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

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First row, left to right: R. Sullivan, S. Cummins, M. Knippenberg, M. Love, K. Claibourn, G. Lacey, B. Brookbank. Second row: D. Skinner, A. johnson, P. Bennett, B. Eagle, R. Hartman, V. Mitchell, K. Tschaenn. Third row: K. Dennis, W. Wildriclge, B. Wullner, C. Gleason, C. Tremain, J. Vinson, A. Clark. f 'x x f I g First row, left to right: j. Huff, M. Stoneking. M. Armbruster, E. Zinser, E. Theis, M. Whitaker J. Hisgen. Second row: j. Seekatz, R. Smith, G. Metz, S. Matson, K. Klingelhoffer, R. Scholle Third row: A. Weber, B. Bertline, R, Young, J. McFarland, R. Riley, R. Gompf, j. Ryan. as

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. me -f -Y ' First row, left to right: P, jones, J. Richard, B. Culbertson, S. I-rankel, S. Lawrence, C, Horn. Sec ond row: J. Brunner, K. McCool, E. Snow, J. Davis, J. Mosier. Third row: L. Bitner, j. Seals, Those who like thrilling episodes would be greatly interested in the SOPHOMORE class since it is the Mystery section of our book. The popularity of a mystery is due to the suspense and thrilling climax. The Sophomores are soon to be relieved of the sus- pense and reach the climax by leaving the lower ranks and becoming upper classmen. It would take no detective to discover the good qualities of this class for it has proven itself competent in the activities of L.C.H.S. First row, left to right: W. Palmer, D. Faye, C. Weamire, B. McLaughlin, R. Sams, R. Heitman. Second row: J. McLeaster, A. Hatfield, D. Banschbach, B. Palmer, L. Ammons, 1. McAdams, B. Oelze. Third row: G. Hurd, M. Kottas, H. Oelker, L. Schnebelt, D. Heppler.

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FRESHMEN In our volume of literature we find in the Poetry section none other than the FRESH- MEN. Each individual may not have a poem of his own, but as a whole they were en- couraged by this philosophy: Lire! of great men all remind as We can make our liver sublime: Ami, aleparting, leazfe laelrifzd as FO0IlI71'f71fJ 072 llae Jafzdr of lime. -LONGFELLOW The Freshies entered our portals on September 5 with the light of courage in their eyes. Clt takes courage to cope with a bunch of upperclassmen for the first time.j For all their greenness, the Freshmen showed promise in the fields of athletics, music, and scholarship. 'K f - . . First row, left to right: M. Keller, D. Burrows, J. Peasley, S. Runyan, J. Cavanaugh, S. Pribble, P Priem, R. Beckett, D. Kyle, L. Edwards. Second row: R. Fowler, P. Todd, j. Dinwiddie, J. Hoo ten, j. Christian, K. Fairchild, B. Moreillon, F. Deck, F. Kopecky. Third row: G. Tonne, R. War burton, E. Brunner. S. Klepper, K. Gilb, L. Carr, I.. Rullman, j. Kinnett, V. Gulley, D. Burress.