Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

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74a Seneca l?54 .fact We!! and 7 We the Semor Class of Lyons H1gh School do hereby make publ1sh and declare th1s to be our Last W1ll and Testament I Ga1l Dr1skell w1ll my long ha1r to Joy Dunbar and my glasses to any body who can keep them clean I Jan1ce Damman w1ll my b1g feet to Sharon Saylor and my herght to Patty L1ndsay I Jean Cook hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to eat to anybody who can hold that much and the song 'Dragnet to anybody that wants It I Max1ne Conrad w1ll my ab1l1ty to argue to Charlotte Carroll and my double ch1n to Sandra Hall I Obdulla Serna w1ll my ab1l1ty to slng to Peggy E1cher and my we1ght to Mar1e McLouth I Dan Peebles w1ll my ab1l1ty to get good grades to Lyle G1llesp1e and my he1ght to Earl McKee I Charl1e M1ka w1ll my w1se cracks to Gerald Brown and my b1g ears to Herb H1nkle I Larry Cox w1ll my shortness to Darrel Hayes and my w1se cracks to anybody who wants them 1f he can use them I Gerald Derby w1ll my d1sl1ke for study to John Peebles and my 3rd per1od sleepmg hall to anybody who can keep lt up I Joe E1cher w1ll my shortness to Ken Crowell and my paper ads to any body that wants them I V1ctor R1ce w1ll my curly ha1r to Analee Clendenln and my perslstence 1n go1ng to school for an unment1onable number of years to anybody who wants I Rosle Vanderdonck w1ll my f1gure to Rose Mary Smxth and my type wr1ter to Leora Hoffman I Myrna Yost w1ll my qmetness to Ann Cox and my chem1stry book to Joan Nap1erala I R1chard Gleason w1ll my 1nterest1n church attendance to Harold Crowell who started me out and my l1k1ng for the glrls to Ph1l1p Pochay I Lyle Cleghorn w1ll my d1mple to J1m Ruple and my he1ght to Robert Gleason I Shlrley Lemke w1ll a llttle of my plumpness to Phyllls Stevenson and my cheerfulness to anybody that feels they can use lt to good advantage I George L1ndsay w1ll my ways to argue dur1ng our class meetmgs to Robert N1chols and my athlet1c ab1l1ty to Duane Wh1tehead I Daryl H1ldreth w1ll my chem1stry grades to Larry Barlow and my glasses to Fred Lamb I Clara Belle Clark w1ll my hbrary dut1es to Jeanette Rowland and my shortness to Mary McLouth I Byron Shuman w1ll my bookkeep1ng to Carl Reeves and my butch to Robert N1chols I Barbara Lamb w1ll my f1gure to Jeanette Rowland and Charl1e's r1ng to anybody who thlnks they can get lt I D1ck Gallup w1ll my unf1lled chemlstry workbook to Ph1ll1p Pochay and my good t1mes mn study hall 3rd per1od to anybody who can cont1nue them We the Class of 1954 w1ll our money mak1ng 1deas our ab1l1ty to work together to the Sophomores and our small class to the Freshmen 21 1 0 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' . l ! ' I Q ! . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' , . 7 i I . . . 1 1 1 ' . I I I 1t. 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . f 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 I , . . . . - - 1 1 1 , .

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Wafedcetafzq Th1s 1S the end of twelve years of school for the Class of 1954 They are the shortest twelve years of aperson's l1fe They are happy carefree and gay years We do not have to bear much respons1b1l1ty or worry about sub s1stence We are now at the threshold of a new l1fe We must now learn to bear the burdens of that l1fe Our motto Just One More Step to Success 1S a good one for us to follow We may th1nk that success arr1ves when we get the PICCC of paper that IS called a ' dlploma' Th1s 1S not success but Just one more step Success may come anyt1me 1n l1fe It may come gradually or all at once It w1ll not be g1ven to us we must work for lt Bus1ness today cons1sts ofmany d1fferent branches These are often h1ghly spec1al1zed and take much tra1n1ng and pat1ence The re are many people go1ng 1nto bus1ness today Success 1n bus1ness IS achleved when a person goes as h1gh as he can He may be successful but he should not be contented He should always be look1ng for a h1gher goal It 1S 1mportant to choose work for wh1ch you are su1ted as well as work wh1ch you l1ke We are leav1ng Lyons H1gh School w1th memor1es of many pleasant exper 1ences The halls w1ll always be remembered but no longer w1ll our vo1ces sound 1n them We are go1ng the way those classes before us have gone How well we do how far we go IS now up to us Dan Peebles Commencement t1me1s upon us commencement the real1zat1on of a dream a goal an end1ng of our school days and a beg1nn1ng of a new and unknown l1fe Dur1ng the last twelve years no two of us have been taught al1ke Some have had d1ffe rent teachers and some have had d1fferent schools but even the same teachers d1fferent learn1ng Teach1ng 15 the art of express1ng a thought so lt may be understood by a l1stener learn1ng IS the art of absorb1ng that Wh1Ch IS taught Dur1ng our school l1fe we have had orgamzed teach1ng and learn1ng Step by step each of us has learned accord1ng to our ab1l1ty We have not been 1n a contest w1th our classmates only w1th ourselves If we have successfully ma1nta1ned what has been taught to us we have a sol1d foundat1on on wh1ch to bu1ld our future whether lt be college marr1age or 1ndustry In the past we have had planned learn1ng What next? From now on we w1ll make our own plans and dec1s1ons However hmgh our standards what ever our amb1t1ons our future depends upon the way we use our knowledge Ton1ght we have real1zed Just One More Step to Success' How many more steps w1ll be reached? Jean Cook 22 I . ' I 9 . - a . I I 0 . . l. ' . . . u . . . n o . . ' . - , . Q . . .. . . n . . o . . . . - . 1 I i ' 3 n v Q . , a Q Q . I ' I . , . . . . . , . 1 I I . . , Q . , 1 1 ' .. D , . . . ' ll '