Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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Smile of Lieauty . . . Up and down the Alonon . . . hy so glum ? . . . Three lusketeers Scared. Avis: Chat session Kev of C, please Xoon hour Camera shy .... The round man .... Lunchtinie dash rt for art ' s sake .S.H.S. ' s I ' ommy Dorsey, Main Street view Seeing double Christmas scene The fatal move, Dog( tired) Taylor Homer Coriell Miat s so funny?

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FRESHMAN GIRLS Row 1 : Betty Pollock, Beulah Roney, Margaret Campbell, Betty Butler, Neva Simpson, Betty Jane Nicholson, Joyce Duncan, Patricia Harlan, Laura Alarshall, Carolyn Stephenson, Bonnie Robertson, Kathryn Walton, Peggy Rutherfor, Dorothy W ' inslow, Helen Harmon. Row 2: Connie Peek, Anita Spaulding, Royal Campbell, Vivian Lee, Mary Sullivan. Margaret Gardner, Helen Peugh, Jennie Robinette, Barbara Doyles, Olio Mae Brougn. Christina Hamilton, Kathleen Neff, Hilma Neff. Row 3 : Vir.ginia Haley, Ruby Bush. Ilene Bottorff, L ' na Neff, Lois Mobley, Marilyn McCoskey, Dotty Dennis, Betty Nuckles, Mabel Click, Helen Gilbert, Ina Mae W ' alden, liss Nesbitt. Row 4: Anna Marj ' Baker, Carol Baker, Alary Hughes, Nancy Sparkman, Esther Raigins, Geneva Russell, Faye Witt, Margaret Williams, Ramona Hinton, Jovce Cassidy, Rachel Lewis. Row 5. Barbara Willis, Mary Sergent, Betty Jo Peded, June Hawn, Neva Simpson, Katherine Wakefield, Iris McKnight, Carolyn Baker, Marjorie Willis, Doris Voyles, Thelma Morris. Pe.ggv Huffman, Norma Jean Lewellen. Beulah Peacock. FRESHMAN BOYS Row 1 : James Doyle, Glenn Knight. Irvin Wea hers, Ralph Hague, Franklin Gardner, Roger Lloyd, Bennie Hilton, Max Winslow, Bucl.man Robinson, Boyd AlcCuIlough, Alvin Hunt, Levaugh Morris, Irvin Huckleberry. Row 2: Howard Saylor, ayne Dowlin.g. John Luckett, Thomas Dowling, Donald Feree, Harvey Stout, Emmet Fordyce, Norbert Maudlin, Herman Childers, Charles Neil, Roger Hilton, Frances Medlock, Ray Maudlin. Row 3 : Mr. Gibbons, Carl Weston, Woodrow Dezarn, Charles Moore, James Humphrey, William Collier, Irvin Hamilton, Donald Maudlin, Edward ' eidemer, Willard Borden, Carl Smith, Allen Hawes, Morrison Lewellen, Robert Morris, Howard Saylor. Row 4: Raymond Baldwin, Llyod Gilstrap, James Herrick, Robert Fitzpatrick, Leon Tippin, Marion Aloore. Richard Hattabau.gh, Bennie Kellev. Sanford Humphrey, Richard ' illiams, Warren Bowling , Irvin Pollock. Rober: Frederick. iii8ii«ijfi iiiil ' ti».»» ' ' »i«few ' ' inriiMi ' ' - - ■i M iii ■ «i ill Vill-T '

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Big Wheels What would school be without clubs and organizations to absorb and utilize our excess energy ? We are happy to say that these groups are created to serve the interests of the average student : and, although some students become especiallv prominent from their achievements in these clubs, they onlv achieve because they trul ' represent their fellow students abilities and desires. The different types of organizations ajjpeal to the different individual, and he chooses the ones which pertain nearest to his interests. The typical student belongs to two or three activity groups and obtains useful training and many opportunities to make friends from these associations.