Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1948 volume:

THE LYONS ROAR 1947-1948 OodicaiiorL We, the Senior Class of 1948, wish to dedicate this Annual to our parents, who have so patiently helped and co-operated with us in every day to make our twelve years of school possible. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gleckler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hartsell Mr. Lyman Hoops Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Chan Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reeves Mrs. Nellie Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderdonck • • . THE LYONS ROAR 1947-1948 (DcAkjodiorv We, the Senior Class of 1948, wish to dedicate this Annual to our parents, who have so patiently helped and co-operated with us in every day to make our twelve years of school possible. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Gleckler Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hallett Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hartsell Mr. Lyman Hoops Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Neill Mr. and Mrs. Chan Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reeves Mrs. Nellie Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderdonck fidmimAiAtriiorL ARTHUR HATHAWAY. Lyons. Ohio Education—Bachelor of Science at Ohio State University; Master of Arts at Ohio State University. Teacher of Vocational Agriculture. I. W. BENEDICT. Oakwood. Ohio Education—Bachelor of Arts at Ohio Northern University, 1928; Post Graduate Work at Ohio State Uni- versity. Teacher of Science, Mathematics, Physical Education. Sponsor—Senior Class. (Rdoa, OnmmL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..................................... Arden Hallett ASSISTANT............................................Dale Gleckler BUSINESS MANAGER .................................... Shirley Miller SPORTS EDITORS.......................Martin Richardson, Warren Nichols SNAPSHOT EDITORS.......................Alyce Crowell, Warren Nichols VALEDICTORY ......................................... Shirley Miller SALUTATORY .......................................... Arden Hallett CLASS WILL ........... Rosemary Schneider, Bill Hoops, Paul Vanderdonck CLASS HISTORY............................Dick Hartsell, Dale Gleckler CLASS PROPHECY Robert Onweller, Howard Gallup, Ralph Meeker CLASS POEM .......................................... Gary O'Neill DEDICATION ......................................Rosemary Schneider TITLE PAGES.............................. Jack Leonard, Gary O'Neill TYPISTS ............Shirley Miller, Alyce Crowell, Rosemary Schneider, Martin Richardson, Arlene Rathbun, Dick Hartsell, Paul Vanderdonck ADVISERS Thelma Penrod, Ann Rowalnd, I. W. Benedict A Jaojdh MARIE HATHAWAY. Lyons. Ohio Education—Bachelor of Arts at Ot- terbein; poet graduate work at Ohio State University. Teacher of Science, Geography. o IRENE WEYER . . . Lyons. Ohio Education—Bachelor of Arts at Oak- land City; Bachelor of Science in Education at Oakland City; Master of Arts at Indiana University, 1942. Teacher of English, Mathematics, Home Ee.. Art. o ANN ROWLAND .... Lyons, Ohio Training at Elkhart Business Univer- sity. Teacher of Commercial. J. C. PHILLIPS .... Lyons, Ohio Education—Shenandoah Conserva- tory of Music, Dayton, Va.; Car- negie Tech, Pittsburgh, Pa., piano; Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, B. M. Degree; Bowling Green State physical education. Teacher of Instrumental and Vocal Music. « THELMA PENROD. Columbus, Ohio Education—Bachelor of Arts at Cap- ital University, Graduate work at Ohio State University. Teacher of English, History, Com- mercial Arithmetic. ROBERT L. SIEREN . . . Delta, Ohio Education—Bachelor of Science in Education at Defiance College. Teacher of History, Physical Exam- ination. Jaailh CHARLOTTE AMES LUMBREZER . . . Curtice, Ohio Education—Bachelor of Science in Education at Ohio State Univer- sity. Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music. O ELEANOR CROCKETT . . . Metamora, Ohio Education—Two year diploma at Bowling Green State University. Teacher of First Grade. «� MARY LOU WIDNEY, Dunkirk. Ohio Education—Two years at Ohio North- ern University at Ada, Ohio. NANCY HOLLAND . . . Lyons, Ohio Education—Normal training at Bowl- ing Green State University. Teacher of Second Grade. ; i --.'-;.-� «� -• ■v «naws ANNA GALBRAITH, Wauseon, Ohio Education—Bachelor of Science in Education at Bowling Green State University, 1930. Teacher of Fifth and Sixth Grades. «� LOIS HAVENS . . . Delta, Ohio Education—Two year diploma at Bowling Green State University, Elementary Teachers Course—In- termediate Grades. SsuruDhA, Class Officers GARY O'NEILL Muck When I said I'd die a bachelor. I never thought I'd live long enough to get married. Majors: Mathematics. Science, English History. Minors: Latin. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Student Council 2; Art 4; Agriculture 1; Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3; A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; Pepsi Cola Scholarship Test 4; All County Mixed Chorus 3; Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Band 1. ROSEMARY SCHNEIDER Rosie..........Women never truly command till they have given their promise to obey. Majors: English. Science. Mathematics. Minors: History. Commercial. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 3; 4-H Club 2, 3; G. A. A. 3; Home Ec 3; Class Officer 4; Mystery in the Library 4; All County Chorus 4; Music Festival 3. 4; Annual Staff 4. ARDEN HALLETT Speedy Always busy, but never done. Majors: English, History, Agriculture, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; A Nose for News 3 Mystery in the Lib- rary” 4; 4-H Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Secretary 2; Annual Staff 3, 4; Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; All County Chorus 3. 1 S niohA. SHIRLEY MILLER Shirl U silence were golden, she would be rich. Majors: English, History. Commercial. Minors: Science, Mathematics, Home Ec. Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Home Ec Club 1, 2,; Student Council 3, 4: A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; All County Chorus 4; Music Festival 1, 3, 4; Annual Stall 4; 4-H Club 1; Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4; Pepsi Cola Scholarship 4. ALYCE CROWELL Allie Love makes all things possible. Majors: Enqlish. History, Commercial. Minors: Science, Mathematics. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2; G. A. A. 2; A Nose for News, 3; Mystery In the Library, 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Religion 1; All County Chorus 3, 4; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4. WARREN NICHOLS Lightning The best men are moulded out of faults. Majors: English, Historyl, Mathematics. Minors: Latin, Science. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 1, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3; Music Festival 3: A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; Annual Staff 4. MARTIN RICHARDSON Fordson Not all rmart men become President. Majors: English, Mathematics, Science. Minors: History. Activities: Band 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Music Concert 3; Music Festival 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1; Annual Staff 4; A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4. DALE GLECKLER Snatch Go in 'o politics, young man. Majors: English, History, Mathematics, Science. Minors: Activities: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Track 3; Vice President 2; A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; Glee Club 3; Student Coun- cil 4; Annual Staff 4. Smuaaa. PAUL VANDERDQNCK Sim The more a man knows, the less he believes. Majors: Enql'sh, History, Science. Minors: Commercial, Mathematics, Agriculture. Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2; Glee Club 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2. 4; Track 4; A Nose lor News 3: Mystery in the Library 4; Scholarship Test 1; Annual Staff 4. BILL HOOPS Levi There are so many girls, how can I choose? Majors: English, Agriculture, Science, History. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2. 3. 4; Parliamentary Procedure 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2. 3. 4; Track 2; F. F. A. Vice President 4; A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; Glee Club 3; Annual Staff 4. ARLENE RATHBUN Jackie A woman either loves or hates; there is no medium. Majors: Science. History, English. Minors: Mathematics, Heme Ec., Latin. Activities: Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4; Band 1, 3; A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Library 4; Annual Staff 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; County Glee Club 3; Music Festival 1, 3, 4; Librarian 1, 3; Class Officer 1, 3; Student Council 2. JACK LEONARD Shmo Do unto others as they do unto you. Majors: English, History. Science. Minors: Agriculture. Activities: Art 4: A Nose for News 3; Mystery in the Librar;- 4; F. F. A. 3. 4. DICK HARTSELL Willy The more we study the more we discover our ignorance. What's the use? Majors: English. History. Agriculture, Science. Minors: Mathematics. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; A Nose for News 3; Mys- tery in the Library 4; 4-H Club 1, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Student Council 3, 4; President 1; Track 4; Parliamentary Procedure 4; An- nual Staff 4. SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN CLASSMATES AT L. H. S. FOR TWELVE YEARS BACK ROW: Dale Gleckler. Martin Richardson, Warren Nichols. FRONT ROW: Shirley Miller, Gary O'Neill, Arlene Rathbun. SENIORS WHO HAVE JOINED OUR CHAIN, THUS MAKING THE SENIOR CLASS OF L. H. S. COMPLETE BACK ROW: Bill Hoops, Arden Hallett, Dick Hartsell, Paul Vanderdonck. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Schneider, Jack Leonard, Alyce Crowell. QlaAA (pOWL We the seniors of forty-eiqht Are leaving this institute of leaminq. Were qettinq that lonq souqht freedom For which we've all been yeaminq. After we qet our diplomas. There'll be no school to make us worry Then we ran do thinqs as we Want to Wi!h no one to make us hurry. As we leave this school behind us We don't know what's in our way. We'll just try and do our best And for every mistake we'll have to pay. As we qo down the road of life Something new may happen to us each day. But we'll keep on working to get ahead And hope success will come this way. As the seniors bid you all farewell Their hearts are filled with sorrow. And friends, the things we do today Will surely bring happines tomorrow. Gary O'Neill. QLoaa. dthiohif Attention students, were the first words spoken to us by our pilot, Miss Kail, as we boarded our plane, way back in September of 1945. We were starting our long journey through the United States, when our captain, who was Richard Hartsell, took attendance. There were 17 happy faces counted. As we left the landing field, Arden Hallett punched our ticket for the first time. When we reached New York City, we were all very tired and decided to take a three month vacation. After our vacation, which went very fast, we started on our second lap of the journey. Our new captain, who was Arden Hallett, took attendance and we found out that we had lost two members. George Cleghom had fallen by the way and Kenneth Jackson was serving the Stars and Stripes. Dale Gleckler punched our tickets for Miami, Florida, and we realized our journey was al- ready half over. Miss Penrod, our pilot, announced that we were ready to land at the Miami airport. Every one was suffering from the heat so we decided to take another three month rest by enjoying ourselves on the beach and taking in all the carnivals and fairs. At the end of the three months our new pilot, Mr. Benedict, told us that we were ready to start on our third lap of our journey. Our captain, who was Gary O'Neill, took attendance and found that we had lost two members: Marion Driskell and Clarence Felkey and also found that we had gained two passen- qers who were Jack Leonard and Alice Crowell. Our pilot had set our course for San Francisco, which was a good many miles away. We had to make a stop to refuel so we thought that it would be a good time to give a banquet for the departing Seniors of Lyons High School, as a token of farewell. After the banquet we continued on and arrived in San Francisco early in the soring. The airplane had developed motor trouble and so we decided that this would be a good place to stay for our vacation. In the fall of 1947 our pilot, who was still Mr. Benedict, told us that we were ready for the fourth and final lap of our trip. Our captain, who was Gary O'Ne'll. took attendance and found that we had lost Marjorie Conrad and Sarah Howdyshell. We had gained one member who was Rosemary Schneider. We had set our course for Toledo, Ohio, and over Chicago, the Junior Class of Lyons Hiqh School qave a banquet as a token of farewell to us. When we boarded the plane again, Rene Victor had left us. We landed in Toledo in time for our Commencement exercises. We received our diplomas and finally realized that we were ready to face the world and try to solve life's problems by ourselves. Warren Nichols Dale Gleckler Dick Hartsell CLual lOUms We the Senior Class of 1948, beinq of sound mind, and outstanding in scholarship, do will, give away, force upon, or whatever you might call it, th s our last will and testament. Garry O'Neill wills his qood looks to Howard Gallup and his ability to get around Fulton to Sammy Onweller. Rosemary Schneider wills her ability to have a soldier to write to, to Glenna S:out. and her bashfulness to Betty Clark. lack Leonard wills his '28 Chevrolet to Dick Peebles and his mustache to Ncrman Rice. Watch out qirls. Warren Nichols wills his baseball ability to Bob Hallett and his good graces in conduct to Elwood Bough and hopes he takes good care of them. Arlene Rathbun wills her natural, curly hair to Alice Nichols and her ability to qet the family jalopy to Ronnie Lehman and Ivan G. Bill Hoops wills his nickname to anyone who can bear them and his straiqht A” ability in English to Ralph Meeker. Alyce Crowell wills her fast typing ability to Erva Shaw and her perfect attendance to Charles Crowell. No excuses, please! Dick Hartsell wills his quick temper to Miss Penrod and his basketball ability to Lyle Gephart. Martin Richardson wills his class ring to Phyllis Markley. Take good care of it for him. He also wills his ability to get good grades in bookkeeping to Alice Wool. Don't take it seriously, Alice. Shirley Miller wills her ability to get on the honor roll to Marvin Damman, and her lonq hair to Miss Ame3. Paul Vanderdonck wills his ability to win the heart of all the girls to Mil- lard Waldron and his curly hair to Bob Cleghom. Dale Gleckler wills his love for children to Mr. Sieren and his numerous qirl friends to Herschel Enqebretson. Arden Hallett wills his blond hair and rosy cheeks to Doyle Gillispie and his ability to hold the office as President of F.F.A. to Charles Potes. We the Senior Class will our ability to keep calm and have perfect control of our temper, to the Junior Girls. We also will our neat and tidy Senior Room to the Junior Class. We hope you will take good care of it for us and keep up our qood record. Rosemary Schneider Bill Hoops Paul Vanderdonck Uahdidtnhi Tonight is the beginning of a great adventure for us seniors. We are starting out on the rocky road of life. This time we go alone. For twelve years now, we seniors have been working, playing, and studying together. Now we must separate, each going his own way. Some of us may reach the height of success while others will never be well-known. But wherever we may go, I am sure none of us will ever forget the happy years we have spent together. Today the world is in confusion. There are many serious problems that must be solved. We seniors and all the rest of the young Americans stepping out into this world must help solve these problems. 1 hope that we have enough intelligence and courage to do this. The future for world peace is clouded and uncertain. A menacing war is looming ahead. Maybe, soon our boys will be in the armed forces again. No one knows what the future holds, but we all hope that it holds world peace and security. Once we obtain this security, it will be the duty of all of us young Americans to keep it. I think that we are all willing to accept thi3 responsibility. We seniors wish to thank all the teachers and parents for the patience and understanding they have given us through these twelve years. We realize that we should have accomplished very little had we not had their advice and cooperation. It seems that we have been waiting years for this wonderful night of grad- uation, but now that it is here and we realize that our school days are over, we do not want to leave. We have spent almost all our life here in this school; then suddenly we find we must leave it and go out into a strange world. At first we were bewildered and uncertain, but soon we shall become good citizens of the community. Now, it has come the time to say good-by to all our teachers and class- mates. May the coming classes hold as many dear memories of their school years as we do. SHIRLEY MILLER. Saluialohi}, We, the Senior Class of 1948, are approaching our first mile stone tonight. The sign reads very clearly Life's Work—Straight Ahead. A sign below warns us Rough Road, Travel With Caution. We are leaving high school to prepare for our work in life. Some of us will go to college; others will go on into life's school to continue our education. From now on we shall be more or less on our own. So far we have had our teachers, our parents, and our friends to help us over the rough spots. Now we shall have to apply some of the things we have learned in school to help ourselves along the road. On our journey through s hool we have come upon a quiet shady lane which we have turned into while we have enjoyed our various school activ- ities. In this quiet lane we have learned to get along with people. We know we have to play the game fairly and square no matter what we do. Soon we are ready to continue our journey. In the past six years it has been quite a steep climb but everybody knew that he had a job to do in order to reach the top of the hill. When we were in the grades, we looked forward to the time when we would be in high school; but we never stopped to think how hard a journey it was going to be. It seems that the last two years have been much slower and seemed as if we never would get through. Now here we are at the top of the hill, but all we can see is another climb which is going to be much steeper. As yet the way looks rather hazy and foggy for the most of us, but through the haze we can see the top of the next hill where the sun is shining. The Senior Class of 1948 wishes to thank the teachers, the parents, the board of education, and anyone who has given us help and guidance to obtain our education. We know we can never repay you for all you have done for us, but to show our appreciation, we hope to become helpful and useful citizens of our community and country. ARDEN HALLETT. (JLaAA, (phophsujy. It was 9:45 a. m. and time to board our plane bound for Africa. We were very much surprised as we boarded the plane, to be greeted by the pilot who was Warren Nichols. After he motors were warmed up, the ground crew man, who was Martin Richardson, removed the wheel blocks, we were finally on our way. We climbed in .l; by inch until we were to the height of 3 inches. We then settled back in our seats to enjoy our trip to Africa. After wa were settled very comfortably wc were greeted by the stewardess, who was Rose- mary S hnc'der. Our dinner was served at 12:66 noon time. The meal consisted of ox-tail soup and froq leqs. Yum! Yum! We refueled at a small jungle island where we were surprised to meet A den Hr 11 Pit as tho weatherman. We talked to him about the happy days of our life when we were attending Lyons High School. After we were refueled wo said Good by.” to him, and we were bound for Africa once mere. We landed at the great airport in Africa which was owned by Paul Vander- donck. We wore picked up by a 1914 Hup which was driven by Senator Hartsell of the Amazons. When our cab arrived at the Plazama Hotel which was owned by the multi-milionaire, Jack Leonard, we were taken by the bell- hop, Alyce Crowell, to a very nice room on the first floor to enjoy our first night on African ground. Eacause our baggage was extremely heavy, Miss Crowell had to get a wheel-barrow to take our suitcases to our rooms. The next mcming our guide, who was Bill Hoops, greeted us in a friendly manner, and we were soon off to the jungle. Our first stop was at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gleckler, who were formerly known as Dale Gleckler and Shirley Miller of Lyons. We did not know them for they looked as dark as the natives. As we went further into the jungle, we were bitten by a giant r' tila or an over grown mesruito. Wa were then taken to a doctor, Usha oh Kabonga, which in American means Gary Muck O'Neill. His nurse was Arlene Rathbun. Great was our surprise- this doctor cured us! After we got well, we then headed back to the good old United States and Lyons High School. Robert Onweller Ralph Meeker Howard Gallup Dn Aiemotiam Freddie H. Peebles August 21. 1944 — October 3. 1928 In Loving Memory Of Our Beloved Classmate CLASSES QumoJc d)Lclaa. TOP ROW: Norman Rice, Robert Onweller, Millard Waldron, Dick Peebles, Robert Hallett, Robert Cleghom, Ralph Meeker, Lyle Gephart. MIDDLE ROW: Marvin Damman, Anna Mae Onweller, Olive Rose Schnei- der, Yvonne Driskell, Erva Shaw, Rose Marie O'Leary, Alice Nichols, Howard Gallup. M ss Weyer. BACK ROW: Leona Gleckler, Vivian Miller, Betty Tom, loan Rowland, Mary Lou Peebles, Dolores Schwartz, Esther Gillespie, Myrtle Derby. TOP ROW: Robert Rowland, Doyle Gilespie, Frank Vanderdonck, Maurice Damman. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Sieren, James Lawrence, Herschel Engebretson, Wava Hoops, Merila Waldron, Virginia Griffin, Alice Wool, Charles Crowell, Harold Barth. Robert Burroughs, Frank Ruple. BOTTOM ROW: Beverly Hall, Jeannine Gunn, Glenna Stout, Anne Hath- away, Marv Lou Stephenson, Louella Eicher, Nancy rewyor, Verlaine Sanford, Phyllis Markley. ABSENTEES: Donald Cleghom. Ralph Cleghom, Charles Potes. JhsL hmarL QIoaa. BACK ROW: Paul Sanford, Elwood Baugh, Duane Smith, Charles Mowery, James Reed, Ivan Gillespie, John Smith, Pat O'Leary, Kenneth Lambert. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Johnson, Frank Kennedy, Ronald Lahman, Ramona Miller, Coretta Schuman, Dora ean Wagler, Edith Felkey, Elvira Hartman, Lois McCance. Reva Seiqneur. Charlene Sanford, Mrs. Hathaway. FRONT ROW: Donelda O'Neill, Jane James, Lenore Peebles, Betty Jane Clark, Joyce Lindsay, Delite Patterson, Eleanor Reed, Many Derby. £ju}MPl 'fyhadsL BACK ROW: A1 Peebles, Kenneth Jones, Duane Conrad, Wayne Holland, LeRoy Gillespie, Raymond Lamb, Lowell Eicher, James Ersham Miss Ames. FRONT ROW: Dale Hallett, Max Seigneur, Mary Lou Gillespie, Ella Jean Eurroughs, Joan Markley, Janice Gunn, Shirley Fletcher, Charles Peebles, Wayne Baldwin. ABSENTEES: Judy Kennedy. Sswsnik, fhadsL BACK ROW: Gerald O'Leary, Paul Sallows, Charles Reed, Raymond Pat- terson, Victor Rice, Harold Holland, Georqe Kessler. MIDDLE ROW: Marvin Lahman, Richard Barth, Richard Hinkle, Jimmy Richardson, Harold Barden, Gorden Hartsell, Dale Hoops, Miss Penrod, class advisor. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Sargent, Charlene Santee, Sue Waldron, Mary Jane Graham, Roberta Stout, Phyllis Waldron, Carol Gillespie. ABSENTEES: Bob Shively. Max Shaw. BACK ROW: Rene Veerecke, Roy Banks, Bob Barber, Donald Crowell, Gaylord Barden, Charles Mika, George Lindsay, Gerald Derby, Dan Peebles, Dick Gallup, Junior Bucher, Jerry Cleghom, Wendall Barden, Tommy Spitler, Carl Inqlehart. M'ss Galbraith. MIDDLE ROW: Floyd Crowell, Joy Dunbar, Maxine Conrad, Peggy Jo Waldron, Mary Lou Harlsell, Marcella Veerecke, Richard Gleason, Kenneth Crowell, Lyle Cleghom, Milfrrd Baldwin, Lyle Gillespie, Jimmie Ruple, Billy Saniord, Byron Shuman, Daryl Hildreth, James Minge, Jack Smith, Larry Cox. Joe Eicher. FRONT ROW: Josephine Hartman, Arlah Jean Hildreth, Karis Arm Bis- choff, Jaymie Wilson, Carol Jean Smith, Patty Lindsay, Myma Lou Yost, Nina Markley, Rosemarie Vanderdonck, Clara Belle Clark, Sandra Hall, Maxine Reed. ABSENTEES: Gail Driskell, Barbara Lamb. Terry Dunbar, Franklin Porter, and Sixth. % iadoA Carlton Reeves. Jouhik. tfhatk. BACK ROW: James Sparks, Kenneth Sallows, David Hathaway, Philip Pochay, Freddie Lamb, Hamid Crowell. MIDDLE ROW: Joan Napierla, Diane Nichols, Bernard Bentley, Verl Bent- ley, Robert Gleason, John Peebles, Ross Fleming, Ronald Demaline, Teddy Lambert, Delbert Neill, Ann Cox, Phyllis Stephenson, Virginia Gillen, Miss Widney. FRONT ROW: Patty Hamilton, Helen Derby, Darlene Egnew, Peggy Eicher, Laura Welch, Marilyn Marlatt, Connie Sallows, Nancy Waldron, Jeanette Row- land. ABSENTEES: Lee Skates, Charles Kistner, Delora Fletcher. Jhbid. )hadsL BACK ROW: Thomas Smith, Charles Burkholder, James Pickering, Merlin Mowery, Myma Hallnan, Carleita Bischoff, Arlene Barden, Jeanette Gephart, Ned Sullins. Harvey Welch. Thr.mas Sallows, Mrs. Havens. FRONT ROW: Nordene Mills, Phyllis Emmons, Donna Barden, Gracie Amos, Carol Russel, Betty Barber, Nancy Richardson, Annette Ingall, Rosemary Kennedy. ABSENTEES: Garnett Amos, Kay Skates, Annette Vereecke. Mary Lou Baldwin, Janice Eicher, Ivan Richardson. S coruL tjhadsL BACK ROW: Roy Brown, Rex Hallett, Jimmy Mowery, Gerald Robinson, Gary Wales, Larry Lindsay, Ronald Clausen, Arlen Fletcher, Frederick Mc- Cance, Leslie James, Roqer Hilton, Hal Lambert, Mrs. Holland. MIDDLE ROW: Duane Merillat, Michael Cox, Norman Gleason, Eddie Schwartz, John Barber, Lloyd Hallett, Shirley Pickering, Patricia Nord, Norma Hallnan, Mary Louise Hamilton. Jimmie Crowell, Arlen Lahman, Pete Oard. FRONT ROW: Joyce Clark, Diana Demaline, Barbara Morel, Sonia Palms, Olga Jane Burkholder, Judy Ann Derby, Lula Bell Crowell, Margie Wilson, Mary Jane Vereecke. ABSENTEES: John R. Clendenin, Clair Doty, Gloria Dunbar. JihAt 'fyhadsL BACK ROW: Neil Smith, Anthony Lamb, Larry Eicher, Roger Smith, James Russell, Wilburn Hicks, Harlan Barden, Donald Piercy, Miss Crockett. MIDDLE ROW: Paul Meeker, Floyd Emmons, Audrie Hilton, Bemita Vince, Celeta Balis, June Yost, Marjorie Buck, James Vandenburg, Ronald Rudolph, Charles Fletcher. Carson Bentley. Milbum Hicks. FRONT ROW: Eileen Nichols, Joyce Habel, Colleen McCarthy, Ann Po- chay, Marilyn Gillen. Amy Peebles, Janet Hamilton, Bonita Vince. ABSENTEES: Sallie Wilson, Nancy Sue Downing, Dennis Simpson, Arlan Murray. Ronald Banks. ibhaJiiajiA. STANDING: Mary Lou Peebles, Mary Lou Stephenson, Anne Hathaway, Dick Peebles, Rose Marie O'Leary, Luella Eicher, Lenore Peebles, Joyce Lind- say, Betty Clark. SITTING: Miss Weyer, Joan Rowland. BACK ROW: Charles Mowery, Robert Johnson, Elwood Bough, Millard Waldron, Howard Gallup, James Lawrence, Harold Barth, Frank Ruple, Dick Hartsell, Charles Potes, Robert Burroughs, Charles Crowell, Robert Rowland, Kenneth Lambert. Pat O'Leary. FRONT ROW: Jack Leonard, Rene Victor, John Smith, Robert Onweller, Robert Hallett, Ralph Meeker, Robert Cleghom, Arden Hallett, James Reed, Mr. Hathaway. a. SsmD L (Band.' STANDING: Betty Tom, Mary Derby, Delite Patterson, Dolores Schwartz, Mr. Phillips, instructor, Phyllis Waldron, Carol Gillespie, Helen Derby. BACK ROW: Sue Waldron. Paul Sanford, Shirley Fletcher, Reva Seigneur, Janice Gunn, Mary Lou Sargent, Mary Lou Gillespie, Rose Marie O Leary, James Ersham, Ivan Gillesnie, Martin Richardson, Joan Rowland, Jeannine Gunn, Elcancr Reed, Donelda O'Neill, Charlene Santee, Wayne Holland, Charles Mnwery. MIDDLE ROW: Duane Smith, Ella Jean Burroughs, Anna Mae Onweller, Anne Hathaway, Herschel Engebretson, Phyllis Markley, Lenora Peebles, Betty Jane Clark. FRONT ROW: Esther Gillespie, Joyce Lindsay, Leona Gleckler, Doyle Gillespie, Nancy Drewyor, Merila Waldron, Beverly Hall, Yyonne Driskell. NOT IN PICTURE: Gail Driskell, Jane James, Myrtle Derby. BACK ROW: Sandra Hall, Jrymie Wilson, Shirley Fletcher, Ramon Lamb, Mary Ellen Sargeant, Barbara Lamb. Peggy Jo Waldron, Clara Belle Clark. MIDDLE ROW: Jane James, A1 Peebles, Ramona Miller, Eleanor Reed, Delite Patterson, Wayne Baldwin, James Ersham, James Reed, Robert Shivley, Dora Jean Wagler, Reva Seigneur, Mary Derby, Miss Ames, instructor. FRONT ROW: Raymond Patterson, Myma Lou Yost, Charlene Santee, Anne Hathaway, Alice Wool, Joan Markley, Judy Kenedy, Janice Gunn, Anna Mae Onweller. Mary Jane Graham, Harold Holland. $ia1a, $1sul (flub. FRONT ROW: Mary Derby, Yvonne Driskell, Shirley Miller, Beverly Hall, Erva Shaw, Phyllis Markley, Alyce Crowell, Jeannina Gunn, Rose Marie O'Leary. Delores Schwartz. Rosemary Schneider, Leona Gleckler, Alice Wool, Virginia Griffin, Myrtle Derby, Joan Rowland, Marie Victor, Mary Lou Peebles, Betty Tom, Anne Hath- away, Leonore Peebles, Mary Lou Stephenson, Delite Patterson, Nancy Drewyor, Miss Ames, instructor. ABSENTEES: Wava Hoops. Donelda O’Neill. FRONT ROW: Lyle Gephart, Robert Hallett, Kenneth Jones, Ralph Meeker, Robert Cleghom. BACK ROW: Charles Mowery, Ivan Gillespie, Robert Onweller, Duane Smith, Miss Ames, instructor. BACK ROW: Betty Jane Clark, Esther Gillespie, Merila Jean Waldron, (BojyA, lksL QluJb. 9TlixsuL QkohiiA, TOP ROW: Kenneth Jones, Betty Clark, Esther Gillespie, Robert Onwelle; Ivan Gillespie, Charles Mowery, Duane Smith, Mary Lou Stephenson, Delite Patterson, Nancy Drewyor. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Hallett, Merila Jean Waldron, Rosemary Schneider, Leona Gleckler, Alice Wool, Virqinia Griffin, Myrtle Derby, Joan Rowland, Marie Victor, Mary Lou Peebles, Betty Tom, Anne Hathaway, Lenore Peebles, Lyle Gephart, Ralph Meeker, Robert Cleqhom. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Derby, Yvonne Driskell, Shirley Miller, Beverly Hall, Erva Jean Shaw, Phyllis Markley, Alyce Crowell, Jeannine Gunn, Rose Marie O'Leary, Dolores Schwartz. Miss Ames. ABSENTEES: Donelda O'Neill, Wava Jean Hoops. SiudsmL QoimciL TO? ROW: Charles Mowery, Frank Vanderdonck, Robert Rowland, How- ard Gallup, Richard Hartsell, Dale Gleckler, A1 Peebles. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Miller, Betty Tom. Sue Waldron. QlaAA, 0{$k AAu STANDING: Paul Sallows, Gary O'Neill, Arden Harriett, Robert Hallett, Dick Peebles, Ivan Gillespie, Gordon Hardsell, Ramon Lamb. SITTING: Carol Gillespie, Joyce Lindsay, Rosemary Schneider, Myrtle Derby, Phyllis Markley, Lenore Peebles, Nancy Drewyor, Janice Gunn, Ella Jean Burroughs. CbdL QIoaa. STANDING: Frank Vanderdonck, Gary O'Neill, Marvin Damman, Mary Derby, Morris Damman, Miss Weyer. Robert Rowland. SITTING: Wava Hoops, Betty Toms, Jack Leonard, Donelda O'Neill, Jane James, Robert Cleqhom, Paul Sanford. SdwoL (BoaJudL School fiocUucL UA. (DhivQAA, Left to Right: Mr. I. W. Benedict, Lyle Seigneur, Clifford Mortemore, Carl Sallows OftficsL CI aJc Mrs. R. Engebretson QjuLbJtadianA Left to right: Lyle Seigneur, Arthur Shambarger SdwoL (faknjdcVL SEPTEMBER . . . 8—School starts. Could hardly wait. 12—Lyons loses the first baseball game to Chesterfield, 3-2. 19—Lyons defeated Metamora with the score 2-0. Hurrah! 23—Lyons defeated by Chesterfield, 6-0. Oh my. 26—Lyons once more defeated by Metamora, 4-2. 30—With score 9-2. Lyons defeats Metamora. OCTOBER . . . 3—Sand Creek plays Lyons; gets beat, 2-9. 7— Lyons defeats Fayette ,9-0. 8— Moore gave speech on Rehabilitation of the Handicapped, from State Department 9— St. Regis Trio, Wish I could sing. 10— Lyons last baseball game, defeats Sand Creek, 14-3. 13— Parent Teachers' meeting at school. 15—Scrap Drive, junk and more junk. 17— Senior Picture, look at the birdie. 24—Bowling Green State University Play. 31—Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Meeting, goody no school. NOVEMBER , , . 3—Election Day. did you vote. 6—R-H Achievement. 11— Armistice Day Vacation. 14— Senior Class Play—who's nervous? 18— Pettisville at Pettisville, Hurrah! 19— Fulton County Teachers' Meeting at Archbold. 19—Ameircans Problems' Class visited Toledo. More fun. 21—Alumni game here—Too bad boys. 24—.Metamora at Metamora. Wasn't that good? 26— Thanksgiving Program at 1:15. 27- 28—Thanksgiving Vacation. Am I full! DECEMBER . . . 2—Game with Chesterfield. 5—Archbold here. How about it Gary? 8—Junior Class Rings arrived. Aren't they bea-utiful! 12—Delta at Delta. Another victory. 16—Fulton here. Three more to the good. 19—Bobby Sox Hop. Oh! my feet. 22— Senior Class Christmas Party. Did I have fun. 23— Waldron game here. 31 County Teachers meeting. No school again. JANUARY . . . 5— Christmas Vacation. Whee. no more books. 7— International Harvester Co. show. 9—Chesterfield, there. They did it aqain! 13— Fayette here. 16—Swanton game here. 21—Parliamenatry Procedure Contest at Montpelier. 23—Fulton qame, there. Ready boys? 27— John Deere Company Show. 30—Metamora, here. FEBRUARY ... 3—Fayette game, there. 6— Petiisville game, here. 10—Waldron qame. there. 14— Junior Hiqh Tournament. Nice work. 18—Tournament qame. played Archbold, too bad boys. 21—Tournament qame, played Fayette. Well, that is all. 21— Junior Hiqh Tournament, played Swantcn, we did ;t aqain. 28— Junior Hiqh played Archbold. Somebody had to los . MARCH... 8— Cole Marrinettes. 12— Musical Festival. Wasn't it qood? 15— Mr. Nessle qave speech. I wish I had a hobby. 22— P. T. A. Play. 25— Easter Program. 26— Good Friday, qoody. a vacation. APRIL . . . 5—Youth Group Meeting. 9— Junior Play. Dear Papa. Boy, I'm scared. 13— Extension Program. 23— Eighth Grade Test. Sharpen up your wits. 29— Band Concert at Lyons. I wish I could play. 30— Band Concert at Metamora. MAY . . . 5—Clyde Relays. 7—County Track Maet. Ready? Get set. Go 1 14—Junior Play Daffy Dills. 18—'Music Festival, sing pretty. 22— Junior-Senior Banquet. 23— Baccalaureate. 25—Commencement. Good-by L. H. S. 28—Last Day. See you all next year. CUumnifL CW)junL CLASS OF 1928: Aileen Barden. Carrie Blain. Isabelle Elarton, Alvin Gunn, James Hallnan, Cecil Lawrence, Olin Shanrock, Geraldine Gunn (nee Smith). Blanche Shepard, Leonard Yost. CLASS OF 1929: Juanita Brandon (nee Boyes), Max Clendenin, Robert Cook, Roscoe Fleming, Bernice Gillespie, Ida Ham. Chloe Gillespie (nee Mann) (deceased), Marquerite Wisman. Helen Yost. CLASS OF 1.930: Wilhelmonia Marlott (nee Albrink), Doris Inqle (nee Dunbarj Charles Reed. Lyle Shumaker. Melvin Smith. Omer Sullins, Woodrow Wilson. Harold Brown Byron Ferquson, Dorothy Ferguson, Naomi Galbraith (nee Scharber), Clare Hinkle. CLASS OF 1931: Harold Oswald. Thea Gleckler (nee Mann), Bonita Elarton. Clair Wyant. Mary Ferry, France Funk, Helen Casler, Max Russell, Dolores Graf. Dorothy Shepard (nee File). CLASS OF 1932: Ray V. Miller. Ardith Kahle (nee Reed). Shades Casler, Thel- ma Hallett (nee Mann), Martha Green, James Kahle (deceased), Ralph Robinson. Carolyn Wilsburg (nee Hoefer). Carl Sallows, Beulah Ryder, Harold Edgar, Robert Cox, Helen Fleming (nee File), Spencer Pickles, June White (nee Cook) (deceased), Goldie Reed (nee File), Carlton Hallnan, Merle Stand'sh, Dorothy Boss (nee Cunninqhad). CLASS OF 1933 Mildred Sampson (nee Yost). Raynor Slater, Treava Keller, (nee Graf), Ethel Cox (nee Sallows), Ruby Barket (nee Mann). Gordon Bur- gess, Grace Edgar (nee Hildreth), Franklin Belding, Arden Rathbun, Ber- nadine Thomas (nee Lawrence), Mary Evelyn Tredway (nee Rathbun), Leonard Kaiser, Ida Wagler (nee Christensen), Thomas Pickles, Edna Wiseman. CLASS OF 1934: Donald Oswald, Lucille Burkhant, Howard Waldron, Rosene Waldron (nee Burkholder), Burke Carter, Carrie Fener (nee Avery), Neil Dunbar, Helen Zameba (nee Ayres), Le Roy Fleming, Vivian Beel (nee Lawrence), Robert Egnew, Anna Lou Scherer, Chester Barnes, Vivian Po- chay (nee Ayres), Clayton Buroughs, Dorothy Ferguson (nee Burdick), Charleston Wood, Hazel Radcliff (nee Ayres), Albert Weyer, James Fin- ferra. Lois Johnston, Gaylord Vere, Joseph Mika. CLASS OF 1935: Boyd Barden, Maurice Barden, Robert Boger, Leo Davidson, Frances Adams, Richard Hire, Leona Johnston, Wilma Johnston, Marie Brink (nee Boger), Marie Weaver (nee Conrad), Clarence Morley, Vieda Ries (nee Mobus), Robert Shambarger (deceased), Katherine Townsend (nee Kaiser). CLASS OF 1936: Genieve Copeland (nee Barnes), Joy Wood (nee Sentle), Dorothv Snyder, Helen Tood. Flair Dunbar, Ernestine Morey (nee Vere), Opal Mason, Freda Jones, Mike Vince (deceased) , Carol Jones, Olive Ferry, Helen Fisher (nee Wilson), Gladys Leininqer (nee Bigas), Gordon Cockfield, Edith Norman, Helen Phillips (nee Sullins), Pauline Boyers (nee Egnew), Murield Goodrich. CLASS OF 1937: William Shambarcer. Helen Earls (nee Ranger), Oat Tucker- man, Ellen Campbell, Howard Miller, Ruth Casler (nee Green), Robert Casler, Mary Alice Smith (nee Copeland). Alvy Jones, Chloe Rathbun (nee Sullins), James Sullins, Robert Wood, Beulah Eicher, Robert Oswald, Alice Mae Fletcher (nee Goodremont), Franklin Rathbun, Edward Mohler, Richard Marlatt, Helen Smith (nee Craig), Donald Hildreth, Mary Hire (nee Richard- son), Yvonne Barnaby (nee Slater), Mary Jane Gillen (nee Allen) Howard Wilson. CLASS OF 1938: Beulah Gillen (nee Earden), Juanita Gilbert (nee Davidson), Everett Sullins, Enid Copeland (nee Wyant), Flossie Mossing (nee Barth), Gave their lives in the service of our country. Ethelyn Allen (nee Sullins), Herbert Barnes, Shirley Kahle (nee Johnson), Mabel Gephart, Susan Ondrejka, Ida Mae Wyant (nee Burroughs), Gail Clendinin, James Shambarger, Walter Kaiser, Lester Dininger, Pauline Lee, Betty Monzema (nee Ayres), CLASS OF 1939: Lois Langford (nee Mann), Noreen Borton (nee Rathbun) Lela Mae Marlatt (nee Wood), Florence Casler, Pauline First (nee Brill), Shirley Newton (nee Sullins), Virginia Gordon (nee Lee), Claribel Koby (nee Burroughs), Patricia Mack (nee Ball), Esther Jones (nee Barrett), Charles Jones, Clarence Copeland, Stephen Mann, Elwyn Deyo, Catherine Nuber, Junior Shambarger, Wayne Burroughs, Robert Avery, Marion Mohler, Fay Goodremont, Eldeen Mann, Raleiqh Conrad. CLASS OF 1940: Marjorie Ballard (nee Barnes) Nina Patton (nee Conrad), Dorothy Casler, Denver Eicher, Robert Griffin (deceased) , Robert Hildreth, Donald Kahle, Charles Lane, Donald O'Neill, Gerald O'Neill, Helen Bovee (nee Rathbun), Janet Standish (nee Sallows) Janice O'Neill (nee Sallows), Helen Kojhler (nee Smith), Donald Tedrow, Betty Leininger (nee Taylor), Horace Tredway, Alton Gilbert. Betty Sutton (nee Markley). CLASS OF 1941: Dorothy Tredway (nee Mann), Romaine Frantz (nee Richard- son), Delite Shell (nee Shaffer), Alice Green, Willard Graf, David Ayres, Leslie Christenson, Jo Ann Hochestler (nee Ranger), Betty Hildreth, La- veme Hoops, Paul Seigneur, Martin Mika, Robert Harsh, Albert Hinkle, Stanley Gunter, Harold Rathbun, Tom Egnew, Faye Lester (nee Dininger(, Pauline Mayers (nee Carpenter), Doris Mauher (nee Mann), Mary Hall (nee Ondrejka), Robert Baker, George Kelly. Bernice Oswald (nee Dunbar), Gad Mann (nee Stevens), Ruth Ruple (nee Gunn). CLASS OF 1942: Arthur Markley, Louis Heberger, Fern Shaffer (nee Sentle), Vava Campbell (nee Seigneur), Rice Tuckerman, Earl Conrad, Ralph Leon- ard, Miller Green (deceased) , Eeatryce Hildreth, Jerrold Burroughs, Junior Leonad. Betty Crockett (nee Cox), Donna Hildeth, Kenneth Mowery, Ezra Kohli, Earl- Leininqer, Leona Netcher (nee Nichols). CLASS OF 1943: Jessie Ballard (nee Gunn), Robert Christenson, Thomas Car- penter, Ruth Mann (nee Miller) Ethel Rose Irwin (nee Hinkle), Wilma Hin- kle (nee Rowland), Juanita Gallup, Mary Rechner (nee Skates), Mirian Goodremont (nee Sanford), Marian Mika (nee Potes), Elvin Rowland, Edith O'Neill. CLASS OF 1944: Betty Lou Burry, Earl Steadman, Clarence Gleckler, Frances Bennington (nee Hinkle). Alice Niner (nee Cleghorn), Roy Hoops, Allison Donahue, Elizabeth Rowland (nee Tredway), Fred Tredway, Gertrude Shaf- et (nee Sullins), Keith Rathbun, Rosella Comes (nee Mowery) Robert Bron- ikowski, Jean Maloy, Robert Mowery, Carl Nichols, Reed Craiq, Crystal Sager (nee Deisler), George Pflager, George Allen, Richard Mohler. CLASS OF 1945: Dorothy Smith, Helen Mika, Robert Donahue. Gladys Hin- kle (nee Hambrook), Richard Setty, Beatrice Welch, Irene Carpenter (nee Leinger), Lyle Seigneur, Howard Reed, Beverly Patterson, Jerry Sanford, Grace Markley, Howard Gleckler, Donald Eicher, Richard Frazier, Helen Peebles (nee Rowland), Ruby Richardson, Leon Gephart, Robert Goodrich, Bernice Warniment, Jack Hartsell. CLASS OF 1946: Harley Hathaway, Lawrence Conrad Alta Eelle Sallows, Arlene Poles, Naomi Dunbar (nee Nichols), Marcella Tredway (nee Fru- ckey)i Gene Green, Raymond Lambert, John Mowery, Louise Rowland, Metha Schmiti (nee Burroughs), Dorothy Allen (nee Galbraith), Robert Downing, Dorothy Galbraith (nee McCance). CLASS OF 1947: John Jackson, Norma Jean Meeker, Jack Slaole, Jean Shaffer, Phyllis Andrews, Charles Andrews, Vivian Seigneur, Marian Smith, Ida Mae Gleckler, Lester Nichols, Earl Hooos. Ger nide Eicher. Norman Gil- bert, Ra Rose Miller, Barbara Hartsell, Minnie Alice Jones, George Hath- away, Irene Reed, Jerry Mika, Joan Deaser (nee Hinkle). Gave their lives in the service of our country. S JtioA. NAME PASTIME PIN-UP Alyce Crowell ........Sleeping ...........-..Ingrid Bergman .... Warren Nichols .......Women .................Esther Williams Dale Gleckler ....-...Pool..................—Betty Grable ..... Rosemary Schneider ...Wishing ...............Bing Crosby ....... Dick Hardsell ........Chasing Dear ........-..Wallace Beery ---- Gary O'Neill .........Chewing ........-....-..Susan ............ Bill Hoops .......—...Chasing women..........My Teacher .......— Martin Richardson ____Getting in trouble ....Frankenstein ........ Shirley Miller..........Day dreaming.........June Allyson ------ Paul Vanderdonck......Hunting dear .......-..Margaret O'Brien .... Arden Hallett ......-..Keeping out of trouble Joe Louis ......- Jack Leonard ........Drawing ...............Judy Canova ....... Arlene Rathbun......—...Typing ............. Peter Lawford...... (fbwmu. EXPRESSION AMBITION YOU'LL NOTICE ....Ye Gads ...............Nurse ..................Her freckles ....Hey Doc ...............Engineer ...............His beard ....Dam if I know..........Baseball Player ....-...Jolliness ....-You'll be sorry.......Beautician .............Smile ....Ah—you're kiddin'......-Baseball Player .......His eyes ____-Howdy Monsters........Doctor..................His Willys ____Holy Cow ..........-...-Farmer .....-..........His silliness ....Wouldn't that warp you7Mechanic..................His height .——.You don't say?.........Stenographer ...........Her shyness ....—You ain't only kiddin' ...Romeo ..............His curly hair .—.—I don t know ..........Mechanic ...............His rosy cheeks ....Duh—I don't know.......Radio Technician .......His moustache ....Dad bum it.............Secretary ......-...-...Her dark eyes (JaAAih (BaAktitbalL piay UL STANDING: Mr. Sieren, Ralph Meeker, Paul Vanderdonck, Martin Rich- ardson. Arden Hallett. SITTING: Dale Gleckler. Lyle Gephart, Dick Hartsell, Gary O'Neill, Bill Hoops. (Rqaqavsl fiaAk ihalL ffllay idu FRONT ROW: Frank Vanderdonck, Ralph Meeker, Howard Gallup, Doyle Gillespie. Morris Damman. BACK ROW: Norman Rice, Robert Cleqhorn, Robert Hallett, Mr. Sieren, Harold Barth. Dick Peebles. QunjuoA. dUqk. (BojJadbcilL BACK ROW: Max Seigneur, Roman Lamb, Jimmie Richardson, Wayne Holland. Dale Hallett. MIDDLE ROW: Gordon Hartsell, George Kessler, Richard Barth, James Reed. Kenneth. Jones, Victor Rice. Raymond Patterson, Mr. Benedict. FRONT ROW: Charles Peebles, Charles Mowery, Ivan Gillespie, Ronald Lahman, Pat O'Leary, A1 Peebles. Duane Smith. ABSENTEES: Max Shaw, Charles Reed. Harold Holland. [7 J BaA balL JoanL BACK ROW: Mr. Sieren, Doyle Gillespie, Dick Peebles, Robert Cleghom, Robert Hallett, Ralph Meeker. Lyle Gephart, Norman Rice, Bill Hoops. FRONT ROW: Martin Richardson, Paul Vanderdonck, Warren Nichols, Gary O'Neill, Arden Hallett, Dick Hartsell, Dale Gleckler. NOT IN PICTURE: Ronald Lahman, Duane Smith, Ivan Gillespie, Frank Vanderdonck. (Ba ksdbalL VARSITY RESERVE Lyons Opponents Pettisville 53 25 Alumni 39 40 Metamora 22 20 Chesterfield 33 38 Archbold 27 26 Delta 37 21 Fulton 49 36 Waldron .... 35 34 Chesterfield 22 41 Fayette 56 24 Swanton 43 47 Fulton 33 41 Metamora 28 29 Fayette 55 23 Pettisville .... 39 24 Waldron 22 29 Lyons Opponents Pettisville 27 10 Alumni 32 34 Metamora 30 26 Chesterfield 36 15 Archbold 20 27 Delta 29 27 Fulton 33 25 Waldron 34 17 Chesterfield 48 20 Fayette 42 25 Swanton 24 38 Fulton 39 28 Metamora 29 17 Fayette 38 22 Pettisville 53 16 Waldron 25 21 TOURNAMENT Lyons Opponents Lyons vs. Archbold .„...........17 22 Lyons vs. Fayette ..............34 42 JR. HIGH 9 Lyons Opponents Pettisville ........................„ 27 23 Metamora .............................34 24 Chesterfield .........................12 14 Archbold ......................... 14 16 Delta ............................... 20 10 Fulton ...............................33 14 Chesterfield .........................30 14 Swanton ............................ 18 12 Fulton ............................. 22 12 Metamora .............................19 15 Fayette .......................... 23 11 Pettisville ..........................29 13 TOURNAMENT Lyons Opponents Lyons vs. Swanton ...................15 14 Lyons vs. Chesterfield ..............35 14 Lyons vs. Archbold ..................23 29 SpJOAhu The High School baseball team got off to a flying start during the fall season by winning 6 games and losing 2. The boys all thought they did very well under their new coach, Mr. Robert Sieren. For the first game the te m traveled to Chesterfield where it played a hard game of ball, but lost 3 to 2. The next game was with its favorite rival, Metamora. The team showed a fine exhibition of playing and won by a score of 2 to 0. For the teams third aame Chesterfield came to Lyons. Although our boys played hard they lost by a score of 6 to 0. The next qame was again played with Metamora. Our boys were on the beam and won 4 to 2. The team then traveled to Fayette for a lively game of ball. The boys breuqht home the bacon by winninq 9 to 2. The boys' next game was with Sandcreek. Again our boys were victorious and won by a s - - re of 6 to 2. The seventh game was played with Fayette, and again our boys won with a score of 9 to 2. For the eiqhth and final game our boys played Sandcreek. We were just a little too much for them and won by a score of 14 to 3. For a total of eiaht games in the fall Lyons scored 46 runs and their opponents scored 18 runs. The bovs started the spring season off by winning their first game of the season with Metamora by a score of 6 to 3. The Fe, 'md r,ame we continued on the road to victory by winning over Chesterfield 3 to 0. Our third qame was olaved with Fulton and although we played a hard qame we lost by the score of 3 to 0. The boys are planning to play very hard in the coming games and are going to try hard to win the Fulton Couty Champioship. fia sibalL SdisdvdiL April April April May May May May Date 20 23 Opponent Tayette Pettisville Place 27 Chesterfield There 4 . Metamora 7-8 District Tournament Defiance 14-15 District Tournament Defiance 11 May 18 Ooen Date M «v 21 Tournament Game. £a. Miq. l kssihlsjoudoh Carol Gillespie. Ella lean Burrouqhs, Mary Lou Gillespie, Phyllis Waldron QhsMAltUCLdohAu Left to Riqht: Mary Lou Peebles. Betty Tom. Myrtle Derby, Erva Jean Shaw. tssassai JaocJl Jojcwl STANDING: Kenneth Lambert, Gary O'Neill, Dick Hartsell, Mr. Sieren, Robert Hallett, Howard Gallup, Paul Vanderdonck, Robert Cleghom. SITTING: Ivan Gillespie, Chares Mowery, Frank Kennedy, Ronald Lahman, Ralph Meeker, Dick Peebles. Duane Smith. Pat O'Leary. Autographs i iH H m VH ni « c lduertisements We, the Senior Class of 1948, wish to take this opportunity to thank all the Business Men and Women who have helped to make our Annual successful. THANK YOU STERLING CREAMERY P. C. Goldsmith, Prop. Milk Ice Cream Butter Phone 2881 Compliments of SNYDER GROCERY Lyons Ohio Wauseon Ohio For All Home Baking Use Morenci Patent Flour KELLOG BUCK Purina Chows for Poul ry Dairy and Hogs Mcrenci Michigan C. NASH For Wallpaper and B. P. S. 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