Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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1. Rita's hobbyg 2. Backs to natureg 3. Blackburn just escapedg 4. Whats funny, girls?g 5. Smiling Goreg 6. Novelty-flag-pole leaningg 7. This means more A'sg S. Elbows on the bleachersg 9. Sammy and friendsg 10. Neighborsg 11. Peek-a-boo, Hartwellsli 12. Our' Jog 13. That-to the camerag 14. Camera-shy freshiesg 15. CI'agmont's pride and joyg 16. Feetg 17, A frame-up g 18. The gangg 19. Long and shortg 20. Haughty! 21. Every- thing looks differentg 22. Busy stuffingg 23. Why, Betty Lu! 24. Curb Serviceg 25. Hard- Wocd heroesg 26. Lamp of knowledgeg 27. Mr. Thomas, incognitog 28. A Darlingg 29. Dennis-presentg 30. He lost his headg 31. It's Rodger and Jackg 32. lviarylindag 33. Hard day.

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Appreciation We now pause to pay tribute to the sponsors of this program. We feel that there is no better way to express our appreciation than through the words spoken by Mr. Riddle, our superintendent, in his speech at the laying of the cornerstone of our new high school building. From his address, we quote: Hl:irst on this Rf -f l-lonor are the seven members of the Board of Control as now or- ganized and the three members of this same Board so recently retiredg the Mayor and Council of Lawrenceburgg the Clerk and mem- bers of the Advisory Board of Lawrenceburg township: the officers and members of the four parent-teacher organizationsg the Lawrence- burg High School Alumnig the four lawyers who prepared and followed through the Gen- eral Assembly of Indiana the necessary legis- lative Act to make consolidation possilnleg our mutual friend and distinguished citizen who has done more than any other one person in securing federal grantsg and others, too num- erous to mention, who because of civic in- terest and interest in social welfare, gave time and talent and money to the enterprise.

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