Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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A-In s -'LYQN P- I Sophomore Class Roll Stella May Amey Stanley Brooks Dewey Boling Hulda Bowers Florence Beswick Dorothy Bell William Batt Herman Baker Raymond Baker Wilma Chaney .Delbert Cornwell Morton Coker XVayne Colglazier Herbert Colglazier Kenneth Dennis Ruth Enochs Katharine Emery Ruby Fultz George Graves Helen Gorman Rachel Goodpasture Delmar Godfrey Ray Garriott Grant Garriott Kenneth Hanger Jesse Hardy Alberta Halmqmersmith Burlis Haganunan Ernest Houston Cleopal Houston Owen Hoggatt Lee Hinds Arnold Highflll Mary Evelyn Hedrick Martha Johnson Amelia Johns f'Page forty-onej Maurice Kelley Margie Lukenbill Willard Lykins Lola Mull Velma Morris Oran Morris Kelso Montgomery Raymond Medlock Goldie McGill Elsie McGill Salome Ogden Mary Catherine Pitts, Hallie Persinger John Paynter Lucille Ramsey Mary Shanks Lottie Shrum Robert Simpson Janice Smith Geneva Smith Gladys Spaulding Leroy Spaulding Archie Spurgeon Ray Stanley Lillian Tegarden Helen Thixton Oliver Tippin James Tucker Harold Voyles Olen Voyles Robert Wright Orley Watts Ernest Walker Ruth White Everett Wright

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G5- X! Sophomores H'z1g:s- fort y I

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-ti-In W -wow gg Sophomore History 0:1 thc morning of September 11, 1922, nearly one hundred frightened lit- tlc tand some not so littlel Freshmen gathered in Assembly. To ad-d to our fright we were told that we would have to take a short English test to see whether we would be allowed to take Latin or not. That afternoon we came back and after much ditilculty got our programs made out. However, we lived through those first few terrifying days somehow and at last settled down to work. As .toon as we realized we had some rights, the same as the other classes, a ,class meeting was called for the election of omcers. George Graves was elect- ed presidentg Salome Ogden, vice-pres- identg John Paynter, secretary and treas urer and Catherine Pitts class reporter for the Cub. Mr. Brown was elected class sponsor. Our first social affair was a. Weiner roast at Fort Hill. We later had two parties in Lyon Hall. In the spring we had a weiner roast at Beck's Mill with Mr. Brown and Miss Seberger as chap- erones. If we had been as important as we felt when we came back as Sophomores we certainly would have been wonders. We soon had a claw meeting for the election of officers and for making plans for a weiner roast. Jesse Hardy was elected presidentg George Graves, vice- presidentg John Paynter, secretary and treasurer and Catherine Pitts, clam re- porter. It was decided to have a weiner roast at Fort Hill with Mr. Hughes, our class sponsor, and Miss Lewis as chaperones. About the middle of January a lit- tle kid party was held in Lyon Hall. Mr. Hughes and Mi-ss Troth were chap- erones. The little kid idea was car- ried out in every detail, even in the re- freshments, which were candy suckers and ice cream cones. Another party was held in Lyon Hall near the tiriit of April with Mr. and Mrs. Hughes and Miss VanCleave as chaperones. James Tucker was our member of the Student Council both semesters last year and the first semester of our Sophomore year. John Paynter took his place, the second semester. We did not have much success in track last year, but we were proud of our team, just the same. We were es- pecially proud of Jesse Hardy in the pole vault. This year we did a great deal better, so we still have bright hopes for the future. lPage forty-twofl