North Salem High School - Echo Yearbook (North Salem, IN)

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NEWS FROM TI-IE MUSIC DEPARTMENT Three choruses were organized this year. The girls' chorus meets on Monday and has 24 members, The boys' chorus meets on Wednesday and has 16 members. The mixed chorus meets on Friday and has 32 members. From these groups the girls' sextet was chosen which won first division at the district contest and went to Terre Haute to participate in the state contest. The boys' double quartet was chosen from the boys' chorus and enjoyed performing on several occasions. The three choruses participated in the county musical at Danville in March. The band has made great strides this year. They gained statewide attention through the untiring efforts of their parents in raising money for their new uni- forms, which were purchased in February, after a brief six weeks campaign. The band members participated in the district solo contest with four placing in first division either in solo or ensemble. On April Z, the band journeyed toAlexandria and entered the district contest in Class D. The uniforms were dedicated in March at a public concert. The American Flag and school flag were gifts from the American Legion Post and the American Legion Auxiliary. Next surnrner they will play their first planned series of concerts on Saturday nights. Mrs. Bales DATA ON THE HOT LUNCH PROGRAM Hot lunches began this year the first week of school due to the fact that the home economics department has a new kitchen, Children served--September, 40005 October, 42105 November, 4209, December, 31895 and January, 4628. This makes an average of 230 per day and a total of 22,336 meals served, The following foods were received from surplus commodities of the United States Department of Agriculture: Irish potatoes -- 4500 pounds Dried apricots -- 8 cases Sweet potatoes -- 10 baskets Dried eggs -- Z cases Cheese -- 16 cases Tomato paste -- 7 cases Honey -- 2 cases Tomatoes -- 21 cases Orange juice -- 10 cases Prune plums -- 10 cases Dried peaches -- 6 cases Apple sauce -- 12 cases There has been 54770.65 spent for food and 51186.18 received from the Gov- ernment as a refund on lunches. The charge made for the lunches was 254' per si.ngle meal. Fifteen were fed free daily. Mrs. Lue Smith and Mrs, Cora Jaynes were cooks, Mrs. Lulu Cohee and Mrs. Minnie Delaney, dishwashers. The girls who served were June Leathers, Phyllis Hicks, Mary Ann Long, Sue Dean, Norma Eggers, Ruth Rawlings, and Phyllis Mantooth. Leon McKenzie and Jack Walker punched the lunch tickets. Mrs. Rice 34

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MIXED CHORUS 5' Ili! ' I gt f 1 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Miriam Roth, Jean Livesay, Louise McDonald, Betty Davidson, Phyllis Hicks, Mary Ann Long, Dorothy Simon, Sue Dean, Pauline Goode. MIDDLE ROW: Juanita Lee, Phyllis Ronk, Joan Lee, Irene Woodrum, Nathalie Hawkins, Phyllis Mantooth, Adonis Wilson, June Leathers. BACK ROW: Barbara Simon, Marthadel Wiles, Patty Frazier, Sara Heady, Marilyn Mantooth, Patricia Porter, Bonnie Frazier, Lenore Courtney, Mrs. Bales. fv '51 51 3 an-in ll N, fin Pu 33 BOYS' CHORUS FRONT ROW: Leon McKenzie, Richard Lucas, Charles Davis, Jack Walker, Wayne Davidson. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Bales, Joe Wyeth, Jack Lee, Richard Wilson, Patricia Porter, Accom- panist. BACK ROW: Jirn Blacl-cnxore, Roy Walter, Delmar Whiles, Robert Kelley, Vernal Leathers, Donald Ward, Maurice Wilhoite, FRONT ROW: Richard Lucas, Leon McKenzie, Delmar Whiles, Mrs. Bales, Maurice Wilhoite, Richard Wilson, Jack Walker, Wayne Davidson, SECOND ROW: Juanita Lee, Betty Davidson, Phyllis Ronk, Joan Lee, Irene Woodrum, Louise McDonald, Miriam Roth, Jean Livesay, Patty Frazier. THIRD ROW: Sara Heady, Barbara Sirnon, Mary Ann Long, Dorothy Simon, Phyllis Hicks, Joe Wyeth. Jack Lee. BACK ROW: Jirn Blaclcmore, Charles Davis, Roy Walter, Robert Kelley, Vernal Leathers, Don Ward. 1, UA 1 L.. ,W- 1.9 -an fA'!4. vm 'au in :n 1 ll 1

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GIRLS' 4-H FRONT ROW: Jane Cloncs, Mildred Brunner, Deloris Basham, Nancy Davis, Sandra Miller, Nancy Miller, Rita Hunt, Jeanette Clements, MIDDLE ROW: Prudy Brunner, Elizabeth Weth- inton, Virginia Lindsay, Molly Ann Zimmerman, Ann Perkins, Diane DeLashmit, Judy Klein. BACK ROW: Patricia Porter, Barbara Sh-non, June Leathers, Louise Wethington, Virginia Trent, Juanita Basham, Patty Klein, Linda Lou Simon, Mrs. Rice, SUNSHINE SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Miriam Roth, Jean Livesay, Louise McDonald, Irene Woodrurn, Marcia Kisner, lramae Ray, Phyllis Mantooth, Adonis Wilson, Nathalie Hawkins. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Mantooth, Patty Frazier, Bonnie Frazier, Lenore Courtney, Marthadel Wiles, Joan Pritchett, Sue Dean, Phyllis Hicks, Pauline Goode. BACK ROW: Mrs. Bales, Patricia Porter, Bar- bara Simon, Sara Heady, Phyllis Rush, Mary Ann Long, Ruth Rawlings, Gloria Hancock, Dorothy Simon, Mrs. Rice. BOYS' AND GIRLS' 4-H FRONT ROW: Jimmie Smith, Virginia Lindsay Elizabeth Wethington, David Kisner, Eddie Fish back, Linda Mantooth, Carolyn Bond, Prudence Brunner , Ransal Moxley. BACK ROW: Mr. Sullivan, Patricia Porter Gerald Plasters, Joe Wyeth, Jack Lee, Roy Walter, Dwayne Goldman, Dwayne Walter, .Tim Ford, Richard Owens. NOT 1N PICTURE: Jim Alexander, Mildred Brunner, Helen Callaway, Ray Callaway, Katherine Davis, Jeraldine Goldman, Laverne Goldman Regina Goldrnan, Allyn I-lograve, Patty Klein, Judy Klein, David Lindsay, Darrell Mitchell, Louise Mitchell, Mertie Owens, Evan Page, Dick Roberts Richard Spelich, Tommy Thompson, Jack Walker Maurice Wilhoite.