Lyons Falls High School - Lyon Legends Yearbook (Lyons Falls, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1950 volume:

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F31 ,g fn w ll. 34 x-ff 011 'V '-nw 'amer rus pn 5-r 4' 1 ,L Richard J Noftsie Aaron Junior lasslcal League Clb Vice Dresident CMJ Student Boo Guild Cl 27 Intramurals Cl 9 3,MJ ay Festival Cl,2,3,H Boxlng C23 Lyonsite CMJ One Act Plays C3,4J Bowling C2 3,91 Hocxey C25 Football 13,10 Basketball C333 JolleyLall C 3 Ba eball C2,3,Hl Band Cl 2,3,ND fearbook C J Llbrary Club CND Varsity Club C3,NJ Badminton C2,3,HD Ping Pong C2,3,4l Wrestling C3 HD Na f1OI'L1 CLASS PROPHECY High above the Atlantic the silver clipper is speeding toward its destination, Paris, in the year 1970 My name is Una Olm I am a secretary to, and an active member of, an archeological society that has just completed a two year expedition through darkest Africa My companion is the former Shirley Weber. We were both graduates of Lyons Falls High School, class of 1950 We had not seen each other for twenty years, until last week Shirley and her husband have left their children home with grandma, while they take in a few shows in New York City I am on my vacation As to how we happened to be on board this plane, we met as contestants on a quiz program To make a long story short, we won a trip to Paris Shirley is disappointed because her husband can't come with us So here we are, looking over the passenger list nWa1t a minute, Shirley, doesn't this name look familiar? Yes, but it couldn't b Marian because she was so particular about having her name spelled with an A instead of an O, and this is MARION Cook Why donft we go see9n And, of course, I'm as curious as Shirley is The hostess pages Miss Cook for u Soon a woman in White comes down the aisle We recognize each other immediately We aren't too surprised to learn that she is a successful laboratory technician, with a responsible position awaiting her in London, England Time flies, and before we know it Marian is leaving, with our best wishes ringing in her ears Being interested in planes, we wander about, peeking in all the corners All at once we both fall flat on our faces A tired looking man, whose feet had been stretched across the aisle, trys to help us o our feet, but only makes matters worse We recognize this Specimen of human fleshn as Dick Noftsier Dick has finally learned how to drive his Dad's car and he has gone into the transportation business, nThe Purple and White Cabs,n to be exact Dick leaves us at the Paris airport as he has to return home in two days and he has a full sched ule to meet before leaving One of the first thlngs we do is to go to an outdoor cafe While sitting at one of the little tables we notice an attractively dressed lady sitting across from Shirley knows who she is, but she keeps qulet until the light dawns on me, it is Ruth Hook Ruth is president of an exclusive baby sitting corporation in New York City Her clients reasons for coming over is to sample the drink consisting of lf8 part wine and l 2 part water that we talked about in Earth Science class She said that it is as bad as claimed Ruth doesn't stay with us long as her trip is to be a short one After touring the city we go out in the country to see the exper imental farming projects On the way a man driving a sleek limousine nearly runs into us The driver is apologizing for the near accident, when we recognize him as Bernard Lallier, our apologizing friend from LFHS, class of '50 WPeten has become a successful farmer and launching out into the grape and wine business, and has come to France to observe the growing of grapes and the processing of wine He left his wife home to run the farm As he departs, he promises to send us each a case of his finished product, the very best, of course wg return to our hotel, where we find everything ready for the evenings entertainment, since tonight we are to dine at Antoine's The individual service provided by the chefs is one of its main drawing cards Our chef turns out to be one not able to understand us, and we do not understand French He vets a young boy from the kitchen to take our orders Later, we are surprised to find our meal being set before us by a tall, dark, handsome man, who said he has taken over our table because of the other man's deficiency in speech Vhile he is serving us we discuss our good fortune in meeting some of our old classmates Ye are so engrossed that we don't notice the chef had stopped serving and is tending there looking at us I notice him and ask if anything is wrong He lets out a loud yell, said our names, and then says 'No, it can't be, it isn't U Shirley and I realized with a start that it is none other than Richard Snyder, who has become a famous local chef ' e o S. O t . ll Y , us. are responsible for paying for Ruth's trip. But why Paris? One of her X . ' . ' is 6' AJS Hl6'7'0l?Y It was September of 19 5, when seventeen frightened, green, little Freshmen met with Miss Larmon, their faculty advison in the math room This class had a slight female shortage, as there were twelve husky boys and five innocent, but sweet, girls We had five old hands at the game, Harry Manning, Richard Baxter, Norman Loson, Joan Noftsier, and Edward McDougall, who tried at first to make us feel unhappy in our new atmosphere Harry Manning was class president Letters in sports were won by Harry Manning and Dick Baxter in basketball, Don Adams, Dick Baxter, william Covey and Harry Manning in baseball, Harry Manning and James Butts in football Beverly Van Alstine and Kathryn Krug were varsity cheerleaders We sponsored a popcorn sale We lost Donald Adams and Edward McDougall during the summer months preceding our Sophomore year Charles Davidson and Joanne Rudnick joined us Miss Larmon was our advisor again this year was this year that we voted on our class motto, colors, and flower The same people won letters for sports Walter Wasco was class presi dent for a half a year, James Butts for the rest of the year Our class social life in both our Freshman and Sophomore years was a Christmas party In our Junior year we lost Charles Davidson, Harry Manning, Dick Baxter, Joan Noftsier, and Joanne Rudnick Shirley Weber joined us We ordered our class rings and we were a group of happy boys and girls when they came We sold popcorn and candy, and we held a radio raffle Shirley Weber was class president Mr Sieber was our class advisor James Butts left us in the first half of the year There were only ten seniors at the beginning of the year Una Olm joined our ranks, thus making the girls outnumber the boys, even though Kathryn Krug left us We edited our yearbook and had few candy sales, and a turkey raffle We also sold class pins The same awards were won this year, with a few added ones Pf?0Ph'E6' Y 6 01V 7' IIYUE D Dick finishes his work, then he joins us The past comes alive for us in those minutes before we have to make our departure We have decided to get most of our packing done this night, so we leave rather early It is about 8 in the morning when Dick calls to ask if he might take us to the boat By this time Shirley has Joined me, wide awake his wife, Patty, are waiting for are finally ready by lO we make because the boat is due to sail in The second day out we wander us to pack our things together W the boat at 10 30, and just in time, five more minutes about the ship, without being sea . ' . It . a and listening. Without hesitation we both say Nyesn. At 9:30 Dick and . e sick We had seen a movle the night before, and are now looking for the tennis courts To our amazement, we find very few people amusing themselves 1n the sports section The director gives us some tennis rackets and informs us that most of the things are closed for the greater part of the day We get a schedule, and at the top of the page is the head instructor's name, Beverly Van Alstine, in big black let ters We sign for an early game of tennis the next morning At 6 a m we are awakened by a loud banging on tke door There, standing in the doorway, is a king sized tennis racket, but after another look we see that it is NDudeU standing behind it Bev had noticed us talking to the director, so she though she would surprise us And she did' Not many people can boast of seeing a tennis racket standing ln their doorway early in the morning Ruth is assigned to our tenn1s court, so we play doubles, Ruth and I, Bev and Shirley I leave it to your imagination as to how much the vanquished team is beat by CThe score was reminlscent of the Port Leyden LFHS basketball games J we have a great time roamlng the ship together, after HDude'sU working day is over It is with regrets that we part company at the end of the trip Because Shirley's husband isn't expected until late that day we go to my apartment to await his arrival On the way there we wander through Central Park The appearance of a man with a flock of children hanging on his coattails affords us something to laugh over In fact we laugh so hard that we pay no attention to the space separating us, when the man says HIt's no joke, ladies, I assure You N nwhy, Walter Wasco, are they all yours?H Shirley asks Walter had started at the bottom and is now chief accountant in a large firm We talk for a while and think how strange it is that we have met all of our class mates, after twenty long years, in one short week CM55 WILL In as much as we feel the hand of death approaching, it seems only fitting and proper that we should dispose of the goods we have come t call our own Therefore, revoking all former wills by made, we, the class of 1950, residing in the village of Lyons Falls, County of Lewis, State of New York, being of sound mind and memory, do publish and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT In the following manner,that is to say To the FACULTY, whose courage and unending patience has brought us through these four years of high school, we leave more classes like ours so that their teaching will not become boring in the future To JOHN TEAL, we leave many interesting quarrels and arguments about ADELINE To FRANK GROSSNIKLAUS, we leave a small cannon This is so he may never miss his target when hunting To JAM S WEST, whose mind is never idle, we leave friends who will cooperate with his great plans that seldom work To MARY LOU WALSH, a year's supply of the equipment necessary for an artist, with our thanks for helping to make our yearbook a success To PAUL ROGERS, a year's supply of vitamin pills so that he will be strong enough to make the grade of graduation in 1951 To JAMES BAXTER, we leave a special bus so that he can arrive home in Turin by 5 30 p To BETTY DEAN, we leave a special book entitled, 'How to Reduce in Ten Easy Lessonsn To BARNEY GAFFNEY, we leave much success and courage in his future school years To LAURINE CLAIRE, we leave many handsome men from which she is to choose her future husband To ROBERT PHILIP HOSKINS, we leave a clock That's the thing use to get to school on time, Bob To EMILY POTTER, we leave past memories of CHARLIE DAVIDSON and future ones of RICHARD NOFTSIER she can can get think of PETE GRACE KOHL, we leave a tube of paste That's the only way she any closer to LENORE LOSON SUE WALSH, we leave tons of determination make up your mind, Sue, it's been Uwill In or Uwon't In all year long To LEO HOFFMAN, we leave a pair of stilts There's always a way to make one's self a bit taller, you know To BOB McDONALD, a bit of something or other to soften your heart You've had poor HELEN in a dither all year wondering whether you cared or not Show some sympathy, BOB To AGNES GAFFNEY, our best personality is the envy of the L To JANET VIENNEAU, we leave pink ribbons How else could wishes for another year of fun Your F H S girls, WPorky0 you a date book all tied with pretty you take care of your many social engagements' T0 BOB TEAL, the admiration of the entire student body What a boy looks, personality, ability everything necessary To TOM LEVESQUE, we leave John Barrymore's place in dramatic art Keep up the good work, TOM To JERRY BOSHART, we leave the realization that he isn't the only pebble on the beach Other people exist, too, JERRY o . us : .m. ' . we To IRENE MOONEY, we leave many study halls with no work to do, so To ' . To . - To MARY TEAL, we leave more patience She tells us up all of hers living with her brother, JOH himself Popey's players MERWIN BRILL, we leave a recording machine so talk MIKE KOHL, we leave a bottle of vitamin pills spinach We're counting on you to be one of our next season, you know THELMA BECK, one of our best J V cheerleaders she has used he can hear and a can of star football of H9 50, we leave much success and happiness in the future We have enjoyed you this year, MARION MASHAW, and three more years of good times in L F H S To MARLENE WILLIAMS, we leave a lad of great understanding and wisdom about girls, the silent type To MARJORIE PELING, we leave an art studio, so that she may be an artist in her peaceful and quiet future To PATTY FLINT we leave many memories of RICHARD SNYDER and many more nights with m at her front door Maybe we should leave her a new front door To THOMAS SPINA, we leave a louder whistle to go with his stride We've enjoyed the happy tunes, TOM To MERLIN GAYLORD, alias Tac, alias Blanch, alias Joe, we leave a covering for his mouth so that he will not be able to talk so loud To LEONARD McDOUGALL, we leave MARY SMITH, his old flame, so that his ears will never be idle To EDWARD BOSHART, we leave a lesson in counting Counting, you know, helps control tempers DONALD GREENE, sometimes called String bean', we leave much success leave a especially basketball on the basketball court man who will go BOB MANNING, we steady, maybe a sailor dribbles To JOAN SNYDER, we we leave you leave some of his brother's talent in sports He already has accomplished his brother's leave a talL bright looking lad who drives Oldsmobile He must come from Lowville and his initials must be C B To HELEN DEWEY, we leave lifelong happiness with R M To MARY SMITH, we leave a boy who is considerate enough to keep still and let her talk To JOE LEVESQUE, we leave a lock of red hair all the way from Potsdam To BUD BRILL, we leave a better spirit about school and sports To JOHN VIENNEAU we leave much success You're tops students and faculty, alike, and we don't mean maybe' To JAY HOSKINS, we l ave a different car, one that will minus spark plug wires with start Now at the crossroads of our lives, we, the class of 1950, to the best of our abilities to uphold the standards of the Falls High School, begin our mission to Ucarry onn Lastly, we hereby appoint the class of 1951 executors of our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking all former wills mad 6 trying Lyons this, by us this In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed our names twenty ninth day of June in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Fi ty wouaswmm ,Z2.,.,., dadfv 0?-wi'-4w3fQw.7,.,tMf CLASS OF 1950 5,,,,,c.a,m-25124-1 Uawdhlfa GMA 77.y,.4,A WMWMMQWJQ 1Q...,dy,L.+f Zfieafffrfs Bernard Lallier, Notary To . 'ro ' To . 0 0 ' ' . as To . n ,, v To JOYCE McDONALD, who knows men like she knows trigonometry, we To . . an , 0 0 G I X FAREUELL JWDRESS Friends, Teachers, Classmates, lend me your ears, I come to bury the past, not to pralse it The evil each class does lives after it The good is oft forgotten as they pass, So let it be wlth us Our noble teachers have told us that we seemed to be ambitious If it were so, it was a splendld gift, And splendldly tonight are we rewarded Here, under leave OI our principal and the rest For our princlpal is a generous frlend, So are they all all generous friends Come I to speak these words of parting We've been a class, faithful and bound to win And our teachers say we were ambitious, And our teachers are most generous friends We have learned many lessons at this school PROVE-LRBS Visdom Shall Die with You Two Heads Are Better Than One Never Say More Than Necessary A Grain of Manhood Busy Here and There Ther's a Tlme for All Things Love Can Never Acre Grow Old As Good as Gold 'histle ard She'll Come to You As True as Steel The True Beginning of Our There is No Indispensable Ian Second Thoughts Are Never iser I Only Ask For Informatlon Better Late Than Never There's No Love Lost Between Us I'm as Sob r as a Judre As erry A t e Dav is Long Fe Knew 'hat Is 'hat The Klng of Terrors Let the ords Be Few Blushing Is tre Color of Virtue FAREWELL APPLIED h8PlOH Cook Joyce PcDonald and Joan Snyder Puth Ho Bernard Richard Una Olm Richard Beverly Jalter ok Lallier Noftsier Snyder Van Alstine Vasco Shirley Neber Senior Class Laurlne Clalre Betty Dean Barney Gaffney Frank Grossniklaus Robert P Foskins Grace Kohl and Lenore Loson Paul Rovers wary Lou Walsh James est Bob McDonald ary Sui th Emily Potter . . . i . 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Has . T entire S 'Hf'- w.. wb-7 - ry. oL.gn Begtemoer, 1G40 Tyemj as Z,.,1m ee. CT i , J of tHe fem? were Robert T. Yoslins ani Hari T ' ' H, Preslievtsg F Ad' Tressmlkiaus, Vice-Prfsllcxtg Elbert TCY gali, S1 SCHFYQ Lives' a,ello, Tveuw,rfrg d foli Teal, ' not lepregemtatlve. Uri. laylori ve: aivismr. Je sold CH?i:t:a3 curls, Qa:ke'bu2l pencils, date ani a rw5' bo'k: ani T5 Q11 elgmcez 34, Z1 ui -itziseor. .Jo Lal P total of f3fLQ l.. 'mr Zr':'.:11,Lr'1' .- tQo Qui of ilo yeuv. Class geibers ewje ed ln maij enirn-cu?r1Cu- lar evtivities. Our ,F Lotff Efety was ogr Lest F cial .CtQvitj. - - V ,, .- H, , ,, . . e 4 ,M U . A ln Je5lem1er, 1,,Q me were Miers. H are tl i-r5t - s in tLe history -T the SCQUQI ty have ear.4i eg ljh .X.ef to bt? rliis for the clizs. 3'a1u tke extra- 'r1 'lar 8-elJ:tl6S lvc-uie many of 'ur fri j .e wsei 3-JO of of? ohoy to p t '. o ln tpe ye lbl L Ani now we en'orlV aualt Lhe norr v - 'ur Jen' 7 ?res12ent........... ..... w Lo o 'ir' Vice-.resLlent.. ...S . 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Leo Hoflnan, Leonard IcUouvall, Jhlrley n Brill and Tom Levesque cane in from otner sc ools, oeert 4 Hosvlns, Jerry Bosnart, Henry 3axter and Bob rom tfe oyper clasees In October irle, Ann Totn, + o bank ro e. lf er Co e t rri' and Henry Dexter marcoed off to th el only ei hteer ot lon apter that, Iowville J ue, a on 'H Wa ekruarv from lelamazoo, It waen't too lo J ' Jack to ineteen Jer , faxin J Nltl orlf S in Juno, l W , olr se ool roo or H eel' ne 1 Q 10 r , wi o aes tx ell en, tnus ore re e 'est on err and Ted venteen. n ee Jneln fe o. few een inc ' S X act Sup or I acult o the reel an c Q 11 ga ned Jovce .C onal Jerw n brill fines affney Robert Hcoonalo Janet Vienncau Xies Katnerlne Hawlev Qlue and foll nmeric n Nea'+v F23 NSucce,o out Fever Re,laced 'Ir , N mx L .w 1, . 7 5 .5v ff y I ' I s :Se I 7 ' xo,: X - . 's w -v... EQ Qi Ye ff Q L L 1 X If , X Nuixinld-Q ,wax sf ki-46:1 J, AM x Q , N AX 53 Lxw ' v4 ' y rx, K UVQSQB kj? ...jg 'I O X ,'6ffgf??I -- . X J -X A E W v 1 X . 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'W' bar e atm M4 a Thrlpt Club to 'vel inarcs our or-owof: cl ,ex H p. xc uf' 1 J' t Q c aff' 1 1lb1 63 fzlar' 1 It 1' v e 1 e, we a e enior , we mm To l'lJ a W 1 f l wwe '1 .n fl e . Urlp f msn' ' ' ae an I la zals Urn r' t Che ha Oro fx Hn 1 or' , lm Jammu, obn t 'fe OW 'x 1 P me t lc, football rx Junior' 'Hs ml, 'f .D tp . W CCI F' Y 0 Vice ff' Q H 'W ' cret 1 Mfr' fu lord P. YD 1 0 .overt Islfr' o or o Llu lomz Veflow Carwlf on Clas Qrto. .. V O .lo c, lg., ' W . x 1 ' - ' T I x' 5 ' ' N x - , . 5 , Flrst I2'N'.f: Karl' , ..1ll' 'h -ma It P jjjf .L l n ,T ' r A ji Tmlly 23 Q' ..C ' . 3 Pa.. F . J, E1 fe, rx Row: Tiarimn Plas, .f . Ei gl Bama ' 1, - . , ' f Ill' I l' 1 f . ' 2.1 rx.- 1' . If l'.'.1'1, Hob TJ . U, Ziarv ' ff-l 'e.. r' Q5 ' 1' ' ' S and ' -, ' ' 'T' . lt wifi. L.-. R L - , - , , '- Q' f- tr' J Holi -. . - , Agfa Q .. h- L- .ms -his V 'tuu . ', ' -. ' . . 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W t A N 1316 A. 4' u ,'16'1v 9 6 F1 8.'1CL3 4 ' H213 1'7JLGC 3 fed VARSITY 6' U5 ,Je ,f 6L any, ,N QW cv' X aw Hn fl nn nv' uf: L xaf ,f-, I f Q 'Y1f'lC'Y'WQ 'I wa, fx H 0 X Q' A x VAR ITY CTU LYONSl7'E STAFF rv .14 v o , ,, A , nr- r f-1 L Q4 JAPFF VARSITY CLUB In the fall of 19 9, the Varsity Club, under the guidanc of hm Phelps, was organized The purpose of the Club is to assist the Athletic Association In order to receive a letter, a player must participate in one third of the games played lH any one sport Seniors will eceive sweaters if they take part in all three year. Cheerleaders three ears from the Cons ablevllle yons Falls same played at source of revenue for the Club levied by resifen Robert McDonald Xlce President John Teal Sec etary ea u er Barney Gaffney L YONSITE sports dx lg on lhe recelnt home so m lub e of t e ta dlng actlvitles in Lyons Walls Hlgh School i e protlr L ne Lfonsite Start d in 1935, the school paper was Publishe' weekly urtil lsfllo, when be an to make its appearance every second we K Whe Ljonsite sells for five cents a slngle copy, seventy flV6 cents a ear in Lvons alls and one dollar outside the village The pub icetion has a wide circulation and numbers amon its readers alumnl on fo elvn soll The Press As o lation and the mplre State School P ess Association r Barbara Adv1so a LJOWSLKB is a member of the Central New Vork state School hPWlH and Mrs Katharine C Gaylo d serve as to tte Iyonsite Staff Members of the Staff are editor 1 Ch ef A sociate dltor Lxchan,e ditor Art nditor Assistant Art ndltor Production fanaver A Res r er Ilnancial fanar r As lS+P t Wlnancial Man Hu.o Cditors sports UdlfOTS Reporters Tjpists USP Mary Lou Jalsh 'arian Cook Janet Vlenneau Susanne alsh 'argorie Lellng Ruth Hook Dat Lola llnt Bernard Lalll r Marr Teal W len Dewef Joan Snyder Halter wasco Llchard snrd Wichard t er Shi lev Laurlne Agnes Gaffnev Umlly Potter Dobert P POSKIDS Lenore Loson G ace Kohl Bet y Dean ana Olm Shirlef eber eber Claire . Ly 5 0 5 O N-1 O , 2 V C Y W . I LIXLLD ,G - , rv 1, 4 45 ' - rveo as a 7. . A X , lhe .1 151 ln : V ' 4- 4 A Uoailitllllili v v, 00000000 ITU r , -lr s r ... Ono . n outs, n' A , . S ,g. J.: 0 1 th .1,,lor o- t I . e , . '4- Ca . ll ... lo SQ 4. , U e'. ' 1 w ' u -, ' A L -v ' , u r . . 1 1, . , f . W . . - . D . ' rs 1. . u .. ' s C E . r . V T, w . . n S, ... . . . I' x LP. nl, J , 1. 2 a N 4 - n - li ... .... . ,. f. '- ' Assistant hd1tor..... ...JDE Olm S LL ... ...L-. L n - w ' A -, -1 nouns: - sec 7 W ............ ... M T . , . s . 1- loo ninth Av . x 4 94 -'Ll OOO! OOO VI? ,. ' 2 '1 ' P. L. 1 ,J t ....venues 0..- 'I' E' v x a 'D A- ,o .. .......... .. o H. W . : ou.. . 21 nano , , . U .1 f-I 1 0 N uv sh- L.. J use Q ... 'E' C' . - 1 er , ar l taOf, si r , ff 'I ' u , . ,. - .... ...M . , W . A .. 4- , C H '. J .I Kneeling First Row oecond Row Third Row Fourtn Pow Fifth Row First Row becond Row Third Row l O'1 Agnea Gaffney and Larol Casey, Clara lonler, fvonne kofts er, Janet Vlenneaa, Tom oolna, Dick onyde , Nr Jo.n Gleason, Director, Bob McDonald, Robert N noskins, Joyce lcnonald, Joan Snyder, Iary Smith, and Alice Bosnart Halter Yfaff, Mary Teal, Dana Lear, Patrlcia Cyr, Larlene Nl liens, Tnelna Beck, Helen Louise toox, Harry Nalsh, amlly Potter, Lureen Jordan, la Illnt, ind Laurine claire norman Nalsh, Robert Van Alstlre, Peggy nepturn, Netina Iclntyre, Fred Hoage, Ierl4n oajlord, nerwin Brill, Mar ion Masaaw, and Rnoda Snitt Harlan ook, Marlin faryb pr cy Ja.mecaer, everly Van Alst1ne,An1ta Marnnam, Robert eal, Tim dest, noger Maloj, and Cnarles Keleher Mary Log Malsn, Eugene datt, U3Vlu Visxer, Tom Perry, Jerry Bosnart, Ronald Loftsier, Irene Mooney, nalter Wasco, Frank doage, and Brian Bosnart BAND Bob Teal, Bob Patton, iarian ooor Patty Flint, onirley weber, Vary Lou walsh, and Mr John Glea on Bernard Lallier, Tom Spina, Una Olm, Ymily Potter, Mary Smith, and Janet Vienneau Tom Levesque, Robert N Hoscins, Ann bneldon, Beverly Van Alstine, Sue Nalsn, and Betty Dean CHORALE Z i.. N-A 3 B-' ig CHORALE LYONJ' FALLS NUSXC DEPARTMENT BAND The Lyons Falls High School Band was founded in 1935 by the pre sent Director, Mr John Gleason At that time it had a personnel of thirty-five and in its second year of existence won a second division rating in class C competition The Band has progressed considerably since that time under a series of capable directors, Mr Richard Remy, Mr. Howard Stoke, Jr Eugene Morse, Mr Eugene Gantner, and Mr Chester Barden Mr oleason returned to the Lyons Falls Band and Music Department in Hay of l9L6 after three years as a bandmaster in the Marine Corps In the past four years many new instruments have been purchased, also a complete set of uniforms A concert series is given during the winter months at the High School During the summer months the band plays weekly concerts ln the center of town The Band participates in parade competitions, fair competitions and has been a cortinual competitor at the New York State Music Asso ciatlon Festivals as well as a particloant in the Lewneida Music Fes tival held each May in Boonville Military or anization is used in governing the Band The present officers are Robert McDonald Sgt Majoz Richard Snyder lst Sgt Robert W Hoskins Staff Set This lS a choral Hi h scnool A study as well as the study two years this group three which had been CHORUS organization open to all m mbers of the Senior is made of choral technlqucs and tone production of all types of choral llterature For the past has been doing four part work instead of the done previously The Chorus has had almost as many years of existence as has the Lyons Falls Hi h School Fach Christmas it gives a concert of Christmas music which has always been well received by the audiences The Chorus participates in the Lewneida League Music Festival held in Boonville each Lay Last year Mr sleason formed, by strenous testing of ear and voice, what is known as The Chorale' It is composed o twenty members from the High School Chorus who have successfully pas ed the test given each September as an entrance exam This studying c 1 c gi en Tnls State Lusxc Festivals and at any outside affair where their presence is requested Tae Chorale is till in tne experimental stage but it is honed that it will develop lnto a fine singing roup group does much harder cdoral works than the Chorus and in 'a cappelan slnvi P Solo sin in is used a reat deal a tme smallness o the roup more indivldual attention 1 J - . . O . O P I s O 0 l . I ' - 0 , . I O I . ' 'Q 1 - ' O 3 . : oeooaaoooeaooo 0 ' . .... .... . . , . ... .... U . ' n U pw - 1 -J 1 1 .5 A .. .4 . . O. 0 . O J YJ O . g . ,,. I. O l A A I F' 0 'J ll I' A f' L, . Q . Y . . . W ' ' J HJ, 3 Q 1 rd be EIS of E f . 'T 1 . ' . s V ' group represents Lyons Falls High School at the New York , . O Ill ll S ' L . .. 3 Q 3 . , 4- ... ,- 0ff c. v A Ja x O'1I1 A1 COW T 3 1 m x. irpc ?Pvcr vx. fn 1 .J vw -4 Quhl ff-'A . v I. W .JM V Vu x.. .JCL ,. , -f. . - ,.:-:v 1-. ,A N. ,,. ,- .x .,.. ..'e,J '- sv,-Y ' A ,W ' ,.,. ' . .,,,-g'2 Jo- u'1j Qiburw lfI 1 .' fx J, ,' ' ' W -,11. A' .. L?L.1' Q . gvufx V: Tl Zary . M-'. .iawa ' Vfcr . ' .QSM I-W' Caro- G Q Q 1 Qarh A 2411 . lil' .- gf. .4 L ,.L,...t.L IWJ., .L.-.A if 1'f ,. 'i X.,v,u -vw Tw xv L W C OHDS o-my X xx. H. w, un -1' f. nxiIlL 1 Ax.,-JCI , :them omoQcvc, QG1 , hHI4OH 'mr 4. ta.-,j D. l faC A. ,-JL ..:'5 lr' v Y..Q'x 1. R J Y.-. XA ., . -c4.' 1 Tmrv' Yicnmc. M: .Sql .J ,lxxr . ,,a.4. ..e, ,I ' my M... fC I f' -.li '- . wqaf .G gamso .den West .. iv .. O .' .,V21Y'l. P flrw ,3.c-CK, n ' 5 TQOPQ : '- ,,'- fu -' Q First now Emily Potter, Beverlv Van Alstine, Helen Dewev, Janet Vienneau, Mrs Katharine aylord, Librarian, Laurine Claire, Pat rlint, Agnes Iatfnev, Mary Teal Second Row Marlene dilliams, Sue helen, Ruth doox, Joan bnyder, Joyce NcDonald, Marian Coof, jrace Konl, Mary Smith, nary Lou alsh, Bettv Dean, Marjorie Pelin Third Row Jimmv West, Walter Jasco, Dick Snw'er, arnev afnney, Bob McDonald, Bernard Lallier, Robert P oskirs, Jin Baxte Leo Hoffman LIBRARY CLUB irst Ron Ia J Snitn, elen e 1+ f ln UQ c 0 ala, Joan Qn JGCOUA ion w'l 9 te , A 1 t JUWIO? CLASSI VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Laurine Claire was chosen captain of the varsity cheerleaders by the members of the squad, who were Joyce McDonald, Janet Vienneau, Agnes Gaffney, Joan Snyder, Beverly Van Alstine, and Helen Dewey. Miss Katherine Hawley was the faculty advisor, while Una Olm was manager The girls added a few new cheers to their list and had their uniforms remodeled Joyce left the group before Christmas vacation, thus leaving six girls to cheer the boys on to victory through the coming months, which were filled with athletic contests J V CHEERLEADERS Five out of seven girls were picked for the J V cheerleading squad The girls selected were Thelma Beck, Patty Flint,Emily Potter, Marjorie Peling and Shirley Weber Shirley was chosen captain and Betty Dean, manager After a few practices, we journeyed to Old Forge where we helped the J V's win their first victory Our uniforms consist of navy blue jumpers, white satin blouses and white socks We have come a long way since our organization we have enjoyed our work and we hope we have, in a small measure at least, been source of inspiration to the J V team JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The members of the Junior Classical League are the envy of the remaining student body The League, a national organization composed of many local class ical clubs in secondary schools throughout the United States and its territories, was founded in the fall of 1936 The Lyons Falls High School Chapter was formed in September, 1945 The official insignia of the League is a sterling silver key, which is proudly worn by all our members Our charter, printed 1 red, purple, black and gold on parchment paper, occupies a prominent place on our Latin Bulletin Board HThe Classical Outlooku is the League's monthly publication, while URes Gestaen is the weekly newspaper We subscribe to both Our local chapter has sponsored several social functions this year without a doubt, the Christmas Party was the outstanding event The present officers of the League are President Joyce McDonald Vice Presldent Joan Snyder Secretary Mary Smith LIBRARY CLUB Hwhose turn 15 lt to be in the library thls periodon overdue books charging tray guldes out of order book cards are miSS1Hg passes to be slgned and so goes another day in the Lyons Falls High School Library Approximately thlrty members of the high school make up the Library club Under the direction of Mrs Gaylord, the librarian, they are taught the duties and practices of library work Each member serves as student librarian for one month The l9M9 50 officers are President Laurlne Claire Vice President Beverly Van Alstine Secretary Treasurer Shirley Weber 0 0 I I C I O . : O O O O O I a 0 C I 0 O 0 . n O O O O 0 IOIUOODOOIIIOIQOIOOID ' ' oooneoossnooueoo lllllil Dill Treasurer........... .......Helen Dewey ' I . ' OIIIOO IDIIOIII . OOOIOOOI ' Q-sean., - 0'vv ' O - H . . . . .' I llilllilillll .- ' Clsoloil - Oil ,e A , P4 e. l JUNIOR VARSITY eHELRL ADPRS Pl1St Row Shirley deber, Thelma Beck, Betty Dean, manager, Emlly rotter, and Pa? Flint 1 first Row anet Jie.neau, ngres Ga f ey elew 'eae,, pl anager, Qeverly Ja. Al irc, 'can DHJfCF, andLaarinc Claire A ' 9: :A 1 : V n 1 - ',' X I 1 ' v . , . R 2 '- ' 4 L VARSITY cm:m1.mr-Has ' 1:5 'r f'x1': fi .p '!'Tff1'wlX 2-1 - M ' V. -sz e - - -I . ffl i A. --Q 411 1' , , 'I 1-L MS jxx Xlclf-iw' as-. A-'N .-.-xg -Tzfixs 4-v N- I 54 f uv, x v , -rv xl UA- 5 'i x, 'U' .L Q1 4 ,M LOJLN' Om 1 H31 A Ov J 0: ri P: TWJ EAU S' ,H , A l fp! ,. The football team turned in a fairly good account of itself this year with two wins against five losses The team, composed for the greater part of rookies, had only a handful of veteran players Last year letter men who played were John Teal, Joe Levesque,Merwin Brill, Bernard Lallier, Bud Brill, and Dick Noftsier A T The Lyons Falls High School Varsity Basketball Team went a long way this year under coach Ken Phelps We not only met member schools in the Lewneida League,but even arranged games wlth non league shools This team cane through with an average season of wins and losses Starting slowly, the group came to greater power towards the end of the season N I O R B A S K E T B A Durlng the l9H9 1950 basketball season, the Junior Varsity Team rarely met too strong an opposltlon The team dld quite well, ending the season w1th 13 w1ns and 5 losses Wlth all the helght and ability of thls years team they should w1n a goodly number of games next year A few promotions are expected to occur, whlch wlll put some of the squad members on the Varsity Team N T E R C A R N I V Lyons Falls High School had boys competlng in badminton, singles and doubles, bowling, and gymnastics at the annual Wlnter Indoor Car nival held at the Utica Free Academy on Saturday, April l This was the school's first venture in the carnival Three local boys competed in the badminton tournament, after winning the area championship in doubles and singles Joe Levesque represented the school in the singles Joe was defeated in his first game w1th Adams Central School Bernard Lallier and Robert Mannlng, playing in the doubles, took second place After defeating Adams Central School and Fayetteville, they were defeated by Theresa High John Vienneau, Frank Grossniklaus, Robert Teal, Melvln Kohl, and Merwin Brill represented the school in gymnastics Frank placed fifth on the parallel bars for LFHS, which was exceptionally good in the qOVlCS group, because of the competition against schools A and B from which come hundreds of competing students The school's bowling team won the championship of the Lewneida League by defeating Remsen, Forestport, and Constableville Following this honor, the team went to Utica to represent the League in the Section III finals The team came up wlth th1rd place, defeated only by Solvay and Watertown FOOTBALL THEY J V BASKETBALL THEY V BASKETBALL THEY Copenhagen Dexter Beaver River' Black River Croghan' Adams Center' 'HOME GAME Beaver River Port Leyden Remsen Forestport' west Leyden Glenfiel C'ville Croghan Beaver River Old Forge Forestport West Leyden Glenfield Croghan' C'ville' Port Leyden' Remsen Old Forge west Leyden' Glenfield Croghan' C'vil1e' Beaver River' Old Forge' Port Leyden Remsen Forestport West Leyden Glenfield' C'ville Croghan Beaver River Port Leyden' Remsen' F 0 0 T B A L L V R S I Y B A S K E T B A L L J U V A R S I T Y L L W I I N D 0 O R A L S C 0 R E B 0 A R D PLE. iid Y WE -1. 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J. 7, 42AM Boom Little Women I Dare You Baldy of Nome Little Men The Beauty of the Purple Facts First The Deerslayer A Girl Grows Up Growing Big and Stron Another Beginning Honest John On Our way Everyday Foods He's In The Army Now From Earth to Sun Animal Friends Tommy Get Wise Sixteen Cabbages The Here Six Foot Shirley Going On So Big and Kings to Yonder Six Girl S ONGS Dry Bones How Soon Sweet Adellne Don't You Love Me Any More There l've Said It Again A Fellov Needs A Girl Baby 'ace Open The Door Richard Let Ne Call You Sweetheart Hair Of Gold, yes Of Blue Blue Ano Broken Hearted In hy Merry Oldsmobile Sooner Or Later Slippln Around Mule Traln Dreams Are A Dime A Dozen Littl Jack Frost Maybe You'll Be There Smoke, Smoke, Smoke, That Cigarette e Just Couldn't Say Good by Little Glrl I'm Ji hing Slap Her Down Again Pa You dust Have Been A Beautiful Baby Don't Cry Joe Ghost Riders Ir The Sky The Last Mile Home Homework Dreamer's Holiday APPLIED Laurine Claire and Mary Lou Walsh Francis Brill Mr Gleason Paul Rogers and Robert Manning Lyons Falls High School Mr Isler John Teal Emily Potter Robert P Hoskins Merwin Brill John Vienneau The Senior Class Mrs Erwin Janet Vienneau Earth Science Class Frank Grossniklaus Tommy Spina Helen Dewey Una Olm Barney Gaffney Bernard Lallier Joan Snyder Donald Green APPLIED Health Class Joe Levesque John Teal Helen Dewey Mary Smith Walter Jasco Joyce McDonald Patty Flint Rickard Snyder Ruth Hook Betty Dean Jay Hoskins Robert McDonald Mrs Gaylord Robert Mashaw Agnes Gaffney Thomas Levesque Leonard McDougall Richard Noftsier The Senior Class To Mr Lewis Jimmy Hoffman Jim Baxter Grace Kohl The lma Be ck Merlin Gaylord Melvin Kohl Irene Mooney Susanne Walsh Marlene Nilliams .............. ... ...... . ... ........... ... . 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