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... Ml Ml I III II I I I I I I I I I f I I.. IIMIMIMIIHIIIIM tlllllllllllllM III11III 1111 M I I 11 1111 IIIIMIIMIIII Hill llllllll I Hill I III I I III II II I LYON First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Bury, Kelly, Bowers, Winslow, Tuell. C. Stanley, J. Stanley, Holsapple, Stewart, F. Colglazier, Phelps, Head. Zink, Sullivan, C. Colglazier, Owens, Hauger, Ribelin, Reed, McQuiddy. France, VanMeter, Wright, Boling, Shields, Ramsey, Warriner. “The Cub” The Cub, a five column, four-page paper, is published bi-weekly by a class in newspaper English. This class which was organized in 1930 is under the supervision of Miss Wright, who has been the faculty adviser since the organization of the Cub twelve years ago. Like all school publications the one aim of the Cub is to collect and print all school news that is of interest to the students. Extra-curricular activities and sports have their places in the paper, as well as the humorous incidents which happen in any school. A regular exchange list keeps Salem High in touch with many other schools. THE STAFF Editorin-Chief, Elizabeth Head Associate Editor , Elnora Phelps Make-up Editors, Mildred Holsapple, Vivian McQuiddy, Alfred Boling Business Managers, Carl France, Robert Shields Circulation Managers, Geraldine Stew¬ art, Maxine Owens, Clifford Colglazier Athletics, William Ramsey, Farrell Col¬ glazier, May Tuell Flumor, Faith Kelly, Margaret Hauger Exchange, Byron Smith Reporters, Lorena Bury, Lorene Ribelin, Eugene VanMeter, Lucille Winslow, Elizabeth Head James Warriner Editor-in-Chief Faculty Adviser, Miss Wright Carl France Business Manager Forty-five
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