Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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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.

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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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%' r L Moiulhank, Lucille “Gentle thought and calm desires Kindle never dying fires. Morris. Ray “Where there’s life there’s hope.” Murphv, Louclla “A rival to all blondes.” Nichols. Eileen- - “She has a butter- scotch voice that drips sweetness. Olvey, Alfred “His best things are done in the flash of a moment.” Miller, Marjorie “Set a thousand guards upon her. Love will find a way.” Morchnrt, Orla “You’re not Napo- lean; I am.” Mowcry, Mary Ellen ‘Pep-vim-and-vigori' Myers. Ruth “Happy am I, from care I’m free Why aren’t you all contented like me? Oberdorfer, Virginia “Softness, sweetness, and attractive grace’