Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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Q Z ., svn Q be r CU Y A '- ' I 'e I ' ,J fig l I Vx .4 Back row Miss Blass, Shirlvv Miller, VVinn1l'1 ed Hawes, Nadine Lueders. Janice Struve, Nurene Dorathy, Beatrice Frederick. Seated Yvonne Busch, Myrna Mex'e'i Barbara Dmatliv, Martlia Bennett Y-Teens The Y-Teens of 1952-53 were under the supervision of Miss Irene Blass and Miss Clare Dodge. The officers were Myrna Meyer, presi- dent: Barbara Dorathy, vice-president: Martha Bennett, secretary, and Yvonne Busch, treasurer. Winnifred Hawes was the program chairman, and Nadine Lueders was the social chairman. The Lyons Y-Teens were well represented at the Y-Teen Conference held this year. Barbara Dorathy, Ann Ebensberger, Winnifred Hawes. Forty-six Myrna Meyer, and Wanda Petersen made the trip to the Amana Colonies where the con- ference was held. The club sponsored several activities for the student body including the Homecoming dance and a dance after one of the basketball games. The club members enjoyed various club activities - especially the slumber party held at the Y.W.C.A. and a potluck supper. ROEHL-PHILLIPS - SNACK HARBOR

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f . .Mg M IN .x D X 0 - a ,. .4 Back row -Larry Feller, Keith Ketelsen, Bill McCutcheon, Cl1Fl'ord Parker, David Lueders, Wayne Marx, jack Waldorf, Tom Lyons, Dick Jacobsen, Second row- Mr. Belt, Lawrence Lind, Russell Henmngsen, jack Greve, Don Meyer, Bill Thoms, john Grimm, jim Lyons, Pat Black, john Wyatt, Mr Corrie, Front row Dennis Hinz, Dwayne Spooner, Eugene Reeser, Bob Kammerer, John McCord. Hi -Y 45 The Hi-Y, sponsored by Mr. Belt, along with some twenty members had another successful year. In September the club elected the follow- ing to hold office: Eugene Reeser, presidentg Dwayne Spooner, vice-presidentg Bob Kam- merer, secretary-treasurer: and john McCord, chaplain. BYLLESBY'S - COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. The Hi-Y sent Jack Greve and Jack Waldorf to the Youth Government Program. The boys attended two meetingsg the first at Indianola, Iowa, in November, and the second at Des Moines, Iowa, in December. The club raised the money to sponsor these trips by selling candy at the home basketball games. Forty-five

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I I l fy 5514. Standing Miss Butler Seated Carol l-i1iitlt1Li2st.RLitl. Harms Max' vii l.r:,Cf1'.i1XN llx.LlL1'l M: Library Put your naine and grade on the card? So goes the daily speech ofthe student librarian. For it's her duty to check books in and out of our library, She also helps students to find the books they want through the use of the card file. Biographies and fiction were the books niost used this year, And. of course, we can't forget the section on airplanes back in the 600's. One part of our library which we wish were used more often is the pamphlet tile, which contains clip- pings from magazines and pamphlets about everything from advertising to Trinidad. Our library grows each year, and we hope that the students ot' L.H.S. grow with it through the use of the library's services, CLINTON COUNTY AUTOKWOBILE ASS'N - GEORGE FAGERXS Forty-seven