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

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MISS GOMPI-' MISS CAIN MISS SMITH FIRST ROW: R. Knue. B. Roemer. S. Stiles. L, Smashey. M. Lacey. M. Knue. M. Lowe, E. Spargo. SECOND ROW: S, Ross. J. Willen. J. Webb. M. Kraus. N. Reed. M. Knippen- berg, R. VVaIser. O. Zinser. J, Ulrich. S. Schneider. THIRD ROW: D. Standriff. E. Miller. B. Linkmeyer- R. Kittle. J. Ritzmann. J. Meyer. W. Tibbetts. R. McC'ool. R, Vest, G. McCann, R. Newby. NOT SHOVVN1 E. Gribben. J. Harrison. T. McCool. P. Savage. M. Savage. G, Schmarr. work. our long anticipated Prom is sure to be il superb success. Four of the five cheer leaders who backed our team to the limit. namely. Ja11e Webb, Barbara Roenier. Charles Green. and Nell Reekl were members of the Junior Class. NVe hope they are with us again next year. There were also u number of Juniors who helped make the L Hi News a success. They were Barbara Rcemer. Phyllis Coghill. Charles Green. Jim Harrison. Grace Schinarr. Jane VVebb. Gene Mc- Cann. Marjorie Lowe. Jackie Honchell. and Betty Connor. Altogether it was a great year for the Juniors. and we look forward to having an up and coniingu Senior Class next year. gdld Me flfnqffef of flfaqhial Zfre Umm!

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JUNIORS ,MMM Zawya XVOHIQII have bee11 getting men into trouble, Ever Since Eve. This has bee11 proved by the Jlll1l0l' C-'lass play, Ever Since Eve Susan Blake CSue Schneiderl spent three acts trying to get .Iol111ny Clover CDon Standriffp out of the trouble which Lucybelle Lee lJane Webby. a charming southern belle. caused. Spud Erwin, 1C'harles Greenb. Johnny's best friend, only added to the confusion. Have you bought a pencil yet? became a l'a1niliar cry as soon as Buy a ticket to the JlllliOI' Class Play, had become a thing of the past. Also i11 order to make money, the Junior Class struggled through the ordeal of making and selling pot holders, and the con- cession stand was always-always, that is-with us. Other things, sold in a11 effort to lllake money. were football pins, orange and black hats, and paper fluffs. Are you wondering why all the inoney-making schemes? Be- cause this year the Prom is going to be bigger and better than ever, And now, with various committees of energetic Juniors hard at FIRST ROVV: H. Cutter. Nl. Henning, F. Genslieiiner. P. Dunn. P. Coghill, B Conner, J. Honchell. K. Cravens. SECOND ROVV: J. Billington, R. Gardewing. H. Jones. R. Cooley. C. Green- R. Gray, VV. Caldwell, G. Heitinan, K. Fox, G. Bryant. C. Beckett. THIRD ROW: L. Holdcraft, N. Borde1'. J. Hafenbritle. E. Arnibruster. E. B'anschbach, C. Faulkner. D. Corns, J. Eckstein, G. Bonfer. H. Cohen, L. B1'lllHl8I'. l A .. ...- .- EVELYN SPARGO HERBERT COHEN ROGER KITTLE ROBERT COOLEY

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SOPHOMORES .Sapmmzgfl Oh, look at. the pictures! Areirt they good? This was heard in the halls as the sophomores built up their candidate for Harvest Ball Queen. Shirley Vklildridge. who was elected at the dance on November 15- 1946. and received a bracelet as a token and symbol of her election, The Sophomores had 11ot only beauty but brawn. The football and basketball teams were not lacking for Sophomores, In football Robert Finkbine. William Jones. Melvyn Lacey. William Tonne and John Brunner played hard and well for the glory of old Lawrence- burg High! Mary Jane Clause. a loyal Sophomore. was one of the five cheer leaders who kept the cheering section so well under control. XVanda Mclllullen. Mary Jane Clause. and Laurenna Sharp rep- resented the Sophomore Class on the L Hi News staff. FIRST ROW: M. McCabe, N, Jacobs. F. Green, M. Dietrich. D. Burris. D. Germany. P. Fagaly, B. Fox. A. Baer, SECOND ROXV: J. Brookbank, M. Jerger. C, Moody. M. DeJerus, N. Anderson, D. Holland- B. Glissman. M. Lacey. XV, Dayton. R. Anderson. B. Eckstein. THIRD ROXV: M. Endress, D. Armlmruster. M. Cflause. D. Bode. M, B'uchanan. J. Brunner, XY. Jones. J. Gordon, K. Brewe1', M. Knippenberg, E. Downey, R. Finkbine, E. Fasnacht. , .L ... 4 FERN GREEN MELVIN LACEY XVILLIAM JONES JERRY GORDON