Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Page 29 text:

'51 5 I ' i X I fb IIHNIII -- am- W, H P ff A -,,f,: f---l 0.0.1 Standing-Jos' Nlazks. Cliff Parker. Lorraine Stlilk, Plizflis Hake-1. Barbara B:-t'ke':. jojxvc Dfvtt. Katlix Gr:-vi: Ruth ji-neu, Miss Davis Seated-B4'x'c'rly Bauglxnaan. Cazitl Foster. Ann Benson. Martlua Bennett. Loraine- Naeve. Patti Hiilrn. janet Rohr. janet Sruflvlll. Publications Closs The Publications Class of 1953-54 had three main objectives for the year. First was the printing of the football programs for the home games: second, the school newspaper Stuff and Nonsense, which was issued four times during the year fthe fall, Christmas, spring, and Senior editionsjg and third, the Lyonite. The work for this started the year off in September and continued through May. Many people helped with the various work of the annual. The first semester Publications Class of ten members solicited for advertising. Special recognition should go to Emilie Paasch, Cliff Parker, Janet Rohr, janet Scofield, and Miss Davis's Twelfth Grade English Class for the articles appearing in the annual. Credit should also go to Martha Bennett, Agnes Hammond, Annamae Kane, and Loraine Naeve for the art work and the special pages. Everyone knows, of course, that without the planning and guidance of Lucile Davis, all this would have been impossible. As sponsor for the past eight years, she has helped the Lyonite progress to its successful final copy. Through the years Lyons High School students have planned and edited many annuals, but the Publications Class of this year hopes that you find the last Lyonite to be the best of all. ALLEN'S TEA ROOM - VOLCKMAN'S Twenty-HVG

Page 28 text:

4 ii 3 . Q , SGI Standing-Annamae Kane, Mildied Thompson, Keith Ketelsen, David Ohsann, john Bendtschneider, Don Meyer, Bill Turner, Frank Rixen, Mr. Stivers. Seated-'Larry Feller, Kay Spooner, Louis Weinbeck, Nlarilyn Goettsch, june Stone. Activity Council The Activity Council of 1953-54 had a very successful year. The members were very faithful in their attendance and always seemed quite interested in planning activities for the student body. Some of the events planned by the Council were the activity ticket sales, the Home- coming festivities and ceremonies, and other special events at the football games. Parents' Night, which was held in November during National Education Week, was planned by both the junior and senior high councils. The council members can be proud of the line job they did in showing the parents around to the different rooms. On February 17, a Vocational Day was held at Clinton High School. The Activity Council members along with the Clinton High council members participated in this program. Since the event was held in the afternoon, the juniors and seniors of both schools were able to attend. Twen ty-four Last spring the student body elected Marilyn Goettsch and Louis Weinbeckas co-presidents. They act as the secretary and the president of the Activity Council. Along with these two, there are eleven various classes, clubs, and organizations represented by the following students: Frank Rixen Sophomore Class Pres. Keith Ketelsen junior Class Pres. Bill Turner Senior Class Pres. Don Meyer Hi-Y Pres. john Bendtschneider Projectionist Club Pres. Y-Teen Pres. Girls' Glee Club Pres. Band Pres. june Stone Annamae Kane David Ohsann Mildred Thompson G.A.A. Pres. Larry Feller Lambda Delta Chi Pres. Shirley Langrehr School Spirit Committee Kay Spooner School Spirit Committee Mr. Stivers Sponsor IOWA STATE SAVINGS BANK

Page 30 text:

'N'l.wt:..1lirrimtt N- -1 nn ltwatl, Nant. I . ini BARI TUNE SAXOPPIKJNH julzr Shnznian I-I l' l lp H FLAT CLARINET Vllnllis Baku Cznfvli Hallirllz Ga.lm H1 ntiup Shun Nutz Nanrx Ilmsz-x Lmyx F1 llv: Kan Guilt' Cmol Kc-tzflsrn Swrtta Knutsrn jam-I Kraus Barbara l,avu1-ure at Kzr XX illianxs Cairn: lata M .4 fs Nlarqazrt Pampeiin Eva Plxrlan Ii FLAT CLARINIQT Btwn 1 lx R1 x nultls lille-vn Rn hai-lsun Put 1 it in Rws Slxrllvx Scot! Inulxsz- Stanlm' Bal lim fa Sturtlrnmnri Bm vc ilx Stu:-di-mann jam-t Tax lor Janifr' Turner juan Tu: nm lilxtgvrir- V:-it Pntlxfia XN'e'iltllr' Edward Xyilllams Vcrm-lla Young Bond The Lyons High School Band of 1953-54, directed by Mr. Floyd Stivers, was one of the most active organizations of the school. David Ohsann was elected president at the beginning of the year. The Marching Band, which consisted of sixty-two members, performed during the half time periods at the home football games. They were led by the drum majorette Martha Ben- nett. The other activities of this group were marching in the Mardi Gras parade and at the Memorial Day parade. The Concert Band, which consisted of seventy-eight members, played for Parents' TLASS CiI.ARlNf'i'li H1-nlmma New km ALTO SAXOPHUNIL Vern F:-nn-l Halrx Foul Grur fr- I'ws.t4.'v X Rosaln Fins Luna Luc-kiilz Bvttk' Svauna Tl-QNOR SAXOPHON li jox rn- Dots Shlrlvx Fenzel Night, November ll: the Christmas Concert, December 221 and the Spring Concert, April 6. The Lyons band also participated in the Illowa Band Festival held at Morrison on May 4. The Pep Band had fifteen members. They were Carol Bailey, Ann Benson, Rosalie Friis, Allan Grimm, Avis Hannafan, Carol Lundquist, Judy Markley, Orain McDaniel, Carmelita Myers, Beverly Reynolds, Sharon Scott, Gayla Spooner, Patty Thiessen, Bob Waldorf, and Carolyn Youmans. By participating in band, the members have a chance to obtain a musical background in classical, semifclassical, and popular music. Twenty-six BENDER MUSIC COIVIPANY - j I-33' P SHOE SHOPPE lr Y F. z L- f u- s.. I sf. V E i F F