Salem High School - Lyon Yearbook (Salem, IN)

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LYON STAFF EDITORS Jeanie Campbell Jack Morgan BUSINESS MANAGERS . . Richard Early, Edith Hollrah CIRCULATION MANAGERS. . Kay Willtanis,=Kent Orr, Pegoy Ellmore, Barbara Strauss DLE RARY=. Sharon Cauble Martha Bush Pets Gomes eee Max) tainkle Martha Ann Branaman Soll @ lat age mee = Ol sonsriutt Paul Rutherford, Barbara Menaugh Kenneth Powell ART : Dale Miller, Clara Roop Doris Devereux, Sally Smith evere tonne eee een at Allen Mary Jane Humphrey, Nancy Jo Batt Lenetta Smedley LITERARY ADVISOR . Mrs. Collins BUSINESS ADVISOR . Mr. Willis Wheels! Money Hunters! We have tried in these pages to capture the smiles and the tears, the hard work, and the rewards, symbols that will now, and in years to come, call to memory the events of '54. Early in the year, the staff was chosen to edit the LYON. As this is a biennial publication, Junior and Senior classes are equally represented.

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ee THE SALEM CUB He Is A Success Who Has Lived Well, Laughed Often, And Loved Much VOLUME XXXIV. SALEM, INDIANA, TUESDAY, APRIL 20 1954 - Mothers-Daughters Meet ‘n Eat Treat S ee ae as | The 29th annual Mother-Daugh- | gave the Mothers’ response. Rosa- Se eos oe on | ter Banquet held April 8, 1954, | lyn Llyes sang “The Robe of ed out fence posts that were un-| proved to be quite a success. The | Calvary 7 accompanied by Betty neccesarily taking space that could | 8itIs arrived with their mothers, Jo Martin. The Girl's Chorus, be used for farming. | and were greeted at the door by, under the direction of Mrs. Harry To do this work Morris Payne, | Junior girls who served as the Baker, and accompanied by Mrs. Chastain and Jackson Implement | Welcoming committe e, Herbert Simpson, sang “All In dealers have again furnished the; The decorations and: color equipment for these students to Scheme was followed through with use in learning the business of pale green and pink sare streams farming. With such outstanding | ers. The centerpieces were beauti- support he ful bouquets of jonquils. For fav- Harm Project The Agricultural class has been very occupied with their experi- | mental farm during the past few weeks. Ripple and Flow”. A play, “Betty’s Bargain” was then presented un- der the direction of Miss Bush and two Student Coaches, Sharon Lee marchonte of Salam NUMBER 11 Honor Roll FRESHMEN: Bundy, Roberta Evelyn A, 3B | Burgin, James Howard, 3A,B ; Campbell, Donald Ray, 4B Cochran, Sylvia Ann, 4A -Fleenor, Alice Jane, 4B | Garriott, Virginia Lou, A, 3B | Hall, Robert Edward, 4B | Hannon, Carol Jean, 3A, B Hattabaugh, John Wayne, 3A, B Howard, Ruby Mae, 2A, 2B An April Evening”, and Waters | Kendall, Leonard Eugene, 3A, B Miller, Etta Jane, 4B Nantz, Elizabeth Marie, 4B Pitman, Garnett Lee, 4B Rosenbaum, Janice Kay, 4B the . gbhchs The Cub, published bi-weekly as a part of Journalism Class, reports activities of w : : : ing,; and local chatter of value to the school. All items are edited by the class which aie makes up the staff, under the supervision of Mr. Marshall. This class is an elective work in the senior year, and work is delegated according to interest and ability. Wi class behind all this work and VPSisasg, ALAVULGLIViL, Giti DUVIL Mae | BeEvessyassacu MY sAvCery vw Avics basi, 2 AED WY OOF GF OYE AR: NINE ERR IR - -.| banquet go under way. A group; The new cabinet members were Share some. of his} Siar eave cae 'also introduced: President, Edith nre-|Hollrah, Vice-president, Clara ‘Roop, Secretary, Alene Burns, easurer, Greta Kay Martin, ‘lain, Martha Bush, Sgt. at | .s, Ethel Burnett, Historian, Tippin, Pianist, Janet Smith, Song leader Sally Smith. 1e main event of the evening FS presentation of gifts to ask him to thoughts and to com=- d him |0f Senio he | the ex- fan TF hillips. Peggy Ellmore, znt of Tri-Hi-Y, presented vith a beaufiful Bulova watch. : Barbara Strauss presented with a $100 gift certificate to er on her trip to Europe next Smiling through her tears, s. Phillips could say, was Ss was the workingest cab- + has ever seen. ng the guests who attended -nquet, was Mrs. Dan Urslar, was president of Girls’ Re- +, twenty-five years ago. the. close of the program, t Be The .Tie” was sung by nd the parting meditation «ven by Mary Ann Shackel- °’“™“D TRIP 1D YMION RS . Charles Rexroat Noblesville, Indiana, | by the Salem High | Tompkins, Loyd Everett, 4B Wiiliams, Judy Ann, 2A, 2B Yarber, James Orlan, 3A, B SOPHOMORES: Brown, Clara, 4B (CONTINUED ON PAGE 3.) Debate And Speech Contest The District Debate and Speech Contest was held here April 10. Schools participating were Salem, Reitz, and New Albany. There were two rounds of De- bate with Reitz coming out on top with a total of 301 points. Salem was second with 294, and New Al- bany placed third with 278. The Salem Negative composed of Nancy Jo Batt and Bill Herrick won their two debates. The Af- firmative, Clara Roop and Pat Allen, won one, and lost the other to Reitz. New Albany placed first in Dramatic Declamation. In Humorous Declamation, Ol- son Huff was first and Bruce Jacobi, third. Paul Rider of New Albany, Her- bert Felder of Reitz, and Keith Pollard of Salem were rated first, second and third, respectively, in radio speaking which was held ASSOCIATE EDITOR PE ADU EE DITOR Betty Jo Martin ana journeyed to, oe Curtz i New ae . ; | placed first in Poetry Reading NEWS EDITOR Thornton Boling ort helen ee Warren Stewart of Salem SPORTS EDITOR Bill Herrick oo | getting second. Phyllis Martin at WSLM and was judged by radio personnel, rs, April 9th and 10th. left Friday morning ; | In Oratorical Declamation, Her- EXCHANGE EDITOR = ee Pat Allen P20 scuenem Cinie |schel Walden was first’ with Bob BUSINESS MANAGER : . . .Nancy Batt ued on Page 5) Preneman seca, ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ADVERTISINGSMANAG HE Re (aaa ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGE CIRCULATION MANAGER FEATURE WRITERS. Norma Gater, Bob Branaman, James Mobley Lenetta Smedley R.Bill Campbell Mary Jane Humphrey The contestants rating first and second will have a chance to go to the state contest, with the ex- ception of debate—only the first place team can go. Judges for the contest were Mr. Waters from Hanover College, Don Martin, Ebert Whipple, and Miss IG EVENTS lison Brownstown ck-Here v Albany Relays te Wall Plaque Day Purdue for G.A.A. ; 2 Y Picnic Myrtle Esther Bush. Amelia Watts, Doris Devereux, Jerry Horner 4 Program Mr. Harvey Wells, speech and : chell Charlestown | debate coach, and District Chair- REPORTERS -Paul Rutherford, Carl Pennington, acai iain,” his bie desc eel? eee Eula Jane Rodman, Julain Colglazier .A. going swimming|inexperienced group of speech ck conference at | contestants, and should be highly aeenes seman sindaiateionnemeia uae cacaientiiarieee ine a arate bioibde ae arate oe : --.10Ver. praised for his untiring efforts.

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Everyone else could make mis- 1 takes, but not the typists. They had 1 to find them, and correct them. Even after the close of school, the typists ' had pages to copy. This wasn't much { fun when the halls were silent, except for the clicking of the typewriters. This is a posed picture: Mary Jane, Lenetta, Nancy Jo, and Pat never worked at the same time. We are very proud of our school in its victories and its defeats. We tried to play the game. Sometimes we lost, More often we won. The LYON has it recorded boys, girls, Cross Country, Softball, Basketball, Crack ere Max and Martha copy scores of the past season's basketball games. Olson, Paul, Barbara, and Kenneth check over the pictures to be used. FLASH! FLASH! Roberson! Huff! Rutherford!! Every event is a picture. We hope we have enough in this book to give you an idea of our work, our play, our physical plant, because soon, we'll be gone and also soon we'll have a new location.