Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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Bonin Up The four classes of Salem High School form the basis of our }early program. Training in democratic government and association with other people is achieved through these classes. Loyalty to one ' s fellow classmates is one of. the most valuable assets obtained by every student during- his high school career. The average student thinks that advancing from the classifica- tion of a green freshman to that of a distinguished senior is no easy task, and even the best of them have to hit the books occasionally in order to make the grade. Outside of the daily preparation for each class, there are themes, reports, and projects to be done. But at last the great day comes, and each individual will be proud to face the world and say, I ' m a graduate of Salem High School.

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Faculty ki Ji McCOXXELL Xo finer example could be found, so we propose Mr. McConneli as the teacher in a class in courtesy next winter. MILLER She combines work and pleasure by con- ducting her art classes outdoors in the s])nny;. Come on kids, let ' s all take art, especially in the spring. MRS. MORRIS She has come back to school to teach in her former home economics department. It is surely fiui to teach a half dav. MISS MORRIS Her sense of humor isn ' t hidden by that dignified manner. You will be glad to know Espanol if you chance a trip to South America, and perhaps von will meet : Iiss .Morris. MOVER The man who waves the baton in the air, ■ Ideating out good old rhythm for the S.H.S. Iiand. XESBITT Junior English has proved quite interest- ing to the boys this year. It seems as if ]Miss Xesbitt is to be given the credit. H -mm mm I PHILLIPS A person to whom the faculty and students tell their troubles ajid from whom they seek kindly advice. The V-Teen girls are always first in her heart. SCHAXLAUB Schaney ' s mathematical mind has been busy figuring out some of the duties of a school superintendent. This man takes double duty in his stride with wonderful finesse. SHANKS It balanced! IJy gosh, I got it! What? liss Shanks is always the same — a square shooter, too. SPEAR He is one who pursues his vocation during his vacation. ] Ir. Spear knows the news- paper business from beginning to end.

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President Donald Tatlock Vice President Dennis Gilstrap Secretary.-.., Ramah Lee Lj-les Treasurer -June Hottle SENIORS As the seniors receive their diplomas, memories of high school days gone by will flash through their minds — the picnic at Morris ' farm and the freshman partv which started their class activities in Salem High School. In the spring of 46 the} were the first sophomores granted the privilege of driving cars on their picnic. ith cooperation of every class member the junior year proved to be quite successful. They made large profits from the selling of refreshments at ball games, planned an hilarious carnival and presented the graduat- ing class with a beautiful prom fashioned upon the motif of an old Dutch garden. The picnic at Spring Mill Park was only one of the many celebrations which occupied the seniors ' time. The Piaccalaureate Exercises, Honor Day. Alumni Banquet. Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Day and last of all the Commencement Exercises are privileges belonging solely to seniors. n CO CO CN O CO CO c» en