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

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ere iakcuiai jnlfo .gjndmiwion . . . giacfuaffg jim? oline! jkeir Margaret Hartwell Working on this annual And playing in the band Growing up lo be a nurse We think she's really grand. Delton Marltsberry Oh, what a salesman This boy is. At selling groceries He's a whizz . Vivian Lange Full of pep is this girl Jo Always gayly hopping As to town she now must go To do her daily shopping. Virgil Lacy This handsome lad ls known to all as Ditty And also known by all As loveable and witty. Edwin Libbert Bay is the easy-going gentleman Why should be hurry? He's got all the rest of his life So why should he worry? Dorothy Hurd She comes to us from Creendale Way out on Kansas St. As a true blue pal, here's a gal That would be hard to beat. Lee McAdams With his curly hair And his ways so nice He's entirely too handsome To deliver the ice. Lucille Jobe Precious bundles Are always small About tiny Lucille That tells it all. think of our entrance into the outside world. We had meetings, annual dances, and work. All of these were looked upon as small obstacles and most everyone passed without any trouble. md .7460 . . . . . 8:5 . . . .zdfwaya . . . .Ale oZ76lLlfgA.e6! men g