Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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Deadlines and Guides fo Bookworms Cub Staff ' - ' Librarians Each year the senior journahsm class edits the Cub, the school paper, which is published bi- weekly. This year, under the able direction of Sherman Spear, and Dennis Gilstrap, editor-in- chief, the Cub has ] resented many new ideas to the students. In addition to keeping the students informed of current convocations, athletic events and just plain gossip, the Cub also runs interesting- feature stories on school students and keeps the student on his toes with its thought-provoking editorials. Aside from the Club, the journalism class helps the F.F.A. boys edit the Salem Grist, which is a paper published once a year containing farm news. OFFICERS Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief -. Dennis Gilstrap News Editor - -.- Norma Kay -Sports Editors James Johns. Robert Shanks Feature Editors- Margaret Bennett, . rlene Bush Journalism Advisor Sherman Spear Business Staff Business Manager . Elizabeth Batt Circulation Managers Wanda Batt. Bernard Telle Advertising Managers Lee 2ink, Ramah Lee Lyles Business . dvisor - . Ray Arensman lixchange Editor Bonnie Stephenson The busiest room in high school is the library. Xo sooner has the roll been taken in the stud}- hall than the scramble begins with pupils on their way to the library. Airs. Clare Collins, the librarian, is ready to offer her ser ' ices to anyone who needs help in finding material. She is assisted each hour by two students who give their time to the school. The past year, two new sets of encyclopedias and school books of fiction have been added to the library. Librarians : Signa Shields. Talu Watts. Floyd Huckle- I)erry. Don Godfrey. Becky Fultz. Merlin Hampton, Robert Walters, Norman Shields, Perry Link. Del- mont Botorff. Jeanette Doyle. Amaryllis Watts. Elsie W ilson. Jane Hinds. Sponsor : Mrs. Collins

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Vascular Bundles and Synapses Provide Interest Biology Club Row 1: Vivian Lee, Helen Har- mon. Anita Spaulding, Dorothy ' inslow. Royal Campbell, Kathryn Wakefield. Richard Williams, Shir- ley Shull, la.x ' inslow, Laura Marshall. Mary Sullivan, Peggy Rutherford, Catherine Walton, Hel- en Peugh. Row 2: Joyce Nelson, Lorejie Winslow, Donald Feree, Franklin Gardner, Bonnie Robertson, Beulah Roney, irginia Haley. Roger Hil- ton, Ralph Hague, Emmett Fordyce. Ramona Hinton. Margaret Camp- bell. Row 3: Patricia Harlan, Irvin Huckleberry, William Huff, Irvin ' eathers, LeN ' aughn lorris, Shir- ley Zink. Estelle Raigins, Jane ' elch. .Vl ' elvina Roberts. Lois Stew- art. Lois Mobley, Betty Pollock. Row 4: Mrs. Phillips, Shirley Mileham. Neva Simpson, Connie Peek, Ruby Bush, Harriet Settle, Dottie Dennis. Margaret Williams. Tune Hawn. Olis Mae Brou. ?h, Neva Hall. Fave Will. Row I: Geneva Rus. ell. Christina Hamilton. Ilene Bottorf, Baibara Doyle. Betty Butler, Jennie Robin- ette. Barbara Willis, Hllma Neff, Kathleen Neff, Rachei Lewis, Nor- ma Lewellen. Margaret Gardner. Ida Mae Walden. Row 2: Na.ncy Sparkman, Thelma Morris. Betty Jo Peden, Herman Childers, Roger Lloyd, Bennie Hil- ton. Sanford Humphrey, Thomas Dowhng. Irvin Brown, Richard Thompson, Glenn Knight, Bettv Nuckles, Aiuia Mary Baker. Row 3: ilarjorie Willis, Carolvn Baker, Iris McKnight. Irvin Pollock. Carl Weston, Doris Jean Vovles. Joyce Cassidv, Beulah Peacock, I ' na Neff. Helen Gilbert. Mabel Click. Row 4: James Humphrey, Robert Frederick. Robert Fitzpatrick. Ray- mond Baldwi.n, Justin Teffs. Hugh Gross. Peggy HulTman. Marv Ser- gent. Once a month during the regular class period the Lyon Biology Clubs meet tor a profitable hour of study in the realm of nature. These programs evolve around a central theme dealing with such aspects of biological science as the animals of foreign countries or the plant life in the different regions of the United States. These discussions are conducted by the students and are presented each time by different committees. The club has on numerous occasions planted trees in the community and bought l30oks and pic- tures for the biology department. This club is the 14th Indiana chapter of the national organization and has as its aim to better assist members in learning science, to enjoy nature outside of the text, and to develop a cooperative spirit among its members. Officers : L President Richard Williams Vice President Roval Campbell Secretary Bennv Hilton Treasurer Margaret Campbell III. President Shirlev Shull Vice President Xorbert Noblitt Secretary Shirley Zink Treasurer Roger Lloyd IV. President ] Iax MnslcAv A ' ice President Anna Baker Secretary Margaret Gardner Treasurer Doris Vovles V. President Laura Marshall Vice President Louis Stewart Secretary . Carolvn Baker Treasurer Ralph Hague VI. President Katherine AVakefield ' ice President Carl Weston Secretars- Emmet Fordyce Treasurer Bettv Nuckles Sponsor: Mrs. Phillips

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Community Service and Good Citizens Hi ' Y ' -Senior Service Scouts Hi-Y Row 1: Lloyd Morris, J. B. W ' elcher, Howard Lindley, Marvin Rodman. Robert Shanks, James Johns, Robert Simpson, Paul Lee, David Dropsey. Gene Tipps, Ken- neth Blankenbaker. Row 2: Bernard Telle, Harold Taylor. Paul Rudder, Gene Carter, Duane Pickelhiemer. Perry Link, Billy Miller, Jerry Porter, Donald Tatlock. Bert Stewart, Keith Xixon, Mr, Blackman. Ru v 3: Ray Rutherford, Eugene Purlee, Robert Williams, Ivan Al- bertsou, Lee Pollard, Frank Strain, Robert Geralde. Bill Colglazier. Robert Tatlock, Marvin Phillips. »t t S ' •»-A ' Si . Organized in Salem High School in 1924 with eleven charter members, the Hi-Y plays an active part in the social and religious life at our school. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and communit -. high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y sponsors one of the outstanding events of the year which is the Father and Son Banquet. This spriny the Hi-Y teamed with the Y-Teens to receive and entertain some two hundred delegates of the Hi-Y. V-Teens and the Tri-Hi- ' from the other schools of the thirteenth district. Officers : President James Johns ice President ' ... . Robert Shanks Secretary Robert Simpson Treasurer Paul Lee Sergeant-at-Arms Marvin Rodman Sponsor; Mr. Blackman SENIOR SERVICE SCOUTS Row 1: Joyce Long , Joyce Rod- man. Marijane Simpson, Opal Xew- lon. Mary Kathryn Sullivan, Ra- mona Hintoil, Margaret Campbell, Peggy Rutherford, Patricia Harlan, Diane Chastaln, Barbara Light, Ramah Lee Lyles. Row 2: lartha Sullivan, Char- lotte Roseberry, Becky Fultz, Opal ' o les. Betty Xuckles, Mary Eliza- beth Hughes, Mary Burch, Eliza- beth Ann Batt, Joyce Cassidy, Mary Lou Fancher. Margie Wright, Bonnie Xuckles, Anna ilarie Bar- nard. Row 3: Miss Grenleaf, Wanda Batt, Billie Ashabranner. June Hot- tie, Margaret Ann Bennett, De- lores Spurgeon, Shirley Payne, Bonnie Howard, Betty To Peden, Carol Baker, Mary Sergent. Signa Shields. Miss Konzelman, Asst. Leader. Row 4: Harriet Settle. Helen Fel- ker. Doris Felker. Mary Jane Wells, Peggy Huffman, Jane Hinds, ilary Baynes, Martha Baker. ■ The Senior Service Scouts is an organization for older girls in the high school who desire to con- tinue scout work in a more advanced program. To be a Senior Scout means giving hours of service and help to the community, church and home. The largest service proj ' ects of the year consist of a house-to-house solicitation for the Red Cross, the making of Christmas toys for children in Washington County and the preparation and mail- ing of all literature for the scout drive. The social events of the scout program include the annual hayride, the Christmas dinner, the Sweetheart Dance and the senior girls ' breakfast. Officers : President Ramah Lee Lyles Vice President Doris Felker Secretary- :..„ Diane Chastain Treasurer June Hottle Parliamentarian Margaret Bennett Scout Leaders Opal Xewlon Bonnie Xuckles Elizabeth Ann Batt Becky Fultz Sponsors : liss Greenleaf and ]Miss Konzelman