Salem High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Salem, VA)

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T H E O R A C L E FLOWER COLORS Morro CLAYTON CROSS . . EDITH CooN .... MAUDE STOVER . . MARIE SPENCER .... ANNIE SPIGGLE . . HERMAN RHODES Garland Bates Norvin Boone Custis Bower William Bradley James Brown Fred. Brumbaugh Garland Carroll John Condoff Clayton Cross Robert Durham Thomas Evans Herman Fisher Edith Coon June Akers Virginia Aldridge Christine Ames Lucy Atkinson Elva Blankenship Maxine Bower Marguerite Brubeck Freshman Class Roll OOO OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Bessie Bussey Mabel Calaway Evans Campbell Mary Conner Vera Counts ' Lucille Cronk Elizabeth Dangerheld Reberth Darnell Helen Deel Frances Duke Lillian Epperly Hester Ferguson Frances Fitzgerald Melva Farrar Chandler Carst Lambert Martin Eldridge McBride Lewis McClung Baxter Moyer Clarence Pettet C522 ...........Violet Purple and Cold Esse quam videri ...........President . . . . . . . . .Vice President . . . .Secretary and Treasurer ...............Poel . . . . . .Historian ......Arlisl Cephas Petrea Andrew Price Luther Reynolds Lovell Reynolds Mortimer Richardson Clifford Rice Herman Rhodes Lawrence Short Robert Simmons John Stevens George Switzer Hunter Tyler Harvey Tyler Robert Thomas Francis Walters William Wells Ernest Whitley Julian Wilben Edward Wolfenden Rluth Naff

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T H E ci R A C L E Chapter ll. The short little past in the period of Sophomores has hardly become history yet. The Class roll numbers one hundred and Class three, and may be classified forty-eight males and fifty-three Activities females. More specifically speaking: An artist, a troop of aspiring musicians and a goodly number of others with varying degrees of merit. The spirit of the Class is fine, as is shown, not only in their work as Sophomores, but in all school activities in which we are represented. Our Class President was made President of the Lyceum for the spring term. Two of our boys are letter men in Football. Our Class representative on the Oracle Staff, Miss Louise Darden, was chosen for her good looks to go in the Staff picture for the Annual. We think, perhaps, our representative on the Staff was not fully appreciated last year, but it was proved she won her place when it came out that the Freshman Class amount for the Annual aggregated more than the amount of the Seniors. One representative in the Readers' Con- test goes to our credit for the year. Some changes at mid-term only proved that we follow in the steps of our predecessors. It should be recorded that the Home Economics majority of the Class carry themselves with distinction, since they feel that they figure in some of the biggest innovations of the year's activities. Our sponsor seems to beam on us with pride Ctill one Evolution Hunks on historyl. We hope to take off some of the various honors coming at the end-are we not Sophs evolving into Juniors? Jack Chelf is our practical demonstration of the link in the process of evolution by which a junior proceeds from Sophomore right on to a Senior next year. His classes with us no doubt are like oases in the burning desert. History just goes on. Our span of time must close here. We have been Seeking the Golden Means through the happy days of Soph life. Cwsar We have met Caesar and crossed over with him. There are other obstacles yet in the way which only perseverance, with the help of our efficient teachers, can surmount. But two afternoons in the week Clee Club bids dull care Hee. The delight of these can only be known by those who tra la la there. --HISTORIAN. f5lJ

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