Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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i Bruney, John He who labois dil- igently need never despair. All things are accomplished by (iiigence and tabor.” Buchman. Harry “Knowledge is a Burberry. Hubert good power, but a “Lady Burberry.” good bluffer beats anything.” Burton, Mary “Those move easiest who have learend to dance well.” C'awson, June “Her pencil was striking resestless and grand; Her manners were gentle complying and bland; Burnett. Joe “Wait till 1 take a tf Car pen ter, Kenneth Bring on the band ’ Collins, Vernon “Meek and mild.” Conrad. Ralph “His good humoi is enviable.” Crist, William Progressive motion alone implies pow- er.”

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Anderson, Norma •'She wears a pleas- ant. smile.” Beckwith, Robert “There is honestv, manhood and good fellowship in thee.” Floyd “'All great men are dead And I’m not feeling well myself.” Bibler, Nevin “He leaves behind him a monument of virtue that the storms of time can never destroy.” Bolilinan, Louise-- “Her sunny curls hang on her tem- ples.” Alvis. Opal “Talent is nurtured in her solitude.” Arnold, Eidth “How sweetly sounds her voice.” Behrens, Virginia “I laugh and the world laughs v ith .«ft»» Beverly Roy - “An honest man, close-button’d to the chin Broadcloth without and a warm heart within.” Bitler, James “My kingdom for a vacation.”

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Cupp, Anna ‘‘She hath a .daily beauty in her life.” Daugherty, Joan “In all things con- star. I To her purpose true. ’ Deeter, Velma “Eyes of blue are al- ways true.” Doctor, Dorothy “Silence is a friend that will never be- tray.” Dittoc, James “He’ll find a way or he'll make one.” Dolson, Caroline “I have no secret of success but hard work.” Dolittle, Koss “It is a great plague to be too handsome a man.” Eaton, Roger “What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind.” Eckert, M;»rj Catherine “She is quiet and cheerful and all the rest.” That makes h e i friendship of tie best.”