Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS into thinking of your personal exper- iences in the interior. The pulse of student life in the halls, talks with the teachers, personal fulfillment, friends, and fellowship, cannot be put into words or pictures. As Seniors, we urge you to accept the challenge of the crescendo. Live today so that tomorrow you will make a better America. It is the people that make the United States what it is. With this in mind, we present to you our edition of the Lyons Roar. Foreward...................................2 Administra lion and Faculty................4 Seniors....................................9 Academic..................................IS Underclassmen.............................19 Student Life..............................33 Sports....................................47 Advertising...............................53 3

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Crescendo is the symbol chosen for the 1965 Lyons Roar. Life is a gradual increase in responsibilities and accomplishments. Babyhood is void of cares but as we grow we learn to accept life. Primary and intermediate grades step up the tempo of responsibilities Each school year is a crescendo of experience to the teenage student. We are here to learn from the light of education our value standards which we will carry throughout our lives. Graduating Seniors accom- plish the minor crescendo which liberates them into adult life. Many people, in later years, look back on their school years. Your 1965 Lyons Roar will be a memory book of treasures unforeseeable in our young and fruitful minds. The Annual Staff has looked back this year to picture the crescendo of young hearts. It is only possible to cover the group activities but we hope we have provoked your memory 2

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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING PRINCIPAL Mr. Stanley Shaffer was building principal first semester and is now the Grade Principal of the new Evergreen School District. Mr. Shaffer received his B. S. and Master Degrees in Education from Bowling Green State University. He taught history and physical education from 1953- 1956 and was superintendent for nearly eight years. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mr. Joseph Rutherford was the high school prin- cipal the first semester and the second, building principal. He attended and received his Bachelor and Master Degrees in Education at the University of Toledo. World History, American History, American Government, and Solid Geometry Trigonometry are the subjects he teaches. BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right; Jack Taylor; Vice-President, Herbert Barnes; Eldeen Mann; Gertrude Cook; President Stanley Ottgen. ABSENT: Superintendent, O. J. Pifer; Clerk-Treasurer, Pat Simon. 7 4