Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

Lyons Roar Annual Staff Editors Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Sport Editors Snapshot Editors Staff Photographers Maurice Dam man Luella Eicher Jean nine Gunn Merila Waldron Frank Vanderdonck Maurice Dam man - Nancy Drewyor Beverly Hall Doyle Gillespie Jim Lawrence Class Will Mary Lou Stephenson Verlaine Sanford Class History Bill Burroughs Virginia Griffin Charles Potes Wava Hoops Class Prophecv Joyce Lindsay Frank Kennedy Betty Clark Class Poem Wava Hoops Valedictory Wava Jean Hoops Salutatory Maurice Damman Title Pages and Cbver Frank Vanderdonck Robert Rowland Typists Herschel Engebretson Luella Eicher Nancy Drewyor School Calendar Mary Lou Stephenson Verlaine Sanford Advisor Mr. Westover DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1950, dedicate this annual to our parents, who have greatly helped us through our twelve years of schooling. Mr. and Mrs. William Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. La Von Cleghorn Mr. and Mrs. Albert Damman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Drewyor Mr. and Mrs. Edward Eicher Mrs. Ruth Engebretson Mr. and Mrs. Forest Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gunn Mr. and Mrs. Max Hall Mr. Lyman Hoops Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawrence Mrs. Martha Potes Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Sanford Mr. Allen Stephenson Mrs. Eva Waldron Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanderdonck u ADMINISTRATION V. LELAND GILLILAND Superintendent Lyons, Ohio Education Ohio University B. S. Rio Grande College A. B. Ohio State University M. A. Taught 13 years. Superintendent 14 years. ROBERT JOHNSTON Principal Lyons, Ohio Education Bowling Green State University B . S . in Education. Teacher of physical education and Coach Industrial Arts, History. FACTI GLADYS BARKER Delta, Ohio Diploma in Elementary Education at Bowling Green State University. Teacher of Second Grade LT Y EARL BRAN FIE LD Alliance, Ohio Georgetown University (Washington, D. C.) Duke University (Durham N.C.) Mount Union College (Alliance, Ohio - Bachelor of Arts) Columbia University (N. Y. C.) - Master of Arts Teacher of fifth fe sixth grades and seventh grade English. L. M. BRATTON Teacher of Vocational Agriculture Graduate of Ohio State University DONALD KING ELEANOR CROCKETT Wauseon, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Education - Bachelor of Science Education - Diploma at Bowling Ohio State University Green State University. Teacher of First Grade Teacher of Science FACULTY OLGA KING Wauseon, Ohio Education- Bowling Green State University Teacher of Second Grade MILDRED LOCKERT Beaverton, Mich. Education-Central Michigan College of Education. Bachelor of Science. Colorado A and M. Teacher of Home Ec. VERNON LOCKERT Peninsula, Ohio Texas V and M College Akron University Kent State University B. S. in Education J.C. PHILLIPS Lyons, Ohio Education - Shenandoah Conservatory of music, Dayton, Virginia. Carnegie Tech, Pittsburgh Pa. Piano, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio HAZEL RADCLIFF Sandcreek, Mich. Education-Bowling Green State University Teacher of Third Grade Teacher of Instrumental Music ROBERT SCOON Cleveland, Ohio FA Western Reserve University Language School Wittenburg College Bachelor of Arts University of Wyoming Graduate Study Teacher of History, English and Latin CULT Y PAUL THORBURN Lyons, Ohio Education - Bachelor of Science at Ohio State University Teacher of Vocational Agr. EDITH WALTERSCHIED Toledo, Ohio Education - Mary Manse College, Toledo, Ohio; A. B. in Public School Music Teacher of Vocal Music K. B. WESTOVER Lyons, Ohio Education-Bachelor of Education at University of Toledo, 1948; Post Graduate work at University of Toledo. Teacher of Business Education Assistant Coach. RUTH ENGEBRETSON Lyons, Ohio Secretary SCHUUL BUARD TOP ROW: Woodrow Wilson Harry Tredway Mr. Gilliland Ray Peebles BOTTOM ROW: Ray Gallup Jesse Barden Clayton Mowery CLASS UFFICEIIS JEANNINE GUNN •'Jeannle' • • Arguing Is my delight M Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics, Commercial, Home Economics. Activities: Band I, 2, 3,4; Girls Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Boys Glee Club 3; M ixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Vice President 1; President 3 , 4 ; Fulton County Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Fulton County Band Festival 1, 2; Fulton Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Michigan Vocal Festival 3; Pep Club 3; District Band 3, 4; G. A. A. 4 ; “Trial By Jury ” 4 ; Mrs. Sara from Roarin’ Dam” 3; “Grandad Steps Out” 4; “ Lh Me” 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Quartet 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. r i r FRANK VANDERDONCK “Van” “Love makes all things possible” Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts, Commercial. Activities: Student Council 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Vice President 4; B. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Art 1,2, 3. r — - r - BEVERLY HALL “ Bev.” I m not arguing with you... I'm telling you. •’ Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial, Home Economics. Minors: Science, Mathematics; Activities: Band 1, 2. 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Fulton County Band Fest- ival 1, 2, 3, 4: Fulton County Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Fulton County Mixed Chorus 4; Michigan Vocal Festival 3; Pep Club 3; G. A. A. 4; Ha 11guard 3; District Glee Club 3, 4; District Band 3. 4; “Trial by Jury”4; “Mrs. Sam from Roarin’Dam” 3; “Grandad Steps Out“4: Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 ; G i r 1 s Q u a r t e t 3 , 4 ; Office Practice 3; “Oh, Promise Me” 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. - r i : ] ] ] 1 ROBERT BURROUGHS “ Bill ” “ Beware, I may yet be great� � Majors: English, Social Science, Agriculture. Minors Industrial Arts, Shop. Activities: President 2; Baseball 3, 4; Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 3; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam” 3; “Gran- dad Steps Out ’ 4; “Oh, Promise Me” 4. 3 J .1 J J J J J RALPH CLEGHORN “Senator� � “ I see and improve the better things. I follow the worst.' Activities: F. F. A. 1, 2; Industrial Arts 2,3; “Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam 3; “Gran- dad Steps Out 4; President 1. MAURICE DAMMAN ” Moe� � Life is a game of sports, with time our for dating. Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: French Club 1; French Club President 2; Scholarship Team 2; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam” 3; “Grandad Steps Out” 4; “Oh, Promis Me” 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Editor Lyons Roar 4; B.A.A.3,4; Co-Editor of Annual 4. NANCY DREWYOR ” NuM “Speak well of your enemies, remember you made them.” Majors: English, Commercial, Social Science. Minors: Science, Home Economics; Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Cafeteria Staff 3; -Vice President 2; “Mrs. Sam from Roarin' Dam” 3; “ Grandad Steps Out” 4; “Oh, Promise Me” 4; Annual Staff 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; G.A.A. 4; Fulton County Music Festival 3; Hallguard 3; District Competition 3; Cheerleader 3, 4. I r I V' Ik LUELLA EICHER “Punk” “Seriousness is a Probability.” Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial. Minors: Home Economics, Science; Activities: Glee Club 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; “Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam” 3; “Grandad Steps Out” 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; “Oh, Promise Me” 4; Cafeteria 3; Senior Scholarship Test. HERSCHEL ENGEBRETSON “Hershey” I'm studies I am a genius. Majors: English, Science, Social Science, Mathematics. Minors: Latin. Activities: Annual Staff, 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Band 2, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Vice President 3; Librarian 3; Hallguard 3,4; “Gran- dad Steps Out” 4; All County Glee Club 4; “Trial by Jury” 4; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Cafeteria 3; Senoor Scholarship Test 4. ’ I I 1 DOYLE GILLESPIE “ Snub Majors: English, Social Science, Mathematics. Minors: Science, Industrial Arts. Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Athletic Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam 3; Grandad Steps Out 4; “ Oh, Promise Me 4. VIRGINIA GRIFFIN Ginnie “ Her temper is like summer storm, short as it is violent. Majors: English, Sccial Science, Commercial. Minors: Science, Home Economics. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Secretary 3; G. A. A. 4; Pep Club 3; F. H. A. I; District Competition 3; Fulton County Glee Club 3; Michigan Vocal Festival 3; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Mrs. Sam From Roarin’ Dam 3; Grandad Steps Out 4; Oh, Promise Me 4; Cafeteria Staff 3; Fulton County Mixed Chorus 3; Hallguard 3. WAVA HOOPS Gretchen” MA friendly smile is a smile worth while.” Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Minors: Latin, Science, Mathematics. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Fulton County Glee Club 3,4; Michigan Vocal Festival 3; Band 1; Art 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 4; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Hall guard 3, 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin’ Dam” 3; Grandad Steps Out 4; Trial By Jury” 4; Cafeteria 3; District Glee Club 3; Boys Glee Club 3; Fulton County Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. JAMES LAWRENCE Jim My future lies before me .therefore I look ahead. Majors: English, Social Science. Agriculture. Minors: Shop Activities: Basketball Manager 3,4; F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure 3,4; F.F.A. President 4; Athletic Club 3,4; District judging 1,2,3,4; Grandad Steps Out 4; Oh, Promise Me 4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin' Dam” 3; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. CHARLES POTES Chas Bring back yesterday I'm not ready for today. Majors: English, Social Science, Agriculture. Minors: Shop, Industrial Arts. Activities: Basketball 1; Mrs. Sam from Roarin' Dam 3; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3; Oh,Promise Me 4. ROBERT ROWLAND Bob Let bygones be bygones. Majors: English, Social Science, Agriculture. Minors: Shop. Activities: Baseball 3, 4; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Parlimentary Procedure Team 3; Mrs. Sam from Roarin' Dam” 3; Grandad Steps Out 4; Oh, Promise Me 4. I I r ' ' ' ’ I ’ T, T r ,1 2 i 1 j J J J J J J J J J J J 1 1 VERLAINE 8AN FORD I have sighed over many, loved none. Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Minors: Home Economics, Science. Activities: Glee Club 1 ; Mixed Chorus 1 ; All County Festival 1; Librarian 1,4; ’The Kissing Link” 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Grandad Steps Out” 4; Hallguard 3; Cafeteria Staff 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Oh, Promise Me 4. MARY LOU STEPHENSON Louie A dimple in the chin means a devil within. ” Majors: English, Social Science, Commercial Minors: Science, Home Economics, Mathematics. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3; Fulton County Music Festival 1,2,3; Michigan Music Festival 1, 2,3; District Competition 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Band 1; Grandad Steps Out 4; Oh, Promise Me 4; Mrs. Sam from Roarin' Dam 3; Librarian 1,2,3; Lyons Roar Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Cafeteria Staff 3; Senior Scholarship Test 4. MERILA WALDRON Jeannie A dimple in a maidens cheek makes a dent in a mans' heart. Majors: Ei nsh, Social Science, Mathematics, Commercial Minors: Home Economics. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Boys Glee Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 4; Fulton County Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Fulton County Band 1, 2, 3. Michigan Music Festival 3; Pep Club 3; G.A.A. 4; Hall guard 3; District Glee Clu 3, 4; District Band 3,4; ’Trial By Jury Grandad Steps Out 4; Lyons Roar Staff Annual Staff 4; Girls Quartet 3,4; Oh, Promis Me 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. SENIORS WHO HAVE BEEN HERE 12 YEARS FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Stephenson, Wava Hoops, Jeannine Gunn, Beverly Hall, Merila Waldron. SECOND ROW: Doyle Gillespie, Bob Borroughs, Charles Potes, Bob Rowland. SENIORS WHO HAVE JOINED US FIRST ROW: Virginia Griffin Verlaine Sanford Luella Eicher STANDING: Frank Vanderdonck Herschel Engebretson Maurice Damman VALEDICTORY As we, the Seniors of 1950 sit here on the stage tonight, many thoughts are probably passing through our minds. We are probably t thinking of our past school life--how we, as a class, have worked and played together for twelve years. No doubt we are also thinking of the future and what it holds for us. Does the future hold success in life for all of us seniors? It depends on us. We will have to work to reach the goal of success. Our motto, B sharp, B natural, but never B flat, is a good way for us to get along with other people. As we start out into the future, we will need to get along with other people. As we look out among the people of this world, we hear them talking of the Hydrogen Bomb and that we might have another war. Instead of a Hydrogen Bomb with which to destroy the people, we need peace with each other. Our class can all do our small share in bringing peace by cooperating with other people. Twelve years ago we were starting our school life--now we are starting to journey upon the paths of Life. Then we had our parents and teachers to help us over our small difficulties--now we are out on our own. Although we may not at the present time realize what our teachers have tried to do for us, later in life we will probably look back to our school days and realize what our teachers and our parents have done for us. We will probably wish we would have worked harder in school and we would have listened more closely to the teachers. It isn’t until after we get out of school and are on our own that we realize and understand the true value of education and wish we would turn back the wheels of time. On behalf of the Senior Class of 1950 I wish to express our appreciation for the teachers, our parents, and anyone who has helped us to prepare for our work later in life. We owe much to them for encouraging us to go forward and obtaining an education. As we go out, we are determined to become good and useful American Citizens. —Wava Jean Hoops SALUTATORY As we come to another half-century mark, a change has come over us, a change whi h we feel in our minds and hearts. This change or strange feeling comes to us when we think about all our frieiKis and classmates that we are leaving behind, and when we think about all the good times we have had even though there were a few bad times mixed in between them. While we were working our way up through studies and education in grade school, we often looked ahead to try to see what the future had in store for us. Now that we are finishing our high school career we begin to look back and wonder why we were in such a hurry to get where we are now. For the majority of this class a future of working in factories, on farms, or being housewives has already been mapped out, while others are planning to keep right on going to school for further education. In either case the members of this class will always remember our Alma Mater. The feeling that we owe our education and the success received from an education will always linger inside our hearts. Looking ahead from our graduation we hope that life will present itself to us in the same fashion as our previous years have. We hope that we may all reach the goals we are striving for and make our lives worth while. As we start this new phase of life we are all setting our aims high and will do our best to reach them. As we bid farewell to Lyons High School we wish sincerely to thank the faculty, school board, and all others who have helped us get the most good out of our school days. --Maurice Damman CLASS PUEM We, the Seniors of ’50, For twelve years have been taught By the teachers and experience, The knowledge that can’t be bought. Now our high school days are over, We have come to journey’s end; We will face the future with courage, As a new life is to begin. Sadness will come on commencement day, As we say good-by to all, And start out on our new journey With its troubles, both great and small. Success is our goal for happiness, In which we will all try to win, We’ll fight to the finish, no matter what, With courage we had when we began. We, the Seniors of ’50 say, (Now that we are through) ‘‘Thank-you teachers for what you’ve done, And good luck to the whole school.’’ - Wava Hoops CLASS HISTDHY Ugh ! That is what we said as we met upstairs on our first day of high school. Before we elected our Big Chief and his followers for the year we had a big battle, and lost four of our warriors. The heroes of the battlp were: the biggest hero, or the one with the most feathers, Ralph Cleghorn, Warrior first class; warrior second class, Jeannine Gunn, and last, but not least, was our signal-maker or messenger girl, Anne Hathaway. Our Big Chief was Mr. Rath bun. In this our first year, we gained some scouts who were James Lawrence, Charles Crowell, Elden Hough, and Herschel Engebretson. We parted, and three moons (months) later our tribe met again and Mr. (Big Chief) Rathbun failed to make it and we assumed he must have left us to lead some other tribe for more wampum. Upon checking our bear traps we found we had caught another one, Big Chief Sieren. On this, our second year of fighting for our grades we decided our followers of last year should hand their feathers on to someone new. We had an- other big battle and lost five more of our warriors. The heroes of the battle this year were Bill Burroughs, warrior first class, Nancy Drewyor, warrior second class, and our third class or position this year was to be taken by Phyllis Markley. This year to make up for some of our losses some good scouts wandered into our tribal grounds. They were Maurice Damman, Alice Wool, Virginia Griffin, and Glenna Stout (Stephenson). Again we parted to have another three moons of rest and relaxation be- fore we would have to go back to our old stamping grounds again. Our three moons passed very quickly and we were back for our annual battle in which new warriors would lead us all. When we all met we found Mr. Sieren had been trapped by some other tribe: Miss Whitney was its leader. We had our annual battle and Big Chief Johnston was our new leader. His closest followers were Jeannine Gunn, warrior first class, Herschel Engebretson, warrior second class, Virginia Griffin, warrior third class, and Beverly Hall, our wampum keeper. We had a very un- fortunate year, this year, because we lost six of our best warriors: now we had dwindled down to eighteen in our tribe. We decided to take a leave of absence from the daily grind, and rest again for another three moons. When we again met we found we still had our same hero of the battle, Big Chief Johnston of the year before. We were very happy to find he hadn't strayed from our tribe. Also, we still had some of our same brave warriors of the year before: Jeannine Gunn, warrior first class, Frank Vanderkonck, warrior second class, and Beverly Hall, warrior third class In this, our last year of staying together before we went out into the world for ourselves, we lost another of our good scouts, Ralph Cleghorn. We want to thank all the teachers, friends, and parents who have made our stay in our Happy Hunting, Grounds a very pleasant one. Virginia Griffin Robert Burroughs Wava Hoops Charles Potes CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1950 with the end of our school years near are in sound mind and body, hereby leave these things to those who follow in our footsteps. I, Robert Burroughs, will my ability to stay in Lyons School 13 years to Duane Smith, and my car to whomever wants it when I'm through with it. I, Maurice Damman, will my artistic ability to Ramona Miller, and my love for English and American Problems under Mr. Scoon to Frank Kennedy. I, Nancy Drewyor, will my giggle to Joan Miller, and my cheerleading suit to Mary Jane Graham. I, Luella Eicher, will my red hair and freckles to Joyce Lindsay, and my position as co-editor to any Junior unlucky enough to get it. I, Herschel Engebretson, will my height and slimness to Betty Clark, and my musical ability to Pat O'Leary. I. Doyle Gillespie, will my basketball suit to Ivan to keep it in the family, and my butch to Kenneth Lambert. I, Virginia Griffin, will my ability to eat all the time and stay thin to Maxene Clendenin, and my figure to Donna Vance. I, Jeannine Gunn, will my leadership to Leonard Tedrow, and my ability to talk my way out of almost anything to Mary Lou Gillespie. I, Beverly Hall, will my collection of boys class rings to Lois McCance, and my hair styles to Coretta Shuman. I, Wava Jean Hoops, will my ability to get A’s to Sam Smith, and my way with teachers to Gaylord Barden. I, James Lawrence, will my studious ways to Judy Kennedy, and my silliness to Doris Huffman. I, Charles Potes, will my King Edward Cigars to Charles Mowery, and my ability to get A’s in Bookkeeping without understanding it to anyone who can do the same. I, Robert Rowland, will my bashfulness to Ramon Lamb and my Toni Home Permanent to Raymond Patterson. I, Verlaine Sanford, will my love of blond haired men to Charlene to keep them in the family, and my hair to Dora Jean Wagler so she can have more to cut. I, Mary Lou Stephenson, will my dimple in my chin to Lenora Peebles, and my ability to crack gum to Earl Woerner. I, Frank Vanderdonck, will my curly hair to George Kesler, and my way with girls to Dale Hoops. I, Merila Waldron, will my dimples to Barbara Lewandowski, and my majorette suit to Edith Felkey. We, the Seniors, will the seniors room they still don’t have to the Juniors, our seriousness and our studiousness to the Sophomores, and our regular attendance to the Freshmen. SENIIIH BABY PICTURES 1. BEVERLY HALL 2. MAURICE DAMMAN 3. MERILA WALDRON 4. JEANNINE GUNN 5. JAMES LAWRENCE 6. HERSCHEL ENGEBRETSON 7. NANCY DRWEYOR 8. FRANK VANDERDONCK 9. VIRGINIA GRIFFIN 10. DOYLE GILLESPIE 11. BOBBY BURROUGHS 12. VERLAINE SANFORD 13. MARY LOU STEPHENSON 14. WAVA HOOPS SENI I) R BABY PIC TIRES 1 ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' J J J J J J 1 S E IV I n H BABY PICTLBES JUNIORS JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Lois McCance, Joan Miller, Reva Seigneur, Joyce Lindsay, Ivan Gillespie, Lenora Peebles,, Betty Clark, Donelda O’Neil. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Lambert, Pat O’Leary, Doris Huffman, Charlene Sanford, Dora Jean Wagler, Mary Derby, Coretta Shuman, Mr. Westover. THIRD ROW: Charles Mowery, Leonard Tedrow, John Smith, Paul Sanford, Ronald Lahman, Frank Kennedy Duane Smith. SUPHUMURE CLASS SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Lowell Eicher, Max Seigneur, Maxine Clendenin, Charles Peebles, Mary Laiman, Ramon Lamb, Mary Lou Gillespie, Wayne Holland, Judy Kennedy, Ella Jean Borroughs. SECOND ROW: Irene Snead, Delbert Felkey, Helen Gilbert, Harlan Green, A1 Peebles, Kenneth Green, Earl Woener, Dale Hallett, Janis Gunn, Wayne Baldwin, Miss Anderson. FRESHMAN CLASS FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Arlene Nichols, Carol Gillespie, Mary Ellen Sargent, Paul Sallows, Gerald O'Leary, Sue Wald- ron, Phyllis Waldron, Charlene Santee, Harold Holland. SECOND ROW: Leroy Gillespie, Dale Hoops, Duane Conrad, George Kesler, Richard Barth, Max Shaw, James Ersham, Richard Hinkle, Gayle Ries, Mr. King. THIRD ROW: Edward Wilson, Gordon Hartsell, Mary Jane Graham, Barbara Lewandowski, Sam Miller, Beverly Shiley, Donna Vance, Raymond Tack. eighth grade EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jack Smith, Earl Whitehead, Maxine Conrad, Duane Reese, Clara Belle Clark, Thomas Spitler, Richard Gleason, Joe Eicher, Larry Cox. SECOND ROW: Byron Shuman, Richard Gallup, Gerald Derby, Victor Rice, Shirley Lempki, Gail Driskell, Wendell Barden, Barbara Lamb, Mr. Lockert. THIRD ROW: Bob Barber, George Lindsay, Junior Bucher, Jimmy Richardson, Danny Peebles, Darly Hildreth, Marvin Lahman, Charles Mika. SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Patty Lindsay, Arlah Hildreth, Karis Bischoff, Jaymie Wilson, Marcella Vereeke, Josephine Hartman. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hall, Joy Dunbar, Leora Huff- man, Analee Clendenin, Carol Smith, Mary Lou Hartsell, Mr. Lockert. THIRD ROW: Gaylord Barden, Carl Reeves, Roger Bernath, Billy Sanford, Roy Banks, Kenneth Crowell, Franklin Porter, Jimmy Ruple, Milfred Baldwin. SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Delbert Neill, Virginia Gillen, Peggy Eicher, Philip Pochay, Ross Fleming, Darlene Egnew, Kenneth Sallows, Robert Gleason, Janis Whitehead. SECOND ROW: Connie Sallows, Billy Stubbins, Nancy Waldron, Lyle Gillespie, Ann Cox, Jeanette Rowland, Phyllis Stevenson, John Peebles, Mr. Branfield. THIRD ROW: Fred Lamb, Harold Crowell, Diane Nichols, Marilyn Marlatt, Joan Napierala, Helen Derby, Patty Hamilton, Donna Barneath, Alfred Lambert. Absentee : Carl Stetter FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Janice Eicher, Mary Lou Baldwin, Thomas Sallows, Ronald Demaline, Charles Burkholder, MyrnaHallman, Mary Katherine Stubbins, Robert Wilson, Richard Laiman, Nordene Mills. SECOND ROW: Betty Barber, Nancy Richardson, Carol Russel, Donald Crowell, Grade Amos, Rosemary Kennedy, Annette Ingle, Carletta Biscoff, Donna Barden, Phyllis Emmons, Mr. Branfield. THIRD ROW: Vernon Ries, Arlene Barden, Merlin Mowery, Jeanette Gephart, Ralph Vance, James Sparks, Charles Kistner, Annette Vereeke, Ivan Richardson, Ned Sullins. Absentee: Thomas Amos. FOURTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Norman Bleason, Patricia Nord, Judy Derby, Norma Hallnan, Ronald Clausen, Lula Bell Crowell, Jimmy Mowery, Gary Wales, Gerald Robinson, Billy Serna, Olga Jane Burkholder. SECOND ROW: Arlan Lahman, Mary Ann Turpening, Larry Vance, Mary Louise Hamilton, John Barber, Barbara Morel, Roy Brown, Eddie Swartz, Lloyd Hallet, Mike Cox, Mrs. Barker. THIRD ROW: Janett Whitehead, Larry Lewis, Rex Hallett, Sonia Palms, Margie Wilson, Jimmie Crowell, Larry Lindsay, Joyce Clark, Alice Jean Ries, Hal Lambert, Roger Hilton. Absentees: Pete Oard, Thomas Smith THIHD G n A 0 E THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Celeta Balis, Audrie Hilton, Neil Smith, Joyce Habel, Marjorie Buck, Floyd Emmons, Anthony Lamb, Milburn Hicks, Ann Pochay, Robert Clymer, Dennis Simpson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Gillen, Larry Miles, James Russell, Paul Meeker, Ronald Banks, Ronald Rudolph, Fredrick McCance, James Vandenberg, Grace Ann Huffman, Judy Lewis, Amy Peebles. THIRD ROW: Nancy Downing, Sallie Wilson,Colleen Demaline, June Yost, Jerald Whitehead, Janet Hamilton, Harlan Barden, Larry Eicher, Wilburn Hicks, Eileen Nichols, Mrs. Radcliffe. SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Donald Downing, Bill Kahle, Tony Smazenka, Nancy O’Niell, Marvin Emmons, Joy Lee Mann, Danny Sargent , Delores Derby, Guy Richardson, Christine Stetter. SECOND ROW: Jean Skates, Carron Wales, Margrett Amos, Polly Amos , Darlene Patterson, Sharon Richardson, Richard Bezek, Karen Barden, Alvin Boger, Craig Shuman. THIRD ROW: Janet Clausen, Marjorie Ries, Charles Bucher, Charles Cox, Bonita Robinson, Richard Whitehead, Tommy Schell, Joanna Wood, La Ray Salsberry, Shirley Kistner, Mrs. King. Absentees: Richy Marlatt, Jimmie Oswald, Carl Fletcher. FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Patricia Dewey, Judy Santee, Kenneth Richardson, Donna Simpson, Sue Ruple, Diann Standish, Sandra Hamilton, Betty Buck, Karen Demaline, Shirley Downing, Josephine Ramon. I L SECOND ROW: Carol Peebles, Sharon Cleghorn, Joyce Russell, Clarice Habel, Carolyn Ort, Esther Vance, Betty Brown, William Patterson, Maureen Barden, Margie Ingall, Robert Bezek, Barbara Morte more. I L THIRD ROW: Bonnie Griffin , Eugene Stetter, Gary Rashley, James Gleason, Jimmy Wyant, Monte Kahle, Larry Clausen, John Lewis, Bonnie Turpening, Michael Thompson, Ina Rae Peebles, Colleen O'Neill, Robert Serna, Rosalind Measures, Judy Sullins, Miss Crockett. Absentees: Wayne Smith, John Quiroz, Lucy Howdyshell, Gloria Westover, Donna Fletcher. r r GIHL’S GLEE ELUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Ella Jean Borroughs, Coretta Shuman, Irene Snead, Merila Waldron, Mary Ellen Sargent, Marv Laiman, Charlene Santee, Arlene Nicnols. SECOND ROW: Judv Kennedy, Janis Gunn, Mary Jane Granam, Jeannine Gunn, Beverlv Hall, Donna Vance, Helen Gilbert, Wava Hoops, Mary Lou Gillespie, Miss Walterscheid. THIRD ROW: Carol Gillespie, Bettv Clark, Donelda O'Neil, Marv Derbv, Joyce Lindsay, Lenora Peebles, Maxine Clendenin, Sue Waldron, Phyllis Waldron. BOY’S GLEE CLUB BOYS’ GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: James Ersham, Herschel Engbretson, Ronald Lahman, Richard Barth, Dale Hallett. SECOND ROW: Charles Mowery, Duane Smith, Richard Hinkle, Gayle Ries, Edward Wilson, Miss Walterscheid. THIRD ROW: Wayne Holland, Ivan Gillespie, Paul Sanford, Charles Peebles, Ramon Lamb. MIXED CHORDS MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Ella Jean Borroughs, Coretta Shuman, Irene Snead, Merila Waldron, Charles Mowery, Duane Smith , Richard Hinkle, Gayle Ries, Edward Wilson, Mary Ellen Sargent, Mary Laiman, Charlene Santee, Arlene Nichols. SECOND ROW: Judy Keenedy , Mary Jane Graham, Janis Gunn, Jeannine Gunn, Wayne Holland, Ivan Gillespie, Paul Sanford, Charles Peebles, Ramon Lamb, Beverly Hall, Donna Vance, Helen Gilbert, Wava Hoops, Mary Lou Gillespie, Miss Walter sc he id. THIRD ROW: Carol Gillespie, Betty Clark, Donelda O’Neil, Mary Derby, James Ersham, Herschel Engbretson, Ronald Lahman, Richard Bath, Dale Hallett, Joyce Lindsay, Lenora Peebles, axine Clendenin, Sue Waldron, Phyllis Waldron. SEXTET Mary Lai man Ella Jean Burroughs Judy Kennedy Janis Gunn Maxine Clendenin Mary Lou Gillespie LYONS HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: Mr. Phillips, Nancy Richardson, Thomas Spltier, Judy Kennedy, Helen Gilbert, Mary Lou, Gillespie, Doyle Gillespie, Ivan Gillespie, Ella Jean Borroughs, Mary Ellen Sargent, Janls Gunn, Myrna Lou Yost. SECOND ROW: Done Ida O’Neil, Nancy Drewyor, Margie Wilson, Clara Belle Clark, Billy Sanford, Ann Cox, Beverly Hall, Jeannine Gunn, Gall Drlskell, Leora Huffman, Sue Waldron, Charlene Santee, Betty Clark. THIRD ROW: Merila Waldron, Marilyn Marlatt, Carol Gillespie, Nancy Waldron, Analee Clendenin, Duane Smith, Paul Sanford, Joyce Lindsay, Ramon Lamb, Phyllis Waldron, Sandra Hall, Helen Derby, Ross Fleming, Maxine Clendenin. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Holland, Charles Mowery, Lenora Peebles, Wayne Baldwin, Danny Peebles, Dale Hallett, Reva Seigneur, Barbara Lamb, Kenneth Lambert. JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Nancy Richardson, Diane Nichols, Rosemary Kennedy, Obdulia Serna, Thomas Spitler, John Peebles, Joy Dunbar, Franklin Porter, Marvin Lahman, Merlin Mowery, Myrna Hallman. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Ann Emmons, Ned Sullins, Arlene Barden, Phyllis Stephenson, Karis Bischoff, Carol Smith, Mary Lou Hartsell, Annette Ingall, Darlene Egnew, Virginia Gillen, Nordene Mills. THIRD ROW: Mr. Phillips, Ann Cox, Leora Huffman, Delbert Neill, Patty Hamilton, Nancy Waldron, Sandra Hall, Marilyn Marlatt, Arlah Hildreth, Carletta Bischoff, Ross Fleming. FOURTH ROW: Clara Belle Clark, Billy Sanford, Danny Peebles, Byron Shuman, Margie Wilson. LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS Jaymie Wilson Charlene Sanford Luella Eicher Verlaine Sanford Judy Kennedy F. F. L F. F.A. FIRST ROW: Harold Holland, Paul Sallows, Gordon Hartsell, Kenneth Lambert, James Lawrence, John Smith, D Charles Mowery, Pat O'Leary. SECOND ROW: Bob Rowland, Earl Woener , Max Shaw, Richard Barth, James Ersham, Dale Hallett, Mr. Bratton. THIRD ROW: Wayne Holland, Lowell Eicher, Leroy Gillespie, Sam Miller, Wayne Baldwin, Gerald O'Leary. NIMBLE THIMBLES B. A. A. B. A.A. FIRST FIRST ROW: Harold Holland, Max Seigneur, Ramon Lamb, Moe Damman, Ivan Gillespie, Duane Smith, Doyle Gillespie. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnston, Frank Vanderdonck, Max Shaw, Kenny Green, Ronnie Lahman, Bill Burroughs, Dale Hallet, Mr. Westover. THIRD ROW: Gordeon Hartsell, Lowell Eicher, Charles Peebles, Frank Kennedy, A1 Peebles, Jim Lawrence, George Kessler, Bob Rowland, Wayne Holland. G. A. A. G. A. A. FIRST ROW: Arlene Nichols, Charlene Santee, Mary Ellen Sargent, Wave Hoops, Joyce Lindsay, Dora Jean Wagler, Phyllis Waldron, Sue Waldron, Lois McCance, Carol Gillespie. SECOND ROW: Miss Anderson, Charlene Sanford, V Beverly Shiely, Doris Huffman, Jeannine Gunn, Verlaine Sanford, Mary Jane Graham, Barbara Lewandowski, Janis Gunn, Beverly Hall. THIRD ROW: Coretta Shuman, Judy Kennedy, Virginia Griffin, Helen Gilbert, Donna Vance, Lenora Peebles, Irene Snead, Joan Miller, Mary Derby. FOURTH ROW: Maxine Clendenin, Mary Laiman, Mary Lou Stephenson, Merila Waldron, Nancy Drewyor, Luella Eicher, Reva Seigheur, Mary Lou Gillespie, Ella Jean Borroughs, Betty Clark, Donelda O'Neil. HALL GUAHDS HALL GUARDS FIRST ROW: Phyllis Waldron, Helen Gilbert, Wava Hoops, Carol Gillespie. SECOND ROW: Duane Smith, Paul Sanford, Herschel Engebretson, George Kesler, Richard Hinkle. STUDENTCOUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL SITTING: Dora Jean Wagler, Nancy Drewyor, Maurice Damman, Merila Waldron, Jaymie Wilson. STANDING: Mr. Johnston, Danny Peebles, Delbert Felkey. CAFE TERIA STAFF CAFETERIA STAFF FIRST ROW: Helen Gilbert, Myrna Lou Yost, Carol Smith, Sue Waldron, Mary Ellen Sargent. SECOND ROW: Donelda O’ Neil, Helen Rowland Geraldine Gunn, Irene Snead, Coretta Shuman, Miss Anderson. BUS DRIVERS Stanley Santee Cliff Mortemore Lloyd Hinkle Milton Aysh CUSTODIANS r ' r ' r r r Henry Meyers Eldeen Mann VABSITY BASKETBALL Varsity Basket ball FIRST ROW: James Lawrence, Maurice Damman, Frank Vanderdonck, Ronald Lahman, Ivan Gill- espie, Doyle Gillespie, Paul Sanford. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnston, Charles Mowery, Frank Kennedy, Max Shaw, Charles Peebles, Duane Smith, Mr. Westover. 5’ 8” 175 lb. K J Scored 99 Av. per gm. 4.3 “Van” Frank Vanderdonck “ 50” Forward 66 6’ 175 lb. Scored 137 Av. per gm. 5.9 . -wj «%. Guard 44 5’ 10” 140 lb Scored 163 Av. per gm. 7.1 “Brownie” Charles Mowery “51” Forward 00 5’ 6” 130 lb. Scored 86 Av. per gm. 3.7 “ Mick” Max Shaw ”53” Center 77 6' 1” 175 lb. Scored 88 Average per game 33.8 r VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Joyce Lindsay Lenora Peebles Mary Derby Nancy Drewyor ari JUNIUB HIGH BASKETBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Thomas Spitler, Edward Wilson, George Kesler, Richard Barth, Gerald O’ Leary, Harold Holland, Richard Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Branfield, Jack Smith, Richard Gallup, Daryl Hildreth, George Lindsay, Danny Peebles, Victor Rice, Charles Mika, Mr. Lockert. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Mary Laiman Maxine Clendenin Mary Lou Gillespie Ella Jean Borroughs Jr. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Carol Gillespie Analee Clendenin Phyllis Waldron Sandra Hall HESERVE BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Max Seigneur, Gordon Hartsell, Kenneth Green, Ramon Lamb, Wayne Holland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnston, James Lawrence, Dale Hallet, A1 Peebles, Paul Sanford, Mr. Westover. WON 11 LOST 8 BASEBALL TEAMS BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Ronald Lahman, Charles Peebles, Doyle Gillespie, Bob Borroughs, Charles Mowery, Ivan Gill- espie, Frank Kennedy, Frank Vanderdonck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Johnston, Max Seigneur, Duane Smith, Maurice Damman, Max Shaw, Gordon Hartsel, Mr. Westover. i J a Opponents VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Lyons Opponents Lyo Chesterfield 48 18 Chesterfield 48 Ottawa Hills 28 54 Waldron 33 Metamora 20 37 Swanton 29 Archobold 23 25 McClure 51 Malinta 43 41 Metamora 55 Delta 29 24 Fayette 55 Fulton 35 27 Pettisville 30 Waldron 27 47 43 Pettisville 36 33 51 Fayette 43 34 . TOURNAMENT Pettesville 28 35 Fulton 42 Chesterfield 43 15 Archbold 33 Games Played 23 Record 14 wins 9 losses Season Record 12 wins 7 losses Tournament Record 2 wins 2 losses League Record 6 wins 2 losses 2nd Place in League 35 36 33 44 47 42 29 44 44 37 44 Lyons Total Points Scored 873 Opponents Total Poins Scored 825 JUNIOF HIGH BASKETBALL Lyons Opponents Chesterfield 24 15 Metamora 20 18 . Archbold 14 37 Delta 20 27 Fulton 19 18 Waldron 22 20 Pettisville 31 12 Fayette 17 26 Chesterfield 13 8 Walrdon 13 22 LYONS RESERVE Lyons Opponents Lyons Oppon Swanton 20 29 Fulton 14 19 McClure. 19 23 Metamora 23 20 Fayette 15 29 Pettisville 14 16 Delta 12 28 Pike 20 25 Pike 15 19 BASKETBALL Lyons Opponents Chersterfield 23 22 Ottawa Hills 28 34 Metamora 18 22 Archbold 15 33 Malinta 21 16 Delta 20 44 Fulton 33 20 Waldron 32 26 Pettisville 26 28 Fayette 35 23 Chesterfield 28 21 Waldron 33 31 Swanton 30 27 Me Clure 21 20 Fulton 20 34 Me Clure 27 34 Metamora 17 16 Fayette 28 25 Pettisville 17 44 I I r SCHOOL CALENDAR September 12 School opened U I 17 Band journeyed to Swanton to play at the Corn Festival. 20 Teachers' Meeting r„ 21 Played Archbold in baseball and they went home the victors. 27 Journeyed to Metamora to play baseball and tied them. 30 Metamora came here to play baseball and they beat us. L October 4 Band went to Delta to play at a concert. 5 Chesterfield came to play baseball and they had to go home the losers. L 7 Band went to Oak Harbor to play at the festival. L 11 Juniors ordered rings, and Seniors ordered invitations and name cards. 12 Band went to Tecumseh to play at band concert. f 14 Individual school pictures were taken. 17 Majorettes played at Hudson. 18 Golden Rythmn Girls played here the proceeds went to the firemen. I 19 Majorettes played at Addison. 21 F. F. A. Wiener Roast. I 22 Seniors went to Toledo to have their pictures taken. 28 Teachers Institute at Toledo. November 4 Senior plav Grandad Steps Out . I 15 Teachers' Meeting. 22 Our first victory of the year was to overcome Chester- field. I 25 Our first loss of the year was when the Ottawa Hills I 29 class B champs came to town. Another game was lost when we journeyed to Metamora. December 1 Pictures for the annual were taken. L 2 Archbold beat us in basketball. There was a dance afterwards. L 6 Malinta beat us in basketball. 7 Junior rings arrived. 8 Every pupil tests. L 9 Beat Delta in basketball. 13 Overran Fulton in basketball 15 Lyceum program, oh! Boy! missed two classes. r 16 Waldron beat us in basketball. i 21 Grade Operetta Susana's Christman Song r January February March April May 3 Beat Pettisville in basketball 4 Benefit basketball game for Leon Gephart. 6 Beat Fayette in basketball. 11 High school operetta Trial By Jury . 12 Morenci band gave a concert for the student body. 13 Beat Chesterfield in basketball. 17 Was beaten by Waldron in basketball. 20 Was beaten by Swanton in basketball 24 Beat McClure in basketball 27 Overran Fulton in basketball 31 Beat McClure in basketball. 2 Beat Metamora in basketball. 3 Seniors went to Wauseon to take scholarship tests. 7 Fayette beat us in basketball. 10 Beat Pettisville in basketball. 14 Tournament 15 Tournament 17 Tournament 23 Tournament 24 Tournament 25 Tournament 10 P. T. A. play Look Me in The Eye . 13 Lyceum program. Once more got out of two periods of school. 17 Fulton County Music Festival 24 Junior play If This Be Bliss . 29 County Teachers' Meeting. 31 School Fair. 4 Every Pupil Tests. 7 Good Friday out of school. 11 Majorettes at Lyons. 12 Career day at Wauseon 21 - Eighth Grade Tests. Senior class play, Oh, Promis Me! 28 Lyons Band Concert. 5 Spring Vocal Concert 6 Junior Senior Banquet 10 Lyceum Program 12 Mother - Daughter Banquet. 21 Baccalaureate 22 Commencement. 24 Seniors leave on trip. 31 School is out! AUTOGRAPHS OAK SHADE FEED MILL WALTER DIETRICH, Prop. THE BEST WITH FRIENDLY SERVICE” D-TRICK, IVASTER MIX and HUDSON FEEDS Phone Morenci 6930 Oak Shade Ohio DR. B. C, ROGERS OPTOMETRIST Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Phone 7111 Res. 4214 130 1 2 North Fulton St. Wauseon Ohio KAY’S 5c to $|.00 STORE Notions Gifts Dishes Paint Stardust Slips, Blouses, Knit Undies, Etc. SAVE AT KAY’S Wauseon Ohio L.R.Hackett M. D. 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