Salem Community High School - Salemarion Yearbook (Salem, IL)

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SALEMARION STAFF Snapshot Tom Swency Jack Hays I Job Hrauer Hetty Maxcy Jim Dletiion Avanelle Harmon Lila Fisher Mary Jane Smith Circulation Kita Henne Barbara Meyer Helen Royer Willadean Perry Father I’orter Mary Jane O'Hryant Jen nette Williams Carolyn Headleston Editors Bette McCullough Richard Burkett Artists Ko ertu Howurd Hill Clutter Sports Roger Jones John Hachmann Janice Campbell Suzanne Currier Sandy Davis Typists Shirley Morris Nancy I .ec krone Features Lou Ann Johnson Kddie Hratton Lelah I etreu Business Annette Young Marvin Sipes Sue Frye Hetty Brunch Advertising Janis Sanders Judy Hart ram Mariana Dickie Billie I)ve Jennie Boston Judy Van Winkle Phyllis Merrick Sue Way man Nick Williams Darlene Fry Sponsors Mr. H. B. Davis Mr. Roland Autenrleth Mr. D. L. Crane Miss Cornelia Blum Photo Carolyn Black Jocelyn Jones Mary Blank Jane Mann Eun'ce Hamblin Jerriann Whetsell Eddazane Connolly Music Burnetta Hixon Kay Francis Clubs JoNell Ouymon Mary Ann Parkinson Pat Elder Judy Lynch Dixit Schanafolt

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THE THINGS WE DID DO TO THE KING’S ENGLISH................................. .....before the time we spent in the English and the literature classes of S.C.H.S. astound even us. Miss Blanch Stoafer. Miss Anna Jane Wham. Mrs. Mary Ruth Turnbull. Miss Helen Hampton, and Mr. H. B. D?.vis are engaged in teaching the three required years of English and the fourth year, offered partly as .1 college preparatory course. In each of the four years of English we also have an opportunity to improve our reading comprehension and speed, and to develop an appreciation of great literature. A course in business English is offered for those commercial students who wish to do office work upon graduating. Also students interested in the newspaper field may take a semester course in journalism. The journalism students put out one issue of the Broadcaster each year. Page Six