Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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el Chibs G4 The five Biology clubs, affiliated with the National Science Clubs, were the fourteenth to be organized in the state. The varied programs, presented monthly, are conducted by students. Members of the clubs plant trees and aid in Christmas cheer in the community; The work is supervised and sponsored by Mrs. Effie Mae Phillips, Biology teacherainiowlt oo, Fee I SPORE 6 TO THE OFFICERS OF THE CLUBS ARE: Presidents---Norman Anderson, Randall Applegate, Peggy Ellmore, Doris Devereux, and Kenny Baird. Vice-Presidents---Jane Fleenor, Maynard Morgan, Dwayne Taylor, Janet Simpson, and Levi Hall. Secretaries---Kathy Witt, Wanda Lyles, Carolyn Colglazier, John Rutherford, and Sharon Rose Cauble. Treasurers---G. W. Wagers, Joyce Boling, Jarolyn Smith, Judy Williams, and R. Hurtt. Historians---Don Williams, Richard Day, Linda Settle, Avis Brough, and Robert Fleenor. Critics---Helen Casey, Douglas Smith, Boyd Fleenor, James Barrett, and Virginia Nicholson.

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The Booster Club centers around that ever-popular sport--basketball. The club's purpose is to support and back the basketball team, Whenever you hear all that yelling at a basketball game, you can bet it is some Booster Club member carrying out that club purpose. OFFICERS for 1953-1954, were: Presidéentaen a. bt eo DLOCeer aCOOy Secretary, 1. my. ieee eo Per Bort Vices Prest =). eve, Gharles DULgess ‘Treasurer Sega = nee O DB CrOC en, SPONSO tT. Shee wane an ae Miss Richey and Mr. Marshall One of the most important of the club's activities is the sponsoring of the Booster bus to the out-of-town games. It provides transportation for those who would be unable to attend otherwise, and therefore a larger cheering section at the games. Several after-the-game dances were held, but the annual ''Soc Hop, of course, was the big event. One of the highlights of the dances was inviting the visiting schools. As tourney time drew near, the Booster Club spent some long hours afte r school, during study hall and any other time that they had to spare, preparing for the big days at Jeff. Black and Gold shakers were made and a new project was introduced--the girls sported pretty yellow carnations with black S's on them. Real ones, too. They certainly made a pretty sight at the games. 44

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| } } ROW 1; Fern Roop, Sally Atkins, Jo Ann Hollars, Eula Jane Rodman, Carol Jean Zacharias, Martha Bush. ROW 2: Carolyn Gamble, Mrs, Collins, Edith Hollrah, Nancy Jo Batt, Marietta Voris, Busy! Busy! Who is it that checks out your books or helps with your problems? Why, the student librarians, of course. Some of the duties of these girls are: filing books, keeping the library neat and orderly, shouldering all the responsibility when Mrs. Collins has a class, and just being general in formation bureau! STANDING; Mr, Oesch, Mr, Willis, Olson Huff, Ernie Baird, Max Hinkle. FRONT TABLE; Richard Early, Kent Orr, Perry Sampanis. LEFT REAR; Peggy Elmore, Margaret Brown, Jane Burgin, Barbara Reynolds. RIGHT TABLE: Jim Burgin, Charles Faulkner, James Yarber, Skill, plus a little entertainment and eats, has made the Chess Club a popular group. Meetings are held every other week in homes of members. Membership, open to any S.H.S. student, contains about an equal representation of classes, with Mr. Oesch and Mr. Willis, sponsors. The goal of each player is to pass the one above on the ten rung ladder, eventually reaching the top. At the end of the year, Perry Sampanis held this position with Kent Orr in the next rung. 46