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

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5 ggigdp awe id ner' 0 i cz i ic-anianiic ai Me my Af of Wgifi Officers President ...... ......... Vice President .... Secretary-Treasurer .. Sponsors Miss Crogg Mr. Bateman A stamp a day For the man awayf, .... joe Lacy .. Alice Sartin .. Joan Cook Mr. Batthauer This has been the sophomores, cry and aim since December 7, 1941. These sophisticated ladies and gentlemen have accomplished this with little difficulty. They hold the honor of ranking first in the purchase of Wat' Bonds and Stamps in L. C. H. S. Ist raw: Berkshire, Christian, Johnson, Fugate, Jackson, Censhelmer. Agner, Baker, Bentle. lar rar, Byrani. 21111 mir: Buchanan, Ake, Bruner, Grilmbon, Cook, Chase. Henson, llouston. Dawson. Banschha l Korn. Hn! raw: Coghill, Garner, Denning, Boyd, Caldwell, Cray. Barker. Baker, Fox. llafenhritle S O P H I S T I C A T E D T,

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Ist ron Cohen, French, Wells, Ferguson, Benning, Hillery, Greene, Black. 2nd ron Gilmour, Morling, Culbertson, Coleman, Jeffries, Lowe, Brewer, Agner. .ard rou ,lu tice, Jerger, Holden, Jackson, Blackburn, Foley, Cornelius. 4111 rou lxitlle, Hayes, Huber, Borgman, Burkam, Hunter. Now they are juniors and working hard to earn money enough to royally entertain the Class of '43 with the biggest annual event of an upperclass1nau's two years-the Junior-Senior Prom. School pencils with schedules on them were first on their list. ln all the halls, juniors were stationed with stacks of pencils and if a person got past ,em without buying one he was slicker than the rest of us. Next the colorful potholders, which ambitious individuals made with zeal and zest, flashed on sale. No home in town was complete without some of these necessities. Of course, the juniors were seen at every basketball game of the season- carrying cokes, candy, and ice-cream to the grateful fans. All in all, this has been a successful and progressive year. As it draws to a close, the class looks ahead and sees that only one more hazard-the senior year-remains in its path for graduation. Herels hoping you clear it with ease. 28 JAZPJ WJPAQPJ . . . 001' . . eh ,SZ ji? . f .Al J

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rom . . . an on wifd me ,gbpdidficalfeal Spd? . . . ,gbpltiaficalfeal . J .jbonf They deserve a lot of credit for their very successful semester party at which every one had a delightful time. Credit is due them for their willing- ness and readiness to cooperate in all school functions. They're a swell bunch of kids, never griping at being the in-betweens, but waiting for the day to come when they, too, can take a part in helping to remind you of their past conduct. Wie will ever remember the Sophomore Class of 943. Enflamed with study of learning and the admiration of virtue. Stirred up with high hopes of living to be brave and worthy patriots. Dear to God and famous to all ages. Next year, these undistinguished members of our school will suddenly rise from obscurity into the glory of being Juniors. Good luck, Sophsl May you have as many good times and as much success as in your previous years. Is! row: McCool, Loniaker, Kyle. Snelling. Liddle, Willen, Hayes, Klausing, Rollins, Marksberry 21111, row: Laws, Sartin, Vetter, Kinzer, RllSCllCf, Smith, Carter, Yandles, Scotti, Redding. 3rd row: Cravens. Bovard. Taylor, Ross, Kraus, Angelback, Houston, Lemm, Lemell. Lamkin A. Ryan. 41h row: R. Wells. Kaffenberger. T. Mclseaster, Liddle, Standrill, Weismiller, J. Lacy, Cehring lxnue, Barrott, Stadtlander, McConnell.