Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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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

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. 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