Lyons High School - Lyons Tale Yearbook (Lyons, NY)

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Lyons, New Yann VOLUME 8 IZOREWOQO This is your yearbook ---- vivid memories of a happy exciting year. This is you and your town, as you were in the year 1959-1960. The LYONS TALE staff this year has sought to preserve for you those special moments and memorable events that have given this year its distinctive personality. lt is our hope that you will find interest in these pages today, love them in a year or two, cherish them forever. OGOICAUOH The Class of 1960 proudly dedicates this edition of the Lyons Tale to you, our parents, We honor you with this small token of our great appreciation for your love and understanding, which have been of utmost benefit to us in the past and will continue to be in the future. Although we may have seemed impossible to you at times, we may have tried your patience, and perhaps we may have overwhelmed you, you faithfully continued to guide us on the road to maturity. Sympathizing with our sorrows, rejoicing in our happiness-- these are the symbols of your undying devotion, Moms and Dads, we thank you. IH m6mOI2lAm W 5 MICHAEL BASTIAN HOLLY l942-1953 Although the swimming accident which took Mike's life oc curred several years ago when we were in the fifth grade, we still re member him as our good friend and companion. He loved all sports. . . . . . .even the sport that took his life. Because Mike would have been a member of our Senior Class we dedicate this page in our yearbook to him. In IUGIUORIAITT PAUL WILLIAM LEN TS 1942-1958 We remember Paul for his keen sense of humor and his witty ways. Everyone enjoyed his splendid solo performances in various choral productions. His untimely death came as a great shock to all of us, especially since he was our good friend and classmate. Because Paul would have been a member of our Senior Class, we dedicate this page of our yearbook to him. Ann Muto Deborah Parker Photography Assistant Editor Cecelia Santelli Editor Carl Bouwens Art THE STAFF Joseph Fowler Sports 6 Adviser Horace W. Rees Business Adviser Judith Bailey Feature Richard Miller Hazel Marble Business Advertising if A 4x4 R il: aw PERSONNEL 'V xx ww vt Qi :Si Q' za ARCHIE F. BOWLER Supervising Principal How Fortunate you really are! You are living in a country where all the ed- ucation you desire and can master is yours for the asking, where you can worship in the Church of your choice without prejudice or persecution, where you can state your opinions freely without fear and where the opportunities for acquiring material things areal- most unlimited. You are living in a country of great cities and extensive farmlands, of pleasant villages and neigh- borly hamlets, of mountains and plains. Your home is truly your castle and you may build it where you will. You are living in a country where the possibilities of being of service to others are limited only by the size of your heart. You are living in a great nation surrounded by friendly borders, wide oceans and beckoning planets. You are living in a nation, blessed beyond all others, in a period in time when man is knocking at the door that may open up to him the far hidden secrets of life itself. Go out then, without fear, with pride in your heritage and with faith in God, to make the most of what life offers. 8 THEY SAY - ELBERT S. ATWOOD Vice-P rincipal What other people think of you will be of great importance througiout your life. Their reactions will influence your evaluation of success and be a de- termining factor in your happiness. Even greater than this will be your own evaluation of yourself, for you will not be easily fooled. BOARD OF EDUCATION WILLIAM C. LASHER GEORGE H. ILSE President District Superintendent Vincent J. Helen Gruen Amico Rolland E. Breisch William Fedor 5 Ralf? John M. Lents William J. Smart Carl A. Deuchler Clerk 9 H9- uciift- K s aiilii. f 3321.2 ,t'ffarr?4gfnf:1zagrez,1 Y Q- 'if HM' 2 I A 1' f MJ 1 3' YF , JOHN ll. BARRETT RICHARD G. BLACKWELL LELAND J. BOICE NORMAN C. BRUST Agriculture Physical Education Physical Education Guidance 84 German B.S. M.S. B.S. M.A. Cornell University Ithaca College Ithaca College Syracuse University :F ,.,f r ! I is an L X Q. 1' I , f If A 4- -Mlm fini .,-I ,A n. :7.2x:.N N,,f! '. N QW, I .,, Qvfag, EA RL BUCHA NA N Science B-S- oTTo C. BUCKEL Cornell University Science . MJ- ROGER A. BUELL 'SYMCUSS Umvefslty Citizenship Education M . S . Syracuse University PAULINE I. BURGESS MARY D. BURKE JACOB I. BURROUGHS HARRIETT CARTER School Nurse Business Mathematics French and Latin R.N. B,S, B.S. M.A. Rochester General Hospital Albany State COrtlZl11d State Middlebury College 10 EDNA D. CRANE DR. DAVID ENNIS BESSIE G. FLETCHER Reading and Spelling School Physician Physical Education Oswego State M.D. M.S. ia-?5jL.w,g',-,ia Harvard University Cortland State rf ,yC,flfi 'L ' EDWARD J. GULLO Citizenship Education IRENE B. GILLETTE B-5- Dental Hygienist Eastman LeMoyne College NANCY J. GIBSON Home Economics B.S. Buffalo State RUTH E. HARRIS English B.A. Syracuse University WILLIAM L. HATSELL VIVIAN M. HENRY DOROTHY I. JOHNSON FRANK F. LAWRENCE Citizenship Education English Reading and Spelling Citizenship Education M.A. B.S. B.S. B.A. Syracuse University Buffalo State Plattsburgh State Alma College 11 ELLEN L. LEIMAN DONALD G. MAC NAUGHTON JAMES MAGILL HOWARD U. MARSHALL English Mathematics Er1gliSh Industrial Arts B.A. B.S. M.A. Oswego State Antioch College University of Rochester University of Rochester RUTH M. MARTIN . . J Librarian 7 M A tour ' ' S C. MOLISANI 'f-: gigs, ' , 1, 2 655' - - - . . . 2 wt' ' Columbia University Driver Trammg V ww fa. Mft W if B.S. RICHARD L. NICHOLSON Ithaca Colle Q39 Industrial Arts B. S. Oswego State JANET E. READ HORACE W. REES ROBERT J. RESUE JOSEPH SLATTERY Mathematics Science Music Science B.S. B.S. B.M. B.S. Mansfield State Mansfield State Eastman Syracuse University BEATRICE I. SLEIGHT PAUL A. THURKINS MERCEDES V. TIERNEY MARY W. WACHUTA English Music Business Music B.A, B.S. B.S. B.M. Hiram College St. Vincent College Albany State Eastman ADDITIONAL NORMAN A. WILLIAMS FACULTY MEMBERS Aff B.A. HAROLD V. BARTLETT Syracuse UUiVef5iW Psychologist M.S. Syracuse University ARLENE F. BEEBE Mathematics B.S. Ashland College LEON JACKSON Reading and Spelling B. S. Oswego State MARY R. MEAD Mathematics Geneseo State WILLIAM D. WITTENBURG Science M.S. Cornell University x RO SEMA RIE MUTO School Secretary 13 CUS TODIAN LEFT TO RIGHT Ralph D'Amato Adelbert Ernst Ralph Knittel CAFETERIA STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT May Luenella Frances Knapp Alice Felten Arlene Schreiber Helen Torrey BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT Amedeo Lisi Leonard Raguso Joseph Trombino Russell Oakleaf Angelo Luenella Clifford Taft, Head Mechanic Donald Emmel Philip Paliotti Arthur Emmel Bernard Schram Michael Lese SENIORS lQ l0 , IBSQQIBII' CLASS HIS TORY We the class of 1960 look back on four momentous years of high school, accented with many highlights. We were off to a rolling start in our freshman year with Louise Renzi as class president and Mr. Rees as our adviser, Some profitable bake sales were sponsored by the class. We also launched a successful pencil sale. J oe Fowler headed our class in our sophomore year under the guidance of Mr. Buell, The 'Soph Hop' proved to be fun--but not too profitable! During our junior year, with Jim Arseneau as president and Mr. Rees again as our adviser, we began to realize how important the time element was in our money-making projects. We suc- ceeded in selling S1600 worth of stationery. This sale gave quite a boost to our budget. We had charge of a pencil machine, operated a hot dog stand at football games, and assumed responsibility for the milk break and the milk bar in May. As Juniors we anxiously awaited that day when we would receive our class rings and really feel like upper classmen. What excitement when it arrived! We loved them so much that we used the crest on this, our yearbook. The highlight of our junior year was our Junior Prom, Hawaiian Holiday. We were said to have had the most original and most attractive decorations in years. Of this, we were very proud! As our all too final senior year whizzed by with Louise Renzi as president and Miss Tierney and Mr. Marshall as our advisers, we could hardly believe that the time would soon be drawing near for yearbook deadlines, the last day of milk bar, the senior trip, and that day of good-byes--com- mencement, Our activities included a magazine drive, the class just missing its goal of S6000 by a narrow margin. We also sponsored bake sales and had charge of the 10:10 milk break, the milk bar, and the sale of candy and pop at basketball games, Our December senior ball, Frosty Glo , was a tremendous success. Looking at our high school years in retrospect, we are saddened to think that they will soon end, but we are inspired with the great opportunities that lie ahead, LOUISE RENZI A real keen gal who's on the bal1gLouise, our pal, is liked by all. Class President 1,45 Honor Society 4, Yearbook 4, School Paper l,2,3g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 25 Girls' Ensemble 3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Cheerleader 2,3,4gIntra- murals l,2,3,4g Bowling. RICHARD MILLER Behind Dick's glasses is a mind that is thoughtful of all mankind. Class Secretary 4g Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook 4gDanCeBa1'1d3gBa11d, Orches- tra, Chorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 2,33 Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Tennis 2. MERCEDES V. TIERN EY ADVIS ERS HOWARD U. MARSHALL JOHN PALIOTTI When the autos set their paces, you'1l find John at the races. Class Vice-P resident 4gF ootball,Varsity Manager 35 Basketball, Freshman 1, Junior Varsity 2g Baseball, Varsity 35 Intramurals. CECELIA SANTELLI Ce1's a leader every time, a special friend of yours and mine. Class Treasurer 1,2,4g Yearbook Editor 4, School Paper 35 Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Operetta 2,3gIntramurals 1,2,3,4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Secretary 25 Treasurer 4: Honor Society 3,4g Standard Bearer 4. SUZANNE AHRENS Sue and her quiet ways will be remem- bered throughout our days. ' V Chorus 4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Intra- murals 1,2,3.4. RICHARD ANDERSON On the field and on the floor, Andy is the one to score. Varsity Club,Vice-President 4gFootball, Varsity 1, 2, 3, 4gCo-Captain 3, Captain 4gBasketba11, Junior Varsity 1, 2gVarsity 3,4g Baseball, Junior Varsity 1,2 g Varsity JAMES AMROSE 3'4' lf you're sent to the store,,Tim willgreet you at the door. School Paper 3. JOAN ALLEN Brown-eyed blonde, tall and sweet, that's our Joanie- -hard to beat. School Paper 3,4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. JOYCE ANDLER Joyce, a sport in many waysg you should see her terrific plays. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4. .T AMES ARSEN EAU Need to get your chemistry done? Call on 'Doc' he's the one. Class President 3, Band, Dance Band, Orchestra, Chorus I,2,3,4gOperetta2,3g Intramurals 2,3,4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Tennis l,2,3,4. BRUCE BERNHARDT Bruce has managed many a teamg their wins show he's on the beam. Intramurals 1,2,3g Football, .IuniorVar- sity 2,35 Basketball, Freshman 15 Man- ager, Junior Varsity 25 Varsity 3,4. .TUDITH BAILEY Need a friend? Let me see! Callonludy, yes--sir--ee. Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook, Literary Editor 4, School Paper, Editor 45 Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 4gOperetta2,3. 19 fl Vi .. Effie ' : fl: .I -553513 ' : 2 G....ll .,,. ,, ,, H, t a as it we- q BERN H ARD' BACH Benny's real love is the sea, in theNavy he'll soon be. Honor Society 4, Yearbook Staff4g Cheer Club 2,3,4. ANNE BISHOP If you want Ann, look high and low. She and her Buick are on the go. G.A.A, 1,2g Freshman Chorus lg Cheer Club 1,2,4. CARL BOUWENS Carl has stars in his eyesg his rockets win him many a prize. Honor Society 3,43 Yearbook, Art Editor 4g F.F.A. 1. JAMES BUCKEL Though J im may be a teacher-'s son, that doesn't stop his having fun. Cheer Clubg Chorus 1,2. WILLIAM BRIDGER Bill really likes to race his carg wehope he'l.l not his fenders mar. Projection Club 3g Volunteered for ser- vice in the U.S.Army, November 1959. 20 GAIL BREWER High soprano is her voiceg we know Gail's the critics' choice. Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Band 3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3g Operetta 2,3. ALLAN COLE Fishing is Al's favorite sportg it's very quiet and he's that sort. School Paper 3. CHARLES COMELLA Chuck's Impala is his pride. Chuckie, take us for a ride. Varsity Club5 Football 25 Basketball, Junior Varsity 25 Varsity Manager 25 Freshman Basketballg Bowling. DAVID DE AUGUSTINE Our boy Dave has a winning smile. In sports he's active all the while. Class Secretary 25 Varsity Club, Presi- dent 45 Football, Varsity 1,3,45Captain 45 Basketball, Junior Varsity 1,25 Varsity 3,45 Baseball, Junior Varsity 15 Varsity 2,4. CHARLOTTE DAWLEY Who's that going down thehall? Charlotte ---hearing Miss Henry's call. School Paper 45 Cheer Club 3,4. 21 LYLE CROFOOT Lyle is a witty one, he's always spreading cheer and fun. Class Vice-President 25 School Paper 35 Band, Orchestra, Chorus l,2,3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Operetta 2,35 Tennis 2,3,45 Basketball, Frosh Manager 15 Baseball, Junior Varsity 25 Intramurals 2. JOSEPH DE SANTO At Santelli's after school, you'llfindJoe, as a rule. Chorus l,25CheerClubl,2,35Basketball, Frosh Manager lg Baseball, JuniorVar- sity 15 Intramurals l,2. i DEBORAH DIXON MARGARET EVANGELIST Clap your hands, stamp your feet. Debbie Marg, whose motto is havefun, never Dixon's hard to beat. School Paper 35 Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 45 Operetta 25 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Cheer Club l,2,3,4, President 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4. JOSEPH FOWLER Joe's the tallest of us all, but he knows humility's call. Class President 2, Vice-President 15 Standard Bearer 45 Honor Society 3,45 Boys' State 35 Yearbook Sports Editor 4g Operetta 2,35 All State Orchestrag Dance Band 35Band 45Chorusl,2,3,45Orchestra l,2,3,4. DONALD F LETCH ER A projection man, that's our Don. Watch him put the picture on. 22 lets down anyone. School Paper 35 Chorus l,2,3,45Operetta 25 Cheer Club 1,2,3,4,Secretary 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Bowling 2. DAVID GIVEN Though Dave may not outdo Van Goghg he's quite an artist, that we know. 'Cllr -wi -i, VIOLA GROSSER A cute girl whose cares are none---Viola is liked by everyone. G.A.A. 4g Cheer Club 4. MINERVA I ENNINGS Our Minerva cannot fail, as a Florence Nightingale. Chorus lg Cheer Club l,2,3,4g Intra- murals 4. .AUD as I . 'f .iu'r 4 , 3 if T it , 3 gs, so o co F1 :U P1 E r me Bob's great on a football fieldg the right of ,way he'll never yield. Football, Junior Varsity lg Varsity 2,33 .K E GERRILU HENRY Gerry's musical at heart, but in many groups, she takes part. Class Secretary lg Honor Society 4g Yearbook 4g Band, Orchestra, Chorus l,2,3,4g Dance Band 25 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 Operetta 2,3g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4. FLOYD JOHNSON Floyd likes to fly fast as a shot, providing he's finished plowing that lot! School Paper 3gF.F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 3. mai-4 qs:g:f,,,.v ...Y Co-Captain 35 Basketball lg Varsity Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 JOHN JOHNSON ROBERT JORDAN 0l11' bOY 101111 is 21 SDOFI 831921115 111 foot- Bob is a farmer at heartgthroughF.F.A. ball games, he does his part. Basketball,Varsity 4gFootba1.l,Varsity 4. DAVID LANE Dave plays guitar and singsg he's broken hearts as well as strings. f 3 1' , 1' RICHARD KENVILLE Dick may be short in stature, but that, to us, doesn't matter. Football, Junior Varsity. 24 1 he got his start. F.F.A. Treasurer 3. HAZEL MARBLE Busy, busy as a beeg Haze is tops as all can see. Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4gYearbook, Advertising Manager 4g School Paper 2, 3, Editor 4g D and C Teen Reporter 43 Band l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,45 Lntramuralsg Cheer Club 1,2,3,4. SANDRA MARSHALL Sandy's sure a lot of fun: asatrue friend -- 'she's the one. Class Vice-President 35 School Paper 33 G.A.A. l,2,3,-4gCheerClub1,2,3,4gIntra- murals 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2. NANEEN MOSES Can she draw? She sure can. She's a whiz---that's our Nan. Intramurals 1,2,3,4g School Paper 4. SHARON METZ Sharon's tops in business classg she is one you can't surpass. School Paper 33 Intramurals 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Bowling 2,35 Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1. 25 EDWARD MERCURIO Ed's car may creak in every jointg it still makes it to Sodus Point. School Paper 33 Band l,2g.TuniorVarsity Football 2g Cheer Club l,2. ANN MUTO Photo Editor for this book, our Ann rates a second look. Honor Society 3,4gYearbook,Photography Editor 49 School Paper, Editor 3gChorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 2,3g Cheerleader 2,35 Cheer Club 1,2,3,4gG.A.A. l,2,3,4g Intra- murals 1,2,3g Bowling 2. C J A HARRY OCHS Up at Johnnie's, after school, there is Harry, playing pool. Football 1.2: Baseball2,3,4glntramurals 1,2,3,41. .T AMES POWELL There is Jim on the moundg to strikeout batters he is bound. Baseball 3, Basketballg Cheer Club 33 Intramurals 1,3. JOHN PERRY Our boy John--is he quiet? Wherever he goes, there's a riot, Baseball, Junior Varsity 1. DEBORAH PARKER A willing leader - -that's our Deb. Success does not go to her head, Honor Society 3,43 Yearbook, Assistant Editor 45 School Paper, Editor 3g Girls' State, Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2,35 Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1, Cheerleader, Junior varsity 1, varsuy 2,3,4g G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,8,4-. IEANNE RAYMER Jeanne and her witty ways seem to brighten cloudy days. F.H.A. President 1, Vice-President 25 School Paper 4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4. E CAROL REYNOLDS Music is Carol's line. She sings and plays mighty fine. School Paper 43 Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls Ensemble 3,4g Operetta 2,3g G.A.A. 3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3. 9 LINDA SCHLIEMAN Blue-eyed Linda,ful1 of fun. She is friends with everyone. Honor Society 45 Yearbook 4: School Paper 3g Chorus l,2,3,4g Operetta 23 Cheer Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SAPP Though John may talk and joke all day, we ANGELA SANTELLI Angela's cheering in the gym. Come on, boys, put that ball in. School Paper 1,2,3g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Cheerleader 1,2,3,4glntramurals 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Operetta 2. ARTHELIA SMITH Artie, in her special way, brings us cheer throughout the day. Cheer Club 4g Intramuralsg Bowling 2,35 G.A.A. 3,4. still enjoy what he has to say. Cheer Club 1,2,3,4g Intramurals 1. ,,--S THOMAS SIMMONS Toni's from Phoenix but I Would say, he thinks the girls here are okay. Joined us in l95U. .IAMES 'IROMBINO Makes us smile everyday, that's ourlini, it's his way. Chorus l,2,!3,4g Opereita 2,535 Varsity Club 2,3,-lg Football, Varsity Manager lg Varsity 153,-lg Basketball, Freshman l, Junior Varsity 2, Varsity 33 Baseball, .Iunior Varsity l,3, Varsity Q3,4. GERALD TROMBINO Jerry is a forceful soulg in games heputs ou quite a show. Football, Varsity lg Basketball, Junior Varsity l,2g Co-Captain Z, Varsity 3,4. DEAN SWIFT V Dean is a pedestrian haterghe'llpick one off sooner or later. School Paper 3g Chorus l,2,3,4gOperetta 2,35 Orchestra 2,3,4gBand l,1Z,3,4gDance Band 3g Tennis l,2,3,43 Intramurals l,2,3,4. MAXINE WENOWITZ. Maxine plays piano wellgpraetices often- -----you can tell, Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Ensemble 3,4g Operetta 2,3gOrchestra l,2,3,4gAll-State Orchestra l,2,3,4g Cheer Club l,2,3,4. i FREDERICK WITT Fred's favorite study is historyg he devours the book gleefully. School Paper 3g Cheer Club 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE WRIGHT Artistic talents come her way. She designed Hawaiian Holidayf' Class Secretary 3s Chorus 4gCheerClub l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. 2 Q 3 29 GAIL WRAIGHT Playing sports is her line. Gail's a winner every time. Class Treasurer 2gChorus l,2,3,4gGirls' Ensemble 2,3,4g Operetta 2,33 G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Cheer Club l,2,3,4g Intramurals 1,2,3,4. EDWIN YORK In the library ---- oh, look! There is Ed ---- nose in a book. SENIUR HONUR STUDENTS 94. 94. 93. 93. 92. 92. 92. 91. 91. 5 156 812 718 562 217 062 593 093 90.875 90. 90. 90. 89. 625 5 187 687 Hazel Marble Judith Bailey Cecelia Santelli Joseph Fowler Richard Miller James Arseneau Minerva Jennings Louise Renzi Carol Reynolds Lyle Crofoot Gerrilu Henry Viola Grosser Linda Schlieman Gail Wraight 437 375 781 75 343 062 0 937 843 375 25 187 093 475 Deborah Parker Gerald Trombino Dean Swift Deborah Dixon Angela Santelli Charlotte Dawley Ann Muto Sharon Metz James Trombino Margaret Eva ngellst Carl Bouwens Catherine Wright John Sapp Class Average HA WAIIAN HOLIDA Y IN THE FOREGROUND THEIR HIGHNESSES LOUISE RENZI AND RICHARD ANDERSON nifty SEARCHING FOR THE HAWAIIAN MOON F RUS TY-GLO THEIR MAJESTIES ATTENDING THE ROYAL COUPLE--Lyle Crofoot, Angela Debby Parker, Dave DeAug,ustiue Sautelli, Dick Miller, C e Celia Santelli, Viola Grosser, Gail Wraight. l. I Prefer to Cha -Cha! Sandra Marshall and Nolan Murply The Professor Proposes Committee--Clockwise: A. Santelli I. Perry, D, Lane, D. Dixon, Mr Magill, Director, C. Wright. What's the scoop?? Teen Reporter: Hazel Marble Noontime Nourishmentu Senior Clerks: Nan Moses, Sandy Marshall, Joan Allen, Sharon Metz. Thirsty?? '? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Bastian, John Paliotti, Margaret Evangelist, Eddie Price, Louise Renzi, Maxine Wenowitz. 3 IK Men at Work LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Bridger, Dick Pullen, John Paliotti, Paul Fowler, Ab DeNeef. Designing Hands Dave Fratangelo. A Room Full of Talent LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Fratangelo, Ed Stevens, Mr. Williams, John Beal, Jim Buckel, Chuck Comella, Dave DeAugusLine, Jim DeSanto, Jack McCrahe1s, Bob Barnhart. in A Good Line LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Marshall, Jeanne Raymer--Top Magazine salesgirls aka 1-,....... What a cavity! LEFT 'IO RIGHT: Mrs. Burgess, John Sapp, Benny Bach. Quiet, please! We're trying to study! Out of the darkness, into the light. ' Jerry Trombino and Louise Renzi. v This IS The Motor LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Molisani, Service Dewind, Ed Mercurio, Marvin Ottnod. Ready To Roll Guidance, Anyone? LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Brust, Jim Arseneau, Carol Reynolds S 5 5 K i Watch the Birdie! Debby Parker. YEARBOOK Sales staff LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Wraight, R. Miller, L Crofoot, A. Santelli, E. Mercurio, M. Wenowitz. ADVERTISING LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Marble, N. Moses, D. Parker, C. Santelli, D. Miller, F. Witt, J. Raymer, I. Arseueau, G. Trombino, S. Marshall, L. Renzi, A. Sautelli. Tl Y TALKS The idea of being Lyons' first exchange student naturally scared me a little at the beginning, and with shaking knees and a wild-beating heart, I made my way to school. But I soon found out thatlhad no reason to be nervous because from the first moment on everybody in the whole community as well as at school, with his wonderful hospitality and openhearted friendliness, made me feel at home and included me in many activities. Arriving without knowing a single person and leaving with a lot of dear and good friends, going to an entirely new school and parting from the nearest and friendliest one I have ever known, getting a new family and going away with the pain of leaving one's home--those were the marvelous experiences I was able to have during my year in this wonderful and friendly Lyons community. I really do hope that one of our six Lyons candidates will meet a similar community spirit and the same desire for understanding and becom- ing acquainted with others when he or she goes abroad next summer as the first exchange student from Lyons. HELEN ENNIS VIOLA GROSS ER Lyons Hostess from Hamburg, Germany FOREIGN EXCHANGE CANDIDATES CIJOCKWISE: Rita Studer, seated, Helen Ennis, Theodore Hill, Marie Sculli, John Beal, Bonnie Barnmaker. 39 STANDARD BEARERS Each year one boy and one girl from the Senior Class are chosen to fulfill one of the most honored duties at Lyons High--that of standard bearer. Selected on the basis of leadership were Cecelia Santelli and Joseph Fowler. As standard bearers, we feel that Cecelia and Joe have diligently upheld these qualities of leadership and citizenship in our school and in our community. NDERCLASSMEN mmf 00060 CXASSYO , . . Ae we, xhesemoxs oi NGO, axe homing, xho daze oi qgaouauoh hom Lyons Coouax Sohoox, we Xeave mo you, xhe uhdexckassmeo, xhe iespohsihhlxgl oi uohokhho, the News that have been a pan oi xhe sohooX's machuoh. One oi the gozns oi goo: high sohooX cameo: shomo he to uohow the sohoovs stahdaxos in xegaxo no schomxshko, sewice, and Xeaoexship. Xu oxoex xo ohmam this gpm, you musm mens Sh you: sohoox and comrhuhiw . SH we to he cg ood ch CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS Joan Wraight , David Maine , Mr. Rees , , Donald Oakleaf Michael DeCola . . , Secretary Vice-President , ,Adviser , , President , , Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Mr. Williams , , , Phyllis Rooke , , , , Sharon Gardner , , , Vice Theodore Hill , , , Bonnie Barnmaker , , , , Adviser Treasurer -President President Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS XXX x Priscilla Walters . . . Vice-President Susan Alvaro . . . . Treasurer John Carrner . . President Joyce Oakleaf . . . Secretary Mrs. Carter . . . .Adviser 43 JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE: E. Gansz, I. Stone, R. Pullen. ROW TWO: J. Wagemaker, J. Falke, P. Blandino, B. Barnmaker, E. Zaso. ROW THREE: D. Taylor, C. Webb, W. Lockwood, R. Studer, C. Wunder, S. DeWind, B. Harvey B. Jelomono, M. Ottnod, D. Bradley. ROW FOUR: D. Knittle, J. Wykle, A. Schutt, R. Barnhart, I. Moose, T. Gardner, R. Davis R. Krusemark, J. Beal, J. Kachurak. ROW FIVE: T. Hill, A. DeNeef, D. Cummings, J. Bliek, R. Hurnbert, P. Fowler, E. Price, S. Ronan, W. Boggs, W. Giddings, C. Kommer. JUNIOR CLASS ROW ONE: M. Sculli, B. Paliotti. ROW TWO: J. Fremouw, S. Shelters, B. Bernhardt, P. Hosford, E. Ryan, B. Palmeter. ROW THREE: M. Beader, M.Cooper,.T.Brague, A. Mercurio, H. Ennis, E. Bornheimer, L. Ever- hart, D. Eckert, M. Komrner, C. Beader. ROW FOUR: D. Gaston, J. Marshall, C. Cassavino, K. Schnabel, W. Lasher, P. Davis, I. Young C. Swann, C. Lancaster, M. Tricarico. ROW FIVE: V. Williams, S. Gillette, M. Miller, J. Vitaro, S. Gardner, I. Weeks, .T. Barclay P. Rooke, E. Closs, H. James, C. Stoughton. SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE: C. DeCann, K. Bartleson, .T. McCrane1s, E. Marriott. ROW TWO: M. Gillette, P. Burt, S. Dailey, R. Parker, M. Severance, G. Bassett, Wraight P. Pickett. ROW THREE: G. Mittak, I. Williamson, P. Cross, .T. Kommer, N. Stell, D. Gebell, G. Boehm N. Brignal, K. Classey, E. Santelli, M. Schlee. ROW FOUR: B. Lake, J. Beiderbecke, L. Kotvis, R. Bishop, M. Fowler, S. Miller, L. Bartlett L. Linzy, M. Ely, T. Ronga, M. Bauer. ROW FIVE: L. Sperry, B. Perkins, M. Cravotta, E. Stevens, D. Powell, R. Hurtt, M. DeCo1a I. Pullen, J. DeSanto, E. Rosen, J. Miller, C. Hartwell. 5 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE: A. Wager, J. Varalli. ROW TWO: W. McCord, B. Crego, B. D'Amato, J. Brendlinger, E. Murphy, L. Barton, D. Mar- steiner, R. Schreiber. ROW THREE: R. Johnson, D. Hill, M. Robinson, D. Allen, P. DeJohn, G. Masser, D. Maine C. Muir, D. Burry, D. Pullen, B. Woolhiser. ROW FOUR: J. Arnitz, J. Fremouw, C. Buisch, J. Johnson, R. Rhodes, Robt. VandeVoorde, J. Smith, W. Johnson, J. Milliken, P. Robbins, Rich. VandeVoorde. ROW FIVE: J. Wasser, J.Jacques, W.Leitch, N. Murphy, H. Williams, D. Fratangelo, D. Oakleaf M. Bastian, J. Holly, J. Boeheim, L. Brendlinger, D. Higgins, C. Lasher. F RESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: H, Rich, S, Alvaro, B, Bastian, F, Bach, J, Dailey, P, Blandino. ROW TWO M, Moore, R, Hill, A, Buisch, D, Davis, J, Tiballi, J, Blanch, S, Paliotti, ROW THREE D, Lasher, S, Schlee, F, Cataldi, R, Loucks, J, Knarr, N, Wraight, P, Given, E, Studer R, Young, M, Miller.ROW FOUR: T, Fabrizi, G, Plumer, J, DeVito, M, Pruner, W, Fedor A, Weed, F, Smith, J, Carmer, J, Calkins,J, Hall, G, Hemminger, R, Moran, ROW FIVE J, Tyler, S, Mastracci, E, Tayler, C, Williams, D, Lauster, W, Wing, C, Chalker, J Pendell, A, DeSain, J, DeTorio, J, Valenza, B, Bernhardt. FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: D, Lockwood, M, Arseneau, J, Davis, W, Miller, K, Filipello. ROW TWO: R, Parmele, G, Henry, P,Scul1i, S, Schleede, V, Tucker, R, Marshall, P, Briggs, P, Reddout. ROW THREE: S, Cipriano, L, Reynolds, ,T, Young, P, Marr, D, Downey, P, Stone, H, Bar- rett, M, Rooke, P, Donahue, M, LaVancher, J, Shelters. ROW FOUR: D, Williams, C, Smith, R, Bradley, T, Diaz, W, Schlieman, L, Wagemaker, C, Boggs, R, Zimmerman, D, Checcino, E, Schleede, T, Gansz, P, Marsteiner. ROW FIVE: D, Gervel, M, Krueger, A, Gebell, J, Maloney, N, Smith, F, Hollenbeck, J, Oakleaf, R, Jordan, J, Schnabel, B, Acchione, P, Walters, B, Gillette. EIGH TH GRADE ROW ONE: K, Closs, L, Hironimus, J, Smith,A, Wagner, C, Varalli, R, Boor, J, Pacello ROW TWO: M, Barclay, B, Noody, D, Reynolds, J, Johnson, K, Kommer, K, Lockwood M, Reynolds, L, Oakleaf, R, Duchene. ROW THREE: M, Facer, S, Gavitt, S, Pruner B, Webb, C, Bishop, M, Stoughton, C. Varalli, K, Stutz, S, Arnitz, C, Raymer, A, Tyler J, Brague, F, Petrus. ROW FOUR: L, D'Amato, R, Zieno, B, Dagel, D, Oakleaf, J, Williams, L, Oakleaf, J, Gillette, R, Reibsome, J, Giesy, B. Bohner, J, Resue, A, VanKoevering, S, Jacobs, E, Hemminger. ROW FIVE: A, Santelli, L, Lasher, E, Lash S, Classey, J. Engels, S, Pesarek, J, Nellis, F, Marshall, J, Cipriano, R, Spencer W, Gavitt, H, Dashney, T, Giddings, ROW SIX, R, George, G, Attenboro, R, Williamson S, Steyaart, M, Amrose, C, Freeman, G, Lester, J, Johnson, J, Sollenne, J, Burton T, Barton, J, Lents, J, Mullin, G, Molampy, F. Beyea. 'I EIGH TH GRADE ROW ONE: E, Tucker,B, Ferndino, C, DeSanto, M, Laudenslayer, L, Miller, G, Wilkinson D, Barnes. ROW TWO: C, Avoli, G, Schwab, H, Bridger, J, Bonnell, J, Johnson, C, Brown C, Glena, J, Vandevoorde, M, Miller. ROW THREEgD, Cataldi, A, Palone, A, Krusemark J, Burt, D, Hurst, E, Marriott, D, Hemmingway, S, Daniels, L, Wunder, .T. Paton, P, Murphy. ROW FOUR: S, Benge, M, Perkins, J, Ronan, D, Cole, D, Conrad, F, Ryan J, Hecox, G, Crego, J, Hunt, R, Sapp, M, Schetrompf, C, VanDusen. ROW FIVEgB Williams, R, Allen, B, Bartleson, J, Stone, C, Morey, M, Norton, S, Evangelist, V Tucker, F, DeAugustine, D, Sovereign, B, Hutchinson, J, Blanche. ROW SIX: F, Allen J, Paterson, S, Fremouw, L, Grant, R, Courtney, R, Juliano, S, Balogh, O, Bailey R, Martin, J, Bell, J, Marsteiner, S, Shipley, F, Perry. 1 1 SEVEN TH GRADE ROW ONE: D, Noody, R, Weeks, D, DiRacldo, W, Pries, W, LaVancher, K, Robbins W, Young, R, Wunder, ROW TWO: B, Lehn, J, Reule, D, Bastian, J, Booth, W, Kelley R, Cole, J, Humbert, S, Hunt, ROW THREE: S, Kachurak, G, Comella, N, Bullock L, Greene, lf, Gargaro, B, Wraight, J, Booth, R, Ochs, C, Buisch, S, Butler. ROW FOUR G, Bowler, G, Pullen, W, Baker, L, Butler, B, Baker, R. Bastian, B, Stephens, M Walcleck, G, Wunder, K, Anderson. ROW FIVE: J. Bailey, J, Engels, A, Stirpe, C, Stone A, Phillips, S, Muir, S, DeSain, M, Buckel, D, Bennett, J, Booth, J, Shipley, L, Savage SEVEN TH GRADE ROW ONE: R. Ferguson, A, Newman, D, Scott, T, Wasser, W, Krueger, R, Clement B, DuPuis. ROW TWO: R, Hironimus, R, Paliotti, B, Soggs, C, Simmons, D, Dagel D, Schnabel, T, O'Neil, N, Santelli, W, Stell, ROW THREE: .T. Hayes, D, King, S, Lane D, Andler, C, Miller, J, Stoetzel, R, Ohman, J, Fabre, R, Marr, R, Rice, R, Giesy D, Paliotti, ROW FOUR: T, Voight, I, Barclay, N, Lake, M, Brewer, S, Loveless D, Cuyler, J, Bliek, C, Santelli, R, Curtis, L, Cinelli, K, Ennis, C, Schwab, J, Boice G, Frederick, ROW FIVE: R, Leisenring, R, Bailey, L, Paliotti, G, Comella, J, Molinaro S, Hatsell, P, Patanzo, R, Fisher, R, Hartwell,fR, Trombetti, N, Prentice, M, Rooke B, Salerno, C, Gruschow, M, Santelli. W - -f - .. 25: -2-I - :gig . f V xii' ix V . ' 'C 3' il 'fr ,vm Hi' ij ,if -2 f M., - In N ,gm , .1 ' A an 'fwiff X , H, I H y an K 1 :W 1, , is fgfff 3 I i pi Y , 5 'Rai R ,'. Am, if 2 E ,gg L- , 5, 5 5 , ,1 g M Qwm, I WM I E3 s 3 54 'Q k 3 H? I , ,K R, , Af 2 x , if 1 jf? ,5l1Lm.ALfQ 1 Ig 'Q X ig'-1 r Lv 2 in I L 5-:Q M, 'C . I 1 it ' ' ' e -Q iiih vvf waff- gi f, 1'5.Lffe'1 1 ' r M, ,. nm 'B sf' R I dunk' k kf A fQQ ' ff , It , ,, Qu ,, 5 i ' ' x, x 'Q 5 E S 3 S G... SOCCER WA YNE COUNTY CHAMPS SEATED: Marge Kommer, Carol Hartwell, Jean Brague, Carol Reynolds, Joan Wraight, Pat Hosford. KNEELING: Eileen Murphy, Gail Wraight, Janice Kommer. STANDING: Becky Rhodes, Bernice Palmeter, Barb D'Arnato, Sandy Gillette. Bernice Palmeter, Captain HOCKEY KNEELING: Janice Kommer, Joyce Andler, Carol Hartwell, Pat Hosford, Joan Shelters, Bernice Palmeter, Tiny Grosser, Marge Kommer. STANDING: Judy Brendlinger, Jean Brague, Eileen Murphy. .W , LEFT TO RIGHT: Bruce Bernhardt, Harry Ochs, Torn Cassavino. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Swann, Bob Shuler, Rich Anderson. , , VARSITY BASEBALL ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Darnon Barnes, John Paliotti, Jim Barton. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Valsente, Jim Powell, Chuck Muir. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carmen Cassavino, Coach Gould, Dick Pullen, Ed Williams. Our baseball team, under the direction of Coach John Gould ended the season with 7 wins and '7 losses in league play. By defeating Newark twice, we won top honors in Wayne County and were eligible for the sectionals. In the sectionals, however, we were defeated at Batavia by a score of 6 to 10. With more experienced pitching, we should have an ever better season next year. 59 LEFT TO RIGHT: Merrill Schlee, Bob Hurtt, Jim Williamson, Tom Bradley, Henry Williams, Don Fletcher, Dean Swift, Jim Arseneau, Lyle Crofoot. GOLF The first golf team in the his- tory of Lyons Athletics ended the season with 2 wins and 4 losses. 60 TENNIS The tennis team, under the direction of Coach Boice, had a successful season. By winning 3 out of 4 division matches, Lyons took the division championship. 51,29 LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Humbert, Bob Spies, Phil Blandino, Rich Evangelist, Jim Weeks, Joe Young, Jack Mcfjranels. VARSITY F00 TBALL 2' CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN R. Anderson D. De Augustine R. Hill LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Cummings, D. Fratangelo, J. Holly, T. Hill, J. Johnson, J. Arnitz, P. Delohn, I. Trombino, P. Blandino, D. Barnes, J. Stone, A. Wager, D. Pullen. COACHES--Burroughs, Hatsell, Lawrence In the finest season since 1949, our team won six games, lost one and tied one. After many years of being the doormat, Lyons came within one game of winning the league championship. At the beginning of the season this looked likea rebuilding year. However, this group developed quickly into a strong, aggressive club. The team won five straight games before being tied by last year's champs, Seneca Falls. After winning the next game, Lyons lost the championship to neighboring Clyde. We are losing several outstanding seniors, including all-conference tackle Jim Trombino, but eight of our starting eleven will return, and the prospects for next season look good. --Jack Burroughs BASKETBALL xj!! SEATEDg M, Schlee, B, Bernharclt, C, Cassavino, R, Anderson, M, Ottnocl, D, Barnes. STANDING: D, DeAug,ustine, Mr. Blackwell, R, Humbert, D, Cummings, W, Giddings, J. Boeheim, I. Holley, G, Trombino, I. Beal, I. Wykle, D, Maine, S, DeWind. Captain D, DeAugustine STANDING: M, DeCo1a, R, Hurtt, G, Tunnison, J, Arnitz, L, Brend- linger, D, Fratangelo, M, Bastian, D, Oakleaf. SEATED: W, McCord, W, Leitch, Co-Captain J. Arnitz D, Fratangelo 63 if X . -xx SKI CLUB M. Santelli, D. Lewis, R. Williamson, E. Stevens, Mr. Lawrence, H. Rich, J, McCrane1s. P. Blandino, J. Weeks, J. Cole, D. Higgins, R. Evangelist, BOWLING TEAM Xx l 535 W ff :::.. FOOTBALL SQUAD KNEELING: C. Swan, M. Schlee, A. DeSain, I. Patterson, D. Bradley, I. Cole, D. Allen, J. Carrrier. STANDING: M. Bastian, S. Ronan, D. Lewis, R. Britten, W. Boggs, C. Boggs, W. Johnson, G. Tunnison, D. Hill, N. Murphy, , N T. Diaz, R. Martin, G. Masser, R. Evangelist. BASEBALL KNEELING: C. Swan, M. DeCola,S. DeWind, I. Arnitz, G. Tunnison, G. Masser, J. Cole. STAND ING: W. Johnson, M. Ottnod, I. Boeheim, J. Holly, S. Ronan, I. Hemingway, D. Fratangelo, J Moose, I. Beal, D. Maine, Mr. Lazzara, coach. BASKETBALL FROSH ROW C, Williams, A, Gebell, ROW TWO: D, Downey, T, Fabrizi, J, Ma- loney, R, Martin, J, Davis, R, Bradley. ROW THREE: Mr. Hatsell, J. Sollenne, D, Williams, R, Courtney, D, Barnes, W, Fedor, J. Carmer, J, DeVito. JR. HI 66 ROW ONE: A, Wagner, A, Santelli, P. Patanzo, J,Boice, A, Phillips, G, Comella, H, Dashney, T, Giddings, D, DiRaddo. ROW TWO: Mr. Burroughs, F, DeAugustine, J, Bailey, A, Moran, W. Stephens, G, Lester, O. Bailey, S, Balogh, R, Moses, T, Barton, M, Amrose, S, Desain, R, Sapp, F. Petrus. 'QPF .kr ,W Y fl ziggy ,551 Y ig -wi K :iw ,. My X ' ' .1 Nm: qzllyf has RED BAND ROW ONE: J. Engels, J. Molinaro, K. Anderson, D. Davis, M. Rooke, L.D'Amato, K. Ennis ROW TWO: R.Hironin1us, N.Bullock, P.Kreiss, M. Buekel, C. Raynier, D. Hemingway, M. Brewer, S. Classey. ROW THREE: N. Santelli, G. Fredrick, A. Gebell, S. Pesarek, G. Crego, B. DuPuis, R. Bailey, D. Scott. ROW FOUR: Mr. Resue, Director, R. Paliotti, D. King, T. O'Neal, B. Wraight, B. D'Amato, C. Varalli, F. Marshall, R. J. Cipriano. ROW FIVE: J. Hayes, C. Miller, D. DiRaddo, R. Fisher. 5 : 1' dw ' ,JIQ N In f ' I X D, X Il' tx BLUE BAND ROW ONE: J. Arseneau, S. Alvaro, S. Gillette, L. Crofoot, G. Molarnpy, G. Brewer, N. Wraight D. Parker. ROW TWO: Mr. Resue, Directorg A. Oliver, A. VanKoevering, C. Lancaster, J. Tyler, P. Walters, J. Schnabel, N. Smith, S. Mastraoci, M. Beacler, M. Schlee, J. Resue, E. Studer. ROW THREE: C. Varalli, L. Miller, I. Wraight, B. Lake, G. Henry, S. Schlee, M. Rooke, D. Gebell R. Zieno, G. Henry, M. Stoughton, P. Seulli, J. Fremouw, M. Sculli. ROW FOUR: D. Cheeeino, R. Loucks, I. Miller, H. Marble, R. Studer, R. Rhodes, D. Swift I. Fowler, R. Miller, C. Smith, E. Baer, I. Brendlinger, W. McCord, P. Marsteiner. URCHES TRA ROW ONE: M. Wenowitz, G. Henry, M. Arseneau, D. Gebell, J. Wraight, S. Miller, J. Wagemaker B. Barnmaker, M. Amrose. ROW TWO: S. Lane, E. Bornheimer, E. Lash, W. Gavitt, R. Williamson, M. Beader, C. Beader M. Sculli, A. Oliver, R. Rice. ROW THREE: S. Steyaart, J. Resue, J. Nellis, A. Tyler, B. Bartleson, N. Wraight, L. Crofoot E. Studer, I. Brendlinger, D. Swift, R. Miller. STANDING: I. Arseneau, E. Closs, J. Fowler. MR. THURKINS, Director MIXED CHORUS BOTTOM--TOP: M. Sculli, K. Bartleson, P.Pickett,J.Baiiey, L. Renzi, P. Hosford, B. Bernhardt J. Wraight, Mrs. Wachuta, R. Parker, M. Gillette, S. Ahrens, A. Santelli, M. Wenowitz, G. Henry G. Brewer, D. Eckert, D. Gebell, B. Lake, M. Miller, C. Reynolds, M. Evangelist, C. Wright L. Schlieman, S. Lewis, J. Barclay, S. Miller, M. Fowler, P. Rooke, S. Gardner, J. Vitaro H. James, W. Lasher, L. Crofoot, J. Arseneau, W. Johnson, D. Lewis, D. Swift, J. Fowler, D Miller, H. Williams, J. Beal, J. Jacques, J. Trombino, J. Williamson, D. Parker, L. Barton B. D'Amato, G. Wraight, H. Marble, A. Muto, J. Miller, J. Wagemaker, B. Barnmaker, C. Hart- well, C. Santelli, E. Closs, C. Dixon, E. Santelli, L. Everhart, J. Beiderbecke, J. Brendlinger J. Smith, R. Rhodes, E. Baer, E. Murphy 2975 Ti!2H?'9E5 Z a' 'Q .- 1 'ffl . w:ff12f:ff,w-, -. H, . .w':..xv. :':af.. ' Q im ig Ww w: 4 , Y .ug M . ., .f 5 ' I yrrk Q. ., I -L ' IW' Q? , a ' ' bg ? . .1 - A., In H 1 If fe , 5 KV A-'V A YH!! k , .' 1 . E . A e . ' f BARBERS HOP . ,. 23:3-, 'sl W QUAR I E I Qfifsgfsjfix- .. I 1 'ur f: ' 3555533 3 A Q Row ONE: L. Crofoot, D. Swift. V Row TWO: R. Miner, J, Arseneau I f' . S K s Wx? 2, Q 'ee We LOWE? ii 2 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 72 ROW ONE: G. Wraight, D. Parker, E. Closs, D. Dixon, P. Rooke, C. Reynolds, Mrs. Wachuta. ROW TWO: G. Brewer, G. Henry, A. Santelli, M. Wenowitz, I. Bailey, C. Santelli, L. Renzi, M. Sculli. FRESHMAN GIRLS' C JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR JUNIUR HIGH CHEER CLUB L SENIOR HIGH CHEER CLUB x mn. ,,- X - OFFICERS Carmen Cassavino . . . Vice-President JohnBea1 . . . . . . . . . President Margaret Evangelist , . Secretary-Treasurer CHEERLEADERS VARSITY LEFT TO RIGHT: Louise Renzi, Debbie Dixon, Debby Parker, Angela Santelli, Marie Sculii. .I-V 76 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Bernhardt, Mary Rooke, Carol Hartwell, Barb Bernhardt, Ioan Wraight. VARSITY CLUB ROW ONE: S. DeWind, D. DeAugustine, D. Barnes, P. Delohn, J. Trombino, Mr. Hatsell ROW TWO: R. Pullen, R. Anderson, R. Hill, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Blackwell. RAH! YORK ER CLUB .. xg XX, ROW ONE: K. Robbins, A. Newman, B. DuPuis, R. Hirnimus, D. Noody, D. Dagel. ROW TWO: T. Wasser, D. King, R. Paliotti, D. Andler, G. Frederick, I. Fabre. ROW THREE: R.Bailey, R.Rice, D. DiRaddo, Mr. Gullo, Adviser, D. Scott, R. Hartwell, L. Savage ROW FOUR: C. Gruschow, P. Patanzo, G. Comella, J. Boice, T. Voight, R. Fisher. ROW FIVE: A. Stirpe, C. Simmons, B. Salerno, I. Barclay, S. Muir, L. Cinelli. ROW SIX: C. Kachurak, M. Rooke, J. Humbert, K. Anderson, A. Moran, N. Lake. ROW SEVEN: R. Ohmann, F. Gargaro, I. Engels, W. Baker, C. Santelli, A. Phillips. ROW EIGHT: J. Stoetzel, W. Stephens, J. Bliek, D. Cuyler, J. Shipley. Iroquois Longhouse by John Engels Bob Barnhart Dick Krusemark Jim Lauster Don Fletcher Bill Meade Mr. Buckel, Adviser PROJE C Tl0N CLUB , A.., . NEW PAPER STAFF EDITORS J. Bailey H. Marble H. James SEATED CLOCKWISE: M. Sculli, P. Hosford,,P. Pickett, L. Kotvis, B. Baer, A. Smith, Co-Editors: T. Hill, W. Lasher, M. Miller, I. Barclay, K. Classey, B. Lake, M. Ely, S. Gardner, M. Severance, S. Ahrens, N. Moses. STANDING: D. Gebell, S. Lewis, J. Miller, I. Allen, J. Weeks, D..Swift, D. Knittel, L. Crofoot, B. Rhodes, C. Dawley, I. Raymer, C. Hartwell, C. Reynolds. H. A. x ' 1 O -z-0 . xv. w - 1 rffffrrx 44. A ' Ax -9 st - X3 Q '5 U U ru 5 u- A 3, J 'l,H'l,y X-bij 9, oe I r X B Ur W X QL 44' 0 NEW Bog. CLOCKWISE: B. Lehn, M. Buckel, J. Reule, F. Marshall, R. Weeks, J. Resue, N. Prentiss, Secretary-Treasurerg M. Brewer, B. Wraight, S. Hatsell, Vice-Presidentg K. Ennis, J. Mullin, S. Classey, President, Miss Gibson, Adviser. '33 fo 'bi I 700-SX 5 f, 4 fl Q QP-1164, 2 vo QQ Cf' 1,165 O 0 Lf 4 Q . 1 ' - J 7-5' 'Iii I I ' ull. ,so.FQF,Zq7v? X Z J X1 , rv Q' X X 80 F. F. A. STANDING: E.Marriott, S. DeWind, D. Pu11en,.T. Fremouw, E. Schleede, W. Lockwood, Treasurer. SEATED: E. Gansz, Vice-President, Mr. Barrett, Adviserg A. DeNeef, President. NATIO NAL HONOR SOCIETY X X f xx 'f 1 411 N5 Bernard Bach Deborah Parker Cecelia Santelli Louise Renzi Carl Bouwens Linda Schlieman Judith Bailey Hazel Marble Joseph Fowler Gerrilu Henry Richard Miller Ann Muto HONOR SOCIETY Rita Studer Theodore Hill Bonnie Barnmaker William Lasher Barbara Bernhardt David Bradley Marie Sculli m appneclatlon To Miss Vivian Henry whose super- vision and guidance made possible the 1960 Lyons Tale. This was Miss Henry's first year as advisor and we hope not her last. . .... to Mr. Horace Rees for his effort and time spent in managing the business portion of the 1960 Lyons Tale. .. . . .to Mr. Elbert S. Atwood under whose administrative direction the Lyons Tale has been made possible. We thank, not only these three, but all of the faculty and student body for their co-operation and consideration during the editing of this, the 1960 Lyons Tale. Dear Mr. Bowler, Words cannot express our deep appreciation for the help and advice you have given us during our four years at Lyons Central School. We know that every student you have had in your 26 years as supervising principal at Lyons Central feels as we do. Although we know the school will not be the same without you, we want to wish you the best of luck in your retirement and your new writing career. Senior Class mwyg? df? W3 mm 39 'WA ., , W X, Q5 V ' ,g , ,, 1. Q 1 if uf'-si' ' xg fl 5,- ilu-93' Wwe, D VER TISING ,fm-4 R A ,- ,.,.,,. 4-noi' 4. 'iv M-11169 Qv.i,4i,NlX 5, ai' L YONS PH YSICIANS J eff? .X - f gn '-124441 ff - -Q' ll! - lur , E L. J , yu, L , Compliments of LYONS NA TIUNAL BANK HComplete Modern Bankingu Lyons, New York Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of SODA SPA HConnie and Tonyn Compliments of WILLIAM HOLLOWAY AND SONS Clothing and Furnishings for Men and Boys Compliments of BARKER BROS. HARDWARE STORE Lyons New York Newark New York Best Wishes from AGNES and JOHNN Y'S RESTAURANT Sodas Sundaes Lunches Dinners On The Corner Compliments of J. J. NEWBERRY CO. M2 5 SO William Street Lyons New York Compliments of AMROSE FOOD MARKET Best Wishes From LANGLOIS BEAUTY SHOP Phone WH 6 - M922 Lyons New York Compliments of PALIOTTI'S SERVICE STATION Phone WH 6 - 9056 Corner of Water 8 William Streets Compliments of REGINOLD S. OLIVER Compliments of MARGARET L. COON General Insurance Bellows B 'ld' William Street UI mg Phone WH 6 - 624i Lyons New York Compliments of BRITTEN 5 NEWMAN Compliments of DA VID D. BRADLEY 57 William Street Lyons New York Phone WH 6 - 622l General Insurance Compliments of LYONS HARDWARE Compliments of SANTELLI STUDIO Photography 58 William Street Phone WH 6 - 6832 Compliments of BOEHEIM FUNERAL HOME LEON E. LEWIS Insurance of Every Kind Phone WH 6-M52l l0 William Street Lyons New York Best Wishes PARK BEAUTY Corner Church 8 Broad Nellie DeJohn Phone WH 6-603i Lyons New York PARK BAKERY Place to go to Get Good Thjngs to Eatl Carmel and Joseph Sykora Church St. Lyons New York Good Luck to the Class of '60 EDWARD MATHEWS l8 Church St. Lyons, Fruits 8 Vegetables New York Real Congratulations to All From LAWYER AUGUSTUS C. NELSON no William Street Lyons New York Compliments of your TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME DRUGGISTS Class Jewelry and Announcements ROBERT E. KILLIP l05 Laney Road Rochester 20 New York Compliments of MILLER SUPPLY COMPANY Lyons New York 90 fi ENJOY ' LESTER A. Williams Delicious Beveresee REYNOLDS ,,,- ' Music srons zhefinest -l diff Noble Accordions- .mf Lifetime Guarantee Chord Organs- Organs and Pianos Banjos Guitars Band lI'1StFL.lITleI'1l1S Musical Accessories and LyOnS New York Expert Instruction l3 Canal Street Lyons New York 91 Compliments of LA CONTINA Lyons New York Compliments of PALIOTTl'S SHOE STORE Lyons New York Compliments of TOM'S SPORT And HOBBY SHOP HA Complete Line of Hobby Supplies and Sporting Goodsu Lyons New York Good Luck to the Class of '60 AMICO CLEANERS AND LAUNDERS Lyons New York Best Wishes To the Senior Class LYONS MEN SHOP MARCIA KAY FASHIONS Ladies' and Girls' Apparel Corner of William and Canal Lyons New York Compliments of BeStFYL3heS SA'-ERN0'5 SUPERMARKET PATERSON INSURANCE AGENCY Lyons New York 7 Canal Lyons Good Luck to THE CLASS of l96O SCHNElBLE'S BAKERY Compliments of GRECO JEWELERS Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton 8 Longines Watches Lyons, New York Best Wishes to the Class of '6O' HARRIET'S DRESS SHOP Best Wishes FORWGETWMEWNOTWGIFTS Gift and Card Shop I3 Canal Street Lyons New York LyOnS New York . Best Wishes to the Class of '60 Compliments of from GEORGE 5 EDNA B055 EMMIES RED AND WHITE 46 Canal Street 23 Canal Street Lyons New York Lyons New York , Best Wishes Compliments of from LYONS OUT DOOR STORE PH,LL,P RACE.. BLANDINO M8 - 50 Canal Street 27 Canal Street Lyons New York Lyons New York Compliments of Compliments of MEN 8 BOYS SHOP HENRY KILLICK 5 Shoes and Clothing SONS 37 Canal Street Lyons New York Keep Your Hair Lovely With I HARPER METHOD Scalp Treatments And Permanents HELEN SLARK Phone WH 6 - 685l Compliments of DU PUIS STAR BRIGHT CLEANERS TRI-BRO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Wholesalers and Distributors Plumbing-Heating-Mill Electrical Supplies lO2 - lO8 Canal Street Lyons, New York Phone WH 6 - 6222 I Compliments of LYONS BARBER ASSOCIATION Congratulations To The Class of I96O LYONS CENTRAL Best Wishes to the Class of l96O MACK'S BODY SHOP M3 Water Street Lyons New York Compliments SCHOOL of HANK'S BODY SHOP Montezuma Street Lyons New York BOARD UF Best Wishes from Anne Burton EDUCATION ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Lyons New York Best Wishes to the Class of l96O ROY COLLINS SELF SERVICE MARKET Sodus R.D. 2 New York Rt. IM Compliments Compliments of Of BLIEK'S FARM STORE HARDWARE AND MOBIL SERVICE Route Ili So. Sodus DENTISTS Best Wishes Class '6O BARKER CHEMICAL CORP. Alton New York 94 SAPP'S RED 8 WHITE Congratulations to the Graduates UNGERER SHOE STORE Charles A. Boehelm l7 Broad Street Lyons New York Best Wishes From MARTIN'S COFFEE BAR Compliments of 28 Broad Street '-YOUS Neg York LYONS CLYDE SAVANNAH Phone WH '9057 SHOPPING GUIDE Lunches Sodas Sundaes Best Wishes from DONALD'S BEAUTY SALON 30 Broad St. Lyons New York Phone WH 6-4702 Compliments of THE COMMUNITY STORE 9 Compliments of L YONS COAL COMPANY Automatic Heating Equipment Fuel Oils Coal Kerosene Phone WH 6-4592 Lyons New York Best Wishes from CASTLE KRAUT Best Wishes From GEORGE F. WARNCKE Fruit and Produce Farm Supplies l Depew Avenue Lyons New York Phone WH 6-609l Best Wishes WILCK Farm to You Poultry and Eggs Compliments of WEEKS FUNERAL HOME Lyons New York Compliments of LEONI'S BODY SHOP Newark Road Lyons New York Compliments of DOM'S FLYlNG HAH SERVICE Newark Road Lyons New York VANDER VEER 8 COLEMAN INC. HBeans a Speclaltyu Farm Produce and Farm Supplies Lyons New York 96 HERMAN BROTHERS 'We sell the best and service the rest Phone WH 6-4831 Lyons, New York L LYONS SER VICE STA TION Lyons, New York Phone WH 6-H9Ol Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service WAYNE MOTOR SALES Newark, New York Phone DE I-1606 Compliments of TOMMY'S GRILL WH 6-903i or WH 6-M066 Compliments of SOUTH SIDE IGA MARKET 88 Geneva Street Lyons New York Free Delivery Phone WH 6-6792 Best Wishes from SANTELLI'S SUPERMARKET Best Wishes To The Class of '60 SCOTT'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of BURTON'S TEXACO STATION Compliments of REULE'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of .lACK'S LYONS MOTORS INC. Your Falcon, Ford, and Thunderbird Dealer SAN TELLI LUMBER CO. ui EIR li' SMART'S G. L. F. SERVICE WlLLlAMSON'S Feed-Seed Farm Supplies CLEANERS Compliments of LYONS FLORAL SHOPPE Flowers say HTnank Youn in Every Language . i For Every Occasion HFrneSt IO Phone WH 6-6328 l Dry Cleaningu GARDNER BUICK CO. Buick Sales 8 Service 59 MOl'lteZUI'lla St. I Lygns New York L ons New York Y WHitney 6-H95l 99 6 KENMORE MACHINE PRODUCTS, INC. v Compliments of H. B. LAUS TER AND ' SONS 67-71 Water Street Compliments of RENZI'S MUSIC COMPANY 3M Water Street Lyons, New York Lyons x New York Phone WH 6-4572 1-J 101 Compliments of Lots of Good Luck BARNEY'S sumoco STATION to the Class of '960 Telephone Ne.wH 6-904A Lyons New York Best of Luck from SUNSET FARMS '47f7'7lf55 Ice Crema Dairy Products Lyons New York M8 Water Street ' Compliments of Lyons New York SCHLEEDE FARM SUPPLY Compliments Compliments of of HOTEL WAYNE JOHN P. LYTLE, Florist Lyons New York Lygng New York Phone WH6-68ll . Good Luck and Good Bowling Enjoy LYONS LANES FAIRMONT Snack Bar Cocktail Lounge ICE CREAM Rcute 31 Lyons New York Best Wishes From Compliments of KREBBEKS TASTEE-FREEZ HECOX AUTO ELECTRIC I KREBBEKS FARM SUPPLIES Pl'lOI'1S WH Newark Rgad Lyons New York 102 Congratulations Compliments of and Best Wishes WALTER ENGELS Seniors Radio TV Service Aii Best Wishes TO the was Of '60 Room: INSURANCE ALLOWAY STORE 5 SERVICE STATION Best Wishes from CLARK'S AUTO WRECKING Hlnsurance with Assuranceu Used Cars and Parts Towing and Garage Work RFD T Phone WH 6-6652 Lyons New York Ph. WH 6-6307 Lyons New York Best Wishes Seniors from WAYNE 0lL CUMPANY J. F. Schnabei Lyons ? New York Best of Luck Compliments R 1 of to t e C ass of 1960 COUNTRY RESTAURANT Route 3l Lyons New York BlSHOP'S Best Wishes to the Class of i960 DEVlTO'S HOME FURNISHINGS Lyons New York 33 Phelps Street Compliments of EARL WADHAMS Milk Products and Distribution Lyons New York DUb1'n Road Lyons New York Compliments of THE H. G. 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