Lyons High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Lyons, IN)

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Hwell,n exclaimed Miss Slack, NDewayne Cooper has just re- turned to Plummer, Indiana, from a six months trip to Africa where he has been on a secret mission for the United States Army.U n0h, we1l,N sighed Miss Slack, Hit wasn't such a dull night after all, but since I'm rather sleepy now, guess I'll lie down for awhile,U and as she does she begins to dream of the good old days back at LHS with the seniors of 1952. Siitiiiiii WHAT WE COME T0 SCHOOL FOR Ethel Malone: To carry home chemistry books. Bernie Crum: To get an education. Ricky Byrd: To fool around with the girls. Joe Bill Hasler: To keep Ricky out of trouble. Miriam Nichols: To think about Laverne. Katy Patterson: To see what Miriam and Carolyn are wearing to school the next day. Jim Campbell: To work in shop and to get our of class. Betty Heshelman: What do I come to school for? Marilyn Wesner: To look forward to the week ends. Jane Truelove: To get ready to go home. Connie Edwards: Because I have to come. Gary Earlywine: To think about a Linton junior. Richard Baker: To listen to the boys tease Jane and Marilyn Mavis Fines: To argue with Betty and to sleep. Bill Fulk: To get my old man's car. Keith Anderson: To think about plans for getting manned. Bob Koehler: To keep out of work. Bob Vaughn: To go to agriculture class. Ed Deckard: To attend band practice regularly. Phillip Haper: To tease a certain freshman g1rl. Dewayne Cooper: So I won't have to work at home.

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nNow,n said Connie, NI'll tune you in on Hollywood, where we will see a demonstration on hair styling.N And who do you suppose the beautician was? None other than Miss Betty Heshelman appeared on the screen. It seems that Betty was hair stylist for all the Movie Stars in Hollywood and owned the most exclusive shop to be found anywhere. And then Miss Slack got tired of the program and changed channels. She had the State Finals of the IHSAA and Lyons was playing in the final game. They were leading Tech of Indianapolis by thirty-one points, and the Lyons team was being coached by Bill Fulk of Bushrod. Lyons won the game and the I. U. Band was play- ing the Lyons School Song. The I. U. Band was under the direction of Eddie Deckard, the new I. U. Band Director. Miss Slack then turned off her TV set, and picked up the current issue of UThe 1962 Bui1der's Guiden. She opened the mag- azine and saw a beautiful home pictured. nMy H exclaimed Miss Slack, Uwhat I wouldn't give for a home like that.W The house had won first prize in a contest sponsored by the magazine and, to her surprise, the builder was none other than Architect Richard Baker of Lexington, Kentucky, formerly of Newberry, Indiana. She turned the page and saw an advertisement which read, UBuy your TV set at Gary's.U It seemed Gary Earlywine was now running a TV Shop at Farmersburg, Indiana, where he and his wife, the former Helen Morrison, and their six children were living. At the bottom of the page was Bob Vaughn's add. nGet your Registered Angus Cattle at Bob's Farm at Sullivan, Indiana.n Bob was owner of several hundred head of Angus Cattle. She glanced on through the magazine and saw an add for a new make of automobile, UThe Haper-6 N. The builder and designer of the car was none other than Phil Haper of Lyons and Indianapolis. Just then Miss Baker brought in the UMorning Starn. nMV,U said Miss Slack glancing out the window to see the sun slowly rising, HDon't tell me I read all n1ght.N As she looked at the nMorning Starn, she saw where the ship USS Missouri was docking at New York, and Joe Bill Hasler was the Lieutenant Commander in the Navy in charge of the ship. nwell, look here, Mavis Fines is getting a marriage license.n Wwell, her ambition was to get married and have a family. Good luck to you, Mavis.N WHere's another add.n NLet Koehler's Electric Shop do all your new home wiring.n nAnd here's where Jim Campbell has just purchased a new fleet of trucks and has a million dollar contract with the government.N And in the Society Column, Miss Slack saw where Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson were vacationing in Florida.

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