Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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1 . V-A ,. 1101, X i ., , X -i K i fn rr 1-42 Ss , Back row Clifford Parkez, Dick Burgwlmf. Dick Miller, Gaia Strll. Mr Gaul! Sc-fund row Lester Hawes, Dark Marr, Bill M:ll:'r, Eugene- Kane, Bzllx Rogis First rim joe Millr'r. Pat Black, Rex Mc'Clain. Keith Ke-tr-ls:-n W tl' Wrestling made its appearance for the second year under the coaching of Mr. Gault. The squad was hampered by the shortage of members participating and by the lack of experience. They won the first two meets of the season and tied for fifth place in the Davenport Invitational and tied for fourth place in the District Meet. Gene Kane had the most points this season and earned his second letter in wrestling. Pat Black and Gene Kane were elected co-captains by the rest of the squad members. The following are the wrestlers and their particular weight divisions: Bill Rogis. 95: Gene Kane, 112: Keith Ketelsen, 120: Leslie Kofahl and Clifford Parker, 1273 Rex McClain, 1335 Gary Still, 138: joe Miller and Lester Hawes, 145: Dick Burgdorf, 155: Dick Marr and Dick Miller, 165: Pat Black and Bill Miller, heavy- weights. The letter winners for this year were Bill Rogis, Gene Kane, Dick Burgdorf, Dick Miller, and Pat Black. Lyons 26 Rock Falls 25 Lyons 26 Maquoketa 25 Lyons 20 Bettendorf 33 Lyons 16 Clinton Reserves 27 Lyons 21 Rock Falls 25 Lyons 13 Davenport Sophomores 40 Lyons 16 Maquoketa 27 SCHNEIDER PRODUCE - FINCH COAL COMPANY Twenty-nine