Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Rooker. Robor “ W h y think? By thinking one grows old.” Roush, Pauline “Slow, but sure.' V V' Riffle Genevieve “A good girl is hard to hold down.” Robinson Helen “Her voice can her fortune.” be Ruff. Earl “Our •he-man’.” Riddle, Judith “As an actor she is worthy U1 the highest praise and honor.” Riser, William “A smile for all A welcome lad.” Robson, Evelyn Inez “She’s one of those girls you like to see, Active, helpful, nice as can be.” Rose, Jean As her name signi- fies a rose indeed.” Rowe, John E. “I love to argue the case.”

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Peiers, Edna “Her specialties Dimples, smiles and friends!” Powers. Richard “Nonsense, now and then is pleasant.” Rauch, Betty “ Tis fast she walks., but talks still taster. In «rades not many can e’er go past her.' Reel, Robert “Worry kills me. Why die?” Reynolds, Wayne— “There are two sides to every question mine and the wrong one.” Parks. Joan “She follows her sin- gle desire her books.” Pettit, Irene “Winning is her way. Pleasant is her smile.” Provost, William “A salad, for in him we see oil, vinegar, sugar, and saltness agree.” Reed. Ralph “A man of sterling worth.” Reynolds, Floyd “Why should w e complain '

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Sager, Thelma “Pretty, vivacious and a horn flirt.” Nells, Ruth Has a mind of her own, but not a heart. Someone stole that!” Shively, Rathaleen Who knows most, says least.” Smeck, Emery “Emery finds h i s greatest pleasure Keeping Helen in a good humor. Smith, Martha “In the realm of art she tarries Painting pictures just for pleasure.” RufT, Harold “Strong and a great, a hen»!” Schleich, He’cn “Merit needs no her- ald, It discloses itself.” Shuemaker, Rosa I.ec “True to her work, her word, and her friends.” Silver, Frank “Loathing pretense, he did with cheerful will What others lalked of while their hands were still.” Smith Grover “A quiet fellow.”