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The 1908 LHS Catalog
A remarkable glimpse of school life in Lyons more than a century ago
In 1908, Lyons High School published an annual catalogue that served as much more than a school handbook. It introduced the school and its faculty, set out rules for students and teachers, described the curriculum, listed tuition and expenses, and even carried advertisements from Lyons businesses of the day.

Robert Brown, Class of ’63, preserved a copy of this remarkable booklet and shared it with the LHS Alumni Association. Thanks to Robert, we can still turn its pages today.
Inside the Catalog
Within these pages you’ll find the Board of Education and faculty, rules for pupils and teachers, the course of study from First through Tenth Grade, information about the library, music and expression, tuition and expenses, and advertisements from the Lyons businesses that supported the publication.
Taken together, they provide a wonderfully personal glimpse of what it was like to attend school, and to live in Lyons, in 1907–1908.
Annual Catalogue of the Lyons High School
Scholastic Year 1907–1908
Lyons Progress Press, 1907
Page 1 of 20

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All 20 pages
Page 1Decorated Annual Catalogue cover
Page 2Lyons High School building
Page 3First National Bank of Lyons
Page 4Inner title page and printer’s credit
Page 5Board of Education
Page 6Faculty
Page 7Location; Organization and Government of the School
Page 8General Rules for Pupils; Regulations for Teachers
Page 9Teacher regulations; First and Second Grades
Page 10Third, Fourth and Fifth Grades
Page 11Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Grades
Page 12Ninth and Tenth Grades; For all Grades; Library
Page 13Expression; Music; Expenses
Page 14Minter-Smith Hardware Co. and other advertisements
Page 15Attorneys’ advertisements
Page 16Toombs County Bank
Page 17Page & McGregor and attorneys’ advertisements
Page 18The Old Reliable Hardware Store and other advertisements
Page 19T. M. Godwin and other advertisements
Page 20The Lyons Trading Co.; I. E. Aaron Drug Co.