CLASS OF 1995 FROM SALEM: Andrea Smolira:

OTHER: FROM SALEM: Italian American Club in memory of David

Greene; Gold Siar Auxi liary, VFW Post 892, in memory of John Barnes; Velma L. McCoy in memory of John Barnes; Salem Community Foundation for Fox Scholarship Fund; Barbara Boeckling , in memory of Geo. Baillie; Richard Hively, in memory of Fred Harshman; Francis & Gene Frateschi, in memory of Fred Harshman; Alma Apicella, in memory of Geo. Bai llie ; Arthur Lange, in memory of Geo. Baillie; Martha & Robert Moore, in memory of Geo. Baillie; Marian Yeagley, in memory of her husband Duane Yeagley & Geo. Baillie; Ruth Wirtz in memory of Geo. Baillie ; Loulzenhiser Memorial Golf Tournament in memory of Dick Loutzenhiser; Rocco & Becky Mango in memory of Fred Harshman; Suzanne Lowry in memory of Fred Harshman; David & Ruth Herbert in memory of Fred Harshman; Anthony DeCrow, Jr. in memory of Fred Harshman; Brooke & Erika Anderson; Joan Sparago; Linda Smith ; Salem Community Foundation; Gertrude Firestone in memory of Mervin Thomas.

Kay (Haviland) Freilich, Wayne, PA; Harry & Ruth Smith, Leesburg, FL , in memory of Duane Yeagley; Shirley Moore , Pillsboro, NC, in memory of Geo. Baillie; Maureen McKeown, N. Richland Hills, TX in memory of Geo. Baillie ; Patrick McKeown, Damascus, OH, in memory of Geo. Baillie; Bonnie Unger in memory of Duane Yeagley.

Vietnam memorial planned At the 30th class reunion of the

Salem High School Class of 1964, the idea was proposed to come up with a memorial for Larry Crumbaker, a classmate who was killed in Vietnam, as a personal tribute.

Bob Labbe, another classmate , was the first Salem serviceman killed in Vietnam. The Robert Berg Labbe Memorial Park at the Salem VFW Post on Arch Street was erected -,.nd dedicated in memory of all

veterans who gave of themselves in defense of our nation - and named after Bob.

The Salem VFW Post 892 approv­ed adding to the front side of the existing memorial stone the following: Salem High School Servicemen Killed in Vietnam; Robert B. Labbe, 3-4-66 Class of '64; Larry H. Crumbaker, 3-30-67, Class of '64 ; William J . Hughes, 5-2-68, Class of '62; Charles J. Turri , 3-12-69, Class of '68

Contributions to the memorial fund can be made to John Tarleton, 449 W. 5th St. , Salem OH 44460, Ph 330-332-0116; or Richard Capel II, 117 4 W. Perry St., Salem OH 44460, Ph 337-6384.

Deceased members honored

Since their 50th anniversary re­union, members of the Salem High School Class of 1943 have honored the memory of each deceased member with a $20 contribution to the Salem High School Alumni Association 's Vocational Scholarship Fund.

The Breakfast Groyp has been supporting the effort. tfius far and has been building a memorial fund which currently totals $479, according to Marian Davidson Zeigler. In response to a recent letter to each classmate, they have received an additional $2369 . The goal is to raise about $4000 which will be invested at interest to cover future memorials has well as the 49 members who died before their 50th reunion .

In a letter with her contribution, Emma Bauman Holmes, professor of education and child development emeritus at California State Univer­sity, wrote "I was pleased to hear of the plan to establish such a policy. I believe vocational scholarships will enable many young people to pursue satisfying careers , and I applaud the 'Breakfast Bunch' for deciding on contributions to the vocational schol­arship fund to remember our class­mates. I enthusiastically endorse their decision and hope other classes fol­low the lead and establish memorial funds for the same purpose."

Contributions can be sent to SHSAA, Class of 1943, and mail it to 328 E. State St., Salem, OH 44460. The Breakfast Club contact is Don Beeler who can be reached at 330-337-7754.

Historical Society offers f i Im of '50s

The Salem Historical Society is offering a video tape of a film made in Salem in the early 1950s

The cost is $47.70 plus $5 for postage and handling, and can be

· ordered through Salem Video Arts, 105 E. State St., Salem.

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Library foundation names Hansell Dean Hansell , partner and head of

litigation tor five western offices of LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, LLP, has been appointed to the board of directors of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles, announced by the board on Jan. 21 . He is a 1970 graduate of Salem High School.

foundation organized tor the purpose of encouraging private . gifts, trusts and bequests tor the benefit of the Los Angeles Library.

Established in 1992, the Library Foundation Board of Directors' mission is to solicit private contribu­tions to support the Los Angeles Public Library's collection enhance­ment, tor selected capital improve­ments and to expand services wh ich provide greater access to learning tor the city's diverse population. Several prominent leaders and philanthropists serve on the board, including Richard T. Schlosberg Ill, publisher and CEO of the Los Angeles Times, author Sidney Sheldon and Avedick B.

"We are pleased to appoint a civic­minded business leader like Mr. Hansell to our board ," said Evelyn W. Hottman, executive director of the Library Foundation. "His commitment to public service and the Los Angeles community will bring added strength to the library foundation ."

The Library Foundation of Los Angeles is a California nonprofit

1997 SALEM HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS

$4,000 Thomas Bakondy, Erin Engler, Merry Heineman, Tricia Hughes, Christopher Lee, Brian Mancuso, Ricky Odey, Matt Palmer, Kathleen Smith, Angela Wirkner

$3,700 Beth McDavitt $3,500 Dana Jenkins, Libby Figley, Katherine Smith, Dustin Zeigler,

Matt Newman, Christopher Smith, Scott Yakubek, Maria Nicotera, Michael Oesch

$3,000 John Berthold, Dan Willeman, Megan Vazzo, Shawn Painter, Jana Stewart

$2, 750 Dawn Bradley $2,500 Stacey Ozimek, Joe Huzyak, Casey Fisher $1,875 Michael McFall $2,000 Steve DeMar, Jeremy Mackall, Abigail Hill , Tracy Drake, Kelly Kim $1,750 Mike Newman $1,500 Jennifer Hovis, Dan Stratton, Erin Helms, Jeremy Humphrey $1,000 Melissa Stewart, Elizabeth Keen, Sarah Tomidajewicz,

Dan Polshaw $750 Katie Eckstein

VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS

$1,000 Crystal McCoy, Christine Windle

MAX FISHER SCHOLARSHIPS

$1,000 Deanne Brown, Scott Close, Lance Gross, Melanie L'ltalien, Josh Melitschka, Jack Pasco, Andy Smith, Sarah Sommers

Total 1997 scholarships: $134,875 - 55 students

1908-1997 Salem Alumni Asso. $1,784,100 (915 students) 1973-1997 Max Fisher awards $140,000 (140 students) 1987-1997 Vocational awards $45,400 (47 students) 1993-1996 Fox awards $56,000 (34 students)

Total: $2,025,500 (1 , 136) students)

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Poladian, managing partner of Southern California Arthur Anderse &Co.

"I am honored to be a new member of the Library Foundation Board," Dean said . "The Los Angeles Public Library is a valuable resource tor our city and I look forward to working with the board to ensure that it continues to flourish. "

Dean is known tor a long and impressive record of public service. His strong commitrri.s:mt to the community includes . serving on six advisory boards in addition to the library board, including the Asian Pacific American Legal Center, the Martin Luther King Institute and the Los Angeles Shanti Foundation.

Practicing tor more than 20 years, Dean Hansell specializes in business, environmental and insurance litiga­tion. Hansell is a judge pro tern tor the California Superior and Municipal Courts and has served as chair of the Antitrust Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association.

Founded in 1929, LeBoeuf, Laml:!, Greene & MacRae, LLP, is a full service law firm of over 500 attorneys, with offices in 14 U.S. cities and in London, Brussels, Moscow and Almaty.

Network names Mohn director

Dave Mohn of Garland, Tex. has been appointed director of operations of the Christian Financial Network and James L Paris Financial Services Inc.

Both companies are tee-based, ottering financial planning, mutual funds and term insurance. Dave is a licensed stock broker, formerly with Fidelity Investments and an insurance professional .

A 1969 graduate of Salem High School , he is also a Kent State University graduate. He is the son and stepson of Dorothy and Edward Wentzel of Largo, Fla. and the son the late Karl A. Mohn. He and his wife, Kathryn Goertz Mohn have a 21/2-year-old son, Zackary.