Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

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SIXTH GRADE Ricky Baker Barbara Borland Susan Damman Bob Derby Karen Feniele Jackie Gallant Georgia Heberger Carolyn Hester Joe Higgs Linda Himelhan Nancy Kalnback Fernando Leal 'Richard Long Marianne Mack Archie Miller Cherly Miller Ronald Posner Patricia Perdue Patty Richardson Gary Schmitz Steve Seigneur Bob Shavalier Kathy Skates Millie Stout Sandra Walter Bradley Zolman Science, English and history have helped to widen the knowledge of the sixth graders. The life of early man, the Middle East and making Charcoal drawings of animals were of interest to the students. Drawings of the brain were placed on the board when it was studied in science. 26

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SPECIAL ED CLASS Jimmy Bailey Clifford Battig Danny Bronson Albert Case Arthur Currier Loren Davis Robbie Duncan David Fitzsimmons Michael Graber Harold Haack Sharon Hoy Richard Koos Roger Miller Danny Mull Patty O'Neill Alfredo Ruis The Special Education classwork is like all other elementary classes. Each child works at his own level but does not advance as rapidly as other children. Main areas of work are reading, writing and arithmetic. By using everyday situations, they try to make these things practical. In writing their own daily newspaper, they include the number in their room each day, the weather, sports, ahd things that happen to them. In arithmetic the students study basic skills and make up problems in- volving themselves. Development of needed skills for later jobs is done by giving each child responsibilities or tasks within the classroom or the school. 25

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FIFTH GRADE Randy Allwood Tim Andrews Jim Beavers Barb Boger Dee Carr Sally Derby Teresa Downing Pamela Elliot Patty Galbraith Jack Green Donny Hallet BettyHimelhan Debora Hoge Jerry Hoops Mike Jones Steve Kalnback Elizabeth Keller Jim Kime Stella Leal Tim Meeker Lynda Mossing J.T. O’Neil Don Pawlicki David Peebles Gary Poorman Janice Puehler Micheal Richardson Bonnie Rinehart Denny Rowland Steven Schmitz Patty Schuck Marlene Standish John Studenka Darlene York Gary York Bringing in leaves to identify them, making experiments in science, learning that molecules can be smelled, tasted and are always in motion was part of the agenda which concerned the fifth graders. They also made a map of the town of Lyons. 27