Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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li 'LW - xl Class Officers and Student Council STANDING-Colglazier, Short, Tucker, Mull, Ratts, Paynter, Ashley, Dennis SITTlNGfPeden, Wright, Clarke, Beswick, Pitts, Brown, Kelley, Hinds, Graves Student Council The Student Council was organized to promote the welfare ot' the students. 'l'here are tour students members, nominees from their respective classes are chosen by thu class concerned. Only those w ho fulfill the scholastic requirements are voted upon in the class meetings. The nominees tthree from each classy are voted upon hy -the whole student body. One student votes for one nominee from each class. A member oi' the faculty often meets with the council but this is not a re- uuirement, A question passed by the council becomes a school ruling when approved by the faculty. The Council is active in athletic, social, and all school affairs, Last year some important questions were decided: Only two parties or picnics can be held in one semester by the same classg class parties must be over by ten o'clock: class meetings should be posted twenty-four hours before time called for meeting. 'l'his year the Student Council has given its approval of Girl's Basket Ball, ad- vocated clean speech among students, decided that it was the duty of students to keep rooms and hall free from paper, and various other useful suggestions and rulimfff.. LPage eightyl

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-fi-in W won- QI Chantibleer Club STANDING+Montgomery, lVIiller, Denny, Spurgeon, Brooks SITTINGsMr. Shively, Medlock, Martin, Hinds, Watts el- Q A The Clianticleer Club was organized about mid-year through the efforts nt Mr. Shively, instructor of Agriculture in Salem High. The members of the club are those students taking Agriculture who are especially interested in poultry raising. The otllcers of the year were gs follow: Mary Hinds, president: Orley Watts, vice-president and Georgia May Martin, secretarif. 'There were ten members and in- teresting and amusing programs were,given at the meetings held once a month. I . Ifage seventy-ninej

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