Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

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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

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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.

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SENI I) R BABY PIC TIRES