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

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PAUL HERRICK - He answers yes I am a friend. CAROL HILL - She has a smile for everyoneg she is willing to have fun. PHYLLIS JORDAN - Whoso would be an individual must be a non-conformist. PAUL KENNEDY - Handsome is as handsome does. COGLEY HALL - He readsia lotg he is a great observer. BILL HENDERSON - From the crown of his head to the sole of his feet, he is all mirth. fm NMWVE ' JO ANN HILLMAN - A friendly smile that makes her life worth while. MARLENE HORNBACH - She's one of t ose tall, dark girls. Mr: OQf..,.2,,4 1,

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BOB CRAIGMILE - Hc's always smiling, never frowns. MARY GRACE DOBER - Meelc, shy, lips untouched rill he rides by. I MARY LOU GAUKEL - I breathed a song into the airg it fell, I know not where. GEORGIA GILB - A happy smile and chatter fill the hours with delight. AZ 'Kuff 'r'w,,-.-99. SHIRLEY EUBANK-A more loyal friend you'll never find. RUTH FITCH - A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warm, to comfort, and command. ,4,,,,- ,Q WYNGNA GRACE - She's quite willing to do her biz, in any work she seems to fit. BILL GREEN - He's happy, carefree all the day.

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afwvn PAUL KINGHORN Little but mighty fits Paul to a T NORMAN KINNETT - When he sings those mountain songs. JOHN KNUE - That man is richest who's pleasures are cheapest. HAROLD KOLB - Silence is the perfect herald of ' y ROBERT KERN - When he says some- thing, it's worth listening to. RICHARD KERR - For a genuine pal, he's hard to beat. MARIE KIPPLER - In your face I see honor, truth, and loyalty. CARL KNIPPENBERG - A ,regular fellow, he always plays fair. 4, i if yy! . ,X 41. 1 'V I 4 ,-4Xl1Ht,V'L'f NA