Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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The LYON ’32 First row: Fleenor, Colglazier, Corman, Boling, Roberts. Second row: Nichols, Warriner, Owens, Chastain, Stanley. Interschool Champions VOLLEY BALL Since volley ball had gained so much popularity over the preceding years the tourney aroused much interest. The Junior A team, with Ruby Boling as captain, won this contest by defeating the Senior A team in the final tilt. BASKETBALL The usual interest in the basketball tourney was shown by both teams and fans and the percents were good. The Junior A and Senior A teams tied for honors. The tie was broken by a score of 9 to 12 in favor of the Junior A team. BASEBALL Because of lack of time and the number of other activities, baseball had been almost omitted from the roll of girls’ athletics until 1931-1932. Although it was the first tourney in this sport for several seasons, it was a successful one. BASKETBALL VOLLEY BALL Junior A. .89% Junior A. .75% Senior A . .67% Senior A. .64% Sophomore A. .60% Senior B. .57% Senior B. .40% Junior B. .48% Sophomore B. .40% Sophomore B. .29% Freshman A. . 0% Freshman A. .14% Freshman B. . 0% Sixty-three