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

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WHAT' NEWS. FIRST ROW: Xl. XVnmls. M ll.li'lwv.l. D 1lCl.l'1l5lQ'I'. SECOND ROWS G. Kllilt'. li. Olmls. lt. Olilt-i' R Eu-i's, D, Opin-li, li Nil' CUllll1'll. C. Cook F Cook. II Ft'l'HLl:0ll, P ExiLl1'uss. D Biirkliiim. 'l'lllRlD ROXY1 I, liryxmt li Powell. X' Lowc. A. Nlzirslmll. D. Park er. M Ellison. l. Rocklin H. Kzlisvr, BI. Black. A. llill er. F. Livingston. E. lxlCGl'1lIl nhzm. R. RlCllill'Cl. Mis Rngsclnle, R. SilYll1LC'. Clear the way. Here comes the latest edition! Extra! Extra! Learn the current dope on the students and faculty. Sports, gags, editorials, laughs, fashions, and features -- all help to boost the L-l-ll NEWS as a prominent part of school life. The staff room is comparable to a laboratory in which the students experiment with five basic elements -- who, what, when, where, and why. The staff molds and the paper expresses the thoughts and sentiments of the student body. x,.f I 1 , A f . 4.3. 0Q1FF1YH

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REM EMBER WHEN. FIRST ROW: B. Evers. R. Saivzigv. Miss 1.01-s. ll. Olds, E. Kaiser. D. Loiiiiiiel, D. Dzirliiig. R. Rich- zird, M. Kiirtviiizm, D. Park- vr. I. Griffith. D. Vest. J. Ritviiiunii. A. Mzirsliaill. SECOND ROW: P. Trziylor. M Fuxi L. Bry- ziiit. Miss O'Sli:iugliiic-ssy. G. Giliiiour. B Powell. THIRD ROW: G. Kiiiw. W. G11-ivc. E. Mc Gmiixilinii. Miss Rzigscliile. A snappy theme, an enthusiastic staff --- these are the inception of a successful annual. Each staff member set out to produce a work indicative of his respective talent and to bring satisfaction to the recipi- ents of the annual. Cameras snapped, dummys were com- piled, everyone racked his brain for ideas, and write-ups were written and rewritten. The result was a panoramic view of school life with a colorful display of close-ups to intrigue its readers and surpass all previous goals set for yearboolcs. fq.. I Q' X Jw ? I! 1 J . ,

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FUUTLIGHTS AND r NI lilill li l'xt-:A- w Xl ll--11 ll XX-I K :rt Nl llfvx llllxwll HHH l' Stimli li C'.vll.m: llwii, l':w', l' l':.fN.i liz-.i. X' NltLli.i'u1l,.1:L Y' l :-. Ui ---x lm-- UNH ACT PLAYSI Sllllt't' For The Gosliugs Although a comparatively new organization in L. C. H. S., PVUIN Night- the Thespians are quickly gaining recognition from the student body and the public. MINI IECUXI lsnxl 1 The present members, through their meritorious partici- H' N' Y N VH pation in plays and stage work, have received their member- ships from the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society. f The students feel that it is an honor to be a member of this outstanding Society ancl are willing to work hard to attain membership. The aim of this Society is to create a spirit of active and intelligent interest in clramatics among the boys ancl girls of our high schools and to further dramatics as an essential part of the educational program.