Lyons High School - Lyonite Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

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.rmf'QQulP nninz:Q,....3:111 1 :fi -is ' i I I Back row-Mr. Be-nn. Charles johnson, Don Utroska. Larry Lange. Gene Veit. Ed H:-insen, Dick Marr, Jerry Marlowe Lou Weinbeck. Dick Shields, Lester Hawes, Keith Ketelsen, Mr Crimmings ' ' Second row-joe Cavanaugh, David Ohsann. Bob Herrick. Cliff Kammerer, Bill Tun ner. Steve Butz, Bill Frahm. joe Vkfaldorf, Dick Jacobsen Front row-Kenneth Hawes, Dick Bartrls, ClifT Parker, Gerald Hailey, Gait' Gilford, Bill Miller, Harold Roggr-ntlorf Dirk Miller, Pat Shaw, Kenneth Meyer. lllowo Footboll Champions Lyons goes all the way! For the first time in nine years the Wildcats wound up their football season undefeated, untied, and again champions of the Illowa Conference. Though they met some very strong opposition, the coaching ability of dorf, and Gene Veit. Lou Weinbeck was placed on the second team. Gerald Bailey, Gary Gifford, Cliff Kammerer, Dick Marr, and Dick Miller received honorable mention. Gene Veit was named on the All-State fourth team. John Crimmings and the players' spirit held up Lyons 38 St. Maryfs 13 to bring the team out on top. The squad was Lyons 54 East Dubuque 0 not a particularly high scoring one, but they Lyons 12 Morrison 6 held their opponents to only 32 points for the L 7 S entire season while scoring 220 themselves. yous avarmd 0 . D Lyons Roosevelt 0 The nine returning lettermen served as the L 13 B d f basis for the 1953 team. As the season came to a yons 5 etten or 0 close, the Wildcats landed five players on the Lyons 13 Dewitt 0 first All-Conference team. They were Steve LYOUS 41 Newman, SlCf1il1g 6 Butz, Bob Herrick, Bill Miller, Harold Roggen- Lyons 35 Fulton 7 Foffy STUEDEMANN SHOE STORE - BEN FRANKLIN STORE