Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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i 2 R F O 1 lil' ' ' xd- ' -n 4 -- wi Q ' w' Q .L W Bark rrwx'-liazl Harris. Orian Mn'IDari:el, Gr-ne lVlrDonul4l, Rul-rr! Sur:-use-r1,Garv Hart. Bob Peters. jrirv Niarluwz-, David I.L1c-tiers. Don NI:-uri. XNH1-. nz- M.4ix, Lest:-1 Hawes, Charles jfrlinsl-ri. lbelim-r Putratz Sew-Html 1-ru-llazlcnr'Golrlrri. Verne-Ha Yming, El:-anm Lum-. Ilarlrnr' Mrllunalrl, LmsPelUmn,Cl1c-:xl Dean, janet Sfofivlll, juilx Nlarl-claw. Ann Benson. Marv Ann Nlever, Phyllis Brown, Kathi Creve. Front row-Barbara Abbott, B2-zrlwaia Lawrence. Carol Foster, Barbara Mc-ver. Gerda Kading, Patty Holm. Linda Hake, Nant . Bm-ngtsnn, Nancy Drirsz-'.', janet Rohr. Junior Closs The junior Class of seventy-six members made a successful beginning for the 1953-54 school year by electing Keith Ketelsen as president, Don Meyer as vice-president 1 Barbara Meyer as secretaryg and Phyllis Brown as treasurer. Miss Davis served as sponsor of the junior Class. The juniors took an active part in all school activities. The junior boys receiving letters in football were Lester Hawes, Pat Shaw, and jim Waldorf. The juniors on the basketball squad were Charles johnson, Pat Shaw, Dick Shields, and Jim Waldorf. Barbara Abbott was elected Junior Homecoming attendant, and her escort was Keith Ketelsen. At the Homecoming ceremony the Junior cheerleader Judy Meyer presented Barbara with a bouquet of flowers. Several Juniors worked on the production crews for the all-school play Great Caesar's Ghost. Nancy Bengtson, Wayne Eggers, Carol Lundquist, Tom Lyons, Judy Markley, Don Meyer, and Carmelita Myers portrayed char- acters in the play in a highly commendable fflanflef. The Junior Class sponsored two dances during the year to raise funds for the junior- Senior Banquet, which was one of their big projects. Since everyone had a most enjoyable time at this function, we feel that the juniors completed a very prontable year. Eighteen ESPEY'S JEWELERS - KLINGER PAINT COMPANY V

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