Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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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

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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

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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