Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

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CUSTODIANS COOKS The general beauty and cleanliness so character- istic ofLHS is no mere accident. The efficiency and interest of Mrs. Helen Fleming. Mr. Roscoe Fleming and Mrs. Eileen Neil make it possible for us to be proud of our school. We are also proud to say this is Mr. Fleming's twenty-fifth year with us. We wish to say thank you for keeping our school clean and respectable for any visotor, special occasion, or just everyday classes. Long lines of hungry students are fed each day on moderate priced, well-planned meals prepared by the able cafeteria staff. Dortha Rowland and Thea Glecker are the women responsible for these meals. Students at LHS appreciate these well-balanced eamls. What would one rather do than eat! Meet- ing each noon deadline ready to give nearly 300 stu- dents that important lift for their afternoon classes is a challenge met daily by the cafeteria staff. BUS DRIVERS Students living far from school depend largely on the buses for transportation to and from school each day. These bus drivers, Ed Kahle, Earl Hoops, George Hershberger, Milton Aysh, whose records are our pride, also work extra hours to drive the teams and band members to out-of-town activities. Roscoe Fleming also helps out when a bus driver is needed for the students. Man! What would we do without the school buses? We would have to walk in snow up to our knees like our ancestors say they had to. 8

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GRADE FACULTY MRS. ISABELLE PSAUTE teaches Special Education. Attending Mac Murray. Olivet Nazarene. Sienna Heights Colleges, and Bowling Green State University has occupied ner extra time. First grade teacher, MRS. HAZEL RADCLIFFE has attended Bowling Green State University. MRS. ROSE RASHLEY, teacher of kindergarten, has attended Bowling Green. Adrian, and Defiance Col- leges with extension work at BG. MRS. LEORA B. MOCK, who attended Bowling Green State University, teaches the second grade. MRS. KATHRYN SMITH teaches the third grade. She attended East- ern Michigan University and has taken additional courses from sever- al other colleges. MISS SHIRLEY COLVIN has a BA degree from Defiance College. Teaching the fourth erade, she is in her first year of teaching. MRS. JEAN RAHM, BS in Edu- cation from Bowling Green and (not pictured) MRS. ANN MARIE VAN HOUSE, BA in Education from Adrian College taught first and second se- mester respectively, in the fifth grade. MR JACK HELVIE received his BS in Education from Ashland College. He teaches seventh and eighth grade classes. Teaching the sixth grade is MRS. VIRGINIA JARDIN. She received her BS degree from Northeastern College in Tahlequak, Oklahoma. 7

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SENIORS Here stands Mike Tredway, who has attained the rank of Senior and will be remember- ed as a graduate of 1965. His brother, Matt Tredway, a kin- dergartener, has just begun the trip to some memorable, sad, glorious, and successful times. Graduating Seniors, such as Mike, go their separ- ate ways. However, they will use the knowledge they have gained in future years. Activities and experiences that were participated in, such as dances, the reality of exam- inations, studying, fun, and monthly bake sales, will not be forgotten. Now, as our Senior Days come to an end, we say Good Luck to all those who will step into our shoes. 9