Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1926 volume:

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M - b -. 5+ , M lr , 1 V S Z i A s Qwi ruwf Q q t sq w FMA Hg sf ' A 'Z ' i n M . 4 HQ 4- A'A 3 l ' ' 14,1 , if if M 2+ ' , 553 ' ' iiltbrf l K 4' tj' igi aff W . fi +4 Tf, F I, l V ' , ff, A ww? i: nfi' ' if QQ A ! J: if 4, +'VQQl :'L?z,1+ !' 4 Aigif- + i Q f as 'wi 3 1 5 ' W 4, 4 4, Q, Q J bf i ww HY' wi 4-'fi.A ,YA ,L M .3 'l A . 3 lg . 1 1 H -L UMlHllfCM :.?:-H l L 'l up QQ The LYON l Q MIK Y ,X-T, V. il 1 ,Q ll Pulmllslnedl by X The 1926 Senlmr Class x' and The 1927 junior Class of l sA.LEM HIGH sCH00L S I i H s l m QS QQQ JTZQE , One 1 Fill!! E92 li x xii 'S ill pa iam w l l l LW l l 1 l il , X Q I 1 1 5 l - rf-f? 5 The LYON - X, f JW' , 1 . Foreword IN order to promote the creed of brother- p hood in Salem High School, to furnish a e L journal for the year one thousand nine hun- i dred twenty-six and to leave With the student body a reminder of the most pleasant four years of their life, We publish this Lyon. L . Q 2 eiii .:. ST-'fi less' 1 L l gif! ,QA a Jwe:?pQQtQ3p7QQ t r - . . an An O X A A ff. i fi y A L r :A ye-oeecfoi QSKKQ -- I .0 I i 3 fig! li. !::a. KCTS Y!!! prffza IQ all- Two The LYON The ENTRANCE , ,..Y,.YY, ,M xf ,,,,, , i'7, Q4I! M The LYON ,u vm Q, w T 1 l Q gT.13g ,rv 5: 1: fi fg1 4 Q 2 3 1M H! N QU V 'H r X 1 Q! ul is W H 2l ls H The LIBRARY ,F,,m, 4 , ,,W , ,, , M,-grfpgid , f'li':f'I'?3.?'f1Q.Yf' ,2nmrf,,77 , Qfgf 1QT Four Sii' if ff r-21 KI: ' V '1 f fag? V 252 1 ri'-4 W ,:.EI:df, jg .2555- I Vu Q YN Q .T-ff' i f Th LYGN F535 ' 5 QA I K 115: QU 1 iii ' 5! p 4.25 5 hz: Q23 me 1 4 1552: l 3535 xv ' :sig I 1 iii ' 1 -X . 09 X 6 mm - - ,L 'f1::' ,gL'1+ ff'- Q-'J W ' il'7 Nm ' . V , 30 1 .ieljg 4.-18 1 5 W iii' 152 fi w l Hi, M52 is Z , 4 wr W + l l 5 4 lv ! ii F ' 3 E E F 2 r 2 0 1 ' 1 1 NZ - I O , 1 , E E a i :i i 'Q' lz l O ' 1- ' 1 : - A : 1 . . Q Five A The LYON Six , . ,,,, .4 ..,, A ,Lk - .4-, ,, BRIDGE STEVENS Lfiigixi' ' ml? 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B11.ii11f',.f l'llr111i:ger.f Slltlp Shelf , Arnold Hightill Lee Hinds J 5 Rij' Stewart E .losephine Berkey l l , i Mr. Current 't 4 Y ,4I'fff'fliiL'.l' , .-lrl DFI'- Af ff ff Clara Standish g . f . ' 0 i f M-WU bmlfh Catherine Nlartin 1 1 M rf. Gilman ff - - l .lfni'8.f . - SJXF- D'fW'f '5 f ' Wilma Chaney Q ' - . I N1-lrl' bhllilih Mglrgzlret Kelley -jf I sI.nnew Brown - A Depizrmzezzmf - n !1 - Lifmuzry DKf7.Zl'flI1Kl!f Knthcrinc Emery .f l Roxemgiry Rolvertsrmn -3- Hallie Pewinger Illzzxir I- E Mary Tucker lVI.1rthn Smith Mui' Radcliff Robert Peclen s I A fbffliff Cizfefzflar -lrnnei Tucker Kenneth Telle Ollie Colglnzier 5lesQie Hardy 9 I 56 iwcawxt X i A I+ A X. X. y ....-Q.-- Eighr W,- Q: fy' UU Q-ii - i f' +f4 . 4 f f 4 . f E- , q The LYO jm'wmm- KAW 'ff mi ' MM'w mu 15' in . XX ,.., N 1 - R ff J 2 Y w :iii gi. 4 1- , , 4 S .i,.'54- i f , -f X ' : . . 4. wi , , . I L ..,... ' X M . I ., ,.., , , z , 4' K JF 1 ft 1' H'-, X 4' , k 1, . f 1 I iN 1 1 i E5 .. 5 ga! .5 i , . V95 Q Q W EW M ' W , 6 1 Egg l i if , . Z i w X if Q 5 'P 0 0 2 0 I N - ii 2 5 5 H- - ll A YE!!! N E ! 3 4 1 1 5 E 4 0 en 4- Yagifjii QQ' Nine f V- J- 1F-R I I. I is. I E5 !:E I I , I I . , ix 2-' ' Y Y l'hs Ji Y Y N X mf The LYON q I m Q IWW f V01 I I I I. I I mg. I 4 QI.: sf I-I 'III I': sas: I iii Isis H!! vis :Sis seas iii? ..i . I-' 'II Im Y!! 20 W 'xx ,.x ISEDICATIQN TO THE FACULTY I GP SALEM men W sc,rIooL we wwe IN QUT Foam wmv :I Eusrov mom TOWAQID I THE BETTEIDMENT GP I THE SCVIQGI. WE OEDI- - LATE was seem I I L 0 0 0 0 D 0 IQ. I , I f f - Q - Q' - I 0 .32 -L- 51...- W gl I I III 52: I QI I I 'E I I I I L I Iw ,I E :I I XII I I I . 7A YW ,X 1 I if ' 'YA H 5 - 7' ff 'I '411 - , -,535 .A ' ' ,f nv Ten E A O O unufjx bw- , , Y IO- W , 7 X W...... OOOQONO OAOOOWR vfw'OOO.gmf O 1 'F Q1 1 The LYON 1 0 El A. . a s -v 1 . 0 -J ,N L! j T 2 , . 'A air :gilt , ' 1 iii gh W 1 E52 v fi? is as ii Wi? w 3:3 -' ' Wil fb F A n is 1, w 3 ,, 3 . . ff 0 'D 4 0 4 Q' 0 a 'a i' lv l . . l l E. E. BROOKS, P1-imipal mu Indiana University, A. B. Cornell University, A. M. W f 3 s If 3 X may X if Y 'OOO lf? 'O O'Of'O OfV1q1 SQ -+ .O., O,,.O , ,X O ,O.O X WA, Q'1QWf,3C1wWM5Y 1 Qi Elffren x X. - 9 C . F Q N. C, f The LYON A L 0 C X i..f my ig 351 :ig if i X gin ill .ii . all FLOSSIR MORRIS 1 Moore's Hill College B. S. I Graduate work University of Chicago. ill? E if i tiles i iiff f CLARENCE BRA-XNANIAN Purdue University B. S. 5255 Qiif fi . l t ' EDNA TRUTH ' l H l Purdue University B. S. , l ' i i 1 . P' 3 i Q 1 ' A 0 ,, PAUL SCHANLAUP 3 i VVabash College A. B. , ,Q I iilsi ggi !?2. MAUD HOUSTON ,gU:! li Bowling Green Business University ' gg Indiana University I-.I 1 Knee!! .IENNIE WRIGHT Depauw University' A. B. Graduate Work University of Chicago :T 4 E Q B Q YQ-1Q:3Q ' Q lol Twelve ! v ' 1 :iifff f A V . Xv,qf ' ?::::.,- 7 12. X'1 ff M of f '+122' - f I The LYUN at lmf gf K Q Yo , J-r if lil ig ill I Q NEI I l I l I I I ' Wil u I!!! I I ii I.: lpl, .'N I v-, fi 6 9i0 Ts I , '9j9iejeQ-9joQeQejejejo'oQe e e 0 I .M- llll ll i ' i I 0 I l!!!l' IN'lYRrI'I.l'i If. RUSH Indiana Vniversity A. H. DOROTHY Wh-XTSON Vniversity of Chicago B. S. GIYGRGIC CURRENT Muncie Normal B. S. University of Michigan, 3 years MRS. STANLEY PHILLIPS Graduate of Northwestern College ICMILY JANE ALDRIDGF VVestern College A. B. Graduate VVork I. U. RUBY REISTICR Indianapolis Conservatory 1, :ff 12. WI auf sg! iii: ' 9 I 4 If Q fail , I I I 1 ,QV 4 I F 0 0 0 . . . -- XYZ' 0 2 Q IZ 0 A I3 l 0 i n 'D I 0 0 n .. Q 1 iii .avec llllll NIQW l Cincinnati College of Music E N Q c c A . C M HQ mfioj, Thi-rteen ,f DMN U ..: :xx .EEE 'll 7 .l V i '.':1'::: ' .:1.: '::.. ' 1:13 : , 'E::. ' .gl ':E?::, ' .::4 5:12. ' Q1 s The LYQN gg J mr A M, A L o L 0 fi y i i w 'iif .. U v' iii ggge Q JOHN DAVIS R ' State Normal ?5i 2 i 4 iii? CLARA ALLEN .fx i State Normal gm iw? Indiana University it iflfxg ' 0 0 i 0 z 3 E s JZ! QE!! W!!Q s MRS. GILMAN University of Chicago Indiana University State Normal fx . i i I A I 0 0 o o O 0 0 0 'V 0 0 I X I 0 I l.9 I 4. l I- 255: 5522 k'A'A'l llllll UIIW ' N 5 A L Q s mswf1,4atQQLEp7 Q Fourteen mM'w VY ,' , Y' ' ! Ai ' ' A LQ V The LYON XJ,-1' V0 me sis f gig W E 7 r Q ' SEE E? Iii? ' S52 1 1 l sf: 1 o . , v -o , . . '45'9i f win - i3KD,J.1. MXTQ-HELL TQEQSUQEQ w,EJ.MLXfbK5 ssQes1rsmT .1 . pi, gi! si E 5522 ? 5553 six: 225 ,az f I, Q. 0 0 ' Q 4, Z wg mf Hmguzwm 0 Z ' SUDEIDLVWTEVYFBHNT i ni A .X -A !i '! W - -I .- ! 'f ' 3 ra,ra.nxsm WL.SMZ3V1KS E, gg mwnsmo moves gsmemrev SCHOOL BOARD Q Q Q Q W QQ? Qi Fifteen ik ..,+a The LYON Sixteen D' 'Q ' H I-I mn 71-f A f'A !x xx- , ff--+1 ,,,,Whk ft- xy , -x -, Q ,V Jfjx Y f 11f ,- Wd The LYUN 0 K x .1 H, A V sw F703 x FEP W W T I 5 w, g 6 N A u MJ V EY Q45 , ,-NJ Q Q ,ii KN U, 'jEVf,KV! L Cgyx gif! a Ei' 'O 31' I . L , 'W i. f H A Sv A f fm Q ' W ' 3 , EQ 1 K W dr w J .fkf UV jigx ,ww W1 2 X w HIS mm f yi N ELJ 'A lg X . Ng? gfxsv ' 5 P 4 Deb 'cv Nb gl ,g, ,fi li 1 8 yu H N ,N wx I f U 1 V E1 E , gw 'Pm v-1 ,ve 5 Q Q Q Q M W 'wi fi? if 5 C M iw 5 E6 E ini ,XYZ ,,.. , 1 ' 1 l l Q l ., ' 'SENICDIUS Sfrvniwrn F P 4 . i - i 1 , V gm The LYQN A EQ O f -Aw f W lll l il: ,fl in Q l 2555 l l 4 5533 5 l HU l sie: l l il!! l Ill ' l ill: .V llll 9 6 lNl:XRGlF LUKICNBILL Smiles. JJ quiet as a lamb. Girl Reserves-4. B ICYICRFTT WRIGHT Chub The Lu-iff do not tell all they knows. Cub Staff-4 Band-3-4 Varsity TY3Ck-2-3-4 Eil 1 l iiii I!!! sig: , l 25.1 l 'EEE l tk: U!! E551 I sm f ES!! l E252 fi f w YVILMA CHANEY N ' Bridget ' Q l Hfrf 5 to the girl fwith a heart and smile, l g Who make: this huhhle of life fworllzfwhilef' l , Annual Stalf-4 - J Sec. Girl Reserves-4 X ' l 4' l I 0 N H in 0 , X T l I , . l MORTON COKER I t J student nerds hut a fword to guide him. f l ' Orchestra-I-2 I - Cub Staff-3 , I A 0 - QI' 5 7 an ti :W a -I ! LOLA MULL I' Good and quiet as II girl can he. lk'-'I L Girl Reserves-4 !1 E junior Piano--4 W E ll!!! M!!! ERNEST WALKER Broady Newer do today :what you can put off till , f077l0l'I'0fLU.H 1 l ll, l l M E' l VY M- lfx5,ug.,,'-1 I V , i if-Q AQ X E03 Eiyhtevn ' . .JZ H i i is V i iw rn? V DQ The LYON fha LX ff M? m aia :si W l iii iiff l l ai l I is h l 953 l ?a Els? ' ties if l gsxa l 3 2? l 1 N x Q. 'Z' DI31W'I'2Y RULING Don't make me hlush, girly. NI.-XRY C,-X'I'H1'1RlNl'f PITTS Cac ill Ihr fu-of-1.1 fmt: nn my .slmuldrr,v. Editor-in-Chief Cub-4 Cub Rep.-1-2 Sec. Class-4 I l s l I w his l N gli: l 1 aw .Fl l h gig l l sal sri? 5 5 Hn l gs I Il , i HL:RHIaR'I' CoLGLAZ11+:R ' hi l '-Heb. 1 Where he goes 4'LL'P'fF surf' to f-0ll04'LLf,Z 1 ' l 1 mid thx' fair ones ' 1' 55 g g I ' - I W h Q3 1. J.-UN ILP. BMIT H gg ff ! Thr raw I5 7101 to thf xaciftf' if 331 l 233 . l 0' x i v i i , N V Q2 GRANT CIARRIOT I1 2 l U-Illken ggw '-' Slap, it ix a lflffssrd thing. ' i . xvzz E!!! N GOLDIIH IVICGILL N , 1 I' ind the lady shall my her mind freely, l ' 'i Qi Vg fiiiic'-, 'Zhi-2-6 - 1 .-nas:- . l sfwzzan.. mfg , ' yr QQ QW Q Qi Nineteen Z The,LYON Q Q1 X! f i 0 lil N' f lil? ' 'E AE fi l.: ei iii l l L l 5. J QV 22 y il, if l i .. x C i, l 1 1 i 1 9 1 E l i , , , 0 ' f . 1 1 , . . 1 Zi 3 ' . , , , - r u 1 . 1 . - 0 - - M Q - A ' I l s' a s W il I l I I .5 Pa z xiJi,,g 3 LLOYD WILSON Crip junior flash, fnakfs -uvzsle fwas nrfvrr dfmon- ,vlrared by mr. GlfNl'fV.-X SNIITH Neve Kuna: morr' than otlzery, but do not tell tlzfm about it. BURLIS I-IAGANMAN I qcill lu' Tlllljffl' of 4'l.L'lll1f is mini' own. Pres. Voc. Agri. Club-3 Band-3-4 lVll'fLYA NIOORF Midget No our hu! hrr and hc lI'l'flI knofwy of fwllat .fflr '.f tlzizzkingf' Girl Reserves-4 M ICRLIC FULTZ Slim' W'!1f'ru Ilzcrf is a will flzfre' is a fwzzyf Class B. B.-1-1-3-4 H.-XLLll'i PFRSINGICR Bud .-I merry lzrarf l!1!1kf'fll II l'!l! l'l'f-Ill 5011711671- am'f. Pres. Girl RCSCYVCS-4 Sec. Class-3 f , ,ij I il I ,g l ' lil l .,, wl ,gi i l l Els? HE less sees l l u I ii iiii ess 2225 l l l l l l ' 1 l y 5 . 0 0 i r . - . . , . . . . . . , f l f i H 0 ' f . I I - i .3- Fi illlla !!!H l 4 f g :Fizz 55333 3631 ? EBQQf fi , E11 Twmz fy an A The LYON Vo s2s aes A e' 'Y lx I xii' Us leg 1 . 2. E 2, Fi: R :ri 'i Lil ig!! 5: l if :zz ... , IZ N ::: m ..:: ':: ::: PEE :EEE .... . : .:., -.: .. 'e W -: .. R gass r 6 OLICN YUYLICS Spuke-w uRl'jIlitXP, 011 man, In thy youth. C.-XTH ICRI N If M,-XR'l'l N SIM xpfakx, 17Fl1lI'l'1'.f and zuts juil ax ought. Lyon Staff-4 Girl's Baaket Ball-4. .Liffmf 3 , L Jim vi A iii R if R R si!! l 2525 R R I i We Vi? ' F , ' DOROTHY HELL I y Pat Q 3 fllfways in tin' finer! of 4'loIl1f5. - Asst. Editor Lyon-4 1 x . , 3 ,, , . 1 , . . R - 1 f f HAROLD YOYLICS Q ' I the taco, the one was here. f . o X 1 , Band-3 q- v . . . 5 ' ' - ' I I l , V w W' 2 s . - IVIARY bHANhb f if . ' Mickey U' l f' gg .-Ind I say it 15 as grrat to Ile a fwrnnun as If Q - 'N a man. ' i f -5- sec Q H Q A A-4 2 . k. . L. A . . xx?- Lyon Staff-4 .. 'L B 1- - 5 ' my 3+ Q!!! ORLICY FRICD WK-X'IVl'S lx Fred .-I lleliefver in frffdom of Jpem'l1. Band-3 V if Class B. B.-4 ,I f ,I Ii VX' ' ER 712535--. 'nmesse X XX ' ' ' ' ' ff V Y QS 1 ZE'PlIf'I1-0110 Q. VE J .li -r: ::: iii. , , D A 1 ' ' ff ':?'4 - 5-Q ' , 'L V if A .zzi 49202-: -. .mu , '.:m,?5E:H . i - f s The LYON Q he e ff-Q M gf? r 42. i f 5 . l I il? tl l . gn ill' :iff l KISNNICTH TICLLF Shorty Popular with the ladiex, good natured alfway.v. Annual Staff-4, Varsity B. B.-4 Class Treas.-4 RUTH WI-HTH She if quite modest in her fwr1y5. l Latin Club--I l F . ' JOHN PAYNTFR .. -5:1 a ui l , X ll I! , . l PEZ 4: ll: ffl .ii I 5' 9 2 .. lv lag ' Courteou.v to all, intimate fwith few. ,jill 1 Capt. Varsity B. B.-4. LN l Pres. Class-3 , Bus. Mgr. Lyon-4 y Adv. Mgr. A. A.-2-3 H , Sec. Class-I-2 i l IAMFS TUCKFR , K . ,. 1411 i M-Ilm , O l Tull in hody, .foul and mind, 'gl l Would there fwere more of .li1n'r kind. :gi l VVinner Third Dis. Oratorical Contest-3 l l Chairman-7th dist. I. H. S. P. A. 'ff I Vice-Pres. State older boys Conference ii ' Rep. Junior Leg.-3 , 21 5 Bus. Mgr. Cub-3 0 0 j Pres. Class-4 2 - ' l- I 0 RVIQRRT RIBFLIN a s ! ! 3 I Mike ' 2 ' Ii' The girls, they go fzcilfl, simply fwild ofver '-' S mf- -1. Varsity B. B.-4. lliill my LRF HINDS Dock ni jolly good fellofu' fwith a ready fwit-full of the dirkens and good intentions. Annual Staff-4 Treas. S. H. S. A. A.-4 m f 1 - . V - ' E VY' f - ' t X X . .V f V - X- . g . y Qt J. ww Q3 , Y W Y H 5 Twenty-two 1' v - Y Y fir .Y The LYON . r e 41 F - 1 -'A yo ii AL J sf' l i l B I I 4 i E W ii ii E222 l S523 ix, XJ W W4 ii I 0 0 .,l . - -- lllll 0 0 41' 'I 0 O . 5 - 0 C ! ! iam LILLIAN TICG.-XRDIQN Mickey 1 hu-ve foumi one man arnorzy Il thuu,sani1. Girl Reserve-4 KIiNNI+I'I'H HAUGFR Blister ll'hile are stop to think, are often miss our opportuniiy. Voc. Agri. Cillb'-3-4 RACHEL GOODPASTURIC nnGyvP .-I merry heart is the hes! of rrzfdieine. Cub Staff-4, Girls B. B.-I-2-3 ROBERT NVRIGHT Bob H The aelions .vpeak the man. S. H. S. OfCh6SIfH12 Pres. Band-I-2 GLADYS SPAULDING Happy Life'5 no longer if fwe hurry. ' OLIVER TIPPIN He maketh the path to shine after him. Varsity B. B.-4 'I . is S14 l Egg Sli iii I Kr. ,Aa mf W f . i i . , a t . . 0 . . 1 KP D 0 9 0 n oi . -9 0 . . W ii!!! E.. , ,IQ mx. wx QA QQ Q2 Twenty-th ree is The LYON - 'Q -J' F! K 1 2 . 1 :::: l :::: l ' EEE! v l 'll-i ly, l l l xp: i ls. l ,ig ll? l ll. l 1 l l , lt ill X fi lr, l .95 E f0f61 640 01 A 3169: f :OP as .1 1:11 U 5 -A v -1 ia- ::- . 4 HQ rf u l - f 310 ie 1 .o. ! l KI lllllt CLFOPAL HOUSTON fl genial disposition brings to its o-wner many friends. Latin Club-I-2 STANLEY BROOKS Not a minute to spare, a true student. YVinner Public Discussion Contest--3 KATHERINE ICM FRY Kale Charm strikes the sight, but merit -'wins tbe Cub Staff-3 Annual Lyon Staff-4 Student Council-4 Kli LSO M ONTGOM I-I RY Slim He that has ffatienfe may rompass anything. Poultry Club-2 FLSIF lVlcGlLL ' HPygeU True to ber -work, her fword and ber friend. Girl Reserves-4 ARNOLD HIGHFILL Jem One fu-bo brings a mind, not to be fbanged by plaee or time. Treasurer of Hi-Y-4. Lyon Staff-4 I. 23 1 l 1- I ll : l l 1 I2 1 zzl: EES! 555' l siig l l sfsa .pol l 1 soul. 1 ' l 3 l l W l l 4 X . 0 l 4' l I , x . . ' n o . . 0 . :'. 1 -- X 7' 2 4 0 X I 0 i I 0 - 0 - 0 - iiii L'A'A'J llllll Wlly gggg g 44 lsffa Q Q Twenty-four l 5 E ik- , WL -Z LQ f e- The LYON W,..swiSQ f ill EE! ll 3' :la Ilia , l lull hall! l gill i ll' l . l? l l l l l J 4 i li, 5. sql f L M.-XREIORIIC bl.-XMISON A-Billy Littlr Jllltiillllltill zu'vornpliyl1f'd. FSS l lC HARDY Teak Htvllfllft' ran Jtand up and Jay lu 1 ftcorltl 'This is a mmf. Varsity TI'3Ck-I-2-3-4 Pres. Class-2 Vanity B. B.+2-3-4. Pres. Hi-Y-4 tx IF Q2 ol ll? all ll? iff . 5 l 5 l li 1 I sl' . lil . Sill f sit i fill i lgl 2 sg i f l r 1 l l l , l Hi+1RM.fxN ia.-uiIaR i lI'hfrf thfrn'J II fwill therf 5 ll fwayf' l k X . . l i l - 3 RAY GARRlO'I'T H j Though modest, on his llfZ!'7fIlll1I'fl155Pd hrnqc, f Nature had fzcrittfn, 'Gfntlfman'. f f 2 Pres. Student Council-4 2 t Varsity B. B.-3-4, Q ' f f - - l i r r li all -.ff af li , , im MARKLAND A .i . .:. , Hlilff' , . , A . She hath the gift of ,VllFllt'l'.' IE Band-4 :::ll ll!!! my 25' VVI LLI :XlVl BAFIWI' ' I Bill L Aly fwiff shall not rulz' mr. X X 1 Vocational Agriculture Club-3 es f'l11ss B. B.--4. Q . X ' X 3 f V ' 'V YZ' ,QS Q. Tzcenty-five 7 N I Jf e LYON R .xl EE Yo Q sig 1 'lla fig l :S .sie f lil 'ms , l 2 1 4 l l . -is R l U24 Q '9 Q-,lf X l VRLMA MORRIS Curley I attend to nobody's business but my o:wn.' MELVIN DALTON Milky Junior The more Awe knofw him, the better fwe fwe like him. Class B. B.-I-2-3 V Q lil g if . V . l 1 ffl ,Q lil l li! l :fi :ix ' ills I sis! r- y I ssl: if 5:1 -Il 'xii cs l 55 ' ii l l 'if 1 r 6 9 Q' sw l RUBY FULTZ N 1 Bub l l One of those persons fwho ne-ver gets N l l ruffled. . X .A 'p w l 0 ORAN MORRIS y g l Q Nas i f Q ' Don't hurryg haste is to be abhorredf' , j f Varsity B. B.-4 n ' Class B. B.-1-2-3 f 0 Varsity Track-3 ' ' 3 3 ' 'Q . , a. a - - N! HARRY PAYNR - i .41though quiet, he makes his presence i - felt. .:. I- Class B. B.-4 iii? ROBERT SIMPSON Simp If talking counts, he fwill make a mark some day. Cub Staff--4 E ., - .,,, R . Yum 'QQ .+ Q- E93 Twenty-sir , Mlmtfiff e A A J The LYON Yo ali A l Els l f 3 1 l i ll!! 1 ll 5 J i A fs ff: 6 I9 :G : :Q X RAYMON D M ICDLOCK JI111z'.v Infant for I,alf0r Vocational Agriculture Club-4 l,UClLl,l'l R.-XlXflSl'iY Cile A girl like Lucille is rare Cub Rep.-4 ll .Ea 3 , . Q si l ill l lg, ill! i alll i i i i l i l if 1 all A l , R l S' .AN 'i QR' 'Fw W FRNICST HUSTON J grim! ,arnsilflf fellofwf' Be, . 1 l Bnnfl-3-4 i 1 1 I l I lg GEORGE GRAVFS I l Pest i - Um' grfftml lnm Qvztl pleaxure rare, and j j l i left him K-with regftf' Z: i i Pres. A, A.-4, 2 ' i ' Pres. Cl3SS-I j f Vanity B. B.-4. I I I Cub Staff-3 1 : Lyon Staff-4 W I i . .5 'ii i 7 ' I Q I UW EN HOGGA'-I T ' j j ' ' A 0 l l Non: rzforr mf if II handsome' fellow. - ' I an 3 4 f , - L'4'a'd PSE l Ei' llllll f lies!! reel DELNIAR GODFRFY xl Iruf' Sir Galahad. l Y t i lx ll ffm- - seg ,. Q25 1 - f r f '17 EQ XmmX Q5 l G22 V e e ei Twenty-seven . 1f i . sais Q 9 V' V Y wr: --., fm.. ' ...Qf fsssff.. ' .:1f- sm. Q Q4 - f N f q-he LYQN QQ Q V lf Q3 fi fl 5255 5 4221 ' 5325 WAYNE COLGLAZIER an ' If they fwere all like rue! Q iii! ffl I GENEVA WIBLE- Jennie ' If you lzaive nothing to Jay, say it an N anyfwayf' f CQ, 3:55 V fi N ' E! g I ' 3 f i 1 , E 5 Zin Memoriam 3 E 3 Q i ii iberman Baker 3: 6 - . ! i .1 xggggz may 6, 1926 my C Q Q I l E 'X 1 f E M. 531QQ12 f Q4 Twenty-eight ,f- I f u1urLk6X z, . .A ,1 'x wx 1 ' w vvv 'Tri 71 1 T .,,.L f V443-il Yrri YY WV YYY Y V YYi iilY W' The LYUN 0 f W-Q :Q- .,-fk X Y V03 :.x :gz ' 1 gissg as in 11: 2 , V, Ng , f V Q L, ,sg J A X3 pfbl W 15553 ww Y W ,F 1 41 Aff ' K f . X .3 , x -Ru: V, O X, Q! . X Q52 X fl N 1 P 50 X ,J CT Nkg, ' f N W f' f' K H f ww K Q! if J w f w VF -ii 9 C I Y 3 1 1 'lx li w '::! Ease 1 k X 1 :tx ' G i 3 x K E LA X ' f MY! B4 N 44 El 'E 0 4' ew Q X f xx '5 0 ' 19 a N E Q ,H ,M I V V X ' fy L Eg N! A LI! i Db. IAU. I 3. ' ' v'4.l. .Q-, 4 , xflzij ii ' ' A' ' 1 'T NE!!! l L l 1 P i' L W ' Q I 3 5 :I Q 1 , gi F 4 I 1 E 4 g +,m.gv+f '? 7 f -gig EAA - 12 QW, Tnrff Il fy- II i ll rl t El: g iff UMM .IM l V01 f gl, Eli Q. Ei: al 1 Q gin gig ' F. QE1 1 :si 1 1 Elii ' 155 1 i ms P52 3 1 1 l 1 4' 'D , . VVILNIA ALEXANDER Shorty 'BP good and you'll be happy hut you'l min a lot of fun. M.-XURICF COLGLAZIER Collie .-Ind yet he warned lzuxifr than he fwa.v. Student Council-1 Bus. Mgr. Cub-3 Band-2-3 S. H. S. Orchestra-I Class B. B.-1-2-3 I The LYQN X. EQ V3 ll 15 I :1 EE: f 1 Ei. ffl 1 ,Q1 1 F1 1:11 1 1 2212 1 ' 1 I , . 'rl 1 2, 1 21 wi' I I 11 iff IN RUBY H.-XRNED N fr H nl natural horn poet. ' H 1 l 1 1 9 il f A -,, x ' Q MARY MORRIS 1 She oprnrd her mouth fwith fwisdom and ' in her tongue' if the lafw of kindness. N Girl Reserves-2-3 1 .., 3 . . 0 11' , CLAIR POLLARD - - Sure this fworld is full of trouble, but 1 ain't today fine? it 'Q' Band--2-3 'L' Pres. Voc. Agri. Clllb'-2-3 V S YS: wif: my isnt l DORA COOK 1 fubodeu 1 l I Ffar all men and rfsemfe your judgment. ! 11 , I E95 t A M Dj g Q Thirty Y- 'S y ! VY QQ 51 iii 'ls fr I , i '. ll :ga 'all i i i f li in rr The LYON l HAROLD REYNOLDS Bill J genial tlixpfuitiolz brings to ity 0'LUIll'I' rnz1r1yfrin1dx. Varsity Track-2-3 RITA HOHHS Rc-ta Of spirit .fo still and Quin. Girl Reserves-4 1 F' 7, 7 LNU54 dl !, il :ll ails g l gl ill n ill i 1 5:35 F 1 llll l l :ll il ji! lia , GLORIA COULTICR UBlOndy'i is M Study rzrfwr failed to fwin Girl Reserves-4 il V l l , i il l i i t MANSQN SHANKS , Q Hans V Eg I l g By the qcork one knofzcy the lzcorkrnarzf ' N L 51 0 ' Cub stall-3 X 0 l v f l Band-2-3 II Orchestra-I if' W a 0 P P , 'I' 3 3 2 i zg BETHEL MQNEELY ' Q lv l as rv Ry , Betty gp ' If you fwould lzafvf Il thing well done, ' I ..:.. do it yuursflff' - V nlln ll!!! ll!!! l JAMES BROWN L L njirnvv g l X lVf'zen duty and pleasure flaylz, li i ll Let duty go to smash. ' Pres. Class-1 Student Council-1 , Lyon S1135-3 A ' Band-3-4 ' Class B. B.-1 ' ' SQ L L ' Vteeii- . kiigg ' fzizz' X ' f ' f ,f f f 'V YZ Q t. Tlzirfy-one Q - 2 ,.?rF Yo I . l l ' 555 'lag w ' all . ll lf' ll w 1 ld l ll, l l li: l ln, 1 l l s N ..5E 1 .:'i , .... :'E , ... :::: 51.5 ii!! Eiii Ylff f ll C1- NFYA VVINSLOVV 'lSlim - I almcays gf! fwlzat I fwant, lzut I am l'!1fl'f1ll lo Quant only fwlzat I fan gd. Band-3 Girls B. B.-3 GLICNN ZINK 1'Bernard 1 don't fuss, but 1'm fuxsrd and gf! fused. Band-2-3 Pix Vol li' Els Eli l ! -ll ll. :is isa El? 121 :gl l 'lv 1 1 ' Sill L ll 1 l alll l E251 l l 515 1 l l x 1 E I X I I 1 -1 .Q 1 - cw KIOSFPI-IlNl7l BFRKFY 3 if Pheenie. N 4 1 None but hl'l'.f1'l.l fan be lzrr parallel. 1 1 Cub Staff-2 ' l , Lyon SIHff'3 v l I Treas. Class-3 l 1 as l w lv , ARTHUR lJlTT'o . 1 --Dick A f Q The llllfdllff tlzing I lzafvf to do is to .fit ll i f around and rlmw ani fl1rfw. . ' i 2 . -. . ' - w , . v A g i kllivv 1',L lxlfNb N l jji. Judy ' Q- Laugh and ilu' world lnugllx fwflll you. 'J' E, Girl B. B.-1-2-3 -5-.. Ill z:::a: l V.-XNQF STANLEY Somf'timf'5 lm .rits and fllinkx, ani .comf- tirnrlf 111' jun ,ri1.v. 3'z'3:f?'l Voc. Agri. Club 1 l l s Eg.. H' A E31 ,fl 2 ff QM Th irty-Iwo U -.. .- FSE l':: :liz 51 .Y '..::5: :. ' - :'HU l- ' ., 'd mt inl ,QQ S.. - The LYON .... M. l - l mm X., J ' W :ia ' il 352 sg? il ill i i lil: 'Fa lli ll is lg ROSIQM.-my ROBIQRTSON gk , l l ROsum l Ulm ffl-zforml by tfzr' yods fwfr!! gifts unfold, 1 lllflj lfisdom and lwaufy, -'virturx manifold. , ,gil I Pres. Class-3 ' I iff Cub Smal?-3 Lyon Stal?-3 ' 'gli Vice-Pres. Class-2 5555 7 W :::: Y - Qgg M,xR112TTA HOUSTON g -' Size hath I1 fzslzy for mwry fLc'l1z'rffor1'. J A. A. Board-. O gggg cub staff-2 ' ggi, Sec. Class-1 N f f l :El fi, , 1 Nl.-XYSFL JACKSON f? 5 Madge Tis good in mffry flljl' you kno-zu, to lzafzfe 15 i-wo strings onto your bmw. H . Girl Reserves--3 up if . lj . , i-'L 6 LESTER YANLANINGH.-UNI I nj Let - . . ff - H K , It pays to be Au-ue. 1 .1, ij Cub staff-2 1 ' - l i f I CLARA STAN DISH Q. . Jim - I . 'L' Give flfr sporlf-any kind fwill do. -I Vice-Pres. A. A.-3 Yell Leader-3 'ff J L yo n S t a ff-3 A 553:55 Capt. Girls B. B.-2 ' W' l GLADYS MORRIS Just glad plum tlzrouglzf' l .fm . H.. Y zzz. . ' :::: .. 'K ::::' . :iizv . X 'L' 1' ' 7 ' V iq Q A ww. 74hirty4tl1rm' I W 'QW S! 1 lm 91 i . xi' 3 i ilisi 2 i i - . i s i i N i PE :seg i iii' i ik i ' i i I H i i L i iij :qi lx 1 EEE? , :::: zzz: :::: 1 i J. 1 1 5555 i .... EEE ul ' ' YH , h.. I' X 2 2 3 2-' 5-.E i , .::: , ,... AUDRFY VVI LLIAMS John That xmilf' likf .vun,vl1in1- darty into many ll xunlrss llI'IH'f.n Girl RC5CFY'CST3 ROBERT LFP PFDFN Pete Tl1frz' may br greater mrn than I, but I doubt it. Adv. Nigr. A. A.-3 Pl'6'S. Class-2 Lyon Staff-3 Cub Staff-2 Band-2-3 I i . .1 l 'za . I I 1 Xie x -x U 5: gi! :iii iii? Ein! :zzz ss!! EEE! ill' 1:2 ,,i. x I n x H . , 1 I .. .: . in ' I E5 t , I N f, ANN.-X VVILSON 1 , 5 Sl1f'.v form' fwllat timid in llfl' fwayx lull 1 i 1 .currly thinks good nature pay,v. i Q i in J Girl Reserves-3 u v i 1 y . i , i i l 1 ig FYHRPTT'FULTZ ' X i .. t'Bud Q Q N JIM: of fmv ftcords are the Ilrst men. Q I fl' Varsity B. B.---3 f Claus B. B.-2 I at ' N f' i i e' - t . 1 ' N jx Ti NIARIF. biNl,lrI H 1 ii i iq H' Miggie :i j 1' ,Af 1 drafw mn: not as tlzry are but as tlzfy -M. Q, ng- fi ought to lm. If--'l 3, I Student Council-3 !:. 4 Lyon Staff-3 null: RIIN Q!!0 --llll , ' CQLIQMAN MURRAY Coley I find that you fwant ml' to furnish you 'with argzzmrnt and intellfft both. i ii ii va ' 1 I tiff! H5133 1 . a,, - -- 5 5 x x X X I! f 4 f X Q EQ X ' V 7 ! i V Thirty-four MIHIK ., N. V ,Q N4 M: . IL, uk- ':11::'.,1! -' E::.. L ' ..,: : '??5::.. 'fm' A W Qi The LYGN , ,. Q mm A Y! f Fm u al 1:2 25551 If 'N ui iss E252 Ble.f.vi11g.f on him fwlm flrst infvented sleep. A MARY RADCLIFFF 1 ' Jimmy ' ' I'm .vatixfied fzcitlz lifvin' as I am. Lyon Staff-3 Girls B. B.-3 Cup Reporter-3 A . ff? CATHERINE LGUDON Kitten + Quiet but yet Jo full of pep. 1 ' Band-2-3 l 2 0 o o 1 ORA VANLANINGHAM 0 I my just fwllzzt I think. 3 ' f , . ' . . 1 a a 3, a ...I ,, -' ' - -55 HARRY 'r1PP1N - - '4' Jn intelleetual all in all. 1 Class Track-2 agggg my MARGARET KELLY For if slze twill .che -will and you mn depend on 't, , And if slze -'won't .vlzf-I1won't and llzafs the l end of if. Vice-pres. Class--1 Lyon Staff-3 Cub Staff-2 V ' , :iii , ' : :Y2f ,. ' -. 'ii:f5 , ' iff? 1 R V' ' . 5 2 ' A ,Q Q Tlzirty-five Efv Q 1 ! 0 v 'L s ll I 1 ls l 1.51 ' HQ l , dl! EES? ll xx, H I VI 'lx , l 22:1 : sits 5 fi L F. 1 2 'a lil Ol l Ii . . .QB 32. !!!' 1 -in llllll - A J I' l--- 4 I The LYQN gl 'Q X., V01 LEL.-XN D C A LLAWQ-XY ll'hy .vo 5friou.f fwlzile' on thz' .vtage of affirm. H Voc. Agri. Club--2-3 . f MARGARET PORTER RAY STEWART jim Wlll1f'5 Ihr' me of lfarning a history date, fwhnz you ran make ont' at half-pas! eight. Class FIKFCHS.-I Vice-Pres. Class-2 Lyon Staff-3 Class B. B.-I-2 Student Council-2 MAYSEL REYNOLDS Oh, boy, some girl. Cub Reporter-2 HARRY WILLIAMS 1'd rathrr he' a ,fmall lifue one than a big dvad one. A +?'l' ix? . Band-2-3 P , Lf ,H Cub SIHH:-3 Orchestra-1 . - . --s.-...,- .-- ' ISALENE BESWICK .- .I 3, E 3 y O, -'who Lu-ould inhabit thix hlealz fworld il - wi' alone! itil?-5541+-i 't 4 J E +fimlfl nur , 4 w 5 , 4 1 l . . Q E-ll l all Peggy W'h0 df5l'l Ul'.l' fwfll nffdy not another'5 praisffj Girls B. B.-2 :gf rlg gl Q.. H .1 1 lf N za l ffl! 4 .:' 1 I SEZ l sis: r l sees x y A x I itil ll? hd , . . l . ' . , l , . 1 I l , 1 V f f l X 0 5 . . 1 - . . . 3 ' 1 I . r Q I ' i L ii I - I l I' U u ' I- i 5 Ullll :.... l l l I l I llllll A C- A E ESQ! Th ll',.lI-.N'l.L' f9 Q zmcxkl-E , Q- I Z .N,'?' M -gg-1-ki f -f v V Y ',,::i :::. ' :: 1 :.:74 -': l :u:.., : :::::.. Y 'lfnih Q 5 M if ,, 9- if ik if is X t E 2525 t t , 5 NI.-XUNITA COLGLAZIICR ' su A-Joie a A-Ind F-'wr u'fr lmr work .flw heat ' gig ,Jud Pfam' li-wut un fartlz f'o1ztr1zt. ' E23 : Eli! 5225 :H I L.-XVVRICNCF TRUICBLOOD . HRM Tix tin' pfuple fwlzn my littlf that haw' the w I grfatfxl tlmzzylftxf' X 5 Band-2-3 tffil iiif A fi? :Q fi + W.-XIX In DQHAX BN I f N One thing is forffuer good' X W That one fllillg is 51lt'l'F55.H 55 Cub staff-3 w 1 ii i ll W4 Q ? t THURMAN SMITH 3 5 Fritz 3 f He is a marfvel fuslzen afL:.'alef'. 2? ' Orchestra-1 is I Band-2-3 'P Q - 6' l l 0 fa o A ffl -1 ' NELLIE SMITH - - 'gg' I stand on the lfrink of a great fareer, ' 1 q,von't .romfbady please' puff: me off Girl 'RENEfX'CSi3 'E llllll KE!!! E!!! Mt-XRION DFNNFY Maryum Bly young heart -was newer yet attain! if .1 ' fwillz any pm-J-ion of inflaming lofvff' 7 f X li t 5 a i 4 E' E X 715555, . ' .wffss .. X- ,f Y ,QQ Vwpmk EQ T11 irty-szfwn V The LYON ELSIE BOWERS 'Why aren'! they all ronlented like me? ICDVVARD RHFTTS- Eddie Be a lifve fwire and you fwill newer be stepped on. Editor-in-chief Lyon-33 Cub Staff-23 Chairman 7th Dist. I. H. S. P. A.g Class B. B. I-2-3Q Winner County Oratorical Contest. OLLIF COLGLAZIFR Basket Ball she li-ves to play, she'll make her fwork in the world some 'r day. Lyon Staff-33 Capt. Girls B. B.-3 HERMAN BERTHi Mz1le My strength is as the strength of ten. Class B. B. Capt. I-2 IRENE GODFREY- Ike Silenfe is often more eloguent than swords. THEODORE H.-XMILTON I'm behind in my studies so I fan pursue them. Thirty-eight YQ? A A 5 4 ill ig: l 1 lg! LE II . 1 ' 1 iles i ess: I l 1 me l :Iii :ul 1 Pg: Ill l 1 I S 'K ,e D mn! pm Ed IDA SMEDLEY If silenfe is golden, Sllflf fworlll her fweiglzt in gold. LIOYCIE FULTZ- Joy l l l 3 all all gil ll 55? s 0 9 f Ei Her smile goeth the live-long day. Cub Staff-3g Treas. Girl Reserves-3 EVERETT MARTIN- Par A , Don't boddalz me now, don't boddalz 1 me nebbah, 3 For I hope.: to do Notliirf, fo' ebbalz ' an' eb11al1. , 'Q 1 4' Band-2, Class Track Capt.-I-25 Class ' B. B. I-2-3 . , Q 3 o ' ANNA TRUEBLOOD- Name Q Bly o-'wn tlzouglztx are my fompan- I t f ions. - i t . . a li :i i - -I 0 li zl . , - .ii- X llllll ' Wi me Kassel 25 Q g 1 I l V N3 ffgggg- I If g:.: U -Z .nur , X ::::.. . X 1 2 , v 'V I ,Qg QQQ5 ,k Thirly-nine , g E The LYON 11 lik ' 311 111 11 11 11 11 11. 11: - 111 '1 F 1 151' 11, 1 2:1 1 H 1 1 1 F11 L.f1 17-11 1: 1 133 E24 1 1 55111 1 ,ff 1 fiif sf-11 1 E13 ' 1 Q51 1 111' 143 1 F1111 E1-EH 1 . 1535 E31 1 1 1EQE1 1 11721, 1'g1 1?- we, 1--111- 71.11 N151 111,11 I 11+ 1 11111 1 1' '1 1 '111 1 11,15 1 1 1 1 15111 1f13?z' 1 1 1 S41 1 1 11? 1 1 96531 ' -in . 1 1,1 1 .1 5 1 V03 1 1 115111 13' '1 1 J.-N 1 Q31 'QS 1 PM 1 H151 1 1 ' 9 P C1 Si? Q 11 132141 'MVT 1 11-V? 1 li Q52 QT1A,,11 1 1-gk' le- 11 131 1 111 111 1 111 11 15 11 3 1 5111 1,111 11W 1 1111111 11111 1 15 .1 ll 11 1 EE 11 1 11 11 1IE1 1151 F1-1-1 H-, ,M , MWA V 1 A W K Eli Lili., ,Ja-X-L , ,,.g, M, ,H -5 f 4,5 , 1' 115-1 1 f, 5-?1 f 2-1,5E7'?:f '1221:.'f w 1 fx' 1, -11 11 ,11 :Cf-7 ' ,ff,:t':?:r' ,fZE?7Z171 Qniqj 1 iL'XXQ2,f'344i 41' -5--1'-54' 53' fx f-'Z ff X xlizi ugfw 1.771 Forty Q ,,t1 - - ff 1 , ,- , fAf1m'ff 1l iff-m1 ' The LYON -XM v f ,,f 1-X Aw' 101 X M 9 125 in 1 V 2111 12,511 1 1 E 1 U1 as 4 I i 5:.. , :!: , :::' 1 :::! . E55 1 nl' 1 1 5: 1 :si LE 1 ' EEE Q W 1 : 1 5 'Q ff: L 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 2 1 H1 1, 1 SE? .F 11 EQ2 1 1 1 tl IT , I, W 1' 1 1 E 2 WMWWM bb 1 : 1 Q-1 X 1 I 1 X X 1 K1 f X K X ggi a s W-if ff! Xl Q : i -5 . x f 4 235 1 QYW2259 6 1 AQ 7 ' my D Q 61 AQ W! ' ' Y A V , Y D 5 , , ,, ' - ' ' ,1gL:1.,..,-.:: EQ 1 , V MY-k W1 1 o1'l-11-0119 1 The LYON Swphmmuvrwe Class I nI'I'-lj-flI'0 MIK' Q The LYQN C my g C X-,C yym it he S Sophomore Class .Roll Mildred Alexander Gayle Baker Helen Baker Elizabeth Barnett Anna Borden Herman Bowers Roy Bowling Olive Brewer Robert Brown Virginia Bundy Louise Jeffs Maggie King Lester Lukenbill John Menaugh Frances Miller Ralph Miller Burl Morris Francis McWhorter Arthur Mounts Estelle Mull if Eg 1 .il ul 'kg lil! ill? ii? 152' i at liil I i tis! 1 r iii: as iii: i 3 , Irene Bush Helen Newlon Helen Campbell james Patton N Mary Campbell Zella Persinger L yy Kenneth Casey Harold Ratts f 1 ' Ella Cassidy Lucille Ratts y Minnie Cassidy Mae Robertson l Caleb Cauble Ruby Schull g Lee Cauble Grace Short 0 Gayle Chastain Robert Short Mary Ruth Charles Lee'Stewart V ernice Chastain Ellen Trueblood Elizabeth Colglazier Harry Weir Nelson Cook Roger VVeir -. - Jerry Davis VVilliam Weir Leona Davis Zula VVeston .3 - Henry Elliott Elsie Wible L Grace Elwood Paul VVilliams Howard Elwood Margaret Winslow Marguerite Etzler Bethel Wright Mabel Forrest Lowell WVright i S F lossie Gibbons Roger XVright Grant Goodpasture Helen VVyman i Gilbert Gilstrap Bethel Zink B Elvis Haganman Elmo Kepley li li Noble Huff Virginia Justi ii il o mm wmv NQQQQQ f f - f E A 3337 '-iEE..,!f?. XM A, i f l Fort f ,Tw 'ff' H 5523 The LYoN Qi 0 rex? If gif: W e l 'a 2,5 iff 2553 'I ., l 1 xx. .L l lil lil' :if Sophomore A Class l iili l 5:5 :iii :: 3 li.: E5 EEE RE I all l uf' N :El 4 ,EP 'lil 1 ialg l,,' l 1-g I l l 1 4 l I l L55 lf? is y Nl l 9 l l fl l Class Roll i i Hilda Akers Naomi Ragains ii,- Evelyn Barnett Dorothy Emery L Mary Boggs Frances Martin L lVilliam Brown Mae Robertson Mary Tucker Catherine VVarriner me Gilbert Gilstrap Martha Smith ir l Maurice Smedley Eleanor McClintock lillbert Morris Frank Martin Harold McLemore Mary F. Hauger Mary Davis Nellie Hoggatt Mary Hobbs Virginia Bundy Mary F. Mead Lula Chastain Q H QQ X Q Forfy-four ffl' Y ,F X l1LLl1LC?'XslL7 A A 'WA Y A .1 -Q r, 1 fp , Z1 The LYON f K i V K- 'ijfTiQ,Qj,,?4tQ':4LNaX, Q V ar- my Q v K ' '- , ,Qin sg ' , 1 75 f , i' ry . f , f-- K 15, X x ff XX v , EL f ' I f lx I em iq B f L A fr ls : A Q Q ., . H 3? X X if , Q 1 1 gm ,l i 0 E , x l J Q 1 g Q l o ! f 'N Y 'IQ E I u ' u X X 1 K J , I - N I + 'H 7 S fy v M U . Daz fu V I e . I I l , I - Eg 77 ' 'H --'A' -:4ii tg, , - f- f- - H iji:,,,,A..l ,.Ti,,,,, flasss- . ' ss: .. X ' v. ' 1' , - -f---y- ' M' pd Forty-fire V W The LYON Fvrueshmnzemz Class I MIK EE!! l :seg . . 0 ig 5 l ,: .' U QQ Qi ' al' 4 A tai 0 my C i t Fresltnten Class .Roll ll Ruth Ackerson Ruby Hoggatt Georgia Alexander Alma Huston Mable Alexander Ruth Johnson Bernice Allen Roger Martin Ruby Allen Evelyn Matney Gerald Baker May Meadors Ralph Baker Caroline Mitchell Samuel Banks Lillie Motsinger Clare M. Barrett Georgia Nantz s Ray Barrett Gladys Naugle Mabel Bell Jewel Nicholson Otto Boling Helen Persise is Orpha Bottorff Marie Pollard ' Lucille Bridgewater Emmett Ratts Ruth Bryant Josephine Roberts l ' Kenneth Burrel Merle Rush , if Howard Bush George Schmitt ,. ii Martha Bush 5 Bernerd Smith . Estelle Colley Gaynell Smith 0 VValdo Colglazier Margaret Spauldin Rucker Coffey Uldean Stebbins 0 Harold Collier Evelyn Tatlock Ora Cudworth Marvel Tatlock E ' Kenneth Dewalt Eva Tippin g i Kermit Coulter Violet Tipps g i li I Ralph Day Ervin Voyles - ! Agnes Dowling VVard VVeir ' Pauline Etzler Everett YVilliams Edna Evans Mary A. VVilson EEE M!!! Zerelda Friclc Robert YVilson Paul Gibson Lennie Wizigler Mildred Gilstrap , Carol VVinslow Naomi Hamilton Kenneth VVood Rosa Hensley Lucille VVright A Audrean Hardy Howard Zink f3 5 Ralph Hinds John Zink t Russell Hinds Harold Hoggatt g ai im ,QQ Q Forty-sez 7071 The LYO ,W X ,,, .1 Forty-kight ,ff -f'1 L7 XX. 5- i Q-'illll' X ilk ,TY rf- Y 547--Q-flYAY Y- 'lgrlk ' Lf: 41 K -'QWT Qwmimwd Q QW? U The LYUN -it-'I' ll Wa ' ' '? - -J: 7 J - Y 0 Wo? ' 1 I ' 1 ' Eg E 3 W w I' N 45 f W ' w Y I ' I i . 1 J ' I :Z W xx W l If R I I' if f N 5 I 12 f I 4 W ' P5 EW 6 'W' EE 1 N HW ' W 'D c Vigil? 2 223- -il in KJ-Q 0 as Q I ,J 0 , X Z1 QQ Ewi '1 Z ' I N - fig -v C1 ' I -J A I2 ss.. 5 N ' 4 . I W Y w 2 .Ri W-ff - qw 'K Y, - fv - - Y ' ' f' 7 F .:'1: 5255 ng. ' X v' vga , ,Fo rl-ff-I1 in ff E sas? i m -1 -f of 0 7 ' iff Kg l l li I lift -' fig .. is ggi wi In - kg: :::: lla: sas? fill l l s 7 i PAUL SCHANLAUB-Comfy JOHN PAYNTER-Capmizz Played Hoor guard on the Much credit can be given to y l F VVonder Five team of VVabash Captain Paynter for the very y during his four years in college. creditable showing our basket- 7 l l Due to his excellent ability and ball team made this year. His . , untiring efforts he put the Lyons quiet, unassuming attitude made l in line shape and staged a very him a Very popular leader. 1 successful basketball season. h l The standing in points for the season, not including the tournament is: Q ' Points E 7 5 Iii! Kenneth Telle , . . ..', 154 ! ! . . Everett Ribelin . A , .i.. 128 ! . Jesse Hardy .,., . . - 52 gg john Paynter .,i, - W - 43 George Graves , . . . - . 37 SEQ!!! y g Ray Garriott .i.. . - . 37 i Oliver Tippin . . . . - - I7 ' Q Oran Morris . , 7 . 7 l Everet Fultz ..,. . . . I Total .......i.,i.,...,.....i.....,.. .... 4 76 it Salem 476 points, Opponents 417 points. 1 i 7 .mg -H Q QEW Q3 Fifty M In UWHYRT N H-1 Q The LYON E - K mf W N XTX! If . Vo 1 a 4 x I . ' gag ll 1 li! 1 l i ' sis 1 1 :iii 1 1 isis 1 llii 1 gil? 1 s 1 xi' 1 ll 1 Eli 1 :Sli 1 1' ll lf' ' I H l vg- l iff tiff 1 E2 E55 :Ea fs 1 1 i y ' 1 RAY GARRIOT L l Buster is one of the best baekguards in Indiana. His persistent D iight and pep made him the mainspring of the team. His playing l f featured every game. l KENNETH TELLE 0 i p One of the best goal shooters to be found anywhere. He held 3 down the pivot position and saved many games by his basket eye. . i s 4 a i 525 GEORGE GRAVES -3 5 Q What George lacks in size, he makes up in cheery smiles. He was L always to be found .in the thickest of the iight, playing a hard, Clean M!!! M!!! ..--.. game. ..--.: 1 1 Q 5 Q p Q Q KQQ Fifty-one Ei? l i A M E I V -,. 4,: : ':::,. - , 7 ,e - ..1,,A . V Q2 -y The LYON Q l 52 - ' X'Q' f Y l ii' F l he 'g liz? E ix 1 in W in If , lil! - i H i 7 4 , 42, 1 W l e l 4 lg passe HARDY '! f Jess didn't make so many goals but he was responsible for a great i l 5 many that were made. He is a consistent player, kept the team brim- . 3 l ming with pep and iight. 0 EVERETT R1BEL1N 0 H Everett is our recruit from lVlonroe. He could always be depended - . . . ' ' on to hnd the basket during any game. VVe are all sorry he fd1dn't I - 0 - 5 i enter S. H. S. sooner. . 2 OLIVER TIPPIN Ti . . Oliver just found out he could play basketball in the Mitchell H lim game. Afterwards he followed the ball like a veteran. He was always ml full of iight and determined to win. all e H Q Fifty-treo dit .I ,l :x :: Ei! 2.8 ... ... 1. r MIK 3 'Y I 5 QQ A 'W JW' i f if li: Schenlw lc A Oct. SaQem Brownstown, here, 25-20. ' Nov Salem Paoli, there, 31-14. Nov SaQem Scottsburg, here, 24-22. Nov. SaQem Mitchell, there, 16-61. Nov. SaQem Coryclon, here, 29-12. ae. Dec. Salem W Campbellsburg, there, 3 5-1 8. f Dec. SaQem VVest Baden, there, 31-34. fix Dce. Salem Orleans, there, 20-25. if Dec. SaQem Corydon, there, 26-1 1. : Dec. SaQem Alumni, here, 32-21. y Jan. SaQem Campbellsburg, here, 38-25. Jan. SaQem New Albany, there, I2-13. jan. Salem Paoli, here, 26-24. 1 1 0 Jan. SaQem Scottsburg, there, 1 5-24. ., Jan. Saiem Mitchell, here, 14-5 1. M Feb. Salem New Albany, here, 33-25. Q Feb. Salem Orleans, here, 26-28. i ii Feb. Salem VVest Baden, here, 37-28. i i Feb. Salem Brownstown, there, 22-27. lil? i If Q4 X Q2 Fifty-three m' :JbMNCX pq --ta g 'L Crhe LYoN A tr ial' o mr , X., . I C Qy Basketball 1 in , fi. ill I i -5i Ilia: I l E22 l i i i l l lil? l l l lie. ' U lsiz ' HI! S ALEM HIGH started the IQ25-1926 basketball season with two veterans left over, Hardy and Garriott. Added to the strength of these was some line material around which Coach Schanlaub built up one of the best teams we have had in years. Special credit should be given the second team and those players who came out every night and helped to make the varsity a success. The opening scene was staged in Lyon Hall in a game with Browns- town. The locals surely did their stuff and downed the opposing team 25-20. The excellent guarding of Hardy and Garriott was the main feature in the winning of the game. ' The Salemites next journeyed to Paoli and met their quintet in a slow, one-sided battle. The stiff offensive furnished by Telle, Paynter we y 'a i 5 9 l F 1 4 Eli I El, 551 53 . Q? I I Z: xllx i seas siss I . asus l EES! 1 iiii lik and Ribelin was too much for the enemy. b I Salem added another scalp to her belt by taking Scottsburg down Ni I j the line to the tune of 24-22. Our boys played a superior brand of S . y basket ball and surprised our old enemy, the first time in eight years. Hi The curtain raiser gave our seconds their first public appearance in a i losing iight with the Scottsburg seconds. i .A In the Mitchell game we met the stiffest competition of the year 0 and likewise suffered our severest defeat. I Ol In the first half of the Corydon game the boys seemed to be lost 'P but when the whistle blew the second half, the boys pepped up and I 0 played rings around Corydon's net men. g r The Lyons succeeded in downing the Campbellsburg live in a hard i i light but one-sided battle. The C. H. S. boys played hard jball but E were no match for Coach Schanlaub's driving offense. ,, ig The second defeat of the season was suffered at the hands of the VVest Baden five in a low ceiling room. Ribelin starred in this game, W caging seven held goals. um Salem Hi helped in the Dedicatory services of the new gym at ml' Orleans by engaging their five in a game. Both teams played a real brand of basket ball amid a thundering applause. H 4 3 Q Qs ages QL Fifty-four Eieggzgsiigxs TWeLYON' -LTTQESTSEQKE Y,--H . fe- be W il? E4 i ig . 255' l in l il l ii . i ali f i i Q E y 4222 l l 1 The local live Dave Corydon another real drubbing this time on their home floor. At the Home Coming the Varsity succeeded in defeating the old stars in a hot fought battle. Both sides played good ball but the Alumni were unable to cope with Schany's stiif offense and succumbed 32-21. C 3 In the Campbellsburg game the seconds again got to help Win a game for S. H. S. The next night the S. H. S. quintet journeyed to New Albany for a tilt With the Bull Dogs. Close guarding was a special feature of this game Which ended in a one-point victory for the Bull Dogs. In the return game with Paoli, our bo-ys just Woke up about the middle of the hrst half. Then they got into action and forged ahead toward the end of the game, winning another victory for S. H. S. l il .' i t E Q in! i rig E 1 5555 1 5:55 2352 ff!! l Q6 l ' :TT -'fini F I Ill' . ,JP 8 Hear gee as a gg? 3 ages ,me ga g img ' S:5 15:3fpf,l-mmgrf D :5 f3 '-J S3-303 V f3 f'DEfDO ,-. EQ5.nL npCDq,r-rU':,.1,... X fbfl- rn QP-MCH, o r-:ffm 1 2.30370 Tir-40389152 ZLTED fp U' 5,-.m cn Z- 'Q oo 'aO,,D',mCj.,J,-f CH- FD: 3:5-D fvwps :E-rf9r':Prf S 177' 77-,-1 fr-fmQ,,'S4,-JQFD OD V' p.a.'l.5Oo'f,3fbr'-:OR-Q',,':, ,UUQLTRPCIEE ::OE,T'DCef o.1c, 'Hamid-S5 X O-M CfU 'ro 0 mode- L-'fb xg S83-?Q.E2l4 w9'+'5 were Q- 'R' .222 mgi.f. 'D2'JCw 09225 ,..3fU ESFDMSQQZEQ ghflpgggis-gp bd' r:' ,... 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YYIE5 ' I if ..., .1-A ' . 1 gggaki Il llln U Yee 4444-ee J A K 7 , W . , V Y ,J -Y l Fifty-five ., UMM!! -72:22:52 af N ffib ESE ESEEiIlEE!i?7fQEi4 grate IJSfCJIQ ,1E55!'NE?9Q5!liE55Q3Eg? m gf X Y 1 i we l as H 1 a. E3 a. aa were well pleased with the line sportsmanship our boys displayed. The iinal score was 24-20 in B. H. S.'s favor. Salem's iirst and only game in the Sectional held at New Albany, lV1arch 5-6, was with the N. A. Bulldogs. The Lyons played a fine brand of ball in the first half but seemed out of form in the second losing 31-19. 3 Although Salem failed to win the sectional tourney, they were somewhat reconciled by the fact that Ray Garriott, our stellar back- guard, captured the berth, back guard, on the all-sectional iirst team. Buster was without question the best backguard at the tourney. Salem Hi feels very proud to have one of its mentors given that honor. . ,. ,A ll s z J it A sssg l fig! -a 1 l xx s 'J iii h I I a 22 M fx W W l Basketball Sqaatzl 92.43.-'25 l l l . l 3 1 E o 0 o 0 o 0 0 2 . , 0 - i i a., s . ,l 'Rf I u M I -E! .Sl .:L -EL sez Nw ff 225 535 FHWV leer Top Ron'-Boggs, Dcnncy, Mull, Garriott, Ashley. Bo'1 1'oM IQOWJ1'-1ll1Ol'l1PSUl1, Graves, Hardy. l l 2 - F gQ2VEEEEEIIEZEEEASSQSZFEAXX. NX X. Qggi?E552EEEF?VZZEEEE?7QEEiE?7iZ?EiF5ES Q Fifty-sin: The LYON BASKETBALL SQUAD '25-'26 P IUDW---1il':1x'a-Q, 'l'ippill, xvI'iQ,Lllf, Dzlltun, Ummm-ll Slqllllllilllli, Xlurriw. lfultf Nl llflll 'FTHNI IIUW-Hul'x'iutt, '11-Ile. l':1yutv1', Iiilnulin, llaluly. ATHLETIC BOARD TUI IUDXN-Stundisll Hinds Svlmunlnlllr, Slnunks, TTOM IHPXX2-tirauxes, Davis, lin-males, l'uynler. Fifty-s01'Pn . X X - - Tl im TY ,am 'A TS lr1'S'mf i 1 ...,.:. . ' The LYoN It A Q i 0 A g rv, f ' VU ll llll 9 9 3 , l l 1 I ig' 1 igrl ill l i 5 :iii 1 l l S5521 J l ' Q 1 l ax l l i it l 0 1 i if . l - I 3 4' . . 0 0 . . , 5 i - st e 3. h'A'A'l' ll-lfl ll!!! Track Team 245 25 Q 'S' 'S' 'S' VS by? ToP Row-Coney, Link, Peugh, Coach Hughes, Wright, Reynolds, Hardy, Nlenaugh. Borrnm Row-Thompson, Morris, Land, Mull, Trueblood, Ratts, Martin. TRACK, 'Q 5-126 RACK Work this year Was handicapped by not getting started early, but it seemed that during the Vacation the boys gathered enthusiasm and on the opening of school, track Work started with a bang. Having graduated most of our high point men last year, we Were surprised at the inter-class track meet to find the under-classmen with some very promising aspirants. Several track meets are scheduled and Salem Hi is expecting again to send several men to the state meet May 22. The results of the interclass track meet Were: Seniors 41, Juniors 31, Sophomores 21, Freshmen 6. A dual track meet was held here April 31, With Seymour with the following results: Salem 54, Seymour 45. l 1 2 i Q X Eli zz gl I i Q 1222 1 if l fig li Q AX ,, . LA' H N ,N r 96?- ...f ,do Qejejejeg assi, -'M ee ' as E Ill: -44N . :6 v 6,6 ,,-:.6 fe 26,9 i Il l l l a l l l l 'Q , .,,,. , ,... , f . . .... . . 2 G ,or X QQ Q Fifty-eight I , W , ,W v, 3 Y EQ LYON 'Q W -J-Xgljj my if girls Basket Ball ,2.g1,'?2,5' E gif: v 1 .uf aa. A 15 l ? + sas + ig E l H' I 'ff Q 6 . :Zo 9 QQ + if T q m ia!! :fi Q glgi Q P i 9 96 fo 1 'ES Sf-fuilaur----B- ' W f A A 5 I lim Y cnfvzncrw 5-+-hffff 2523.3 F955 Uv -Q. ab D+-h w we g3fT:UQ5-'HWQHQTF gg P-, ,::UQEm '-gfbf-f:hf1 4' wmv 5 QHDHQK C173 f M:-'-U2t'DE1h.UE.33 fT9f-f 30 ' fi FVZQQPZBOSE :CT 'C FD mg' 1 L' , 552 EHQFSE'-:2S rH 5 H1-1 GOD--GQ-9-Om 'U Im. 005 - 'D:'..::: mcg 700 , 3.7 H143 0 52P,.1:j2rDE+nC3 2 .N ,J E' TQUQUSWWQD' S'-A 1? 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V f ass' 1 iii' me Sag T ease :::5 1 Ill I fi ig A I . y ly ' l F , T . l l , john Nlenaugh Clara Standish , I 3 ' YELLS - 3 ! 0 II i E 14-3-4 N Q Q l u 3-0-1-4 S A lem, hght, hght, right! XVho for, what for T T eam, light, fight, iight! l y 'Who're you gonna yell for Yea, Salem! 2 . 5 l S-A-L-H-Nl! FIGHT! i ii i This is the Way you yell it ' .' This is the way you spell it -3 ' SALEM,SALElVl! XVe're the students, we're from Salem High School, Listen one, listen all, While We gladly sing her praises, H M She's the pride of Salem's sons and daughters, W Loudly sound her name in joyful lay. Cfzormz Hurray! hurray! our high sChool's the best of all, Three Cheers We'll give and ever answer to her call. it XVe'll sing, We'll shout, We'll carol the live-long day, l 2 Forever! Forever! XVe'll always shout Hurray!'! y ! i is IQ, yawn EQ? Sirty F K Yu h WH LV A , :l',:4-Q-ll' V J! in xgflf-W V--V-----g rn TS 'v my' gm- J - ff, Wm, f yr v 'm 'w h 1 'N M' ft' I. 14: sr: 'fi 5? if 111 ' 1 1 l N Ei L ll Ill 1 1 L t 1: 0 01 0 0 91 wb 10 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 01 fr- +9 01 41 0 Q . s . 0 --- 'ii my 'J Maxx? Lii iglff f K 111 1Y,1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 1 1x1 L1 11 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 , 1111 TX K 1 1 1 1 L1 1'1 1 1 , 1 X 1 1 1 1 154 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 5 E1 11 ,1 ' 1 1 1 1 E - W , 1 'Kam-1,4 1'v,Aw.,:f mf , v ,i1 1fv, 7-15, - 1 'X ' ' f' A-ARK ' 2: kv' 464 -7 ff 4-w: 4- SQ Simijf-0 Il ff fr 1 . L. .1 A 1 114 W I1 is NX 55 ee l fu H , V0 p l ii li: ls l l gli ' 1 fl ' i il i , 1 l -425 mul HSE asa , ll!! l a l l fill l l Sli T llzsi T lllil l .9 The LYoN , Q X, f yfm ii 01 A Trip To Mars N the City of Salem, in 1980, three men sat at a table in one of the hotels. They were Elbert Morris, the noted engineer, Bill Brown, the widely known humorist, and Frank Martin, the prominent gun manufacturer. As these great men sat at their ease they were talking about a story that had appeared in the Lyon in 1926, entitled, A Trip to Mars. They began to talk about how they would do if they were to want to go to Mars. At first jestingly, but after awhile seriously. 'X'Vhen they disbanded that night they had decided to try the trip. Frank was to make a gun half a mile long, Bill was to make a shell weighing two hundred thousand pounds, and Elbert was to figure out how fast they would have to go, how much powder they would need and the exact time for their departure. Harold lVlcLemore, the famous h iii ! L sri .lf 1'- l ,. ,I l x li . x J ' ill? JE. , X Q l I X2 . . 1. .If l ' 'x ls: ill ai' I ' i I all :sag Jil l I 5 55. scientist, gave them invaluable information and help. For the next hve years men labored to make the cannon, which g i My was to be built at Salem. At last everything was ready. At three and one-fourth seconds after half past three of November twenty-third, the huge shell, bearing the three men, started for Mars. I l The trip was uneventful with the exception of one time when they is l 1 1 glanced off a falling star. This so changed their course that they would g l have never reached their destination if Frank had not exploded a l l rocket at one end of the shell, which brought them back in their true 2 l l course. 0 l In four days they landed on Mars. They were all delighted with li i l their trip except Bill who grumbled because they had landed on a ' ' j- mountain and would have to walk down. VVhen they reached the bot- ii i tom they were met by the King and Queen who had seen them afar ifhi . ,: off. They were just like the people on Earth except they were more 5 handsome. 2 For three years the adventurers dwelt on Mars. They never ceased WJ to wonder at the civilization of the people there, which was two thou- W ll' J sand years in advance of the one on Earth. The women had wings but lm the men did not, therefore the men had a hard time getting a wife. All the necessities of life grew on trees, causing their money, which was made of wood, to be of little value. The men had no intention to return to Earth. VVhy should they? VVeren't the girls far more beautiful than those on Earth? VVeren't there more luxuries? But Bill put an end to their hopes. He grew quite infatuated with fig -smug 'B A TE .Qi as Q 0377 ,Q Si.w-fy-two ' ,V-Y X ,I'f ' ' 7' Y t ,f . , , i X. .a 'KQ'Q' Ti '7Yx' ,QL t The LYoN Vg V i ,--1-,L .f 1' V. Q ' vi' xg. li? the Queen and hgured in a plot to overthrow the king and become , it .':. . Q . ' u lil lil i ii? V I 1 2,2 l :lil l l::: V Fl? Dis 522, i ti, i 629.92- 1 9 ruler himself. The King, on discovering the plot, put them in their shell and started them back to Earth. Bill said, I hope we land in the sea instead of in ,..... . The boy awoke and sat up suddenly in bed. It had all been a dream. lt was 1926! But he at least had a story for the Lyon. MALTRICE SMEDLY, '28. To The Class ofyao The time has come my noble friends, XVhen hand in hand we stand At the threshold of parting ways, Wlhen one goes on, the other stays. Four years you've toiled and striven To do the best, and weathered many a test tl il ill gl 'sal I it sill , i it asf ? .gt i 'iii l ui' fill l i 5551 l X fl . . , '5' W Noble and brave, with a smile and a 'fa es , , Met every problem and request. Es., l 1 Farewell, dear Friends--Farewell- l May God thy sorrows quell, ' L And guide thy steps through truth and right N p VVinning success and living a noble life. Class of 727 l f' 3? i g Our Four Steps 3 l l i We summoned forth a bit of strength I f And moved from where we'd been, Z . VVe stepped upon the first wee step - ' , And gazed-as green Freshmen! -Z - The next year, up we stepped again And then began our chores - - 5 For now our Work was getting hard For we were Sophomores. The third step was a bit more hard tm, Our smile began to fade, y For through the sea of trying texts T As Juniors we must wade. Upon the fourth and last we stand T The victors o'er our trials. T To-morrow we will journey forth y, , To trod life's many miles. HALLIE PERSINGER, '26. y ' . waz: . - . 4 ' eu: .. ' - 'iizz' 1. - -:Qu X 4 ff f f Y FQ X Qi Sixty-tliree f . D F' Qily f The LYQN EQ - V ' ,gay his 6555 ' H21 ' 5555 l I l a 4 I ' x -5. I I Decline and Fall of the Ljt Handed Monkey Wrench B EFORE the days of Adam the monkey wasking. There were not the large cities of today to hinder his progress. He could go from one part of the country to another without getting caught by trafiic policemen at stop signs. Also if he wanted to stop by the side of the path which his fathers had trodden for centuries, or park on the limb by the side of his tree road, in other words, if he wanted to go out on a limb he would not be pinched as most people are in this day and age. tPinched is a slang expression for Twenty dollars and costs. J The monkey traveled either by day or night or not at all. He nearly always traveled by swinging from tree to tree or by walking on .12 .222 1 ,il nl' ' l I at .ill x 5.5 Fig ffl: z., il' i il' I ,jig the ground. Most authorities agree that man is far superior to the fy fm monkey in this respect. Man invented the aeroplane and it is said the A ' monkey never thought of such a thing. llt may seem that this informa- ' , tion about the aeroplane is off the subject but variety is the spice of T life.J I! L By centuries of practice the monkey had become very proficient in ,I l the tree, so by the time that this article chronicles he was obtaining 1? 2 most all his food from nuts or tree fruit. Being by nature a herbivor- 0 ous animal, the monkey waxed strong physically. He always picked the nuts with his right hand, holding to the limb T g with his left hand, two feet and tail. The monkey's tail acted very 1 much as a safety factor does in mechanics today-always something to fall back on. Many people have noticed the monkey yet today has a , A ii i slight curl in his tail. This is caused by the fact that long ago when a i ln ! picking nuts from trees in the dark jungles of Brown County, he either '. ' 'fi' kept it curled around a limb or kept it curled as an emergency so 'L' should he fall it would catch on some limb, thus he would not have to drop the nuts already picked. Curious as it may seem, yet easily explained by Lamark's theory of acquired characters, the monkey lost all use of his left hand except to swing from limb to limb. For eons of time he has done this, always keeping the right one free to carry bread, paddle his young and pick nuts-the most important of which was to pick nuts which he fed his family. It is easily seen that both hands are necessary but at no time was a monkey ever known to pick nuts with his left hand. ,Qi Q, Simly-four D7nIIHnf -5 mn . I ll :fig ' a l IFE i 1 l L t . lisa l gli? 3 I' 1 i Sail i ease IEEE l gaaaazssajgaw TheLYON' 'vigaaisaa Yo XJ, f Ulhenever a monkey hurt his right hand and could not get nuts his whole family would perish from hunger because there was a tradi- tion among the monkeys that no one except the head of the family could secure food and they would rather die than break this time- honored tradition. One day there was a fine old gentleman monkey got his right hand injured so that he YVZIS not able to grasp tree fruit. His offspring numbered in the twenties. They all began to think how terrible it would be to starve to death. Necessity always was and always will be the mother of invention. In every family there is at least one with a few brains, and so there was one in this family-the thirteenth son. He drew up plans and specifications and in dis crude foundry he cast the tool that was to save his whole family. Indeed the tool was crude but it served the purpose. It was a clamp-like affair twith a screw to tighten the clamp! and was to be used by his father to jerk or wrench nuts from the tree. ii.: ne: I II hi. .EEE .EEE ..., . I si :::. PE' si? 55:5 1 lzii E2 Vo Q5 i 'A fi' lk flf l- N ll lil 553 2,21 ia lil' i-. gg I iii It ff l 1 1 6' Q6 6 I 1 A A ,, . -- ....- 151:11 ug -'JO' if e 'ie Z . - ,... -4 ....- , f-fr-1 P+ ff gssas Eazrgggg Srjg- 3'.?s-Qisggg Drown. 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I slu- Sixty-five VY' D X, f YM ,Tiff MM V K N h ag' .ix if I I if l ii l l ill? l i 1 4 l I l j . l l Stay' Aczlvwicfe VVhen going down the paths of life VValk hand in hand with God, 'This he who holds the brambles back And clears the path you trod. Give naught for truth and honestness And learn to sacrifice Heed not the words of foolish men, But take the good advice. HJXLLIE PERSINGER, '26 Public Speaking Party vw Q o .. .M X F -,I ag 5:7 ui! N 25 5'-5 XZ ,I l I I I E555 ESU 1512 :::g ' 1 my fly lm Q N Monday night, January 25, about twenty-three members of the first semester Public Speaking Class met at the C. E. room of the i - Christian Church to await the arrival of their teacher, Miss Clare l l , Allen. Having thoroughly enjoyed the work with her during the past y l semester, they chose this way of expressing their appreciation. i l j Everything was planned without her knowledge, until she received j f a note of instructions and then it required great tact on the part of f i Q Miss Troth to persuade her to go. The students retired to the Aid Q Room. She was thoroughly surprised, but entered into the games and 0 1 fun of the evening with the rest, in spite of the shock. After enjoying - the games, all gathered around the fireplace, eating apples and cookies ' and toasting marshmallows. Assembling at the piano, music and songs g i i were enjoyed by all, thereby ending an evening of fun. Misses Allen ii i and Troth make admirable chaperones. 2 Want Ads ll!!! SMU Wanted-Some one to argue with james Tucker-Miss Allen. 'W Wanted-Some one to assist Miss Aldridge in the assembly- Good Students. Wanted-An assistant to ward off the girls.-Mr. Current. Wanted-To sell my Latin knowledge.-Robert Peden. l l i 1 533 'i 4 t 2 Y - , ., . Qi, TQ U37 Q3 Si.1-t y-six W .,.. 0 09 D V log, The LYON i ,iii , 'i M X1 A lm si M., fi? HMV-Qvirf Reserves Party iii? 5: N Monday night, February 15, about seventy members of the Hi-Y and Girl Reserve enjoyed a Valentine party in Lyon Hall. The entertainment was in the hands of a live wire committee, Ray Garriott, chairman, so something interesting and unusual was planned for every minute. The first feature of the evening was a Heart im Hunt, after which partners for the remaining games were found by matching hearts. Some of the games which seemed to furnish the most enjoyment were, the cracker eating contest, the sack bursting contest and Hirman and Mirandyf' After the games, Margaret Kelley on the piano and john Menaugh on the saxophone furnished some splendid music, during which time apples and cookies were served to all the guests. fve- if The chaperones were Misses Troth, Bush and Allen and Mr. Q it Branaman. l l i This, the first joint Hi-Y Girl. Reserve party, was quite a success i . and to all present the departing hour of ten arrived all too soon. .y X 2 E ge Fczitfierfs and Sons, Banquet 3 0 0 Z N November IOth, at seven-thirty o'clock, two hundred and ten lg fathers and sons met at Lyon Hall to enjoy the best banquet of g 22 its kind ever held in Salem High. Q The High School Band played several selections before the ban- i s quet. The toastmaster, Mr. Hutchison, carried the program off in good a i IQ! order. After hearing from our own home fathers and sons, We heard JZ. from one who is always interested in us, Mr. Buerk, Superintendent -' - of the New Albany schools. His address was educational as well as in- terestmg and he carried the audience with him through his entire my speech. XS!!! VVe were dismissed by Rev. Ashley who bade the fathers and sons i farewell as he was leaving the community soon. The Hi-Y Club of the school is to be congratulated upon the suc- cess of the banquet. Thanks and praise must also be given to Miss 1 it Troth and her helpers for their aid with the eats. Q, l i i i 1 EB 25511 Q2 Sixty-seven -J,fbwmmifcR-ilk. -'Koi The LYON ii 'Q V01 mr 1 a ii 0? 'li 45, ll i ls l l js? q :Ei 1 ii! r I ' 1:5 Y 7 J else l i j :sas J ' iii? 1 J 2553 i . i i :rrg , A Annual Stuff Fair F ROM the moment the doors were opened for the annual Staff Fair, VVednesday evening, February third, the atmosphere of the regular county fair prevailed. The minstrel which was the main attraction began promptly at seven-thirty. It opened wtih the intro- duction of the ukelele chorus consisting of Naomi Ragains, Caroline Mitchell, Helen Persise, Catherine Loudon and Naomi Hamilton. Then with Mr. Current as interlocutor and Jesse Hardy and James Tucker, as end men, a number of songs, jokes and jugs were presented. The other performers were Robert Peden, Herman Baker, Kenneth VVood, Glenn Zink, Maurice Kelley, Burlis Haganman, John Men- augh, Paul VVilliams and Arnold Highfill. A very realistic presentation of Romeo and Juliet by James Brown and Kenneth Telle was a feature of the program. Angry .., ,,. ., ,, 2 I .f 1 ji. j fl S l Er i 233 i F: i Eli feia 5 i f 22:5 ISS! i iii! ' 5:55 J i E355 . . gs i' 1 by Maurice Kelly and Glenn Zink was also enjoyed. During the inter- ' X l mission between the minstrel proper and Romeo and Juliet the l ' ukelele girls sang Roll 'em Girls. The performance closed with a i song, The Nigger Sunday School, by the entire group. pi Lyon Hall was Very prettily decorated and contained a number of J attractions and stands. The Zoo created quite a bit of interest. 4- Miss Aldridge Was the proud Winner of the cake in the first cake ' walk while Leslie Brown walked off with the prize in the second. J The proceeds of the fair Went to the annual Staff to help pay for l Z the publication of this year's annual and a goodly sum was handed in. I V ' Puzzles n 5 1 gg! Where can a man find a cap for his knee? ' ! 'L' VVhere may he find a key for a lock of his hair? 'L' Can his eyes be called an academy because there are pupils there? What gems are set in the crown of his head? XVho treads the bridge of his nose? VVhat does he raise from a slip of his tongue? VVho plays on the drum of his ear? Can the crook of his elbow be sent to jail? If so what will it do? And does he sharpen his shoulder blades? T, I'm sure I don't know. Do you? T J ea A - A Q .+' .w Qj Sin-ty-night A V .--. . z5m z-12 f V I Y T1 iiiiuhii '5u:.. X, ' ..::: : E 5::.. : E:: :.. Ti vii QQ '- -Lv 1 :5531 , The 5 new f ' X4 ,seam M Y V rm ,T 'IC IH 5' 13 55 r ffil 1 :ai Uroztorvicocl Contest l QUR high school took an active interest again 'Ji this year in the National Oratorical contest. This is the third national and lirst interna.tional contest of the kind to be held in the United States sponsored by the Bar Association. Those speaking 5555 5525 in the school contest March 20 were Waive De 211: Haven, Edward Rhetts, Katherine Emery, George Graves, Maysel Jackson, Elsie McGill, Orley ,fi + VVatts, and Dewey Bowling. All of them spoke 1, on 'cThe Constitution except the last who spoke on Lincoln and the Constitution. First place , was awarded to Edward Rhetts and second to 7 Elsie McGill. i 0 . In the county contest March 21, Salem and Monroe Township High Schools competed for 0 honors in which Edward Rhetts again won first 2 place and an award of 525. 4, , The Third Congressional District contest was held in Lyon Hall, April 21, in which eight 4 - , 4 counties were represented. In this contest first g i LE! place was awarded to Clark County, prize JS 50, sec- - T! 'E' ond place to Orange County, prize S2 5, third place -' - to Edward Rhetts, Washington County, prize S I 5. i it ,a 3 2, flfff' 'ZUEEEE ' .:: :EEF xx 'N 1 f ' ioig mss QQWQVQQ km QQ Sixty-nine L The LYON Seventy fi v 4. 1 w 1 a 'x wif U-N i f i f ln, uu11g6YQilM. Www ir, ' if, 'Qf,-1-llfnw ' fi' 'L 'M j 'flaw - Y -f-fl Y - W 7 . ,fir A . ah The LYON 'fy zg'i',g'j3Vf?jg'j V R VWYHW-ww M V W Vdq N ? , 1 1Gw + -ff ff fT lg s f V Q5 :Q iff fi, 1 :ff if -ff - - - M -M A- - lf gn v b . I i 4 V , H 5? H? x EJ 3 Z f H gm JS, :J ini ,F . 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F53 tm Everett 'tlVright lN161155I?T1'1gl?t ' Rachel Goodpasture F- F0016 l Literary Reporferx W l - , . . 1 5 btella Amey SCIIIOF-LUCllC Ramsey R Rosemary Robertson Junior-Nlary Radcliffe Joycie Fultz Sophomore-Estelle Mull XVaive DeHaveu Freshman-Zerelda Frick l l Y X x X iv rw iw'-V ' .L' :EEF Y Wi? ..:! , A , ...:L.g Y H , a - r n -4 . f ffgf Safzvflv ly-Iwo . Hxg UU-1 M L41-ee efefe-,Q Q WW' ' I '5i17'i'if iff caaa ' The LYON Q2 Q ff -M1,s.,,ff3X-1 he HE s tl? lil .lil ilgii l 1 Wi +115 T liliii ' i 5.1 l l si' l i f i W. X Hify .a 2 I ll ii ll 4 2252 il l ll , ::. lf. i , J i FW l i ' i i l i l il l W i r I R 11 i I TZ , 3, l I I i ,D ' .0 I Z 3 1 HE Hi-Y of S. H. S. was organized in 1923. At the beginning 2 ' Z of school in 1925 there were eleven members, and now there are I.: thirty-four. Nlembership is elective and only those are voted into the ' - ii y club who will try to uphold the standards that Hi-Y sponsers. -- -i - n D , I . - This year the club has done some Wonderful Work. Under the .H - i leadership of jesse Hardy, President, the boys sponsored a Clean 5. Speech and Good English Week the first Week of the second semester. The annual lfather and Son banquet Was the largest and most success- im ful banquet the boys have ever given. More than three hundred T fathers, sons and a few invited guests Were present. The assembly T room of Salem High School has been kept cleaner of paper this year largely through the elforts of the Hi-Y boys. Their aims are to live clean, speak clean and promote good things for our school. M They have their Weekly meeting every Monday and their monthly meetings the last VVednesday of each month. M - .. - -- ..-X y - ..- sr f .f f ' Ty ' T W Y QQ, X. Q f Sr'zvf11fy-flzwfv r 5 TR The LYON , Q l ii i Li li., , T E i lie lan il in l li T I gp: l ill: gi all i Eu: X fi i l will Elf M i 'ki I l 0 i Q 1 'D 0 p i 1 i i T Z a 1 : f i . . - 0 - .. !t 'i . . .au 'T' :EE llllll ll!!! T i l Qtr! Reserves HH Girl Reserves or Blue Triangle was organized early in the fall to take the plan ofthe Sunshine Society. Membership is open to any girl in high school and at present there are more than sixty members. The purpose as found in the constitution is to iind and give the best. The girls are very enthusiastic over the organization and are planning for a great work next year. The oHicers are: President, Hallie Persinger, Vice-President, Katherine Emery, Secretary, 'Wilma Chaney, Treasurer, .Ioycie Fultz, Chief Advisor, Miss Troth, other advisors, Miss Bush, Miss Allen, Mrs. J. L. Tucker, Mrs. O. P. Frick, Mrs. C. A. Robertson, and Mrs. Arthur McClintock, Yell Leader, Helen Persise, Song Leader, Mar- garet Kelley. W l T ' L , Q ': .S S i lr T if i i 1 , i l 4 1 i T i , r l 2 l A5 :fe Pf9 Q50 'Q0 Il' .0 I I Q!!! i F li, fl f 5 Sfzwnfy-four 'lu . L+1fc ' aff- if 5 XX EQ : ' The LYQN T vT7figMm:il??A T! V01 EJ pm T 'T of Tl :Q :az , i. EE iii ills 5 5552 1 l l 1 f i i i l i l l l l tl!! 5 l i l i Y r 60 i 06 Boys Chorus sb I 5 y T li i sf l ,A 7 J - l i l S i l i y +P i l E HE Boys' Glee Club is classed among the best trained and well- I drilled organizations of Salem High School. Though not boast- gg ing as large a membership in the school year of 1925-1926 as in that 3 of IQ24.-I925, the Work ofthe club is very good. Each of the students 3 X strives in every Way to make the club better and its Work of a higher Y 0 quality. 'P n - The regular meeting time of the club is the assembly period on -1 - iifi VVednesday' mornings. Though having but twenty minutes for each : Q JZ. meeting all the boys have had their voices tested and are enjoying the .3 . i Work thoroughly. 5 l During the past years the Glee Club has furnished musical talent ll!!! f- 111'11s.f-hl H Md N - ll!!! oi many oca as we as many sc oo entertainments an has always acquitted itself in a creditable manner. Much of the material from , which our play managers and entertaimnent committees secure their characters for dramas, minstrels, and musical programs comes from the T l glee clubs. They are an asset to the betterment and Well-being of the l school and community. F 1 5 i i i 3 Q1 l! U' Q0 if ' 323 M N -l:i.f-gg U 1 -i:::..i-i Ax Was. c ..i.i...-i-i at at ,a - Qi Swan ty-five f ix g gg 1 to g if A .4 The LYON 5252 o g . X, W flg ggi X ' ii: i z eh , i l Elf ' h iilg i i sin i gig , i lie. i ' lliw 1 Iii: i ,is isa. iris Chorus ':2,5f'2,6 i ggi l I I' rs ' I i fi' 1 ii i i s VN' I . i 1 , Q ' 3 i 2 i 5 NDER the supervision of Miss Ruby Reister, the Girls' Glee l Club of Salem High School has spent another year of enjoyable . l Work. At the beginning of school about eighty former members and twenty-live new members enrolled, meeting regularly on lVlonday 3 and Friday, during the General Assembly period. 4, 3 This group started Work by learning several codas which Were later 3 Z sung by uniting the Boys' Glee Club -with the Girls' Chorus. For the I 0 first time the text, Student's Edition of Laurel Songs, Was used. , - L Owing to a lack of sufficient altos and second sopranos, Miss Reister found it very hard to undertake as much part Work as she would have if ' liked. Some of the Work done was studying the songs Which could be '22 'Q' sung in unison and all girls Worked on the second soprano and alto in 'L' order to develop more mixed talent for next year. Hi? As in preceding years the Girls' Chorus has been very glad to help ll!!! th ' ' f h ' - ' Q Th h U ' Th h - '!!!5' e community in any o t eir services. is year at t e mon an S y giving Service a picked chorus of sixteen girls sang a beautiful number ' entitled, Thanksgiving Sextettes have also been chosen from the chorus to help on the programs for the high school. Each year a group is selected to sing at Baccalaureate and Commencement services. Every girl looks forward to the end of the school year with a longing to be one of this group. ,QQ Q SPP'Pllf.Ij-Nil' Z!! IQ, ' I The LYGN iff: V 'W WQQL1-fe A 11 .E:. 1 iii' y .:1: 1 lla 1 ii l '.: 1 n an .. -si' 11, ' 1 ss, l '11 ll' W '. 1 '13 Ei-2 2 1 1 l 1 .:. 1 vi' 1 l . l :. 1 1 l 1 6 Q92 The Voccttwiomczcl Agriculture Club .. .- vlls 1 , 1 ll 1 5 1 1 1 El ' 1 E l 1 i Wal 9,12 1 f af 1 1 0 I HE vocational agriculture club of Salem High School was or- H Q ganized in September, 1924, with Mr. Shively as sponsor. This 3 10 club has as its members only those who are members of a Vocational 0 0 Agriculture class. lt meets every three weeks during the entire year. 0 9 'E At the annual Club picnic on August 21, 1925, the club held its iirst A . I n achievement and demonstration day. Several members are intending to - - i ii go to Purdue to the Annual Club-Round-Up May 1-2-3-4. As it is an E !i '! organized club and has had its achievement and demonstration day it 'I - - will receive a charter then, one of the goals for Which the club has 'L' 5 worked. ' . :EE The following ofiicers have served the year of 1925-1926: Clair Pollard . . . sss. . .,.1.ll....... . Presiflent Everett VVright . , , . Vive-Presidezzf Vance Stanley , . .Sev1'e1'rz1'y-Tref15111'e'r Everett VVright 1 Yell Lemfer ' Ralph Hinds . , . 1 ,Song Leader , 5 Mr. Branaman . 2 SPOIISOI' 9 l . 9 mg, , M ', :Effie , ' .- as: .. ' .11 ' I f- Y ,f i , WEEE- E Q X V65 N ff-1 Seventy-seven A A - g The LYON A . Q Salem High School Band 0 4 . n f 1 ll K: 422, seg: len I l i 5 :itil HH ifif ns W 1 Y i E22 1 W: V H T 1 l i F l 1 IN November, 1924, the Salem High School band was organized, Mr. Hutchison who had been very interested in this kind of a pro- ject for several years was largely responsible for the organization at this time. Mr. VValter Elliott of Salem who had had considerable H experience was the instructor. The class met every Tuesday and , Thursday nights. About thirty-tive pupils, high school and grade, enrolled at the beginning of the year and continued their Work thru- out. Most of these pupils' did not know how to play the instrument 5 they had chosen, but by private lessons and many long hours of prac- tice, in about two months the band made its first public appearance at one of the basket ball games. Several other times during the year the band encouraged school spirit and honor for our high school. Wg? During the summer, instructions were continued and public appear- W' ances were make Decoration Day, Fourth of July and at the Little T T York picnic. VVhen the school year of I925-1926 opened, due to Mr. Elliott's leaving Salem, Mr. VValter Fisher of Pekin was chosen as instructor. This year the membership has grown to fifty members. The band ip played at the Father and Son banquet at several basket ball games p and for one general assembly period. W l ps I Q gg Sw greg . g W LA A Q Seventy-eight l ' i s The LYON I :::i 1 , .... , Ei l 1 :ESE ' :::: , :-:: 5:55 !!!: ' :::: EEE? 2 - :::: :::: , :::: :::: FX! t :ln 5.55 EQ iii! ' ll l ali l fl l gif y z I , l e J'?'xQf f by The Lyon Dramatic Club + M77 ph L5-1 '4 QW :gg fi? il P + l ll l M l 5:1 l l 542 fl l 1 I 1 W, lift + l l f na: l y is l l r . , . . y HE Lyon Dfl1ITlHf1C Llub was OI'g21I11ZCd m 1925 under the spon- 5 3 l . . a . . y -1' l g sorshxp of M1ss Myrtle Ii.. Bush. Membershlp thxs year was ii I . . ' I voluntary, but the plan IS that from now on new members w1ll be . . 4, V- added only by a system try-outs. The purposes of the club are to study s u n Q Q lp Z Cl1l:IrCI'CIlf forms of dramatlcs, stage managmg, and llghflllg effects, lb . . . 0 E art1st1c scenery and to stage several short plays. Thls year only the 'Q I . l 05 D .- fundamentals were taken up but xt 15 hoped that next year several E2 nr fl . ,9 - lf ! plays wlll be put on by the club. 5 M The ofhcers are: f sera H llllll james Tucker. , . A , ,Presideuz James Brown ..ees , ,Vice-P1'e5ide,1zt Frances Martin . . .e... Sefrefary l Mary Hobbs .... . , .Trefaszwer fi fi G Q T 3 El El l l p i 5 V Q Wifi . ' ..:1 7EEQf ., 'X .II 'lifff' '. ' .--1115 , s I ..,.: aa: .,,, u .,.:I:z. .. ' bf ,QQ sam Q3 Seventy-nine The LYON F x 'I H w ll Pf WN xr N ,SL 1 ie A if Ikiq 'hc-1 w f, 255 ul 1, ifA SEQ -nw- , x , 1377'- ,A,, '-uw ,A , Q K lgif AW N '1 . I1 VI, iE1 'if Eiw V f, L23 ,f 5'- X, M , ni' A - W-if - 'Ag'ilTv if 4TJ -' i: ,gi:Q Q 1 , X' W V ' 11 . , 1 'gi-' Y, --- Y - -- - - - -P--in - ,Y A . -7,,,-,- 1,..' - 4 . xx, Eighty 4- f .M YY .:. .Xl 1 I sl ag. I . lg Lf r 1 if 1 in 1 'Q l lisa , :!:: ll! :iii I' I T io? The LYQN g . Vo E, f pm Departmental ENGLISH DEPARTMENT The aim of this department is to encourage the student to cultivate a taste for that which is Wholesome and valuable in literature, also to teach the student to speak and Write clearly and correctly. Throughout the whole course the students are guided in their reading and the best books. both classic and modern, are made accessible through the public library. A special course in grammar is offered each semester primarily for those students who are going to enter college. Izzsfmrtors, Misses Wright, Allen, Bush. PUBLIC SPEAKING This course has only recently gained rather a prominent place in ll ll? : J i l i , , l lil: l f ll ' eil I ll? i ill Es :ll 2225 fi W, our high school. In some cases it is substituted for the last year of , . , English. Students are finding this course very helpful as it enables l Q them to speak with greater ease and with better expression of their Y thoughts. Four years ago it would have been thought impossible for I Q the students to have put on an entire program before the student body y w y and faculty. I l NOW it is a simple matter to arrange such a program. This has I been made possible largely through public speaking. 2 0 I 1z5f1'm'l0r, Miss Allen 0 2 MATHEMATICS Q A two year course in this subject is required for graduation. The 0 first year's Work is Algebra. The 'Wells and Hart text book is used. i i The second year's work is Plane Geometry. The first half of the year ii i - i is given over to the general rules of geometry and the last half to the 'j ' 'L' study and construction of propositions. A third year's work consists of 'L' advanced Algebra and Solid Geometry. It is not required but has W become a very popular year's work. um Inzszruclors, lNIr. Schanlaub, Mr. Current my HISTORY y I Three year's Work in history is required for graduation. The Work is usually taken up in the Sophomore year. It is a study of Elson's Modern Times and Living Past. The second year's Work in I the Junior year completes the American history course. The third W . , . . . A M ,Q.. X x 2624 Eighty-one H,Hff i. .i f , f The LYON , ig. T :fi :NE 'fi EE: i. E!! 5:2 E!! iii i ' ' gl I 2 . 'I' Q l 2? 14 ,Q Els: l ig? 'ef A if I nl fi l z l I ' . j It i i li!! i i me i W3 l 'si l il l I ,. f 7 T1 ' vJJ +P ' X Q Vo X, f jim ot year's work in the Senior year consists of Civics and Economics. Iusfrm'fo1'5, Miss Aldridge, lVlr. Current, Miss VVatson, Miss Bush. LATIN Q Even though it is not required for graduation it is taken by a large number of students and is found beneficial. During the first year conjugations, declensions and simple translations are studied. The second year's work is translating Caesar. The third course is Vergil and Cicero given alternately thus enabling the students to have years of Latin. Iizylrlfrlor, Miss Morris BIBLE STUDY The study of the Bible is becoming more and more recognized as one of the most important subjects in our schools today. The min- ii Eil I . 1 use j sr? 1 j ' x x ll .X , nl an sais 12 ,lu 1 I rj' .I .. ,: r Z l W it s isters of our town for the past few years have taught this work. The 5,11 old testament is studied the first semester and the new testament the Qi l second. . Eg Study outline is used by each student. 1 a j I11.fn'u1't0r5, Rev. Seat, Rev. Ewers, Rev. VVinkler, Rev. Ashley , I VGCATIONAL HOME ECONUMICS r For the past three years a two year course in Vocational Home C j f Economics has been offered which consists of Foods and Cooking O I and Textiles and Clothing for first year and Hygiene and Home Nurs- j ing for second year work. This course work, in which one or more pro- 0 l jects are chosen and completed during the summer. The club work is E offered only to girls between the ages of ten and eighteen. ' t - Imtrzzrfor, Miss Troth - - !g j! VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ! ! ' This is the third year that Vocational Agriculture has been in the Salem High School curriculum. It is now being taught on the half- day basis, a total of six units being offered. The course is given pri- marily for the benefit of farm boys who may not find it possible to ob- ll!! j tain advanced training. Each Vocational student is required to do home project work. The projects shall complete a cycle in farm crop j or animal production. At the present time there are one hundred and twenty Vocation- al Agriculture Departments in Indiana. I115N'm'l0r, Mr. Branaman ffziiz' . ef.. .. :ass-. f - .. 4- yi A f 1 - e L E ta i t C Q .QQ E igh ty-I 11-0 - 'J - The LYON ' Q -1-ss--ef W l if H ' u .lla ' i . ll . p l le ' 1 ii! lie! l iii? NI! sis: l I :aaa ease l Ei i sais i l ages se Q I i 06 egqeevoee 1 . Q9 QGIGIE-Q6:9f I 'Q sf. I ull A LEN D b'I1'PTEAlBER Sepf. 7-At last--school started. Isn't there a lively bunch ot Freshiesf About three hundred enroll. lfreshie take exam-what for? Sept. 8-Mr. Brooks makes a few lf 7 announcements before the assembly. Sept. 9-A freshman missed his class. Sepf. IO-Rev. Seat gave a splendid talk in General Assembly. Sepf. II-CRI-ACQLl21iI1fCCl party in honor of Freshies. At two o'clock P. M. Plenty of ice cream. Sepf. 15-Basket Ball practice started. Coach predicts a wonder team from the large squad out. Sepf. I 8-YViener roasts galore. Sepl. 20-Boys gym class start. Several Dempsey aspirants from all appearances. Sepf. 23-James Patton threw a paper wad in the 9th hour assem- bly. Sepf. 23-25-Miss YVright has been absent, recovering from re- moval of her tonsils. Miss Jessie Vfilson substituted. OL'fO!lt3l' Oct. I--Robert Peden fell down the steps. Orr. 8-The Reister two provided the entertainment for general assembly. Seems that S. H. S. appreciates jazz from the applause. Off. 9-Seniors are running wild over school and town. Yes, sell- ing Lecture Course tickets. Off. I7-First number of lecture course. Did you miss or find anything? Ort. I8-20-First vacation. Teachers leave town. Several of the promising journalists attended the I. H. S. P. A. convention at Frank- lin. Oni. 30-Basket Ball season opens' Salem 25, Brownstown 20. All that bgeins Well, ends Well. ilVO'U6ll!b6i' Nova. 2-3-4-Harold Lloyd comedy thrills large audiences. N0-'u. 6-Has Jesse shown you how you look? lg l l 4 i t, l l 1 l 0 0 'Xl 0 I n f i l ' Q 4 : . 0 l T -- 0 to . l 0 - E i I 0 I . . l 1 WAV!! klllll my E3 RQQZ Q Koji! . Eigh ty-three if UMM LZQQ - p The LYQN S 'QQ , o Vo i X xx' X up X lui ii! W at i lgiil Y s. Ha , liz: 1 in: l i'l 1' ' I . U 1 in ,.. 2 li 1 I i i ' 40 X13 ,g ff-iv nm Salem 31--Paoli 14, Team. Nofv. I0-Hi-Y boys under leadership of Jesse Hardy sponsored annual Father and Son banquet. - Nofu. I3'S21lCI'Il 24-Scottsburg 22. First time in eight years. N012 20-Boys journeyed to Mitchell, Salem I6-Mitchell 63. Tough but do better next time. Third number of Lecture Course. Now. 25-Salem 29-Corydon II. Nora. 29-Did you notice how many boys S. H. S. sent to Ander- sont Salem High highly honored by having james Tucker elected as Vice-President of State Hi-Y boys. Boys' and girls club Work wins many prizes at International Stock iii 35 1 lk I T ' IH 331 2252 Ill! Ea' f gag I l I I . asia Q., iiiiw 5 .'99'. ' M s HSE I I-ll H ' cr' o 21 cr ' U2 su P-had Q I5 K4 Z 2 :J- Q 6,8 2 Q- Q7 7 ' O Q' Q' 51-UUgn'UmCQUU,2f:UU UE N. L. Mmm w,-.w,-,wm,- mml'11m P - mom- F-5-if-:-T-T-ther-P-05?-ff. P-' r-f XI -P EF'-+qo IQUQ-100,-1'-'30-lht,.:E:t-Jfw .-,D-XO g,,,WOOf-rv-Of-ra-Z rn ' O .... El Q-gg,-,-it-U5'D?mTE.29J UQ f-+ Q-'g'.. Dbfvmo i--UD. 7-::.'UQ rn U, 5 ,:UQi-nD m,.. fb,-,ru-'O E '-1 N52 gtg!-LCD-4fng,,U .2g. QQ r- ' ,-.-u-n- UD A Ach Q D djji E325-asagmgiiii H FD fb fl. mg: Rmfl-F,fa-5353210533 Q. 2 0350 aaafbefo-D522-U-:Q ::- fs 0533 5'O -o:.OiQ- ,DP-to -I ... Of-rv-Jfbpg 4F13 UQ -J Q-r-fm 0Q5C:.rD ,-.,.,.I 1fpcnm ' ,o.'U'+-O E1-::',C v:5 2',?5fm: U 2-:N fOO mzmw 'SHG'-1,4-:1':.m '-li4:sO ':: D'14E3'U-:sc mf-qww :- mm,-fe. 1. - mo.-fPUff'15Wt' rn 4R25-H Gem ef-cro,.,::-oo,-, Q ps FU ' f-+:1' na ' . rururnL'I'j- m o55'DUQ 302' Hg:-4 Q-9.5 3 ?F'EP2 g5:CHij3HQS9h...aSe 'D Q 21.3 so ff NPNZNQE, 3 ,-J 'Oda mUQm 1 mga-I .cn fb ff-3' 3' 'D 32.5503 c 4 '-' UQ H CDW H mm n-4 - P--l fy K4 :':: 3 2 omosllgikcrflff rf 'J - 4P'h --13 ' O T1 UQ f-DOB... v-U r-r -- : H-1 if :-'O :v W FD OKC FU 3 33 fp -4 CO . F' v-JUQ ,.a -1 SD , f-r 2 1,.a :TP-3 -,1 o D' H, 2 N L4 ... Cn ma am E cn mm . SCD H3 CT fry fm aa H4 gg 1-.-3 F' fb :T SDL 0 . Q- S., Q. Pi. -K 'f 2 .. v-U4 PD D' 2 P: gf Q .-Sw Ui O. UQ sm ' r-- nh' N r- W UD CD UQ 32. 3 m '-- V9 QA Q ff'f f-r 3 5 2 ,... 5 .-f wtf :J Q. rn .. I :zzz vg 4 ilu: m . --. L. L- -2: v. l :lm - 7 A A-A -- A- A Lyons. i Jan. 9-Lyons defeated by New Albany Bull Dogs there-I 3-1 2. Jazz. 1 1-Mr. Homer C. Bobblitt gave an interesting talk before the assembly. Jan. 16-Everything calm today until Lowell Wright fell down T the stairs. 5 The Lyons stopped Paoli five without much trouble here. me A. M Q f'ff3:.oQyQQQg77 Q Eighty-four mm 00 9 'l I i I 5 Vo - mr IM it , , Jan. 2I1IHfCI'CStlI1g debate given before the assembly on credit i ii' for work on a schoo-l paper. Affirmative, Ray Garriott andg Everett gli! VVright5 Negative, Rose lVlary Robertson and Arnold Highhll. Jan. 22-Lyons plowed through snow drifts to Scottsburg. The p boys can shovel snow and push cars as well as play basket ball. Jazz. 25-Second semester begins. Clean speech and good English week sponsored by Hi-Y. F ebrzzury Feb. 3-The annual Staff held a fair and minstrel show in Lyon Hall. Almost one hundred dollars was cleared. Feb. I 2-Salem plays her first game in the new gym with Orleans. Two over-time periods with Orleans winning 28-25. After the game a banquet was given to the teams, band and Orleans orchestra. if Feb. I 5-A pr. 26-Mr. Brooks is ill with typhoid fever. VVe didn't li, all realize his worth until he wasn't here. Mr. Davis is assuming the ii? duties of a Principal. 3. T Feb. I9'A fine program given in the assembly in honor of Wash- 'fist ' ington. Rev. Seat talks. F eb. 26--Several fans accompany Lyons to Brownstown to see her ' have her way. fllarcb 1 Ma1'. 4- Fleurette sponsored by Tri-Kappas given in new Audi- ' torium. 0 Mar. 5-6-Sectional Tournament held at New Albany. The home 0 3 town lost in a close game to N. A. 0 0 Ma1'. 9-Mr. Porter was unable to heat the buildings and school 0 0 was dismissed for the day. 0 3 Ma1'. IOtSCIllO1'S decide to give 'fClarence for the class play. 0 Ma1'. I2-Apr. 5-Board of Health closed school for three weeks 0 3 because of an epidemic of flu and measles. i i APN! ' l' Apr. 5-School begins again with much work in store. Several .1 - 3: pupils ill. L A pr. 6-Mr. Schanlaub calls for all track men. Here's hoping we W have a good track team! um A pr. 6-The Lyon Staff starts real work again hoping to get this ' i book out by the close of school. i i A A Apr. 8-9-Edward Rhetts wins the school and county Oratorical contest. A pr. I2--TOO much work for much outside activities. M in Apr. 21-Edward wins third place in Third District Oratorical j T Contest. i pp A pr. 22-Big pep meeting in Lyon Hall to create interest in track. 2 ij at . .. . , r , .Q Q. aw SQA Eighty-five The LYO flfffbfv' 'Ll' Y ' ' ' w f f 1 X , , , :N .JJ Eighty-six U ,N 5 fi + ,ag .A w ..4 I 4. if , K X ui V o , , 1 I fx L I, L' IUUIVKL N' Tiff-. f ' vQM 'f Mf'TQ 'f'A' f vy' V- 'f 'K f ,.,-l Q T116 , mmst-.A SVQY 'g ' 74:- ii: -V T:!LA Q 11737175311 ...N W V023 1- M v qv Q If f y 1 X 5 5. 5- C X KA f fi ' Sf 5? 1 fig: G5 l P i Fi 'v E I 1 1 F? ' x R 'Jn w E V 5 ,Rzfil M gw ,ll K 5 31 Q M 331 515011, . 5 Q 41, 'iv M, .cv M 1 AIMSRNSE E TS I 4-EQ f -2fEf2-. . X ..:. + 'f'1X F , , -+ - -,ff 4-1- 1f: Q 4, W, MM3,KQE Eifflrfy-.wlvfzz Y ww Y W Y -4 b A L , e I 1 f 1 -.I D f Qg bgg - 'J-Wa.,--fx' f . W CONFECTIONERY Q e 3 W IVGTYCYNI V y' 'WW' f a e A J e Serves The Best T lzezt Cem Be Serczzee' 5 : : f 'Nl-ASM' EEE? Southwest Corner Square SALEM, IND. Q52 f3 QQ? fQ Eigh fy-eight SQ? E Qi mr E1--N SAI EM MOTORS COMPANY 0 X, 8 -I l 3:11 tif ' a fi!! jf? , J 229 R :gfj t iss: t 53 Xlx iq, Xl-X Ffa' SQUARE SHOOTING AUTOMGBILE DEALERS When Better Automobiles Are Bullt BUICK 'tv Wlll Bulld Them E 0 0 E Xl-X 0 Xl 0 0 I I 0 I 0 0 -L Q W M!!! Q15 Xlg WHERE CHERRY CRQSSES WATER . D - Ev Q2 E The LYON E nm 0 ,i s 535 A EXE age 5 N S? R iii 1 ii' i iii: l 2:55 iii it ' Q 5 in I w -v 0 as fo ii i . '! 5 E xg : Et! I , Qwf W' Eighty-nine V E3 VY ylilff . q-he LYQN W - ed' W PORTRAITS GROUPS SCENES WS S Q l t ISS! 3 S112 S 1 S i S S I l ! r S 1 S S S S 'X - Ky M 1 S lllll S3 S s ,K 3 0 i i IYI 5 lilgn SMITH STUD1o ATTICA, IND. WE MADE THE PPHDTTDCS FOR THIS RAPHS ANNUAL WHERE GOOD PICTURES ARE A HABIT Dennis Confectionery Policeman-Wot are yer standing 'ere for? Loafer-Nuflink. Policeman-Well, just move on. If everybody was to stand in one place 'ow would the rest get past? WE CALL IT A BEAK Pea'-There was a man here a few min- utes ago looking for you. Nut-Did he have a bill? Pea-No, but he did have a long nose Do you find that advertising brings quick results? I should say it does. Why, only the other day we advertised for a night watch- man, and that night the safe was robbed. .I X lit? ... S sz I i EEE! S 'SBE has l . sseg I l l EEE! l S N, ' S iii S 2 S S llllll 40 Pi io 0 3 C Q i . 5 S'!!!' m , M Koi XWSQSXXQSSQQE? . ' Q Ninety H 'MIK 123 is : X I i s l up i :gli rip l iiff ig! na. i ': l 'I, l 1,5 '35 i ,I ' i . 'rw Qt Qewmywmmt Afl f A afvmmma of mt pm CLARKES FINE CHINA, CUT GLASS Ifeddzazg and Birthday Gtlflx QDAVVAFF ETZLER FUNERAL V0' li, El lf iii ,ia- ll l al I IQ 4 k i gil, , iill 5:21 -1 I ii! l gi I gg :EEE SEI - .: l iiz: me .,. : I in 1 ll Established-1877 RECT Yours to pleafe U , fl it Iohn B. Clarke SALEM, IND' ' H W i sl: W They Salt at the table and gazed into each 2 2 other's eyes while he mechanically con- ? sumed the food that was set before him. 2, Ah, she said, I am glad you like it. 3 2 Mother says there are only two things I -9 0 Q can make properly-potato salad and I strawberry tart. T A T E A N K Indeed,'l said he, and which is this? -, - i i T - 'i ii 'gg' Harry-What is your chief worry? 'I ' Barry-Money. ' 'J' ei Harry-I didn't know you had any. -' Barry-I haven't. R555 5- tml ual: Clerk-This is the gown, madame. I nu guarantee a ht. Lady-What is the price? Clerk-Two hundred dollars. Lady-Well, I'll guarantee a Ht when A my husband hears that. ' I ii E Qmxa QmxzaQ mwgsu:ymsmmwQ , X s Ninety-one ' I I gs, mm I Y --1: 1 A ' au, - ...L1 - v I Q The LYON 'Q , vf M 0 fi 'X .3 YVALKOVER SHOES KUPPENHEIIVIER , Ig FOR MEN GOOD CLOTHES 22 Lf' PURLEE BOLI G QQ' L LADIES' SHOES lVIEN'S CLOTHING, SHQES, FURNISHINGS I A I YVALKOVER SHOES PHOENIX HOSIERY N FOR LADIES FOR IVIEN AND LADIES l r F ' is .. They are doing some painting around E -- our school and we are trying to figure out, 0 S? Whether the average boy touches the 2 painted wall to see if it is wet or dry. m. .Z f CONSIDER THE LILIES C Q 4, , y Boss-Say, where in blazes are you two I E worthless porters going? Why don't you al a i I YP . 'U' getrio lilorkw k' b W u' - 'H' levi e- e'se wor ing, oss. e'se --..'. carrying dis desk up to de stairs. F07' Drugs 0110, Q Boss-l don't see any desk! S h I S my Neville-Well for de Lord's sake, snops. C 00 MPP les Wig me Ef we haint gone and clean forgit de desk. WW THE SILVER LINING NO. 5 LYOHS Block Police Sergeant-ls the man dangerously wounded? Patrolman-Two of the wounds are fa- 1 tal, but thc other one isn't so bad. j ix tm g A I 7 1555 V 'K 2:5 .. t T t .:- :asf , I .,L: , . ,, ,M . . Q . EO., I to QQV7 Q Ninety-hwo ,If UMM X -If K - ESI The LYON Q2 9 I Vo .,z: EEEE I I N 0 V E CLOTHING SHOES W1 FURNISHINGS I Tlzf 110W of 110,-I, Slmffm- AIM Fine ezmlm Il H gf 1 I K l miss 125155 ' i op LE-55 ' 2 BUY' 5 ? H I E. F. BOGGS' SONS I H fi , E63 Nillefy-tlzrw Y 'sf N4 - ,:f,-,41: - 'Y R . . fy Qi , The LYQN I '.-v A Q ' X veff 7 A 5.35 A :::: A A 'ESE l NI! A :zii 5-.A A At. 5335 ra A Eli! I AA i :iff A llii ' l i ll i ll .Qi li ifi A 1 l ll ,A fi 1 09 Meat Market G'roeerz'e.v and Vegetable! MILLER R. R. TASH f-sfAGENTsfN All Klilldf of Good INS U RAN C E SALEM, INDIANA ..- K A' E X. I ui! AA I !' A A I ' A I, VA: A AE.,2 A seg ' i 1 '.A l A If I l iii A l A K lil I ' .E :lil PX IE A 1: A I A l W I I Y Ani AA' MCQ ' k i l l A A l i A j E A T V- 3 A -- Av i The golfer stepped up to the tee and 2 i E swung one of those mrelesslv cureful drives 0 ALS is A A f JL The ball sailed straight down the fair- V W 'U 4 . wav, leaped gavly across the green and 0 ' ' . 0 Soda, Ice Cream, Candles dived Amo the hole like A rabbit. f f What have you suddenly gone crazy After School f After the Game about? inquired the golfer's wife, who E Aftm, the Show was trying to learn something about the game. Why, I just made a hole in one! yelled the golfer as he essayed a double handspring with a Wild gleam of delight l A in his eyes. A A Studenfs Sweet Shop f-Did you? Saad his wife. Please do it again, dear. l didn't see you. p p ., aes- .. X Iasef . X f AQA O-l X Q 503 Ninely-four fx uw S Li- w ii :E -:g r:- di h' eia :': It -A iii! if l ll :ls 1 1: I li l I iiaa l , .II' I l ' QL' fi q'N OIG 0 GQG ' To IQ an S The LYGN I V9 X-If 1 .E UALITY f SERVICE f COURTESY 1 E000 THINGS TU Elf LUNCH and CCNFECTIONS -I . li vii in :I il lglz iii: ' iii? iii? fgii lil N Els I s las 5 is I iii? sei ESQ! Hi ,, ' 7 V NANCY HART FINE CANDIES i , 15 THE MOST COMPLETE LINE GF BAR CANDIES y at i i 0 ER gi, 5 1 RED-TAPE RULE 2 'iThere is too much system in this school C M C - 1 E i business! growled Tommy. Just because haS. C :QE o l I snickered a little, the monitor turned me fbi ' over to the teacher, the teacher turned me ' E over to the principal, and the principal 4' . , turned me ov r to af, aww that fmt, P Bookseller Nog pa turned me over his kneef' E5 . . - 1- . . . , fi . 1 ffmofhefy asked mae Benny, when Pamtsf 0118, Varmshes and 3- they had guests for dinner, Will the des- Glass 32 sert hurt me, or is there enough to go ' around? 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