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

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eeyo .joe ing . e sgloocf gy jheir .glcfe anal .gaicl Qnoclbye fo lfhe jaw Vera Mix Full of ginger Full of pep With all the answers She is hep. Thomas Stahl Oh, sure he has luck Driving that truck But he'll always win With his devilish grin. Donna Mae Roland Romance is in her name Romance is in her heart And in this same Romance Red plays the leading part. Vern Teke Always good for a laugh ls this crazy dope. He is the high school's Own Bob Hope. Franlt Taylor Never lured by pretty faces Les prefers wide open spaces To he a hermit is his wish Just wants to roam and hunt and fish Patricia Oertling As a beauty queen Pat will rise to fame Independence Is her middle name. Paul Schmidt' It's a thrill when we know That Smitty will throw From the unguarded spot His special long shot. Janet' Seekah We never call her Janet We always call her Jan We think the boy who wills Will be a lucky man. W e, the seniors, reluctantly leave. And so, to you and you, we reluctantly bequeath, The ability to learn, to work, to play, The ability to study, anal to graduate some clay. Z? C'- or a realer game . . o . . e ich the .Shalom a Jas! Jareweff .