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

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c A F E T E R Two seniors, John Vieira and Ken Francois are I shown going through the lunch line during the fifth I hour lunch period. a The fifth hour is the regular lunch period for most students. The lunches, prepared by Miss Ava Newman and her staff, are economical ana well balanced. The cafeteria is well equipped and provides a cheerful place for the students both for eating and studying. In addition to preparing daily meals for the students at S.C.H.S. the ladies pictured above provide meals for the athletes before out-of-town games and are responsible for the delicious food served at the sports banquets. They are Miss Ava Newman, Mrs. Mae Fry, Mrs. Mildred Fry, Mrs. Goldie Myers, and Mrs. Oneta Stevenson, Mrs. Virginia Pechar is not pictured. The band members, Wildcatettes, and 5th hour typing students enjoy eating during the fourth hour to avoid conflict with their fifth hour classes. Shown are the following seniors: Left to right, Sydne Kelley, Janis Simpson, Carolyn Shelley, Toni Satterthwaite, Jane Kile, Montie Whitten, Peggy Parkinson, Jeff Woodruff, Steve Pursley, Sue Vance, Brenda Raguse, Charlotte Stealey, Lynn Goodell, Mary Belle McMackin, and Nancv Mecum. Not only the students, but also the faculty, take ad- vantage of the cafeteria. Here members of the faculty enjoy pleasant conversation over a tasty meal. s c E N E S The following people assist Miss Newman and her staff in serving daily meals. Left to right (front row): Rita Mailer, Janice Doe Vor Virginia White, Linda Fisher, Larry White, Eddie White Carl Gordon. Left to right (second row): Thelma Jones, Billy Henson, Patricia Woodward, Linda Cripps, John Cordon, Jim Thompson, John Molenhower, Jack Riley, David Dalton, and James Gordon.

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LIBRARY Our library, seating 128 students, provides a center in which to read for pleasure or for fact-finding. It is equipped with many valuable sets of books, the latest magazines, and various types of other reference material which are useful to the student. Besides being beautiful and spacious, the library sup- plies an atmosphere which is conducive for study. It is in use during regular class periods and is also open before school and at noon for the advantage of the students. Miss Genevieve Hayes, our librarian, is always willing to help the students in their use of library facilities. GUIDANCE Salem students are fortunate in having an expert guid- counsels with students throughout their four years. Pictured ance director in the person of Miss Ruth Brandes, who below is Kent Staton in conference with Miss Brandes.

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 1. Triple threat. 2. Chet Atkins. 3. That's where he belongs! 4. Lefty. 5. Jim Who? 6. Bell boy! 7. Who's interrupting? 8. Einstein, Jr.? 9. Where's the girls' locker room? 10. Who says blondes have more fun? Junior pictures, too late to appear in regular Junior panels, are the following: Left: Linda Fry Right: Brenda Bryant