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

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JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the school year 1949-1950, thirty- three pupils entered the freshman class. Ien were new members: Hal west of Indianapolis, Mary Carpenter of Linton, Jerry Hinch- man of Crane and Don Mowery Shirley Mullis, Shirley Moore, Marjorie Hasler, Mary Ann Mcfarland, and Vernon Mowery of New- berry, and Tony Hobbs of Iowa. During the year, Avis Howell, Shirley Gould, Mary Ann McFarland, and Joe McCombs withdrew from school permanently while Marjorie Hasler withdrew and entered school at Marco and Tony Hobbs returned to Iowa. Class officers elected were Stan Pickard, president, Hal West, vice president, and Ardath Osbon, secretary-treasurer. The class sponsor was Mr. Heckman. During the school term a weiner roast held at Brown's Woods, a Christmas Party, and a trip to Spring Mill were enjoyed by the class. The sophomore year, 1950-1951, twenty-eight pupils again assembled to continue their education. Betty Prentice of Spencer was a new member of the class. During the year, Betty Prentice, Shirley Mullis, Shirley Moore, and Vernon Mowery withdrew from school while Shirley Hall withdrew and entered Switz City Central Class officers elected for the year were: Hal West, president, Jerry Hinchman, vice president, Nedra Anderson, secretary-treasurer, and Myrtle Hall, news reporter. Mr. Briscoe was the class sponsor. Activities for the year included a skating party, a Christmas party, and a trip to Spring Mill. In January 1951, class sweaters in either black or white with a class emblem and the numerals of 53 were received by the class. On August 31, 1951, school opened with an enrollment of twenty Jolly juniors. During the first semester Jim Fulk with- drew, leaving an enrollment of nineteen. Class officers elected for the year were: Jerry Hinchman, president, Hal West, vice president, and Nina Bosell, secretary- treasurer. Class sponsors were Mrs. Alice Randolph and Miss Barbara Hickey.