Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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PO. CORNET Jim Hilton Duke Johns J. P. Colglazier Larry Tabor Kent Fultz Max Hinkle Carolyn Colglazier Larry Thompson LaRue Maudlin James Yarber Perry Sampanis BARITONE Bernard Payne Kent Orr Truman Chastain Linda Settle Margaret Brown BASSES Gary Graves Jack Chastain G. W. Wagers MAJORETTES Phyllis Beswick Wanda Payne BELL LYRE Betty Jo Martin BAND OFFICERS Captain Marvin Batt First Sergeant Jack Morgan Librarian Phyllis Beswick Drum Major Jerry Settle Secretary Betty Jo Martin Treasurer Kay Wiiliams Asst, Librarian Janet Simpson Asst. Director Charles Burgess SAS SEA TROMBONES Charles Burgess Tom Trueblood David Roberts Janice Huffman Carol Kemp Kenny Baird James Barrett HORNS Jack Morgan Jon Markland Shirley Clipp Arthur Charles Carol King Charles Faulkner OBOE Jeannie Campbell Carol Thompson BASSOON Janet King ALTO CLARINET Don Godfrey BASS CLARINET Kay Williams Sharon Rose Cauble Martha Fielding Karen Garriott Eb CLARINET Barbara Strauss FLUTE Sharon Lee Cauble Martha A. Branaman Barbara Barrett Amelia Watts Glenda Bills Judy Williams CLARINETS Jerry Settle Janet Simpson John Coffey Jim Burgin Doris Devereux Yvonne Barnard Carol Zacharias Barbara Reynolds Rose Ann Brown Janice Rosenbaum Roberta Mull Shirley Weeks Margaret Humphrey Doris Ooley Jarolyn Smith Jane Gasaway SAXOPHONE Barbara Menaugh Jack Lee Jacky Starr TENOR Ernie Baird Paul Overton BARITONE Tyrone Terrell DRUMS Bill Ellmore Gene Bills Bob Brindle Bob Hall Marvin Batt John Devereux

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ROW 1: Annabelle Hoar, Charlene Bowsman, Wilma Sease, Sharon Pirtle, Esther Gilbert, Barbara Menaugh, Alene Burns, Saranna Brown, Nancy Martin, Sue Starr, Peggy Ellmore, Carolyn Colglazier, Mrs, Miriam Baker. ROW 2; Rosalyn Lyles, Pat Beasley, Max- ine Batt, Karen Garriott, Anna Fay Soliday, Ruth Cheatham, Sarah Setser, Betty Nicholson, Janet Smith, Kathy Witt, Barbara Wins- low, Nancy Sweeney, Sally Smith. ROW 3; Carolyn Gamble, Glenda Miller, Shirley Pirtle, Lenetta Smedley, Rita Shuck, Nancy Nicholson, Kathryn Day, Peggy Casey, Janet Simpson, Patsy Hougland. ROW 4; Shirley Howard, Mildred Pendygraft, Betty Hollrah, Bonnie Miller, Jane Burgin, Patty May, Martha Bush, Marilyn Elliott, Mary Jane Humphrey, Martha Fielding, Edith Hollrah, Officers for the year 1953-54 were: Pres,, Edith Hollrah; V. Pres., J. Smith; Sec,-Treas., P. Shanks; Librarians, A. Burns, E. Gilbert; Adv. Comm., S. Smith, P. Ellmore. [s The Salem High School Girls' Choir this year consists of fifty-one girls. Although music reading ability isn't required, some basic requirements must be met before a girl may become a member of the choir. In this group, two girls, Mary Jane Humphrey and Lenetta Smedley, have been members their four years inS.H.S., and were awarded a pin on Honor Day. No doubt the director, Mrs. Miriam Baker, often wonders if the girls will stop chattering long enough to practice their singing, because the girls love to talk almost as well as they love to sing. Apparently they do though, because they have brought home many honors from state and district contests. For several years, the Chorus has won first, both in the district and the state contests. This year, it placed second in the state. During the year the girls have sung for Convocations, Mother-Daughter Banquet, Christ- mas Concert, and at Baccalaureate. 47

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It's a pleasure to watch you and not have to write anything''-James Noble. One of the best bands I've ever seen, I'm sure''-Maurice Shadley. Tf this band would lift its knees higher, it could compare to Ohio State University Band''- Don Hanna These comments were expressed at the marching Contest at Speedway, Indiana, in October when the band won a first division, lacking only one point having a perfect score. Not only does the band march at contests, but they perform at home basketball games. At the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Hanover College this year, the band won 75 first division medals. Moving from a BB class up to a B class, and into tougher competition, the band received a first at the Concert Contest at Franklin. After participating and winning all contests, a two-day tour to Franklin and Noblesville came as a partial reward. Along the way the band played for several schools, stayed over- night at Noblesville. In April they attended the annual Southern Indiana Band Festival, this year held at Browns- town, where 450 band students from New Albany, Mitchell, Brownstown, Seymour, Bedford, and Salem combined to form one large band under the direction of such noted conductors and musical celebrities as Harold Walters, Karl King, David Bennett, and Paul Yoder, who have been selected to d irect at one time or another in the three years of the festival. The band has won the marching contest at the State Lions' Convention, was invited to the Kentucky State Band Clinic, where they introduced a new number by Harold Walters, has been requested by several high schools to per- form at school convocations, has been invited to perform at Butler, DePauw and Indiana Universities. Mr. Vaught, the director, is one of the main reasnns that the SHS Band has been ranked in the first division for the past several years. An I.U. graduate, with an M.A. fromI.S.T.C. he came to S.H.S. six years ago, and has led our band to a long string of first awards. We are proud of George Vaught, who has developed our band into the fastest rising band in the state of Indiana. ' a4