Lytton Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Lytton, IA)

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Alan Matthias wills his good looks to Smitty and his ability to go steady with Wimpy to Dick Gregg. Have fun, Dickfff Donita Kruskop wills her spot on the first team in basketball to Darlene Meyer and also the good times this year. More power to you, Sugardropfff Article Four: To the student body and faculty, we the class of 1950 leave ----- . What more could you ask? ? ? ? ? ln witness, we therefore hold this as our last will and testa- ment subscribed our names this 19th day of May, 1950. Alan Matthias Donita Kruskop Baccalaureate Ser-vice The baccalaureate service for the Senior Class of 1950 was held in the Immanuel and St. John's Lutheran Church on Sunday, May Mill, at 8:00 P.m. Rev. W. C.- Nassen gave the sermon which was entitled, Beware of Life's Foreclosure. Musical numbers on the program were, The Twenty-Third Psa1rn , sung by Twyla Pelley, and The Polish Chorale , and Bless This House sung by the mixed chorus. Commencement Exercise The commencement exercises were held in the Lytton gym on Thursday, May 18, 1950, at 8:00 o'clock. The commencement address, Selling America Short was given by Dr. Leonard Murray, President of the State Board of Health. Music selections were furnished by Delbert Hillmer, Twyla Pelley, Boys' Quar- tet, and the Mixed Chorus. The Valedictory address was given by Betty McMeekin and the Salutatory address was given by Donita Campbell. The invocation and benediction were given by Rev. John H. Middents, Jr. The following awards were given: athletic award by Principal Roger O. Black to Bob Ditzel, activity award by Supt. Stephen Wieland to Twyla Pelley, scholarship award by Principal Roger O. Blake to Betty McMeekin, and the DeKalb award by Mr. LeRoy Kruskop to Donald Nehman. Darlene Meyer played the processional and the recessional. Jack Kelly and Roselyn Schwartz led the Seniors in and out. Class Da y Exercises The class day program took place on Friday, April 19, 1950 at 9:15 a,m, in the Lytton Gymnasium. Bob Ditzel acted as chairman. To start the program the High School Band played several selections. Bob Ditzel then gave the greeting and the program went on as follows: the 1950 Class History- Twyla Pelley, Report on the Girls' Basketball Season-Betty McMeekin, Report on the Boys' Basketball Season-Dean Hass, Report on the Baseball Season-Duane Bardol Baseball Awards-Mr. Blake, Baritone Solo-Richard Baskerville, 1950 Class Will- Donita Kruskop, Report on Girls' Glee Club-Ruth Barkley, Report on Boys' Glee Club Delbert Hillmer, Band Activities-Twyla Pelley, Music Awards-Mr. Wallace, Boys' Quartet, 1950 Class Prophecy-Delbert I-lillrner, Report on F.H,A.-Betty Bartels, Re- port on F.F.A,-Donald Nehman, Agriculture Awards-LeRoy Kruskop, 1950 Class Poem-Betty McMeekin, Activity Association Report-Alan Matthias, Activity Letters- Mr. Wieland, Names for Attendance Certificates-Mr. Blake, Names for Honor Cer- tificates-Mr. Blake, Names for Spelling Certificates-Mr. Blake, Star Spangled Ban- ner-High School Band. l 7 '

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Class Will The members oi the Senior Class of Lytton High School, being of unsound mind and of weak heart, having just about completed the trials and tribulations of our high school days, and about to verge into the unknown, do make, publish and declare this our last will and testimony, hereby revoking any wills made by us at any other time we have chanced to be in our right minds. Article One: To our beloved men teachers, we leave a bottle of hair restorer that they may be relieved of all the gray hairs caused by their worries concerning our welfare. Article Two: To the student body as a whole we leave an automatic electrical machine which is guaranteed to write any and every type of excuse which will pass the eyes of our assembly teachers. With the use of this machine, it will be possible to cut classes and by pressing the proper lever, you will receive an excuse which will excuse you from school or the assembly at any time you wish. Article Three: Duane Bardole would like to will his black wavy hair to Steve who could use a little extra and his ability to go steady with Betty McMeekin to Ronald Moss. Take advantage of it, Ronfff Ruth Barkley wills that love bug, Cupid, to Dwight Neilson. We hope you make use of him, Gunnar: Robert Carlson wills his trips to Lake City and surrounding towns to Don Nicholson. A change of towns, wou1dn't you say, Nick? Donita Campbell wills all her love angles to Frances Guill. Take it easy, Frances. Bob Ditzel wills his ability to date out-of-town women to Dale Drum. Better get acquainted, Jake. Dean Hass wills his backwardness with girls to Jack Kelly, Jr. lt's going to be tough now, Flirt. Delbert Hillmer wills the rip in hisbaseball pants to Don Schultz. I sure hope he gets t.hem sewed. Eldon Mayo wills his scientific mind to Alice Jones and his Ford to any junk dealer who will take it. Betty McMeekin wills her brains to Herman Ninneman, We hope he puts them to good use. Helen Meyer wills her red hair to Donald Dierson. A change wouldn't be bad, would it? Donald Nehman wills his new Pontiac to the girls who enjoy riding in it. They are too numerous to mention hereff Twyla Pelley wills her musical ability to Eldon Richards in hopes that it will get him on the radio. Dennis Day can't live forever, you know. Delmar'Scharn wills his ability to handle liquor and to smoke to Red Baskerville. You'll be a man someday, Red. Hilbert Schramn wills his motorcycles to Maurice Pelley. Here's hoping you can handle them, Hotshotff Dick Schultz wills his ability to wisecrack to Ann Lindquist. She should add more life to-tl? Sophomore Class. V Bonnie Schwartz wills her quiet and modest ways to Marilyn Phelps. Quite a change, isn't it, Marilyn? Wilbert Siemering wills his whole life to Darlene Jesse. Here's hoping you are a de uie. Donald Suobert wills his ability to puzzle the teachers to Donita Bartels. Good luck to you, Dong. .16

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