Lyle High School - Cougar Yearbook (Lyle, WA)

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Your words bring daylight with them when you speak. --George Eliot

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In Memoriam J i: v.JHf!S We understand death for the first time when he puts his hand upon one whom we love. --Mme. de Stael. Gary M. Sexton, a junior at Lyle High School, was fatally injured in a sledding acci- dent on the evening of Tuesday, January 30, 1968. Garyls quiet nature and ever-pleasant disposition made him well liked by all the students of the school. It is, therefore, with honor and sincerity, that this 1968 COUGAR is made in memory of him.

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Mrs. Sums Bullock Mrs. Surna Bullock is Clerk of the Lyle School District. Her duties are many and varied. Suma as she is affectionately called by the students, not only performs secretarial duties for the district, but she also does work of this nature for the high school. She can also be found acting as a chief cook and bottle washer, sounding board, counselor, telephone operator, chaperone, cheering leader for all athletic events, and many, many other things. Mr. George Goodman Mr. George Goodman, Superin- tendent of the Lyle Public Schools, has served the district in this ca- pacity for seven years. Under his leadership, the Lyle district has grown and prospered and has gain- ed statewide recognition for its curriculum. Much of Mr. Goodman's activity this year has centered around the building of the new Junior High and Shop in addition to the regular work necessary to maintain the school district. HM -.. . , I - umm n , . tw ' lu 1 . an aura' -' '.,1 4 qw, , , V 2lP..:t-1. ' . Y. Y.: pi ,.. aan, 'H '--RMU UWM Q0 -- . , I Y ls ' f gives .fel qw , I 1-1'2 .v f-'ff-'r .. .fi -'Z' -,1 E 1.