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

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Glancing toward the swimming pool we recognized the life saver as Dale Lake. We prophesized that Dale would be working in the Girls Dorm. at I.S.T.CQ Some what similar to this the girl part that is--- Here come Jane Russell, Esther Williams and Ava Gardner--now just a few of the many girls in his harem. Turning our eyes to the water and focusing our eyes to the diving board, we eyed Dorothy Hardyk, who it seems is now one of the Worlds well known Swimming champions. We had propheslzed that Dorothy would be teach- but I guess her fancy has turned to swimming. We prophesized that Leon would be at this time a well known aocouve- ant, but it seems that the Fertig family from Sac needed a hired man, he takes instructions from Margie, and believe it or not her instructions are carried out. That small fella that has finally lived up to his nickname Tiny was now putting out the bonfire. Tiny alias Ronald Meyer is now a lightweight wrestler. We wished him luck on his next bout with Sugars Ray and went to chat with the last Sr. if 1952. Yes, that was none other than Marlene Woehl. The gal with persons ality plus. We had propheslzed that Marlene would attend Commercial Extension and get a job somewhere. Marlene is now personnel director for Burpees Peas Inc. And that drew to a close a get-together with the l952 Sr. class. W 2 'C A fl, 5 CLASS HISTORY The school day history of the senior class of 1952 began for six members of the present senior class on the morning of September 2, 1940, when they were greeted by their teacher, Miss Lillian Halvor- sen at the first grade door. Ann Ditzel, Donald Hass, Walter Huster, Barbara Kelley, Robert Kelly, and Elizabeth Nielsen were among those who entered Lytton Consolidated School that year. The seven years that followed showed changes in the class enrollment Those who received their diplomas at the 1948 eighth grade graduation exercises were: Ann Ditzel, Donald Hass, Peggy Heflin Walter Huster, Barbara Kelley Robert Kelly, Ronald Meyer, Leon Neuhring, Donald Nicholson, Marlene Woehl, and Elizabeth Nielsen. The Freshman Class consisted of 18 members, as they had welcomed five to join them in our high school memories. They were: Frances Guill, Dorothy Hardyk, Dale Lake, Ann Linquist, and Dale Schramm. Madge Fagan joined forces with them in their junior year, and Fran- ces Guill left us at the beginning of the second semester of their Senior year, whereon the graduating class dwindled to 16. The grad- uates of 1952 are: Ann Ditzel, Madge Fagan, Dorothy Hardyk, Peggy Heflin, Walter Huster, Barbara Kelley, Robert Kelly, Dale Lake, Ann Linquist, Ronald Meyer, Leon Neuhring, Elizabeth Nielsen, Donald Nicholson, Donald Hass, Dale Schramm, and Marlene Woehl. CLASS MOTTOS CONQUERING AND STILL TO CONQUER xr CLASS COLORS AQUA AND SILVER Nr - CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE

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.55 xA CLASS WILL OF 1952 We, the Senior Class of Lytton High School, hereby about to be paroled after serving our full twelve years in the Lytton Cons. School, make this our last will and testimony. Article Qgg To our principal and superintendent, Mr. Smith and Mr. Lashier, we leave one wheel chair, and one pair of crutches, to be given to them when their old age creeps up on them. Article Egg To the rest of our many teachers, we leave our sincere regrets, as we know they are sorry to see us leave. Article Three ' To the student body as a whole, we leave our ver quiet, courteous, and intelligent manner for which each teacher has praised us for. Article Four Ang Dltzel wills her car to Vernie Hillmer and Bob Bartels. It's in a little better condition boys, and the town of Sac City to Marcelyn Ditzel. Madge Fagan wills all her under classmen boyfriends to Joanne Wilson. You ll have to go some Joanne to keep up with Madge. Dorothy Hardyk wills her ability to stay home four nights out of a week to Kay Hejlin. Now's the time to get caught up on all the sleep you've lost, Kay. Donald Hass wills his extra musceles to Jerry Yeazel, and all of his old girl friends, one from every town in the state, to Lenus Schramm. ggggy Heflin wills her quiet smile to Lorraine Hillmer. It will be quite a change to smile without laying an egg each time won't it Lorraine? Walter Huster wills his attempt of wise cracking to Bill Muesburger Maybe, Bill, with yours and Walt's put together you'll be able to get a laugh now and then. Barbara Kelley will her ability of racking up points in a basket- ball game to Arlene Slemering. Let's see you put in a few now, Arlene. Robert Kell! wills his seat in the back of the assembly to Esther Staton. If you get lonesome back there Esther,ask Robert what he did for excitment. I'm sure he could give you several Ideas. Dale Lake wills his voice to Herman Ninneman. Don't strain your tonslls too much, Herman. gpg Linguist wills her quietness to Ronald Helmbreoht. It sure will be quiet around school from now on won't it, kids? Ronald Meyer wills his butch hatr cut to Anne Rohlfing. You don't have too much more to cut off Anne. Donald Nicholson wills his theme songs, Smoke Gets In My Eyes , and Heap Big Smoke But No Fire to Don Dierson along with the extra surplus he has left. Elizabeth Nielsen wills her beloved, air conditioned car to Mickey: hott. We hope this will save you the expense of buying a convertible, ick. Leon Nuehrlng wills his ability of going steady without quarrel- ing to Don Williams. From new on let's have a few less quarrels, Don. Dale Schramm wills Kay Hostetter to Don Schultz. Take as good care of her as Dale did Don. Marlene Woehl will her shorthand book to Mary Ann Fagan. I hope you get something out or it, Mary Anna Article Five As a class at whole we leave O