Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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Scientific Homebuilders F. H, A. Row 1: Getty Pollock, Hope Bark- man. Arlene Bush, Patsy Harned, Lounell Spurgeon, Grace JJenny, Frajices Payne, Helen Felker, Carla Frederick. Xorma Kay, Christine Hamilton, Vivian Lee, Roy all Camjjbell, Peggy Rutherford, Xina- lea Martin. Row 2: Helen Harmon, Carolyn Robertson, Ida Mae Walden. Carol June Day. Shirley Boling. Myrtle Garriott, Ruby Bush, Florence Eas- tiji, Martha Campbell, Barbara Doyle. Virginia Haley. Marilyn Bowers. larietta Bowers. Jane Welch. Row 3: Miss Konzelnaan, Laura Rutherford, Kathleen Lewellen, Ir- ma Stephenson. Tharon Stephenson, Betty Thomas. Marilyn McCo-key, Laura Marshall. Lue Gilstrap, Mau- die Bills, Rosemary Haley. Joyce Nelson, Hazel Browji. iJelvina Ro- berts. Row 4: Martha Collier, Marilyn Stacej ' , Dolores Spurgeon, Joyce Rodman, Margaret Williams, Betty Butler. Jean McCutcheon, Dolores Weathers. Bonnie Stephenson. Car- ol vn Zink. Fave Witt. Delmont Botorff. Row 5: liene Botorff. Bonnie Howard. Wanda Pennington. Jean- ette Tii ' pin. X ' ivian Gilstrar - ilnia Zacharias. Ruby Moore, Betty Da- vis. Luella McKinley. Row 6: Eulalie Skelton, Juanita Sparrow. Louise Albertson. Doris Felker. Margaret Fordyce. Dorothy King. F. F. A. Row 1; Chester Sill, Lee Wil- coxeji, Charles Zink. Richard Caves. Guy Pollock, Jack Sullivan, ifarvin Ribelin. Marvin Xaugle. Donald ' illiams, Harvey Stout. Row 2: Donovan Brown. Herbert Worley. Lee Coombs. Miles Picker- ill. Lee Maudlin. Edward Holstine, Dwayne Miller. Justin Jeffs. Ralph Purkhiser. Robert Graves, Wayne Calloway. Charles Hunt, Morrison Lewellen. Row 3: Xorbert Maudlin, Irvin Fultz. Irvin Brown, Donald Morris, Robert Elrod. Irvin Hamilton. Tur- ner Xolan. Robert Morris. Charles Xale. Floyd Soliday. James Doyle. Edward Weidemer. Floyd Huckle- berry. Wm. C. Branamaji, Chapter Advisor. Row 4: Hugh Gross. Howard Xich- nlson. Robert Hattabaugh. Lloyd -Mahuron. Howard Lindlev. Donald Maudlin. Willard Borden. Paul Luse. T. J. Beatty. Jerry Rosen- baum. Billy Sweeney. Gerald Ev- ans. Kelso Hall. Row 5 : ' ictor Wingler, Robert Morgan. Bruce Miller. Lawrence Floyd, Robert Walters, Robert Hunt, Merlin Hampton, Carl Jones, Elvin Dale Ashabraner. ictor Branum. Ray M ' ahuron, Ray Rutherford. Marion Moore. Row 6: Lowell Ratts, Sloan Hall, . rnold Xichols. Leon Tippln. Robert McPlke. Thomas Cockerham. Doji Godfr ' Trowbridge. Xorman Myers. Keith Xixon. Robert Brown. Row 7: Kenneth Holstine. Frank Hattabaugh. Benny Kelley. Howard Savior. James Herrick. Richard Hattabaugh. Robert Stewart. Donald Morgan, William Colliev. Karl Smith. Charles Barret. The F.H.A. of Salem High School was organ- ized in 1941 by Joyce Konzehnan. The ckib has as one of its purposes the flevelopment of a good home and family life for all. The members ])lan and execute numerous con- structive projects each year, such as the Christmas Fair and Chili Sui)per. The motto of the organization. Toward X ' ew Horizons ' symbolizes the efforts of American youth to attain l)etter homes for the future. OFFICERS: President Carla Frederick Vice President .— - Patsy Harned Secretary Lounell Spurgeon Treasurer -— Helen Felker Historian — Grace Denney Parliamentarian - Frances Payne State Vice President Norma Kay The Salem Chapter of Future Farmers received its charter in 1938 and is now one of the largest chapters in The state. -The F.F.A. exists today because of a co- operative spirit and a desire on the part of farm boys preparin.s, for farmino: through vocational a.griculture. The ciiapter has sponsored many interestinsr and educa- tional projects some of which are the publication of ' ' The Salem Grist. ' ' a irip to the Purdue Experimental Station and a farm produce show. The F.F.A. motto, ' Tearning- to do, doing to learn. learning to live, and living to serve shows the spirit and sinceritv of farm vouth. F.F.A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: President Lee Maudlin V ice President „ ] Iiles Pickerill Secretary Ralph Purkhiser Treasurer - Dwayne Miller Reporter — Lee Coombs Sentinel - Edward Holstine Senior Director Robert Graves lunior Director Justin Jeffs vi Sophomore Director Freshman Director Wa me L alloway Leon Tippin Alumni Directors Lee Henr - Peugh. Marvin Phillips Facultv Advisor Wm. C. Branaman

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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

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Practical Education for the Future The expression on the faces of these happy home- makers proves that cooking is not all work. Eat while you learn is the thought of the girls as they prepare a breakfast having all the qualities of nutrition, attractive- ness, and ease of preparation. In the spring term the classes take up sewing and exhibit the fruits of their efforts in the spring stj-le show. Air. Branaman ' s agriculture classes are informed of the latest methods of scientific farming not only by means of textbook material, but also by films and prac- tical experiences of class members. The students are encouraged to use their class-acquired knowledge at home and to further their agricultural activities in the F.F.A.