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

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.EMF .SZ.0I'f MEM lcfalg llfiizfclzeaf Over .jltezie Wadi .Simian . . . Wi Mary Bess Barrett Maybe No ! Maybe Yes Keep 'em guessing, Mary Bess Could he be by any chance A lucky boy like Henry Nanz? Robert Braun A student is Bob Of local renown Who will some day bring fame To his old home town. Ruth Bechtel Here is a beauty Who thinks it's her duty To ignore all the men And to wait just for Glenn. Gerald Bentle Oh, what will you do When they take away your gas It will never worry Gerald 'Cause he can run so fast. Earl Bradley The things he thinks he wants to do Will never mean a thing When some talent-scout discovers How this boy can sing. Helen Banschbach Here is the girl With the lovely smile Everything that she does Is really worth while. William Christian Slugger is a gentleman In spite of his nick name In basketball and other sports He's had his share of fame Martha Bennett A cute little miss Capable and witty A dainty little dish Lovable and pretty. topmost talents to the height of our ability, we were able to present the class of '42 with a night that will long be remembered by all-Prom Night with girls in swishing formals adorned with corsages i5alapoinfmenf5 . . . .Jbbgoecl fo Welle gglaclt Mar a upremacy

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-xgmf View jlcfaly preaenfa . . . ide Cyan off ,43 . . . M3 Mon! . . if SENICDRS Officers l'l'esir1'enl ......... jinnny Mulroy Vive Presirleul ...... Hia-hard Horn Treasurer ...... Nlargaret Hartwell Secrelary ......... l lorenee Cook Sponsors Mrs. Ogden Miss llagsdale 'A' 'A' if As the months swiftly pass, we. the Senior Class of 'il-3, make our llllf,LfIlff'f Hurlwell. l lorr'111'e If ffff ff. Jfllllllj' llzzlruy, Divlr Horn plans for graduation. Looking hack over the four years spent in I.. C. ll. S.. we think of the good times, sorrows, and pleasant occurrences which we had encountered. As freshmen, there were 94 of us to get under the feet of the upperelassmen. After much teasing and hlulling. we heeame self-suflieient. By the end of the year we had lost our traditional timidity and had acquired the confidence necessary to finish our high-school career. ln View of our distinguished services and outstanding accomplishments throughout our Hrst year in l.. C. H. S.. we were promoted to the rank of sophomores. Now. instead of 91, 76 of us looked down upon the freshmen. This year passed rapidly and successfully without a mar on our already high standards. At lastf-we were upperelassmenl Disearding our youthful trivialities. we hegan to feel the urge of achievement with the thought of the Junior-Senior Prom foremost in our minds. Using our 6f'LfAl45l.d5l'l'L . . . fo .7Ael'l'L gpoocfdge . . Mdffe 5 . a,lfLgA:5 . 0y5

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.Cllr flue .Simian ana! eir!9af...jZaalJy... mafa mean . . . gui 770: I Freda Blauvelt When you hear Hey-W-what's cooking? You know it's Freda Without even looking. Donald Dawson To describe this boy We are really unable He's as handsome as The famous Clark Cable. Carolyn Cook Here is a girl With a cheerful smile As a loyal friend She is really worth while. Richard Horn You've guessed wrong He doesn't toot a horn To be a great singer Dick was born. Ralph Jeffries On the track He has plenty of speeds On the road to success He'll have all he needs Ruth Borchardf From Ludlow Hill This nice girl hails. In school or out She never fails Thaddeus Geiseri Tall, dark and handsome ls this lad. He's a home-lovin' boy Aren't you, Thad? Irene Boclthorsl' Demure and sweet Pretty and neat She's just the girl You love to meet. of gardinias, orchids, and roses, and boys in sport suits and white flannels dancing to the lilting melodies of Johnny Long's Blue Rhythm Orchestra. This gala affair closed behind us the portals of llfldflt a .Simi ana! a 5mirA . . . .jzcfcfy lguielw fire mam o .QJ7i'iencL5ltip . .