Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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Athletics

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I I MIMIIIIIIIIMMMIM II MM III Ml IIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII Ml III IIIIMIIIM lllll Itllllllll III lllll II I IIMMIIIIIM I Mill II Mill 111111111111111111111111111111 I II HIM I III I IIIIIIIIIMM I Mil Mil Mill I IMM Mill IMMIMM II T h e LYON ' 3 2M MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMI3MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMIIMIMI First row: Evans, Davis, Voyles, Fultz, Brough, Smith. Second row: Tempel, Ramsey, Riester, Colglazier, Allen, Baker, Schanlaub. With but two regulars left from last season’s squad, Coach Schanlaub faced the difficult task of making a strong team from inexperienced material. For this reason the team was slow in getting started. The squad reached its peak in the middle of the season and defeated strong Paoli and New Albany teams to take the New Albany invitational. Although defeated in its first game at the Sectional tourney, the Salem squad played good ball under the existing conditions. We have great hopes for next year. SCHEDULE 1931-1932 We They Nov. 6 13 Orleans . 15 Here Nov. 13 21 Madison. 17 Here Nov. 25 14 Seymour. 21 There Dec. 1 11 Scottsburg.„. 25 Here Dec. 5 25 Edinburg. 16 Here Dec. 11 23 Paoli. 23 Here Dec. 18 22 Mitchell . 23 There Dec. 23 18 Corydon . 20 Here Dec. 30 17 Orleans . 10 There Jan. 2 11 New Albany . 15 Here Jan. 9 Won Blind Tourney at New Albany Jan. 13 21 Scottsburg . 22 Tli ere Jan. 15 19 Bloomington . 18 Here Jan. 22 24 Madison . 21 There Jan. 29 17 New Albany . 18 There Jan. 30 18 Corydon . 19 There Feb. 6 14 Mitchell . 23 Here Feb. 12 19 Edinburg . 13 There Feb. 19 21 Seymour . 25 Here Feb. 20 23 West Baden . 16 There Feb. 27 26 Paoli. 28 There Mar. 5 21 Paoli . 31 Sectional Fifty-seven