Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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WE HAD G R A IV D VIEWS- AC TIDNS- HUT IT WASN'T AI.I. A SNAP ! THE PHOTOGRAPHERS PUT HOURS ON THESE PIETURES ANO THE REST OF US PUT THE SAME ON THIS COPY. NOR OID OUR MASTERPIECE SELL ITSELF - WE SOLD IT!

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DEDICATION To Mr. George A. Neff Our friend and adviser, in appreciation of his patience, hard work, and sound judgment in pub- lishing many successful yearbooks, and realizing how valuable are his services as teacher and assistant principal at Lancaster High School, we, the staff, affectionately dedicate this 1941 Mirage.

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ICTOHIAL PHOTOS—SO WE USEB THE BEST! HLll GLORY Over the schoolhouse floating high, and here we see how it gets up there bright and early each morning under the cureful direc- tion of Clyde Deffenbaugh (the little guy) and Ted Ashton. LOAFING OUT FRONT Is our beloved hobby, for there's always something interesting to occupy our attention, whether it’s an examination of someone’s car, Adelene Ashton's flashing smile, faithful Mit .i, the birdie” in our camera, the socks which Irma Bell is knitting, Mary Kennedy’s fun- ny story, or an airplane way up in “My Blue Heaven.” ANU THE LOVERS Marian Friend and Alva Arter, seem to find plenty of interest In each other, even if the aidor of their affection is somewhat oscilla- ting.