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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

I CHESTER P BRADFIELD H R HECKMAN V. WALTER J WAKEFIELD E 4--K -1 D H VASS ALIGH BAILEY 5 'La 'S 2 BILL D AYDELOTTE CHARLES STREET OL! N MI CHAELS ,Q 'K BETTY MC DONALD MIRIAM PICKARD 6 ,W , .lb f 1? .QTQ - JV, 1 if -.. A is L ' 'v x X , Z Q' 1 ' FF Q.1?:,' , ,fl 1. g,fb.'j l V X 15 W,5gifVJ::yf7 ,. iq V 1 - A 15. .Q K , v -v' ,, A I ' 1? Eiga -T' ' T' . I an .L . I A ,QE uh., by - I .Quai lf, H 'X .f,. 5 ' ' . -. .sk MILDRED WELLS -4? f-so 5s DOLA FOSTER OLIVIA A. BAKER VORIS CARPENTER OVID KELLER 7 Class Officers W LULA JOYCE LAMBRIGHT Lulaballe Lula IS always found at work No teacher ever knew her to shirk Class Officer Minstrel Class Play Annual Staff Student Councll ,- '45 s t PATSY LOU VAU GHN Vonnie Patsy has a radical dispositon, To get her man is her ambition. Glee Club -------- ---1-2-3-4 Class Officer ---------- -- 4' Class Plays --------- --- 3.4 Minstrel ---------- - --- 3 Annual Staff -------- ---- 4 Booster Club -- -------- - 3 4-H ------ ----... - -- 1 1' Xe 4,1 K ve-ik JAMES DARWYN DUFFEY Dooley Why worry about tomorrow? Thus IS today Bask etbal l Baseball Track Class Officer Minstrel Student Councll F F A Annual Staff I I MQ' LORETTA RUTH STEELE Pete Loretta IS great In more Ways than one She IS good ln work and Enloys her fun Glee Club l 2 3-4 Band Minstrel Class Officer Annual Staff Class Play 23-4 23-4 3 , 'J ,f , t ! ' ,. N 11 P 1 , N- N A 9 .. J . , 1 1 , 7' 1 '7 74 V, I 1-Z f v 1 fi N ' - l 1-71 ----------1-2-3-4 ' ' ' ,L ------ ---- 1 -2-3-4 1 . ---------- ----- 3 -4 ' ' ---------1-3-4 ' . 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Basketball ----- - - - Baseball ------- Track ---------- ------ F,F,A, -------- ------ 1 Class Plays ------ Annual Staff ----------- 4-H ---------- BINNIE BOSELL Benny She will lead a domeshc Life, mx Because she has chosen to Glee Club Class Plays Mmsrrel Boosfer Club Sec Booster Annual Staff Be Hugh s wife Cub 1- DELORIS RUTH COOPER She laughs and talks the Whole day long, For lnfe to her as one Sweet song Chorus Mmstrel- Class Plays Cheerleader Annual Staff Booster Club I2 ---3 2-3-4 - 3-4 -2-3 3-4 -- 4 -1-2 I V 4 f . -5 Q, -----------1-2-3-4 ' 3 '4 ' ............. -..- 3 -----....--..--- 3 V! . l ---------- 4 -------------4 P 4-H -------------------- 1 ll ll c I sk ,, E ' Q --------------------- I-2-3-4 - .-..-.---- --------- 3 A ,X --------------- 3-4 - ......... .----- 4 ,I 4-H ....--.-------- ---1-2-3-4 ---------------- 4 -------------- 3-4 FRANKLIN DELANO FLYNN If there's trouble around, Basketball F F A Class Plays Annual Staff PHYLLIS ANN FLOYD 16' , Phyd Her heart ns luke the moon 5 Q always changing, but always there IS a man nn nt f Kung Edward ll find It HOWARD EDWARD KETCHEM Slceddne Ed IS seen In various Places, Especnally at 500 mule Races Basketball Baseball Student Council Mmstrel F F A Annual Staff Class Play Chorus Band Class Plays Mmstrel Cheerleader Annual Staff Booster Club I3 'es '!!fv'.b., 4 g rvfrzf' 3 'PL : ' I - I ' --Y' . .X . 1 K ' - I X 'Q ...------- ------ 1 -2-3-4 X IRA, A 0 . 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I ---------- 3 ------------..- 4 PERRY T SUMMERVILLE Jack Jack IS fast and very tall He can rude has horse and never fall Basketball I 3-4 Baseball Track Pres F F A Annual Staff Class Play PATRICIA ANNE NICHOLS Nick Pclttle IS the artlst of us all, At drawmg tlme on her we coll Chorus I 2 -4 Mmstrel Booster Club Annual Staff Class Play CAROLYN PAGE MERCER Carol Carolyn who ns friendly All the whale Always greets you with A sunny smule Band Cheerleader Glee Club Malorette Mmstrel Class Officer Class Play I5 X2 IM ,f CARMON AVERY PADGETT CGPPY Hls best compamons are Happmess and health And his best rnches, Ignorance of wealth Basketball Baseball F F A Annual Staff Class Play Senuor Class Hustory At the begunnung of the l95O Sl school year, thurty pupuls enrolled un the freshman class, ten of whom came from Newberry The thurty are as follows Those from Lyons Bunnue Bosell, Ray Bedwell Delorus Cooper Jum Duffey, Pattue Nuchols, Loretta Steele, Lula Lambrught, Avery Padgett Franlclun Flynn Sue Lancaster, Ed Ketchem, Sue West, Carolyn Page, Kay Lace, Joan Rowe Phyllus Floyd, Phyllus Prentuce, Gulbert Flynn Mary Belle Frye, and Eva Perlcuns Those from Newberry Tom Martun, Joe DeVune, Newton Guthery Bull Garrett, Margaret Autrey, Vurgunua Norrus, Carolyn Moore, Naomu Fancher, Sally Hughes, and Jeanette Lee The second semester two new members were added to the class They were Patsy Vaughn from Terre Haute and Charles Smuth from Greencastle Later un the term Carolyn Moore Phyllus Prentuce Naomu Fancher and Gulbert Flynn wuthdrew from the class The class offucers selected were Tom Martun presudent Carolyn Page vuce presudent, .lum Duffey, secretary treasurer and Sue West, news reporter The class sponsor was Mr Heclcman The class enloyed two partues durung the furst semester, a Halloween party and a Chrustmas party, both of whuch were held at the school buuldung The class enuoyed a trup to Sprung Mull State Park the second semester The sophomore year, l95l 52 found only seventeen pupuls enrolled un the class Newberry Hugh School was transferred to Swutz Cuty Hugh School thus year There was only one new member the group, Sharon Mutchell from Loogootee Hugh School We lost four puplls dururug the summer They enrolled un the dufferent hugh schools They are as follows Franklun Flynn to Swutz Cuty Hugh School, Sue West to Plaunvulle Hugh School Sue Lancaster to Mutchell Hugh School, and Charles Smuth to Greencastle Hugh School Later un the term Mary Belle Frye moved to Bloomfueld where she entered school Officers selected for the year were Eddue Ketchem, presudent Loretta Steele vuce presudent Lula Lambrught, secretary treasurer, and Carolyn Page, news reporter The class sponsor was Mr Heckman The furst semester a wuener roast was held on Doyle Pages s property The second semester the class enloyed a trup to Sprung Mull State Park ln 1952, suxteen lunuors were enrolled at Lyons Hugh School The class lost two Students They were Joan Rowe, who entered Swutz Cuty Hugh School and Eva Perkuns, who moved to lnduanapolus to enter hugh school There were two new members of the class They were Jack Summervulle from Aruzona, who had attended Chandler Hugh School and Phulup Mercer, who attended Quuncy Hugh School 16 I C . : : I I I I , . 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The class officers were Phulnp Mercer, presudent Jnm Duffey, vuce presndent Sharon Mutchell, secretary treasurer and Loretta Steele, news reporter Mrs Allce Randolph Bailey was class sponsor The lunxor class raised money by conducting a magaznne drlve The highest salesman was Delorns Cooper The class sold Chrustmas cards and also pop corn hot dogs, and :ce cream at the basketball games A wlener roast was held un the Lyons Local Park the first semester The second semester the class enloyed a trlp to Sprung Mull State Park At the close of the year the IUDIOFS entertained the semors wuth a reception at the Amerucan Legnon Hall of Lyons on May 8 T953 On August 27 1953 slxteen semors returned to Lyons Hugh School Franklin Flynn returned to Lyons Hugh School after spendxng has sophomore and lunnor years at Swltz Cnty Hugh School Carolyn Page had marrned durung the summer and by special permlsslon as takmg only one subgect so that she may graduate wlth the class Class offlcers selected were Patsy Vaughn, presudent Jam Duffey, vlce president Loretta Steele, secretary treasurer Lula Lambrught, assustant secretary treasurer The class sponsor ns Mr D H Vass The semors sponsored the Halloween carnnval and also had the concessuon stand at the home basketball games The class enloyed a Chrnstmas party on December 2I, at the home of Mr The class as looknng forward to the Baccalaureate services on May I6 and the Commencement exercises on May I8 We are also Iookmg forward to the reception held on May I4 Can You lmagnne RAY BEDWELL not goung to Bloomfield or the Lnghthouse BINNIE BOSELL not having the navy well represented PHYLLIS FLOYD belng In classes on time LORETTA STEELE not bemg nn a duther over sensor money and Paul SHARON MITCHELL with short, blond haur, and belng chubby JACK SUMMERVILLE not wearmg hus Ievns and boots D H VASS getting up on the rught svde ofthe bed ED KETCHEM rooting for the Dodgers PHIL MERCER not golng home third period In the mormng PATSY VAUGHN belng able to hold order at a senlor class meetlng LULA LAMBRIGHT not huntmg for the pop case keys DELORIS COOPER not going with a certam Dugger boy AVERY PADGETT not hndmg the pop keys from Lula and Delorls FRANKLIN FLYNN not talking about has lady frnends KAY LACE without her bleached halr JIM DUFFEY wlthout a Tom? PATTI NICHOLS with long, curly hair I7 : .. . I . . . I - 5 . . ' ' I , . I I . . . . . . : . P . . . 7 - I - . . . . . and Mrs. D. H. Vass. . . . I . . O C O 1 . . . . : . . E 0 Class Prophecy My dear Mr Vass Are you enloying your position as Speaker of the House? I was very glad to hear that you have changed your polntucsl I? I lust came back from a delayed and much wanted vacation I was down around the old community and school where we had so many good times I ran into some of the old classmates who have not ventured somewhere else for their fortune, and I thought you might be interested in their whereabouts While shopping in Bloomfield one day, I met none other than the used to be Blnnne Bosell She told me she married Hugh Branson and they have a little Branson She told me that Edward Ketchem was in New York We had quite a laugh You know what a Yankee fan Eddie was He now owns the Yankees He was married to the daughter of the Brooklyn Dodgers manager, but their marriage failed when he caught her drilling holes In his team s bats I also chanced to meet Ray Bedwell and Jack Summerville They were telling me about their new Diesel Trucking Lines They have set a new record for safety and speed in coast to coast freight hauling They told me about Snr Frank Flynn He IS planning an expedition to Africa to bring back some animals for the Lyons Zoo which is owned by his former classmate, Avery Padgett Avery is planning eventually to make the Lyons Zoo, which IS the third one he has organized, the world s largest while I WGS In Newberry, Indiana, on business, I met Lula Lambrlght, who IS now Swrtz Cnty has consolidated with Newberry Newberry is now a prosperous community, since the addition of an atom bomb plant to the fair city Phil Mercer is manager over the plant He is making S200 O00 a year H s 'ob takes him all over the world Phil is not married as yet, but IS stall hoping He rs one ofthe country s most eligible bachelors, and this year was voted the best-dressed man for I960 I was window shopping when I bumped into Kay Lace She told me that she was living on a farm west of Worthington and is very happy and that Phyllls Floyd and Patsy Vaughn were operatmg a glamorous night club in Hollywood, Callfomla Phyllis rs gettmq manned on the fifth of June and gomg to Paris on her honeymoon, and, as usual, no one knows who the guy is Patsy rs still unmarried, but not for long, from what I hear I stopped in Bloomfield on my way home I ran into Pattle Nichols Edwards and since she IS a money making fashion designer, she bought me a cup of coffee I learned from her that Loretta Steele as secretary for the President of the United States She is now married to the president of Purdue University I had lust gotten home and settled myself in an easy chalr, when the doorbell rang When I opened the door who should be standing there but .llm Duffey He IS now playing ball with the New York Kmckerbockers I8 . , . . . . . . . , . , . . . l l I I I I I O O ' I principal of the Newberry High School. Lula has charge over quite a few pupils, since . . I . . 0 . . I . i , . . . . . . . I . 7 I . . . . - Do you remember hat tall dark handsome black hatred bookkeeprng teacher? Mr Street was hns name Eadle sold he met Mr Street whlle he was maklng an appearance Tulip Indsana Mr Street IS now un the prosperous buslness of selllng double bubble gum, and xt s maktng S500 OOO a year I thunk that IS quute a Ittt from hrs wages whsle he was teachtng school and Ilfnng an a tent I hope that he and hts wtfe can survlve on hu present salary At the present I have a contract wuth the Chicago Sensor Hugh School, teaching vocattonal home economics I m to be married the Hfth of May but I plan to go on wnth my teaching If you re efer un Chncago, look me up Sincerely yours Delorls Cooper There used to be a slgn near the Lyons Hugh School butldlng whuch stated Under thus nn a chlldlsh scribble was wrttten Mr Voss Delorus Mr Vass Delorts Mr Street Avery Frank Mlcheals Jack Walt tor a teacher kiiiiifiiikikii What great event took place ID l89O'7 Lincoln was born What happened In I8I2'9 Why uh er Lincoln was three years old iikkki kkikiikkk Ed what IS s synonyrn'7 A word you use when you can t spell the ikkikikkkkiik Dad the storm damage your barn last nng I don Y know I haven t found It yet kiiiikifikkii What as the best way to remove varmsh'? Take out the r and make lt vanish I9 ah 9 ef' ODS I I I I - I I ' all I . I . a u - u u Q X I , , . . . , . . ' I School Zone--Don't Kill a Child. I . : , ' . Ed: ' t , : ' ' ht. : ' . ' ' . Senaor Class Wall We the Senaor Class of l954 of Lyons Hagh School, beang of sound body and mand do publash and declare thas to be our last Wall and Testament the faculty, we leave the memory ofa bunch of stankers Mr Vaughn we leave all the paeces of paper that have been dascarded on the floor and a e screws whach we have so carefully removed from the desks the aunaors, we wall our broken pop machanes candy cases and headaches the sophomores, we wall all of our unused textbooks the freshmen, we leave our abalaty to be very green I Jack Summervalle wall my heaght to Lou Ulrach I Deloras Cooper, wall my abrlray to argue wath Mr Vass to John Mercer I Ed Ketchem wall my Interest an the Yankees to Ed Wraght I Lula Lambraght, wall my abrlrfy to pop my gum an govemment class to Carolyn Good and I wash her luck along wath at I Sharon Matchell, wall my long black tresses to any of the boys who happen to have crew cuts Ray Bedwell wall my house ara the country to Tommy Joe Bedwell I Phyllas Floyd, gave to Leota Johnson my Englash abalaty l Pattae Nachols, wall my formula for aggravatang class members to Lando Mullas I Kay Lace, wall my red and whate car to anyone who can stand to look at at wathout goang bland 20 l C I . . . . I z To ' . To . , ' ' ll th ' . To . . . . I D To ' . To . . . I . I . . . . 1 o a I I . . . . . I . . . . . I I I, , ' ' . , . I . . . . . . ' I l Bxnnue Bosell wall my fuve letters a day from the navy to Ruby White l Patsy aughn wull to any of the brotherless girls, twln brothers I Lore' a Steele wnll my efforts to collect money from the Senrors of l954 to anyone who has the Phul Mercer my nightmares caused by the l954 edntuon of The Lyons Lions to the next edator In chlef Jim Duf ey, wa my copylng abnllty nn bookkeeping to Nina Ray Now she won t have work so hard l Avery Padgett wlll my chewing gum wrappers to the next Boy Scout paper drnve Thev should get rlch quick l Frank Flynn will my desk carving abuluty to Merlyn Strosnnder ln witness thereof, we have hereto subscribed our name and seal thus twelfth day of May IU the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and flfty four Sngned Ld! 79 Attestmg Wxtnesses Sei'-Qs. X552 M Avery Frank Kay uss a Jack a Jack a ls It bad luck to have a cat follow you? That depends on whether you re a man or a mouse I want a double banana split wnth whlpped cream marshmallow, and nuts on top Would you luke a cherry on top too? nol l m on a et What drd you get nn hlstory? l dnd what Columbus dad What s that? l went down an history 21 W . . . I A 1 ' l l f JY' I, ' , will ' ' ' ' I, . f .H . . . . . . l , I I . C b . . . . ' : N-A---V--Lff.T f 2 ,, . . . I l ,I R 2 ll ' I ll K y: oh, ' as . R II ' ' :ll R Il ' ' all i ff' Lecture Guess who. Will I goduote? Cough!! w0I kIY'1Q97?9?9? B I X :Elm Jus? finished Woodworking Hovnng fun'7 .4 r - ' X' ' F 'H 1 P Va 1 , . 1 :Z 7 . Q 6 1 ' 'ii A - . .,. , 1 L -' ' 1 .. ' Q I I ' I I. 'LV k . . S PERRY AUSMAN JO NICHOLS SHERRY LEAVITT NINA RAY LEOTA JOHNSON FRANK FOX DOROTHY PUCKETT BOB PATTERSON CLYDE TIBBETT RICHARD HASLER WILLIAM ALLEN0' JUNIOR ALLEN JOE ULRICH DON DAYHOFF CARL STROSNIDER DON GIBSON NOT SHOWN DELMAR O'NEAL CAROLYN GOAD naz.l Juniors 'LJ cv R. pg I!! JQI 5. N! 9 E431--H l I 4- iw Junior Class History At the beginning of the year the juniors sponsored the annual magazine drive. The class was divided into two teams, the Reds and the Blues. Nina Ray was the chairman of the Reds and Sherry Leavitt was the chairman of the Blues Don Dayhoff was the manager of both teams Sherry Leavitt received the prize for the highest salesman for the first day, .but Nina Ray was the highest salesman of the complete drive The Red s team won the drlve The class also helped the seniors with the Halloween Carnival and sold pop com at the home ball games The class selected the following officers for the year Sherry Leavitt, president Nina ay, vice president, Don Dayhoff, secretary, and Joe Ulrich, treasurer The class sponsor as Mr Street Instead of having a class play, the rumors sponsored a circus, November l9 The class received their class rings in November Snapshots Get busy F' Look at the birdie L aff 'VW L. vlsnor Hurry, you re latel 26 . , . . . . : . . i . R . . . i Lt 4, 1 ' P., . i K AYx:v ' 1 I Crowmng the queen. 15- ,- UI A . U . R L 1 T-7' QC 1 ' X pg L V A -Q ' -.x'. . ,1 ,' X Z ' , I l I' P vi . - i n n I A ARLENE SCOTT LOU ULRICH JANICE ALLEN EDWIN WRIGHT DAVID MARTINDALE LINDA MULLIS PHILLIP YORK PATSY RYDE NBARK MARY RUTH FLYNN MERLYN STROSNIDER SHIRLEY FRYE HUGH ENICHS GARY BRINSON VIRGINIA WATSON LAMARR GRIFFITH Sophomores fa ,,. 1 x I po. ,. , ., I I I . 27 me-3 ,,,,...--if skf' ,Q -Q. xii .J Sophomore Classlihlory The sophomore class of l953-54 began the school year with an enrollment of fifteen students, eight boys and seven girls. One new student, Mary Ruth Flynn, entered from Switz City Central. The class elected officers the first semester. They were: Janice Allen, president, Hugh Enichs, vice-president, Linda Mullis, secretary, and David Martindale, treasurer. The class sponsor is Mr. Michaels. The SOpl'1Om0I'e Cl0S5 had The fortune-telling stand at the Halloween carnival. The sophomore and freshman home economics foods class gave the Christmas party in the home economics dining room, December l4, for their mothers. The class enioyed a Christmas party December 22. Snapshots ISV il Just resting Cool water Now smile .af s 3 nl v 1, - .KT 7 ..,, 1 ,U1.fjf 1 Fx! lui X Caught in the act W. V I . Y: 1..- r Having fun? ...i'..i-asv: T 55'T'7' Six ft. Freshmen DOROTHY ROLLISON NILAND :mea MARYLIN BRAUN RAY CARPENTER 1, :VA 5 , L. . vt BARBARA wmcm snucz OSBON JOYCE STROSNIDER TOMMY BEDWELL LINDA BROWN DON JONES PATTY HESHLEMAN JOHN MERCER 'Q in-v. PAUL CARPENTER PAT HIGGINS NORMAN SHEPHERD ALVIN BOSELL D 1' N nun Q- -' 5' Nor SHOWN: fl t STANLEY ALLEN N .: ' .A fi I wi . Freshman, Class History The freshman class enrollment at the beginning of the school year was I7. There are seven girls andfre and ten boys. The class has earned money by having two bake sales and a stand at the Halloween camival . The boys and girls enjoyed o Christmas party and gift exchange. They are planning a Valentine party and a trip at the end of the school term. 29 f 5-'SY Farsi Down Studymg??????????????? 74' What goes? ? ? Antucs Lend me your earll Stuck up 'S Checknng the record Bookkeeping? 'P 30 Business cssoclafes 5 .1 Flshmg?????? L . H . S . ' V 'T . A' ',T V ' I 5 mb 'gfwrn ,. , ' EP . K . .+ X J - -1- e-X' ' 'ff . ' g ' ' I -- -fQ,-' , Q! ' if 1 - A ' M, a gg , x . f, az , 0, 'L 53 F v 1 . Y X 3 W gg., ' ' . 1. 'J Snapshots LJ 5,-v MY THIS IS HEAVY gl 1 G PHY ED CLASS 1952 53 SENIOR PARTY .M OLD FRIENDS STREET WORKING IHAII WHAT S UP? ? 'P BASHFUL A LET S GO SEE THE SPOOKS 31 JR HGH , .ax A f v IWINS? ? P5 A-1- SAY CHEESE N SENIORS cuums fd I - 1- ANNUAL! HO! HUM! L. H.S. Antics I-,qv-w-' S qv 5 WADING TAKING IT EAW! X I 5 1 Q J 5 TRAVELING??? FRIENDS F6REVER D. C. 8- P. V. THINKING? ' I V M Q ,A ENJOYING LIFE , WAKE urn WHAT S NEW 32 V 47 .e 'sv' '-' Q0 Sloppy Joe Y fl! 7.43- Molorette to be 35 7 ' Q 1 Z Friends forever Pretty legs 'U 1 X K Q, ., f ' 5 .-5,4 I' . .1 'e Elghfh Grad! T1 -F -lx L Q 5 'HI '7 H' .IOAN RESLER RONNIE FRYE PHYLLIS GOAD RICHARD DAYHQFF LARRY RIGGLE DOLLIE CARPENTER SHIRLEY WRIGHT GARY SHEPHERD NANG RADY LARRY HASLER LARRY HYDE VIRGINIA WRIGHT RICHARD STEELE PHYLLIS HECKMAN SANDRA EDWARDS JACKIE ALLEN RUBY WHITE RICHARD AUSMAN LARRY WAGGONER MARY JANE PATTERSON ROBERT LACE NANCY CARPENTER BILL POWERS KAREN MCCARTHY 'x KAY KE NDALL PATSY MULLIS Grade 8 The eughth grade class began the school year wuth twenty seven pupuls enrolled Dale Byers moved to Kentucky Ieavung a total of twenty sux students Mr Aydelotte us the class sponsor The followung oftTcers were elected Ruchard Dayhoff presudent Bull Powers vuce presudent Kay Kendall secretary Patsy Mullus treasurer The class enloyed a wuener roast and hay-rude durung the first semester At Chrustmas tume, the class drew names and enloyed a guft exchange and party Seven of the class are members of the Lyons Hugh School Band Ten of the gurls are un the hugh school glee club Eught boys are on the lUflI0l' I'IlgI'1 IJCISICEIBOII feam The class has charge of the concessuon stand at the uunuor hugh home team games At the end of the year the class us plannung to take a trup Father Loretta Father Loretta Da Av ery I hope you dudn t break my ten dollar bull No I dudn t That s fine I spent the whole thung There s somethung wrong wuth my shavung brush That s funny It was all rught yesterday when I paunted my buke 37 , I, r ? T ' f ir u I I JI Gary Shepherd ----- news-reporter : uu - I - ' . uu : U I ' I . ll : ll I . II d: un u - - - . uu Seventh Grade R C' 38 TED RAY BARBARA FLYNN SANDRA PAYTON HENRY BOSELL LAVERNE HASLER LARRY CORNS RONNIE HOLLINGSWORTH NAOMI HERNDON MIKE BRINSON KAREN HOLLARS KAY NICHOLS DARWIN ENICHS BETTY WRIGHT TERRY FIGG GORDON GROUNDS MARIETTA FLOYD LARRY RUSSELL MARILYN JONES BILLY VAUGHN MARSHA PICKARD SHARON FREDERICK NANCN CARPENTER JIMMIE ELLETT LEAH JACKSON NOT SHOWN: MARJORIE PLANO Grade 7 At the beginning of school this year the seventh grade had twenty-five pupils, fourteen girls and eleven boys. Since entering school seven years aqo, when there were thirty-Five pupils, our number has decreased each year. This year Leah Jackson and Dulcene Byers left, but we have gained Mariorie Plano from Newberry and we now have twenty-four pupils. The class officers this year are: Henry Bosell, president, Ronnie Hollingsworth, vice-presiden Marshal Pickard, treasurer, Betty Lee Wright, news reporter. We have nine girls from our class in the band, and ten in the Girls' Glee Club The three junior high cheerleaders are in the seventh grade. They are Marietta Floyd, Karen Hollars, and Kay Nichols. Eight boys are on the junior high basketball team. There are seven boys in 4-H. We have enioyed a Halloween party, a wiener roast, girls in 4-H. Carl: Mr. Voss: Teacher, would you spank anybody for someth No, why? and a Christmas party There are two ing he didn't do? Carl: Well, ldidn't do my homework. Prof: What three words are used most by students? Lula: I don't know. Prof: That's correct. Mr. Vass Did you read your King Lear? Lula: No, I can't understand it unless you read it. Mr. Vass What are you going to do when l'm dead? mt, ilxitzisgilhyllis, your grades are terrible. You need more gpunk, Do you know Phyllis: Ye, sir. It is me past paticiple ofspankg' 39 fi Sixth Grade Q ,CNRS Sfxfl. 13 Q- i X- -H 1 is 5 X: I gg- I t . f4 I4 JANET POWERS DAVID MULLIS KAREN GASTINEAU GARY HUNTER DALLAS BE NHAM JACKIE JEFFERS GARY NICHOLS CAROLYN COOPER RUTHIE FRYE JIMMIE FISH CONNIE HAIR BOB BROWN BILL BLAND BILLY WHITE LARRY BOSELL TIM GREGORY MARTHA WRIGHT RICHARD KETCHEM EDDIE SKOMP MICKIE KINNAMOI CHUCKIE FRYE NOT SHOWN: RAY PLANO Grade 6 There are twenty-three students in the sixth grade, including Jim Edwards, who is taking private tutoring from Miss Baker. Ray Plano was enrolled in the sixth grade this year and Sharon Byers withdrew. The class officers are: Karen Gastineau, president, David Mullis, vice-president, Janet Powers, secretary, and Jackie Jeffers, treasurer. A Christmas party was enioyed by all members of the class. Christmas tree ornaments were bought and used this year, and will be used in future years by this class. Snapshots 'lm gl! I 41 NYAX , y l, 1 .w..,, ' l ' g V H I 1 ,' f :,s,i ii! . r A it SAMIE SHEPHERD CHESTER JOHNSON SHARON BROWN RONALD CARPENTER SABRA GREGORY MARLIN ELLETT JENNIE GASTINEAU DWIGHT HASLER LINDA CARPENTER RICHARD ARTHUR KATHLEEN RESLER DAVID YORK REBA CARPENTER LARRY FLYNN KAY BEDWELL HAROLD MERCER LINDA FRYE BERT GOAD WINSTON BRINSON MICHEAL WEST PAUL CARPENTER RoNNlE WHITE 'Y ROBERT SHEPARD BILLY CLARK f--- A ixf 'I' DAVID RANDOLPH Grade 5 August 27, l953, twenty-three pupils enrolled in grade 5, fourteen boys and eight girls. September 2l, Reba, Ronald, and Paul Carpenter from Marco ioined our group. We now have a total enrollment of 25. What We Seniors Come to School For: Ray Bedwell: so I can write letters to the girls. Binnie Bosellz to think about high. Deloris Cooper: to attend Mr. Street's class. Jim Duffey: to play basketball . Phyllis Floyd: iust to visit. Ed Ketchem: to raise heck with the teachers. Lula Lambright: to study, what elsel Kay Lace: l've got to go somewhere. Avery Padgett: build my boat. Frank Flynn: I don't know. Jack Summerville: need the credits Sharon Mitchell: Sometimes I wonder myself. Patsy Vaughn: need that diploma. Loretta Steele: Well, let me see ........... I Philip Mercer: Somebody has got to run this place! Pattie Nichols: so I can ride home in that pick-up truck. 43 Fourth Grade X ' 1 ' -A L - lv C3 S.. L ', 1 V hr r . , R Q ' : A - X. , . L-df. . . 1 - sae? . J ..'7. rbx..,4'::, , iv-vw O 1 X -D JEAN RESLER X ,I 's I' JIASI' Grade 4 TOMMY WORKMAN EDWARD CRANE ANDY BLOOMER BEVERLY BRINSON ROBERT HILL KENNETH BOSELL BILLY SUNDERMAN SHIRLEY ALLEN RUSSELL MORGAN BILLY HERNDON ROBERT SCOTT MARILYN SIPES KE NNETH ELLETT August 27, I953 thirteen pupils enrolled in grade 4, nine boys and four girls. September 2I Robert Hill from Indianapolis joined our class, as did Don Brinson from Sandborn on October I2 To date only one has withdrawn from our class. Robert Brinson left us December 23. He is now going to Marco. We now have an enrollment of I4. 44 CHERYL KIRK BILLY CULLISON PHYLLIS PACE RANDY RADER MAX WEST SUE CARPENTER DONALD HASLER JUDY CRANE PATTY PAGE DAVID HILL DARLE NE JONES FRED NEILSEN BARBARA DOWDEN BRENDA HARDESTY MARILYN MERCER ROSA GROUNDS LARRY ULRICH LARRY JOE BRAUN JIMMIE FRYE Third Grade N r-'Al A V 'QB Q - x' ,7 .G af V.. X A I Twqub, A I X n I If 'Z II:IF?'+'ig 45 J ., 'sw- V41 Grade 2 Grade 2 began school with an enrollment of twenty. Since then, Jimmy Plano came from Newberry We now have ten boys and eleven gurls Partues were enuoyed on specual holudays and on burthdays Each chuld made a guft, and gave to hus mother on Chrustmas The boys and gurls sang several songs at the Thanksguvung and Chrustmas programs Grade 3 Eughteen chuldren entered Grade 3 at the begunnung of school Davud Hull entered from lnduanapolus, September 21 Randy Rader moved to Texas un December Shurley McCombs came to us January 4 from Lunton Our present enrollment us I9 Thus group of boys and gurls sang several songs un the Thanksguvung and Chrustmas programs They also have a tonette band In handucraft they have made many unterestung artucles un addutuon to seasonal decoratuons for the room Partues were enuoyed on specual days and several chuldren observed burthdays wuth partues dv, T ksfef Ti 'Q e trup to Sprungmull State Park Once upon a tume 46 S fl g A . T U y 1' , . ' V p ' ' 4 .j l U v' Q T' h l . -A 'iq' 6 I -A tk , ,, . '...,r 1 ,M X, U O f, ' ' T' 153- QM, Th . . . 1' ,- .e 'ei--Liu., . -.L , TOMMY OLIPHANT SYLVIA PICKARD JAY SUTPHIN DIANNA FOSTER JOAN STALCUP DONALD HERNDON SHARON HECKMAN SAMMY HECKMAN EDWIN MOODY JUDY PAYTON BOBBY BRINSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON LINDA MOFFETT LEON PATTERSON NAN OSBON STEVIE BRINSON MARLIN DALE HASLER PEGGY BROWN LINDA SUE BROWN CONNIE RUSSELL Second Grade Y., Ol t N 8 A X 47 Q X L4 pi ,Ad I S First Grade , 1 lf AI ' 1,- -9- vw- 1 ' . ,xi -- K ,. If 7- ,I I 1 I' N . X I k S - G- Uh S x 48 JANIE SCHANTZ BRAD BINGHAM RIKI WAKEFIELD GERALD REDD RANDY YORK MELINDA SKOMP JACKIE JOHNSON CAROLYN JOLLIFF SANDY LEHMAN MIKE FISH KATHY GRIFFITH ROBERT BROWN EMILIE KAY MULLIS AVANELL FREEMAN PATTY CARMICHAEL SHERRY CARPENTER JIMMIE HOWELL MILDRED BYERS TERRY DUFFEY PHYLLIS HOSTETTER LARRY GOAD FRANCES BYERS DANNIE SMITH ' CAROLYN SENSNEY ,- D Z J 2' 'f' SUZANNE BEDWELL TERRY WEBER PAMELA JONES KEITH BIGGS s- 4 f EUGENE HARDESTY MARSHA BURGESS GLENDON SILVERS SALLY ANN FUQUA LINDA WEST DONALD SMITH CAROLYN CLASPIE '- DAVID RESLER X1 II' NOT SHOWN JAMES GASTINEAU Grade I The first grade boys and gurls consist of twenty ofthe First child In the family, nlne youngest, tive only child, and three in betweens. Linda West moved to Florida because of her health. Jim Howell moved to Indianapolis. The children participated In the Thanksgiving and Christmas musical programs. We appreciate the mothers giving us our many birthday parties. We also enloyed holiday parties. Come and see what we are accomplishing In our work. 49 is O I f L ' T -T U I E i 5 .- 5 N I -ef-'I 1 2? ' , - gl K fe-,213 ' ,L -ij 7' ' - ' S I x ,h Q T -'gi' bi. ' A ' A ' fi . 1 4 XX' I lx Q7 X! S f 'T . 7., - T. It A A is. , EI I lv' Y R I I It '3 ' c If 'rrr 1 I L- S' K . I. - 5 I 1 L A Q. I 9 I I D L . 5 - ,- L g Ah L 1, v V! A Q A , I ll X v 'h wflvs 965110 0 0 r Q iq F. F. A. FIrSf rOW, fl'0m left to l'l9l'lf John Mercer Joe Ulrach Perry Ausman Lou Ulruch :land Raper Second row Don Dayhoff Frank Flynn, Junlor Allen Jack Summerville Delmar O neal Stanley Allen Thnrd row Bob Patterson Merlyn Strosnlder, Ray Bedwell, Carl Strosmder, Avery Padgett Mr Heckman, Davld Martindale, Paul Carpenter Bruce Osbon, Ray Carpenter Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America offer the opportunsty, not only to study farming operatuons as they occur In the communrty and to acquire a knowledge of the approved methods of performmg these operations, but also to gonn actual experlence In farmmg Thus actual expernence I5 to be ganned through the Future Farmers program, thus ns, farm experience secured under the dfrectlon and gundance of an advlsor The gaming of experience ID any occupotnon as usually a slow and costly process, however, the F F A provides an opportunity to speed up this process, and, at the same tame, to get the best kmd of farm expernence possible The Lyons Chapter of F F A held nts Hrst regular meetlng on October 20, 1953, nomlnatlng and electmg the followung officers for this school year Jack Summerville, presndent, Ray Bedwell vnce president, John Mercer, secretary Avery Padgett, treasurer, Bruce Osbon, reporter, and Frank Flynn, sentinel A tour of the lndvanapolls Stockyards ns bemg planned for the month of March 53 . . : I . 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Lyons Band ...L. iv-fe G 0 r e T te S Kay Nichols, Dorothy Rollison, Pat Higgins First row from left to right Sandra Edwards, Loretta Steele, Marilyn Jones, Nancy Rady, Virginia Wright LaVerne Hasler Barbara Wright Patty Heshleman Second row Karen McCarty, David York Janet Powers, Jackie Jeffers, Karen Gastmeau, Third row Mary Jane Patterson Patsy Mullis, Niland Raper Jennie Beth Gastineau, Mickey Klnnaman, Marietta Floyd Tim Gregory, LaMarr Griffith Fourth row Ronme Hollmgworth, Nina Ray Kay Lace Leota Johnson Arlene Scott Karen Hollars, Mrs Betty McDonald Band The Lyons High School Band started the new year with thrity four members under the direction of Mrs Betty McDonald Durmg the year three members were added to the band Arlene Scott, drum, Leota Johnson, drum, and Norman Shepherd as a till In for absentees at practice and public appearances The band has suffered only a minimum loss in its personnel, Leah Jackson moving to Brooklyn, lndlana The band has made appearances this year at the home ball games and at Christmas and Thanksgiving programs However, it is presently making plans to participate ln the Greene County Band Festival at Jasonvllle in March In addition, the mU5lC department will enter the Seventh District Conference at Bloomington, though final arrangements are now indefinite 54 V -4 V 'win A 2 - - 1 - 1 A . A A J l I I, , . . . I . - Nl' ' I . n I . 0 . Sabra Gregory, Phyllis Floyd, Jim Fish, Marsha Pickard. Marching Bond Flrst row from left to rlght Sandra Edwards, Marllyn Broun, Joyce Strosmder, Barbara Flynn, Marsha Pnckard LaVerne Hasler Kay Kendall, Karen McCarty, Nancy Rody, Marlorne Plano, Betty Wrlght Karen Hollars, Phyllis Heclcman Vlrglnla Wright Second row Bmme Bosell, Arlene Scott Ruby White Lmda Mullus Janlce Allen Patsy Vaughn Maruetta Floyd Patsy Mullns Delorns Cooper Mary Jane Patterson, Dorothy Puckett Patty Heshleman, Lmda Brown Marilyn Jones, Barbara Wrrght Kay Nichols Pat Huggins Third row Sandra Payton Lula Lambnght ,Loretta Steele Leota Johnson Mrs Betty McDonald, Nnna Ray Carolyn Goad, Dorothy Rollnson Chorus e school chorus us made up of two groups, the semor hugh school group, and the lunlor hugh school group The Junlor Chorus has performed on several different occaslons One of these appearances was made for the annual Christmas program given at school by the Mlmsterlal ASSOCIOTIOD of the Lyons Community The Semor Chorus also performed at the Chrustmas program They sang at the Thanksglvmg program Sux members of the Semor Chorus performed at Frame Chapel for a Farm Bureau meetmg Arrangements for performances at baccalaureate and graduatlon are not yet completed L k.,,,.f Safety Patrol Sponsored by the Boy Scouts, the Lyons Safety Patrol has proven helpful durmg the first year of nts operatnon It alms prlmaruly to prevent accudents, and lndarectly to teach the observance of traffTc regulatuons Our patrol IS student supervused Sax boys chosen by the scouts carry all the rosponslbuluty for the patrol's oblugatnons The offTcers and members are Frank Fox, leader, Robert Brown, assustant leader, Gary Nichols, Henry Bosell, Bully Bland, and Gary Hunter . . , . . , . 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Flrst row, from left to right Chester Johnson Rschard Arthur, Bobby Scott Dwight Hasler David andolph, Dcvld York Marlin Ellett Ronnie Whrte Bully Herndon Mike West Kenny Bosell Second row Davud Mullls, Terry Flgg, Bull Whnte, Gary Nschols, Dorothy Rolllson, Nana Ray, l.cVerne Hasler Delorns Cooper Phyllis Heckman Ronnne Hollnngsworth Gordon Grounds Bob Brown Ruchard Ausman Jack Allen Third row Larry Russell Bob Lace Bull Powers Teddy Ray Clyde Tnbbett Sherry Leavxtt Don Dayhoff, Mr Heckman Carl Strosnlder Larry Waggener Jum Ellett Larry Ruggle Gary Hunter, Lan'y Hasler, Gary Shepherd Rnchard Dayhoff Fourth Row Rnchard Hasler Frank Fox First row, from left to ri ht: Patty Heshloman, Lula Lambflght, Arlene Scott. Secon Row Gary S ep erd, Phll Mercer, Ruchard Hasler, Don Jones, Merlyn Strosnider, Richard Dayhoff. y .-sl' Q , fi an ' C' . P 6 ' , P f 0 1 I S' A S S ' A ti' . ,A H S S . 1 2 jf A , , ' I.. f Q , t V vt . . , r ' , ., 7,1 I , ,J V J: 1 1, ,f y ,, AA ., W , n ' 2,-. , ' -1 ,M f . 4' , , A N Y l 'S , If w- . . : i I . I . I . R l I . l I . U I l I . I ll--1 I l I . I . l I I . I . I ' D : I I ' I I I . I ' I ' I I i I . I A . I l . : I if A X A. . X, I'! my lu ,- f I Boy? 4-H Club The enrollment of the Boys' 4-H Clubs has increased under the leadership of Mr. Heckman from forty-four in 1948 to ninety in i95l, but has declined slightly since. ln 1948, there were no Boys' 4-H Club Charters at Lyons, but that year the completion was high enough that the Sons of the Soil, Sr. Charter was earned. Two years later a second charter for Sons ofthe Soil, Jr. was eamed, plus a seal for the first charter. These two standard clubs of Lyons have participated in all the various county iudging contests, leadership training meetings, and county 4-H shows, winning their share of awards every place they went. Enrollment of T954 is coming lnfnow and proves to be-another bug year Jumor Leaders for T954 will be Nina Ray, Clyde Tlbbett Sherry Leavitt Don Dayhoff Ass t Junior Leader will be Norman Shepherd Student Council This IS the second year for the Student Council at Lyons Hugh School The council memberswere appointed by each class and the senior member was made chairman Phil Mercer was chairman of the Student Council This council was formed with the idea of helping with student student and student teacher relations lt has been very successful as a student government if 58 . . I . I . , . . . I . l l, I , sz. l .. - l i ' l ' - V V Av '. r Vg 1. 1, lap. -K G rls First row, from left to rlght Martha Wrlght Leota Johnson, Lmda Mullus Delorus Cooper Nmo Ray Sharon Brown Second row Vnrguma Frye Janet Powers Jackue Jeffers Carolyn Cooper Mrs Barley, Dorothy ol lson, Sabra Gregory Marsha Plckard Connle Halr Jennne Beth Gastlneau Thlrd row LaVeme Hester, Vlrglnla Wrlght Barbara Wright Karen McCarty Karen Gashneau l IS Heckman Lmda Brown Joyce Strosnlder, Marilyn Braun The Jolly Pals 4 H Club of Lyons had a successful year durung 1953 Several members of the club partncupated an meetmgs, contests and conferences over the state Delorls Cooper, presndent, Lmda Mullus, vuce-presldent Dorothy Rolluson, secretary treasurer, Karen Gastuneau, news reporter, Kay Lace, recreation leader, and Nancy Rady, song leader Barbara Wright, Vurguma Wrught, Marylrn Braun, Joyce Strosmder, Phyllus Heckman, Dorothy Rollrson and Lmda Mullls attended the Greene Morgan County 4 H camp held at Shalcomak State Park Nma Ray attended the 4 H Round Up at Purdue and Delorus Cooper attended the State Jumor Leaders Conference at Depauw The Dnstrlct Jumor Leaders Conference at Terre Haute attracted Lmda Mullvs and Nina Ray Sharon Brown and Dorothy Rolllson received first on their entrles at the state falr Dorothy Rolllson and Nina Ray received first an the Dlstrrct on their entrles The Jumor Leaders for thus year were Nana Ray, Delorns Cooper, Lmda Mullrs, Leota Johnson, Dorothy Rolllson and Patsy Rydenbark At the end of the 4 H year, the club members and their mothers enloyed a plcmc at Rainbow Beach 59 l I . . 2 . I . . I . I . I R In ' I I I 'I a q I I n ul .- Phy r ' , ' , 5 ' ' . ' ' Officers for the year were elected in February of l953 for the coming year. They are as follows: . -D - . . , . . . , . Halloween Carnival Snapshots flor A'f13gC6 King and Queen o 0'1,o lck Leavitt and Newt Mullis X 1 0 Oo 41,6 4- 60 0 0,5 Gil endow TNI Boe' dl Call This School? FT1'fTE ' ,157 rw Us 'g , 5'Uf..f: 1 - 7-' uf Aft? AL Boy Scouts Cooks , W 1 Big Man? if Ker-choo Gossips 5' ,, 'N ' 'N' ' Q .QW 'staff' SZ af f K Whot's This? X, J Q Bent with age? 'I 61 Smgmg? l I Talent Teacher's pet? Flrst pnzes School Lunch Program ln the summer of T947 the Women s Socnal and Benevolent Club undertook as a club prolect the sponsormg of the School Lunch Program for the Lyons Public School The purpose of the lunch program was to nmprove the health ofthe chnldren through a program of servung essential, warm, palatable food nn the form ofa balanced duet The program as operated on a self supportlng non profit basus to help all chlldren andparents who wlsh to avail themselves of the opportunity of securing a well-balanced meal at a reduced cost The pupils pand twenty cents each day for their lunch, and the teachers pand thnrty cents A half-pmt of mnlk was served with each lunch, and because of thus, a seven cent government relmbursement on the mllk was received from the state for each student plate served Thus 1-s called a Type A lunch No other type of lunch has been served to our students In l95l the Newberry pupils were sent to Swltz Cnty Central School and the enrollment of our school was decreased by that number For the school year of l953 54 the staff has been Mrs Mildred Patterson, Mrs Ella Wrnght and Mrs Nina Horn ind Large quantltles of surplus food commodntles are recelvecl from the Department of Publnc Welfare of the Federal Government The only cost of these commodmes as usually freught charge and sometimes a small storage charge Practlcally the same routme, with sllght varnatnons, has been followed throught the seven year program Each day a prayer of thanks and gratitude ns offered by a student, and speclal menus planned and small treats glven on holudays Due to the higher cost of food and the lowermg of the renmbursement rate, the pruce of the lunch has been ransed to twenty Eve cents Wlth the present enrollment, the dolly average as about one hundred and fnfty pupuls and teachers eating The puplls and teachers of the lower grades eat first at tables which are completely set for them The tables are then cleared and the remalmng grades and hugh school pass by the wmdow which opens from the kltchen Into the drnlng hall and get theur own table servlce, plate lunch and dessert They go to the tables where thenr mllk has been placed for them The last group stack thenr own dishes, thus clearmg thear own tables 62 I . . 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A .V . . . -111-5' Lyons A Team Left to rnght Jnm Duffey Ed Wrnght, Ed Ketchem Sherry Leavntt Don Dayhoff, Coach Ball Aydelotte Phnl Mercer, Carl Strosnnder, Delmar O Neal, Frank Fox, Jack Summervnlle Manager Clyde Tnbbett Ba S k e t ba I ' The Lyons Lnons wnth a much Improved basketball team ended a very successful season wnnnnng eleven and Iosnng seven of nts scheduled games They also won the Hrst game of the Wabash Valley Prelnms beatnng Mndland 65 to 48 A last second shot by Swntz Cnty defeated Lyons by the score of 45 to 43 They were defeated by Lnnton nn the sectnonal by a score of 67 to 52 We were very proud of these boys thns year and have ennoyed the fnne style of basket ball they have played throughout the year Schedule of I953 54 Lyons Sandborn Carl nsl e Mndland encer Swntz Cnty Lnnton Jasonvnlle Schulte Worthnngton Solsberry Bloomfield Mndland Swntz Cnty Wabash Valley Wabash Valley Scotland Elnora Coalmont Marco Plannvn I Ie Brucevn I I e Lnnton Sectnonal Tourney II85 Totals I04 Dnfference BI ponnts Next Year s Probable Schedule Nov Sandborn Carl Isl e Mndland Spencer Swntz Cnty 26 30 Lnnton Graysvn I I e .lasonvnlle Worthnngton an Solsberry Bloomfield Scotland e Elnora Coalmont Marco Plan nvn I Ie Brucevn I I e I I I I I 45 68 ' 46 ' 48 72 ' 47 . 46 Sp 50 3 T 66 ' ' 52 5 ' H 52 ' 67 I 2 ' H 58 ' 42 I9 H 44 37 23 ' ' H 56 ' 48 - ' T 47 Schulte 43 Dec. 47 58 3 ' T 49 47 I O ' T I 8 ' T 65 ---- ' 48 22 Open 43 ---- ' ' 45 J . 8 97 54 I I T 59 73 I4 H 60 38 F b . 6 I 45 4 H 49 ' ' 66 5 H 7 I ' 6 I I I T I6 ' ' H 2 ' ----- ' 6-7 I8 ' T I J lm Duffey Forward Jlm played on the B team during his Freshman year and has started on the varsity since his sophomore year Jlm is best known on the ball f1oor for has pomt average for the past three years and has been an outstanding ball player for his team Jlm as a senior this year and has had a very successful season scormg 441 pomts of his teams s 1185 Jim also made the All County forward the past three years Phil Mercer Guard Phil moved to Lyons from Quincy, lndlana as a lunlor last year. He started on the varsity both his junior and senior years. Phil was best known on the ball floor by his speed and ability to steal the ball. He also has done a good iob in the scoring department Phil has scored 365 points of his team's 1185. He has averaged better than seventeen points per game. Phil also made All-County guard this year. 66 rebounding and scoring abilities. He has had a twenty . . . , . Ed Ketchem Cen ter Forward This has been Ed s second year on the varsity H played on the B team hls sophomore and 'unnor years Ed also substituted on the varsity hrs lunlor year H best recognuzed by his fnne defensuve work on the tall men and has ablllty to play any posltnon on the floor Th s IS Ed s last year and It has been a very successful one Ed has scored 75 pomts of hls team s H85 Jack Summerville Center Jack, orlglnally from Arlzona, moved to Lyons last year Havlng very llttle basketball experuence, he went to work and moved right ln to the startmg center posltlon on the varsity Jack s reboundung ablllty has been one of the reasons for his team s successful season. He has done some fine work getting the ball Off the boards and will be greatly missed by next year's team. Jack has scored 58 points of his team's ll85. 67 ' ' ' . e lfll ' ' ' ' ' ' . eis , . . . , l . .. . , . .. I Don Dayhoff Guard Don moved from Switz City to Lyons his sophomore year in school., This has been his second year on the varsity and he has started both years as guard Don has shown much improvement this year and has done a good job for his team as a defensive player and getting those points when they were needed He has one more year to go and should be a very good ball player next year Don has scored 150 points of his team s H85 Ed Wright Forward Ed started out on the B team the first part of the varsity later IO the year He started on the varsity this year also Ed is a speedy boy on the ball floor and with the advancement he has shown, he should be hard to handle for the next two years Ed has scored 69 of his team 1185 points 68 I ll II his freshman year but moved up to a starting position on . ' 'S Don C lbson Guard Forward Don has been the hard luck boy on the team Don played B team ball has freshman year and substituted on the varslty that year He played varslty ball has sophomore and lunlor years Don was best r cognnz cl on the ball floor by has ball handling ablllty Don should be one the toughest next year and a good boy to have For our future ball team Don was unable to fmlsh the season thus year due to an unlury recelved nn the Plalnvllle Lyons Dall game Sherry Leavu tt Forward Sherry has played on the B team the past three years and has substltuted on the I fSIfy this year He has been a good reserve, be-:ng there when needed He has dore a very good 'ob as a defensive n an Sherry has another year to go and should be a real help to next year s ball club rf 'Q 69 . .. ,Q ll II ' ' . . C 9 . . of . . . . . . . . . . '- . P ll ll , XG . . . , . , I k X 'I . . l . Carl Strosnnder Forward Carl has played B team ball the past three years and has started on the varsity has sophomore and lunlor years Carl has a lot of basketball abuluty and with his steady xmprovement should help out quite a but on next year s team Frank Fox Center Frank is another boy playing B team ball and starting on the varsity. This is Frank's third year on the B team and his second year as a varsity substitute He will be the bug boy of the team next year and will help out a great deal In that department 70 . . 6 . n n . . . . .. . . . . . ' I . Lyons B Team Flrst row from left to right Joe Ulrlch Nuland Raper Norman Shephard Alvm Bosell Lou Ulnch Second row Bruce Osbon Hugh Enlchs Stanley Allen Mr Aydelotte Richard Hasler Tommy Bedwell I h M The Lyons B team had a rather unsuccessful season as far as the won and lost department They lost T4 games and won 4 However, on occaslons they played some good basketball and have shown steady Improvement They should make a good varsity team ln the future years Leading the scoring for the second team was Carl Strosnlder with 91 pomts, Joe Ulrnch with 73, and Hugh Emchs with 7 pomts They also partncnpatecl In the Greene County Second Team Toumey held at Lyons this yea' They were defeated by Solsben'y-49 35 From left to right Delorns Cooper Dorothy Rollnson Phyllas Floyd Phyllns Floyd, Delons Cooper, and Dotty Rolllson were elected L H S yell leaders the basketball season of 1953 54 The electron was held ID November, gust before teachers lnstltute The cheerleaders ordered award lackets recently , 22, Y I 'Q e ' u u ' - T. l Q N I L y V gt I dl ' L 6 Cl o n n . . . - M r B LET s Go, JIM WHO HAS THE BALL? WHERE ARE THE LIONS? yy Them s Our Boys GREENECO KEG p x WATCH THEM PULL LOOK AT THAT SCORE GET lr, JACK 7 .j... FEEDING THE LYONS' LIONS AND THE SCHULTE BEARS 72 2toI - . '. . L , iz --fl -SI , I-r 1 2 ff , . V 1 R - . I I xxx ,, ,.. ,W : N :tem b 1 V v . 1 F4 A i - 1 H-I, I ' M' A , A HEI Yi 9' pw. wwf' , I . in ., . , In I na ffl. ,. A1 I 2, ' S, ,L :I S, rf I M 'N I I5 qi' I 1 ' , Q Y 4 In I g 1 Ek' i , . 5. I A I I 5- I ' ' I 4 I 1 1 If I Y 4:1 ' ,I-, 9 5'1 .1 ' . I 'ag ' A I I ' --, I 'll' 1 f 32 iff . ff T, Y - 'I ,K Q A v v ,sf f - .g- J' . 'YJ , ,O :iz 25 Bloomfxeld Ind wednesday Noxcmbel 'D 1950 helped to keep the Txgers 1n con lions Pull 14 Polnl ffmwn The Lnons grabben a 13 to 10 .J UPSGI UH SWIII CIW 'fLTi1?FaSiSIT2'?l't2i'1ZnS'fEZSZ f1flIC+ F1rst Tlger Defeat Capture Keg Lxons surp vid Sxx 1 ltx laet mght when Coach B111 Awlnlot te s squad rang un a 65 to 59 xxm a C rxld ak ax thc Frtc 11 untx lug luh r T 1r cupturfd from Plow f rl F '1 ht ltl t ru ht has lun 1n mrnu e IIODQ han l1 11 posxutxon 'lhlf' If OYT l crovld ln the Qxx 1 x m I 1 workfd extra dutx 1 lo12rd1n1 dclxxcr Conn 0 w 'I'1g,1rQ th111 f 0 ifason Thu 01.111 ffl L progznoxlmator I l zl nd add to the alxcadx p f Lll quw s ron acx at tl11 nt SY 2 e Qea on O tm l o Vl0US pQrform'1nc Q yum! mu tual fone the Txgnr xurf- thc df c1ded fax orntu to tnumph thexr homo floor Blg guns xn the Lx ons attac were Phxl Mc-rur p,u1rd xxf 0 bucketed 26 POIDIQ nd J111 Duf fey ioruaxd xxxth '77 C lm Faq tmeau l5 and LOL Aldtlugc l I AZ 1 mx Sxs 1tz closed the gap to flxe pmnt aftrr the 1ntfr'm1Q lon and st ru-d the fmal frame on the rt and of a 41 to tallx Lui the LIOHN pulled au 'ax Pl t lex and Todd loft the Tlgcr lxm up on nvhonala ax thcx trlcd to hold Dufffx and Aldrldqe col lzctmfl hw fourth 'nd fxfth rnli cuw 1n qulck umm 1on nn charge 11:1 foul: ulth bout txxo nflnutw o plux 'nl u h the Lmne ou porntrd kll 1 f th1 flr or t x xclt 1 ron mmndibls pl rfr r1r at thc charlx lmz vxhlro 1111 x 1 mxnrtcd 24 of 70 lttcwnpt the T er rv. crm on came '1 lo to 13 halfhnrc d11c1t to xx n th: pnl mmarx 6 to Za Sumo 'ITN Lyons H365 LN lt 'T Illl' g ' U nlmff g QLllll'l1LfWlllL TOT '-.LQ Swxt City 1521 G .1 nl Md ndvc c rm Q 1 nt acl Todd g TOTALS OIf1c1al RobcrtR1che-son V: Qpcr Moore and DP 13123 Lyons lean .Iasonville Quintet The Lyons hugh school basket ball team with Forward Jtm Du! Iey carrymg the bulk ol the scor mg defeated the Juonville Yel low Jackets 52-42 Friday night ln a game at the Lyons gym The Juonville team :till lm proving found its belt effort: tallxng short although it battled i!-llbhornb' Duftey caged ten field l8lllDd four foul baiets, lor l total ol 24 POIDYI Phrl HEl'CCf'l 13 point: hy scores of115 28 ll and 44 The Tasonvnlle 'ieconds won flrst game 38 36 The summary Jasonvllle U23 Clark foward St John forward Rhoderlck center Walters guard Tayler guard Shacklett guard FT Totals Lyon.: 1585 Jlm Duffey forward Wright forward Ketchem, center Summervllle, center Mercer guard Dayhoff guard Tdlls were second best for the wlnne-1.1 The Juons showed a well balanced attack, with all :ix player: who saw action amount- ing for four or more pglnto. huuogqlaiatghgquxyui 74 E PF PF lv 953 lymm 3 A1 Terre Haute The 1-Y0ns Lions added,a1 .1 5' VlCl0l'Y to thexr season s record last night at the expense of the new Schulte of Terre Haute team m a game at the Schulb gym 1um Jlm Duffey Lyons fm-Wu contmued h1s hngh scoring fga by PODp1ng a total of 21 through the hoop The Llons led 12 6 at 559 of the flrst quarter But were m frvnf only 24 22 at me half In the thlrd p2l'l0d they cgme 15 Post a 32 26 majority Sulllvan led the loslng Golde Bears ln scormg wxth 13 pomtg, The Terre Haute team took the eye-opener 35 25 The summary Lyons 1 441 T Duffey forward Wright forward Summerv11le forward Ketchem center Mercer guard Dayhoff guard Totals Schulte C375 J Sullnan forward R Davxs forward Moreland forward Hoppengarner fwrd 01-Gary center Garvm. center Kubxnskx guard Haggerty guard PF Totals ' , ., . 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J , ,I al Bloomneld, Indiana, Jan. 14. 1959 THE SPORTSCASTFR By DICK BEDWELL The Lyons LIONS came from be hmd Tuesday mght to defeat the Bloomfleld Cardmals 4941 ln Q thrxllcr ball game The game played at the Lyons gymnasxum was clc e from the opemng vshls tle wlth the lead changung hands several tlmes At the close of the drst per1od Bloomfield led 8 7 and at the half t1me had pulled ahead by a sco e of 23 18 At the thtrd quarter closmg the Ped Blrds had a sllm Lwopomt lead Wxth only se onds to play nn the final quarter and the score standmg at 47-4 Jlm Duffey sparkplug of the Llons spelled out uctory for hls team by smkmg me field goal uhmh mon the'n the game 494 Duffey connected for 23 count els 1n the game and Johnson led the Red B1 :ls vuth 15 polnts Llneup and summary BLOOHFIELD 140 FG I-'I' PI Pasye f Martmdale f WIUIBDIS f Helms c Johnson g Mnller g Mount g 0 0 1 Totals LYOWS149l PG I-'I' Duffey f Wrlght f Summerxxlle c Ketchem c I Mercer g Dayhoff g Totals Peferees Thorne and Sanders The Lxttle Cardlnals got back mto the vnnmng column of the ledger out pomtnng thelr oppon ents one pomt 3736 Lmton defeated Blcknell Tues day nlght 66 48 at L1nton Ray Hmeman cllpped the nets for 2 polnts for thc Mmers who led all the way but dxdn t buxld a reallv safe lead unt1l the half tlme A the close of the flrst stanza they led 1612 at the half 3523 and at the end of the thlrd quarter they were leadlng by 20 pomts 52 32 Stewart and Rodenbeck contrlbutcd 13 and 11 pomts re spettxx ely for the Mlners Camp bell led the Bulldogs wlth 13 pomts PLAYER OF THE WFLK Solsberry Jlm Lmdsey Bloomtleld .hm Johnson Worthmgton Troxell Scotland Haywood Lmton Hmeman Jasonvnlle Jan Taylor Mldland Johnson Marco Carruthers Lyons Duffey Swltz Clty Aldndge Lyons Five Downs s an Game The Lyons hxgh school basket ball team Wlth .hm Duffey cag mg .a total of 27 poxnts downed the M1d1and M1ddl9S 72 47 1n a game at the Mxdland gym Fnday nrght The L1ons started wxth a rush and led 24 8 at the end of the fnst quarter They moved to leads of 37 21 and 56 28 1n the next two quarters to w1n gomg away The MlddlES were hampered by illness wlth thexr center Larry Mlchael unable to play an the contest Smxth and Bra-shears wxth mne polnts each took top :cor mg honors for the Mxdlanders the hrst game 3'7 25 Lyons 1721 Duffey f Wnght f Ketchem c Mercer g Dnyhoff g Bummervxlle g Totals Midland 1473 Brashears t' Johnson f H Brown Smith g Saladm, g Clark g Orman g Mowery g Toth l Lyons Team Vlallops Scotland Nel Five ' V1 FL n l I-I The Lyons hugh school baske ball team sharpened lts scor mg eyes m preparation for thxs weeks Wabash Valley touma ment prelim by snowmg under the Scotland Scottles U7 54 Fn day mght un a game at the Ly ons gym It was the hlghest score made by a Greene county qu1n tet thxs season The Lxons grabbed hold of a lead early 1n the game and kept pourmg lh the ball as Coach Bull cAydelotte cleared the bench and every Lmn added to the The summary Scotl-and 1541 R Barker f Wnllmams f Emery c Doane W Barker g Haywood g Totals Lyons 1973 Duffey f Wnght f Gibson i Leavitt f Summerville Ketchum c Mercer g Dayhuff g Ohleal Fox g Totals 75 Lyons Team Downs Brucevllle Five The Lyons hlgh school basket tall team closed nts books on the 19:12 34 season Frxday night- 111 cor-x1nc1ng fashlon by defeatmg the Brucevxlle I-11l1t0PPe1'S 7151 1n a game at the LYODS Sym The Lnons Jumped to 3 lead of 2112 at the hrst quarter! end and were ln front 38 27 3t the half coach B111 Aydelottf 81 lowed three of hxs regulars 10 snt on the bench xn the ihlfd pm-10d whxch finished wlth the lon ahead 56 45 Ph1l Mercer and Jlm Duffey hed for hxgh sconng 11011015 11 the contest wxbh 27 11011115 291992 Darry led the Brucevxlle qum tet with 26 The Brucevnlle team won the The A summafy Lyons UU Duffey f Ketchem f Summerville 'Mercer g Dayhoff E IR Wught Leavztt g Fox g J Mercer Totals Brucevllle 50 Darry f Mc-Clurel Cullop c Downey 5 Stexmel g Fnley g Chambers 3 Totals . .......... 15 17 13 . . ' Pl' . , .... . ...... 10 3 4 . ..... ....... 1 0' 1 1' , .... ,.1 o 5 V , .... .2 1 2 A - , I . ..... ...... 4 4 4 E ' - -. '- ' , .......... 2 1 3 - - - A ' . . , . ......... 20 9 19 ' r - , ............ 2 4 3 ' h A ' ,. - . ' ' , ....... 4 5 3 ' - ' - Y A - 1' , . ' , - ' ,, .......... 1 1 1 ' , ' , , r . . A ' ' ' . . ' c , ............ 1 4 0 - g- , - ' 1 H , ' , ' : ' , . , .......... e 3 2 . . , 1 . V , ' ' . .- ' 15 ' , ............ 1 o 3 . ' . . 4 ' : 1 5 . L 4 ' f . A 'E E 4 'V u .' I D O O . -- .. J , 7 'llvtf ' ' - The Middie B team capturedi score' 1 ' B cbnfeffl 43'35' . ' ' ' I FG 1- r PF so FT PF ' Ft? FT PF . , .... 2 4 4 , , .... --- 10 1 3 . ' 13 Z Z , - .,..... 1 5 4 , ,,,. ,.,. 2 0 4 ' mum 2 2 5 4- ff----ff-- 2 0 0 ' . C -- 1 2 4 ' mm- 2 10 4 ' 5 ff' - '- 3 2 4 1' 1 -'- ' 12 3 2 ' ' ,,..,. 2 10 3 ------ 3 2 , t...... s 1 2 ' ' , 1 0 3 ' ' '- 1 0 3 V ' -3 1 ' - , 'fjfffffg 1 3 ' ' ...,..,.. , 15 24 19 , ,--------- '0 0 1 - .... ..... 2 4 24 19 FG Fr PF I ,g -mn 0 0 2 FG rr PF , .... -- 13 4 3 -S E 5 , -,-- 3.- 5 1 ' , .,,..,.... 3 o 2 --,------ 2 , ....... 3 1 5 ' , - ,.,., ,, 2 2 3 ' 4 J FG 1 '1' PF ill, C .- ...,.. -1 o 2 4 ' , .,......,t 1 2 1 , .,.. ------ 8 10 3 - . g 2- ...... 2 3 4 ' ,C .... 1 1 2 , - .... ---' 1- 3 5 , -- ...... 2 5 1 , ...... 2 o 3 , -------- 5 3 4 ' - ....... o 2 o , ......,. 10 s 4 , ..... --- 3 2 1 . ..... --, 0 0 5 , ....,... 4 3 1 ' , - .... --- 0 1 2 , ........ 2 o 1 ', , g ,..,..,... 1 1 3 ' , ....- ---- 2 2 1 , ---- .... 2 3 a 1 , ,,,,. ..,.... 1 o o , - .--- - 0 2 2 --------,- 14 19 24 ,-------- as 21 24 --------- 19 23 Q Hugh Fnst Team be hffxq From left to right Larry Hyde Richard Dayhoff Bull Powers Larry Ruggle Mr Street Larry Waggoner Larry Hasler Ronnie Frye Gary Shepherd Lyons Junior Hugh The Lyons Jumor Hugh should be proud ofthe basketball tean s success during this season, for the team won seven out of fourteen scheduled games The team scored 522 pomts to our opponents 496 pomts An average of 37 pomts per game to our opponents 35 V2 pomts per games Powers, Rlggle, Waggoner, Hasler, and Dayhoff were the startmg tive, with Lace and Chepherd filling in when needed. This team should make a good freshman and B team for Coach Aydelotte next year. They will grow and improve over the summer months in their basketball ability, The Lyons Jr. High will play in two toumaments this yea- - the Greene County Grade Toumey and the Plainville Invitational Grade Toumey. The s will make a good showing in both toumeys. The Lyons Junior High B Team closed the season with eight wins and six losses. All of these will make up the eighth grade team next year, and we will give the other county teans strong competition for the county championship. The iunior high yell-leaders were chosen the same day as the high school yell-leaders. The only group to try out, Marietta Floyd, Kay Nichols and Karen Hollcrs, were chosen as yell leaders. 76 J e o l'. 1 H . 'mtv , o - - A - - ' 5 I I I I ' I 1 I 1 ' 9 O . . I . - U . . . s . . , . . J Hugh Second Team Sl Slilo ,ls sq, bo - F' xl S SQQ IONS NJ First row, from left to rnght Gary Nnchols, mgr Larry Corns Jam Ellett, Mr Street, ary Hunter Gordon Grounds Bull Vaughn Second row Henry Bosell David Mullns Mike Brnnson, Bob Brown Darwyn Emchs Ronnie Hollmgsworth Thurd row Richard Ketchem Pat Branson, Tommy Workman, Harold Mercer Davld York Kenny Bosell, Bertrand Good Junior High Cheerleaders Karen Hollars, Maruetta Floyd, Kay Nichols. o I' . , '-g ffr1' m . I 1 I F ' ' lv A l , 'N I 2 ' V If JS fb: '- , , - - V - ' r gn h Q o . I 5 X ,M X' X f .t N 5 - ' r . 4 - 4 . tl I E - . 35 . - - xl!! ' . - . ' ' Qu. .Nxffo . 'il ' .4 X- ' 'l Ax ' '41, - . X, If K ' 45 'F 7 , V S' Y if -ui ' N M ., 5.':,- ' 'll 'f WW, G ,V pc m R t . L ' . ,Q,. ff, ff I, i 1 , k 1 'fm Y V . : . -I I . . 5' , , ' . i 1 I Q I Q I r . : . I . I , . . 5 I l . ' X, ' 'N . f L N r ff A 'fx xx Baseball Furst row, from left to rlght Mr Aydelotte, Tommy Bedwell Junlor Allen, Frank Fox, Mr Street Second row Hugh Emchs Sherry Leavltt Ray Bedwell Jack Summerville Jlm Duffey Ed wrught Phnl Mercer John Mercer Lyons baseball team proved unsuccessful thus season as they ended on the short end of the score all sn games However the boys showed a wall to glve all they had and they were In the game every mmute Lyons loses tive boys thus year, but the school has some underclassmen who show plenty of promise for a future ball team Schedule Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons Lyons 78 Midland Jasonvllle Solsberry Jasonvllle Freelandvnlle Midland : . , L . I I I I I I - I 0 l 0 vs. ' . vs. vs. . vs. vs. ' vs. ' 'Sfil-41 V six .V un! W. ev G. hw EQN IX W B!! Track This has been Lyons first year at track and nt has been a very successful one The boys competed In the Lmton Relays the Greene County Track Meet, and ln meets wuth Swltz Cnty Scotland Lmton Bloomfield Worthangton Marco Pumento and Jasonvllle The team placed fourth In the Greene County Meet bemg beaten out of thlrd place by only one half ofa pomt Lyons also quallfied two boys for the regnonals at Bloommgton Lmton was the only other school un the county to have two boys represented nn the regsonals Some of the outstandmg performers ln the Important meets are as follows Hugh Jump fGreene County Meet, Jam Duffey second 100 yd Dash QGreene County Meetl Phil Mercer second . 220-yd. Dash fGreene County Meetl Phll Mercer, second. 4. Male Run lGreeneCounty Meetj Hugh Emchs, second. 5. 220 yd. Dash QLnnton Relaysl Phul Mercer, second. 6. Mile Run QLmton Relaysj Hugh Enichs, f0Urfl'1. 7. 220 yd. Dash lSectlonalj Phil Mercer, fourth. 8, Mile Run lSectnonalj Hugh Enichs, fOUl'Tl1- Lyons loses four members of the team this year, but looks forward to many more years of success in track. 79 ri! Q P . . , sf 1'hY fff M up ,M lx D ., . V T l xg fix, X - ix 'E' ir 2 4- - - 9? ll VG U ,sa V If N 4 4 I l I . Q - u -Q n I l. ' . 1 ' '2. - . n . 1 - 3 I ' l Jam Duffey Hugh Jump Relay Sho? Put Relay Phnl Mercer Relay 220 Don Gibson l50 220 Jock Summervnlle Relay Brood Jump Ray Bedwell Hugh Jurrp Relay Mn e Half Mule Relay Hugh Enicls 'l Carl Sfrosn ider 440 Relay Frank Fox Ed Wrught Ml e Brood Jump Relay Relay 82 'I .2-f - ', . ,-9 LL? '11- 11' '. '1 .f fits 5 A415 ,.-ff hZ Q'-14 ' '5 V PV H vvnlffwasnuim Alumna Records Class of 1901 Dalsy Denny Sexton Zelna Hand Waggoner Pearl Hncks Effne Hornbeck Raddle Wm Hornbeck James McKee Class of 1902 Onto Ax Conder, Pearl Holder Gray Class of 1903 Nellue Ross O Hover Class of 1904 Zada Edwards Harrns Gertrude Hand Everett Hunter Llbby Meyers Shlelds Otis Mclndoo Mamie Yoeman Burdsall Class of 1905 Verna Gardner, Frank McDonald Lee Wright Myrtle Yoeman Westbrook C ass of 1906 Records not available C ass of 1907 Maude Davndson Hackman MSIISSG Hunter Iva Mclndoo Lester, Blanche Ogg Moore Emnl Stafford C ass of 1908 Records not avaxlable Class of 1909 Fay Fields Holder Lyla Iles Georgna Merednth C ass of 1910 Wendell Baker Orvnlle Benham, Alvln Cole Allne Culllson, Cledua Edmgton Ralph Holder Alvln E Keller Merlin Mullane Class of 1911 Rae Angelo Ockerman Charles Baughn Vorns Carpenter Cllsta Clogston Bessle Edwards Armstrong Wvlda Edwards Parker Julaa Englush Deckard, Ruth English Trent Elsue Grace Wrlght Class of 1912 Anna Arthur Axe Lena Arthur Benham Everett Bennett Oscar Bogard, Jess Brldwell Edna Davldson Holmes Roxy Davudson Bengamun Harley Edmgton, James Foster Reed Hunter Euphrasle Kurk Albert Floyd Stlvers Class of 1913 Eva Arthur Carmichael Harrlette Baughn Blume Margareath Boyd Brntton Harvey Blume, Ednth Carpenter Dorls Fields Schantz, Earl Frye Harvey Holmes Ovld Keller Eva Mees Mahle Ona Muller Cam Ednth Plrtle Dafldson Oral Rambolt Margery Tltus Greene, Georgla Wllls Decamp Edna Wrught Class at 1914 Ellena Antlbus Kirk Ruth Aydelotte Vass, Lenore Benham Shllkett Mae Bennett Holder Ada Davidson Brown Jesse Davls Otto Edwards Franchen Hauser Wllllams lcld Hunter Shepherd Maud Rolluson Golda Russell Neal Jesse Schantz Class of 1915 Abbie Antlbus Edlngton Ruby Arthur Haywood, Ollvla Baker, Roxne Brown Eva Donagher Osle Edwards Muller Gertrude Fordyce Lautsen, Wllluam Rollnson Herman Stern, Audrey Wilson Class of 1916 Cletha Allen, Harvey Antubus Pearl Brown, Lloyd Knrk Ruth Pickle Richard Strauser, Wnll Vonmlller, Edith Wells Barley Lora Young Davis 85 O Z . I . I . I . I I ' ' I 5 1 I r I 1 I I ' 3 I 1 1 l : ' . l : ' ' , , , . l : ' . : . I I . . I I : I . . I . . . I I ' I ' : I I ' I . I I i i s u n I lv I I I Iles Sanders, C. E. Keller, Blanche Mclndoo, Ralph Mclndoo, Ethel Simmons Moore, Ira Spear, I I I I I I I I , . Z ' I . I . I I I I I I I X I I , . : . . I . I I I I I I I I I ' : . . . I . . . I I I I I 3 , 1 1 1 r 1 I I I U Class of 1917 Beulah Arthur Benham, Bessie Baughn, Jessie Bennett Robison, Fern Brown, Goldua Clasby, Curtis Clogston Lessne Davidson Kelso, Lucnle er, Zerllda Frye Wnmfred Harwood Wallace, Violet Hauser Benham, Dewey Holmes, Earl Keller, Jerry Moore, Guy Pratt, Clive Rolllson, Jacob Rolllson, Cabot Stlvers, Lenora Strauser Class of 1918 Relle Aldridge, Muna Ambaker Hoover, Lucale Brown, Eva Carpenter Schantz, Homer Donagher, Mary Ednngton, Hiram Fields, Ollie Gheen, Myrtle Keller Barstow, Hubert Loos, Guy McKee, Rlstorra Phenolman Moore, Onetla Pnrtle, Velma Purtle Hom, Parker Pratt, Susie Russell Schantz, Audrey Silvers Roach Mable Sparks Hatfield Lydia Yancy Class of 1919 Cecil Arthur, Helen Boyd Roach Muna Bruch Spear Lee Chambers, a Crowder, Mary Daugherty, Mable Deckard Possant, Coad Hasler, Elsie Holder Franks Doris Jackson Antnbus, Estel Jones, Alma Kirk Essle Rarrden Turner, Lessre Ralrden Cordner, Audrey Rolllson Neff Edythe Rollnson, Treva Schantz Clark, Nellie Wells Mannon, Murrlel Westfall McKeegan, May Vandeventer Calvert Class of 1920 Frank Antubus, Joel Benham, Leonard Fields Rachel Grounds Lawless Ruth Kirk Hart, Jumor Leavitt, Joe Lynn Marcia Muller Estel, Alice Morgan, Artaban Ogel, Louis Stem, Otis Tlbbett Class of 1921 Dola Bogard Foster, Mary Bogard Harshman, Charles Clasby, Earnestune Damer, Alice Deckard Shake, Ralph Deckard, Shelton Foster, Duane Hopper, Rae Hunter Sheffler Carpenter, Ethel Skomp Hinton, Otto Sloop, Claude Story Aubrey Strauser Bloome Mildred Wells, Lucule Wingate Hart Irene Yancey Wyatt Class of 1922 Lawrence Blevens, Clair Bogard, Ralph Carpenter, Galen Chambers, Harold Culp Russell Fordyce, Ada Grounds Story, Chester Hadley Eva Hunter Howard, o Hunter, Vlrgll lsenogle, Lois Jeffers Stevens, Mary Kirk Llpp, Orville McLaughlin, Muriel Ralrden Browning, Herman Ring Miriam Sappenfield Plckard Sybil Shorter Young, Claud Skomp, Esther Skomp Farrand, Joseph Skomp Lester Sparks Blevens, Lois Thompson Lund, Farrel Westfall Beulah Wnggmgton, Lena Yancey Class of 1923 Juanita Atkerson, Byrl Barley Tldd, Kenneth Brown, Estella Clasby, Ruth Fields Hlrth, Ollve Gheen, Naomi Jordan, Marne Ogg White, Opal Richardson McLaughlin, James Sparks, Myrtle Wlgglngton Class of 1924 Doris Allen, Herbert Bedwell, Kenneth Brown, Julia Duffey Bucknell Ernest Flelds, Delorls Floyd Killnnger, Helen Floyd Grounds, James Foulke, Lenore Foulke, William Gregory, Carlns lsenogle, Rachael Jeffers Ayers, Luclle Melluck Burdsall Lella McCarter Larrlson, Clyde Owens, Russell Plummer, Roy Russell, Faye Schantz, Roland Skomp Grace Stale Shepherd, Lester Stevens Class of 1925 Paul Arthur, Beatra ce Brewer Hunter, Leo Burcham Albright, Pearl Clasby, Wllllam Deckard, Zella Denny, Ruby Fordyce, Wilma Foster Hastings, Gay Frye Slner, Dennis Grounds Robert Grounds, Orval Hunter, Wayne Hunter, Mary Jones Cooper, Ruth Kirk Devine, Zelma Meese Bereman, Ray Melllck John Myers MrldredSchantzFord, John Smith, Frank Tlbbet Katherine Unversaw Boyd Helen Workman Mullis 86 1' - 'i':i'i ' . 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I 1 - Class of T926 Charles Allen Jessle Anderson Baurd Gladys Boruff Trusler, Robert Burcham, Robert Clayton Mary Cruss Malan, Mary Doney Brown Helen Frey Myers, Lex Frye Herman Gregory Kenneth Hallock Charles Hovey, Marne Jeffers Waggoner, Mary Jeffers Bowman Nellne Jeffers Hallock Clyde Knllmger, Lessle Larue Haunes, John Lucas, Flossue Meurer Haywood, Ethel Myers Felton Emery Mclntyre, Alvnn McKee, Pauline Ralrden Norns, Thelma Rnchardson Hunter, Otho Sappenfield, Austin Skomp, Geneva Skomp Brafford, Leslle Skomp, Samuel Vaughn Herman White Class of l927 Eugene Alton, Paul Baker, Royal Bedwell, Prmcess Brown, Chloe Courter Aura Foster Baldrldge Agnes Foulke Fordyce, Fay Frye Van Glider, Nellle Hanley arks, Orval Hoover, Herbert Jeffers Emil Klllnan Helen Leavvtt Hunter, Louuse Mattingly Roley, Dora Meurer Flynn Clarren Moore Dallas Myers, Mildred Owens Smith, Leonard Patterson, Vance Sappenfield, Mary Walker Dowell Class of 1928 Mlldred Arthur Johnson, Herschel Brlnson, Cletls Burdsall, Dorotha Chesnut, lmo Chesnut, Earl Duffey, Walter Harwood, Marne Holmes Voorhls, Loral Hubbard Glass, Theodore Hunter, Gaynelle lsenogle Gregory, Eathel Kllllan Carpenter, Christy Mullls Hllburn, Jack Osborn, Thelma Roudebush Robertson, Mary Tubbett, Thelma Wells Wrlght, Hallie West, Thomas West Class of l929 Bryce Bogard, Vlvlan Bradfield Bert Brown, Wendell Brown, Dorothy Burdsall Murddock Louxs Chaney Chester Corns Gerald Cullsson, Audrey Daugherty Parrls, Roy Ellett, Catherine Frey Smith, Annabell Grounds, Edwards, Loule Jones, Beecher Leavrtt Ivan Leavitt, Chloe Lehman, Naomi Love Morgan, Josephme McDonald Booker, Evelyn Patterson Rowe, Dorothy Skomp, Helen Stalcup 5l'IOr1lsS, Helen Wells Gregory Clarence Wolford, John Woodall Harry Bedwell lvan Brown Ruth Burcham Mathena, Nellie Carmuchael Scott, Everett Crass Karl Culluson, Lex Edwards Luther Grounds Harold Haferkamp, Cathryn Hoover Tubbett, Lottie Jeffers, Mildred Leckner Hubbell Ester Lucus, Ruth Mutchell Kewder Nnna Myers Horn, Lowell McKee Inez McLaughlln Corns, Nancy Roach Harruson, Dorcas Stalcup Stacer Ruth Stalcup Bough Class of l93l Leslle Anderson, Mary Bedwell Jones, Anna Marne Benham Nellie Boruff Laymon Ruby Brown Stucky Hazel Buzan Burcham, Haskel Corns, Thelma Deckard, Cello Edwards Floyd, Thelma Haferkamp Loper, Clarence Jeffers, Loulse Kmnaman Roach Colleen McDonald Sizemore, Thomas Osbon, Bernard Sappenfleld Jumor Shepherd, Gale Ice, Frank Stalcup, Chester Webster Class of l932 Emnt Allen, Carl Baker, Harvey Bosell Earl Canady, Mary Chesnut, Georgla Collins, Clifford Duffey Violet Engllsh Bedwell, Marne Flynn Bennett, Eula Heaton Berns, Zelma Jolllff Barker, Julian Leavutt, Kathryn Myers Osbon, Halcyon McBrlde Wright, Leland Sparks, Fred Tlbbett, Dallas West, Jessie Workman Ward Class of l933 Clyde Carmichael, Elsne Carmichael Norrlgan, George Carpenter, Hugh Davndson Leonard Deckard, Leo Edwards, Naomua Edwards Haper, Albert English Paul Hannum, Aluce Hasler Barley, Ovld Heaton Lloyd Helm, Vlrglnna Jeffers Konrath, Ednson Ketchem, Roscoe Kmnaman, Charles Lace, John Martm, James Maurer, Delores McBride, Thelma McKee Hennebole, Vlrglma Plummer Carnahan, Fem Resler Ellet, James Roach, Kelth Sappenfield, Ruth Shorter Berryman, John Smnth Joseph Sparks, Lorene Wells Whlteman, Mary White Bedwell 87 : I . . I I I I I I I I I , . : ' , 1 SP I I 1 1 : . . I I I I I I Class of l93O: Harold Abram, Glen Anderson, Ralph Anderson, Virgil Baker, Earl Baughn, I I . . . I I I I I I I : . I . I I I I SP : . I . I T . . . I . I Class of I934 Vlrgte Baker Roudebush, Roy Brown Beatrlce Culllson Frye Nma Dovndson Warren, Lowell Deckard, Marguerlte Duncan Pogue, Georgva Ferguson Ransford, Nerva Hamtlton, Eltzabeth Hardesty Hannum, Kathryn Horns Newlun, Masel Hoover York, Cleo Ketchem Faebor Rosemary Leavltt Clark, Ruth Love Handley Evelyn McDonald Greenwell, Maxine Patterson Ketchem Rexford Pottman, Loren Sparks, Ellis Unversaw Class of l935 Harold Anderson, Alger Balrd Chrnstnna Baker Jones, Aden Benham, Charles Bennett, Kathleen Boyd Thomas, Marlln Bradfneld Kenneth Brown, Ruth Carmichael Graves, Fay Deckard, Wllma Duffey Wakeland, Annetta Ftrebaugh Padgett, Willard Frey, Maxwell Grounds, Dewey Hannum, Opal Hasler Sollday, Dllwan Heaton, Mauruce Heaton, Ralph Helm, Paul Huey, Twanett Hubbard Rhodes, Una Jeffers Mclntyre, Ina Jeffers Workman, Roscoe Keller, Earl Leavitt, Curtts Madden, Thelma Mansfield Edwards, Mary Meurer, Farrel Mullts Sensney, Walter Mullls Glenne Patterson Parker, Catherlne Schantz Mullls Arverda Sensney Stalcup, Wllltam Shllkett, Cllfford Skomp Jewell Sollday, Frank Sparks, Loune Sparks, Ward Stalcup, Fred Workman, Rex Workman Class of I936 Jessle Anderson Hamilton, Ralph Balrd, Ethel Baker Flsh Bernard Bogard, Loshrer Brewer, Helen Brmson Lee, Robert Bunch, Mnnme Carmichael, Melba Davudson Lnttle, Emery Doney, lmo Edwards Helm, Evelyn Frey Heaton, Garland Hasler, Eva Hauck Hale, Sarah Huey Dless Wllluam Kaho, John Knnnaman, J C Moore Marcus Myers, Annabelle Owens, Basmger, Lorralne Ralrden Stewart, James Rusher, Annette Sappenfleld Handy Carl Skomp Ednth Slmkard Rush, Nora Wells Shepherd Class of T937 Ferrel Bedwell Brown, Isaac Benham, Melvln Buggs, Ward Bradfneld Julian Chesnut, Dale Culllson, Vlrgll Ftscus, Ruth Fuel Barnwell Dorothy Homllton, Dora Hays Rnchardson Wayne Helm, Gene Holder, Mary Holmes Easton, Bemard Huey, Oaklene Johnson Stalcup, Ada Keller Froeschke Wnlma Patterson Goodman, Vtncent Richardson, Luther Roach John Shelton, John Sutphnn, Mary Thomas Thompson, Molly Whlte Patterson Class of l938 Ruth Batrd Bogard, Cllfford Baker, George Brmson, Robert Brown, Reba Burdsall Flelds Georgla Canady Watson, Wilma Carpenter Abraham, Wayne Deckard, Clmton Gastmeau, Norman Gregory, Bonnue Haferkamp Harbm Betty Hatfleld Mullls Charlotte Hatfield Workman, Helen Hunter Steward, Paulune Jeffers Leavttt, Charles Jones, Jr , Earl Kirk, Jr , Dons Lehman Grounds Fredrlck McBr1de, Catherine Rusher Ellett, Arno Sappenfneld, Theron Struckmeyer Class of T939 Charles Baughn, Jr Betty Benham Kaho, Beulah Borden Love, Dolores Cams Summerville, Leona Deckard Bishop Nma Edwards May, Reba Emery McKee, Claude Foster, Jr Maxwell Goodwnn, Joan Haferkamp, Jack Hmeman, Jr Dwnght Johnson, Sarah Jones Waggoner, Martlea Kaho Brown, Helen Laymon Horn, Joanna Leavatt Struckmeyer, Emll Mullns, Eva Owens Coleman, Gladys Palmer, Eugene Patterson, Agatha Rlchardson Bennett, Danlel Rollnson, Mlrlam Schantz Leavitt, Wllltam Skomp, Walter Sutphon, Jerald Thlesen Class of l940 Harold Benham, Beatrlce Bennett Wnlson, Nma Brmson Roth, Frances Buzan Jones, Dale Carpenter, Norma Emery Phyllls Grounds White, Mary Gwaltney Bowman, Wllbertme Huey Moore, Harry Jeffers, Wunston Knrk, Manda Leckner McKee, Vtrgmna McDonald Ada McFarland Ellett, Laura Meurer, Robert Nichols, Lenore Perkms Elsass, Merl Rosler, Bemard Schantz, Moms Shelton, Robert arks Robert Squire, Aletha Tlbbett, Mlldred Tlncher Lehman, John Weddle, Moms Whlte 88 . 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Class of 1941 Muna Anderson Young, Athena Barnard, Harruette Baughn Page, Beulah Bradfueld Baker, Harriett Carpenter Westfall James Cline Robert Davidson Dorothy Daes, William Davis, Evelyn Edwards Rader, Gene Edwards, Kathryn Ellett Shuemaker, James Gastlneau, David Hasler Gerald Jones, Joe Jordan, Reba Owens, Helen Patterson Teague, Rose Raunbolt Sums, Lowell Resler, Hilda Rolllson Hemmerlem, June Schantz Schneider, Lloyd Silvers Clifford Stalcup Donald F Thlesen, James Thomas, William Weber, Jr Class of 1942 Wilma Bedwell Cox, Marlorle Benham Lehman Imogene Brown Overman, Maxine Deckard, Elizabeth Farley Allen, Chloe Farmer, Louise Fuel Fish, Louise Isenogle Sims, Josephine Kendall Weaver, Robert Klrk, Billy Lehman, William Nichols, Dale Resler, Merlin Rusher, Betty Shelton, Neoma Vowell Bennett, Elmer Weddle Class of 1943 Jeanette Bedwell Tmcher, Paul Bland, Marlorle Campbell Shoptaw, Rose Conady Allen, Joanna arpenter Clouse, Robert Culllson, Beverly Edwards Sutphun, Max Edwards, MOTION Ellett, Leonard Emery, Robert Grounds Geneva Hall Hamilton, Rose Marie Isenogle Diss, Jack Jordon Patricia Kirk Brown, Melba McLaughlin Cox, Nancynelle Patterson Eldridge Norma Perkms Decker Ruth Ranard Hendrix, Francis Russell, Rosemary Spice Reed, Bull Wells, Reba West Harrell Class ot 1944 Mary Allen Robbins, Mae Baker Hill Jack Benham, Helen Blanton Smith, Jean Bradfield Biggs, Betty Bnnson Ray, Leon Brown, George Cone, Barbara Farrand John Fields Philip Fields Betty Grounds Shake, Julian Hnneman, Lloyd Huey, Joan Jeffers Self Ruby Jones Wllladean Nicholson Stalcup, Donald Page, Joyce Stevens Strocke, Robert Story, Barbara Thomas Combs Class of 1945 Janice Benham Rmgle, Rltta Bogard Droll Ettamae Edwards, Donald Elliott, Arrrola Foster, Mary Lou Foster Wells, Bobby Hamiltnon, Bill Johnson, Dola Russell Schantz, Robert Schantz, Allce Tmcher, Virginia Vaughn Mullls Helena White Benham Class of 1946 Bull Aydelotte, Jack Edwards, Bob Fields Donna Gregg Anleltner, Bob Jeffers, Bob Johnson, Max Jordan, Phyllis Kaho Greves, Betty Kendall Nerdlgh Carolyn Kirk encer Madge Nichols Jordan, Norma Owens Crum Class of 1947 Doris Anderson Malone, Robert Ault, Edgar Bloomer, Dqvud Carpenter Luella Carpenter, Oaklene Cooper Mclntosh, Mary Lou Edwards Foster, Jlmmre Elliott, Nnla Elliott Hall Phyllis Fines Burgess, Lois Hostetter Brown, Haldon Kaho, Barbara McDonald Hufnagel, Bill McKee, James Morgan,Gledns Neldlgh Jr Marilyn Nicholson Johnson, Dale Page, Mary Perkms, Paul Sutphln, Annetta Waggoner Hmeman, Beverley Weber Chamberlin Class of 1948 Donna Aydelotte Crosby, Martha Bedwell Whitehead Kanova Bradfueld Wines Norma Brookshire Goodman, Josephine Freeman, Don Gregg, Eugene Gwaltney Louanna Hubbard Burch, Gilbert Klnnaman, Leon McLaughlin, Richard Malone, Barbara Nichols Goodman, Pearl Russell Lee, Jim Schantz, Robert Vass Class of 1949 Mary Jo Ault White, Raymond Bland Loretta Canada Axe Bob Cox, Don fields, Lols Hall Bays, Frances Hasler, Dwight Hmeman, Betty Jeffers Scovllle Bettie Jones Hasler, Lee McDonald, Norman Malone, Evelyn Mottern Workman, Melba Perkms Laveme Rolllson, Galen Tlbbett, Marlene Tlbbett Lacey, Floyd Vaughn, Lloyd Vaughn, Lila Waggoner Kaho, Donnie White 89 ' I l I ' I l . . 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I I . 5 1 I I I I Class of 1950 Martha Autrey, Joan Bowlcer Strickland Margaret Bowker Caudlll Wansta Braun Born Dewey Brown Hal Busby Laurel Clark Helms, Edward Fulk, Janice Gllbreath Hasler Glen Hulterbrand Keneth Hollingsworth Betty Patterson Harper, Betty Rollison Schantz Donna Rollison Crays, Dorothy Stallings, Janice Story Class at 1951 Betty Allen, Ardath Bloomer Roudebush Hugh Branson Jerald Corns Loretta Crane Baker, Shtrely Davndson Ault, Phyllis Duffey Lindsey Sharlene Duffey Harrah Sharlene Edwards Beck James Ferguson, Barbara Gregg Musselman, Jack Hasler, Nancy Lancaster Ray McDonald June Malone, Ralph Malone, William Mottern Lous Mottern Britton Sue Mottern Neil Amos Musselman Charles Perkins Lois Rolllson Betty Rusher Lucille Schellenr r Mclntosh Mary Slaven Charlotte Snow, Jackie Steele, Paul Waggoner Class of 1952 Keith Anderson, Richard Baker, Richard Byrd, James C Campbell, Dewayne Cooper Bernie Crum Edward Declcard Gary Earlywune, Conrad Edwards Hunchman Robert Koehler Ethel Malone Reed Miriam Nichols Rollvson Kathryn L Patterson Jane Truelove BobbyVaughn,Marilyn Wesner Haldon West Class of 1953 Nedla Anderson Steele Charles Ausman, Nana Bosell Hlnchman Floyd Brown Norman Corns, Maxine Crane Burcham Forrest Edwards Myrtle Hall Phillip Herndon Marilyn Heshelman Bradford Hollingsworth Gary Leavitt, Ardath Osbon Koehler Stanley Pnckard Fred Ulrich Linda Waggoner Virginia Woodall Class of 1954 Ray Bedwell Bunnne Bosell Delorls Cooper, James Duffey, Phyllis Floyd Franklin Flynn Edward Ketchem Kay Lace Lula Lambrlght Philip Mercer Sharon Mitchell Patricia Nichols, Carolyn Page Mercer Avery Padgett Loretta Steele Perry T Summerville Patsy Vaughn 90 5 1 I D I ' I I I . . I ' I . I , . 2 , ' , , t . , . . I i I I I I ' I F I I I I ' I l l I I 1 JC I I 1 I 1 I I . I Mavis Fines,William R. Fulk, Phillip Haper, Joseph W. Hasler, Betty Heshelman, Walter Jerry . I I I . . . . I . I I I I ' H 5 ' I 1 . I I ' I I I ' F I . I . I . K, . I . I . I . . . . 2 I . . I . . I 1 I I I . I ' . I . I F F F I I I . 1 , . HERFF JONES CO lndlanapolls, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive Class Jewelry Graduation Announcements Medals Trophies Scholastic Awards E R Smith, Representative LYONS ELECTRIC COMPANY Valls D Bingham Frigidaire Appliances Television Phllgas Ranges ABC Washers Zenith Radios GREVES FLOWERS Charles and Phyllis Greves 601 S Seminary St Phone 499 Bloomfield, Indiana Flowers forAll Occasions Compl :ments of THE EVENING WORLD Bloomfield s Daily Newspaper Serving The Lyons Commun ity Electrical Service Work I , . Allen s HOOSIER PETE Oll, Gas, Batteries Phone 70 Swltz Cnty Indiana McMlIIan s OUTFITTERS TO CHAMPIONS For Over a Quarter of a Century McMillan Athletic Goods Co , Inc Terre Haute, Indiana BLOOMFIELD ELECTRIC SHOP Appliances Furniture Electrical Wiring Van Thompson ------- Russell Thompson Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of THE BLOOMFIELD NEWS Bloomfield Indiana Y 4us-g,, , .- I Tires, Tubes, Accessories ' l WAYNE MOORE SALES AND SERVICE Norge Gas and Elecfrucal Appluances Delaval Danry Equnpment R C A Radeos 8- Televlslons Ironrute lroners Bloomfield Phone 20 Indiana MARY S BEAUTY SHOP Phone I48 Mary Bedwell Operator MARY TIBBETT Complete Insurance Protechon Farm Life Flre Casualty I-Yom Phone 28 Indiana SAPP S D X STATION B M Sappenfleld, Prop I-Yom Indiana LYCVIS Indiana I - Bloomfield Compl lments H B TURNER D J J TURNER lndlcno Llnton Complete Lune of Sportmg Goods LINTON SPORTING GOODS It Pays to Play Lodues Sportshop lncllono Bloomington D1 Pepp 1 lncluono Terre Houte Complnments CHE STY FOODS, INC lndlcmno of . . , M, , . . , M.D. Compliments of . . .D 0 af I Compliments of R W Powers Lyons lndlono Compliments of THE D GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY D R Edwards, Lyons, lndnczncl Lmton BOLTEN ORCHARD IOO Acres Fruit lndlcno Phone 610 Llnton ALLEN'S FLOWER SHOPS Soy lt wnth Flowers And soy It wnth ours All hours Phone 58 Bloomfield I Ho Represented by BloomfTeld Compl lmenfs S0 95 Cl'16VI'0IeI' Service WILSON CHEVROLET SALES :Nc CHEVROLET Indiana Our 42nd year of Provldmg Dependable Low cost Electric Servlce PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY of INDIANA Lyons PAGE S PURE OIL STATION Modem Cabuns Sub Nash Dealer Phone 92 B Hy 67 Indiana Lyons BLOOMER WEST SIDE MARKET Fine Quality Meats And Groceries Phone I33 Indiana I . 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