Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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A 6 Q! ,,, , Ll-' Don Mc ,'c-r. Sandra Strawhorn, Larry Frllrr, Eva Phelan, Mr Erickson Lambda Lambda Delta Chi, the Lyons High dramatic club, has been very active during the 1953-54 school year. The regular meetings of the club have been devoted to discussion groups. Throughout the year a number of films have been shown on speech and the ways of the theater. The club has also been busy planning pep meetings and sponsoring dances. The fifty paid members elected Larry Feller as their president. Other officers include Don Meyer, vice-presidentg Eva Phelan, secretaryg Thirty- two Delta Chi Sandra Strawhorn, treasurerg Ann Benson, social chairmang and Loraine Naeve, program chairman. Two plays were produced by Mr. Melvin Erickson, the club sponsor - the all-school play Great Caesar's Ghost and the senior class play. Every member of Lambda Delta Chi participated wholeheartedly in various phases of the productions to make them a success. The last club chapter hopes you have enjoyed its productions during the past four years as much as the members have enjoyed staging them. THRIFTY MARKET - R 65 R HARDWARE