Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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 (TvJ Lcnz, Ruth She is liked Ly everyone.’' Lin say. Belly She can be de- pended upon in ez- ery duty.” Love, Anna “ H e r c's friendly stimulation.” Lulz. Evelyn “Tongues were made for use.” Maccrackcn. Ralph “Comb dow n his nail, Look! Look! It stands upright. ’ Keen. Helen “Officious, innocent, sincere.” Lcohner, Paul “His ambition To get enough sleep.” Lou, Viole Always has her les- sons Never known to shirk.” Loving. Bill “Large enough to take care of him- self.” Lutz, Willard “A man of power.”

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 Huston, John “An acid thrower of renown.” bonds, Iris thoughts immaculate.” l. Kenneth '11 find a way.” Johnson, Robert I am willing to be convinced. Hut show me the one who can do it.” A-' rQL Keister, Edna Lucille “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Keller. George “His countenance, like richest alchemy will change to vir- tue and to worthi- ness.” Keller. Madaline “Whatever is wor'h doing at all. Is worth doing well.” Kirn. Henrcitta “In her future life we wish her luck. She's sure to win with her supply of pluck.” Kncpper.Ru; “ ‘Tis pla always be Knight. James “He’s not afra:d to speak his mind.”

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Marlin., Dorothy A s»vtet attractive kind of grace.” Mathias, Betty Jane “Agreeable and friendly with all.” McLaughlin, Neil “Thru the paths of life he hurries, Aided by his trus- ty (?) Hiver.” Miller, Eugene- “I've been thinking of late surprising!” Miller. Marilyn “My true love ha«h mv heart and and I have his.” Martin, Annamue “Serene amidst alarms.' Martin, Helen “Cheerful looks make every c’ish a feast.” Merlz, Ruth “What sweet delight a quiet life affords.” Miller, James “He thinks too much. Such men are dan- gerous! McClellan.