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

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FRITZ KORN - Fritz is a basketball star, his fame in athletics will go far. SHIRLEY LACEY - One of the sweetest in our class. MARCIA LOVIO - She is the mistress of her fate. JOHN MAHLER - Now if they were all like John. jivwk LARRY LIDDLE-Worries less and takes life easy. LARRY LIPSCOMB - A man of great secrets. Wzxw ffl NANCE MCALLISTER - Better late than never. MARY JO MCCOOL - Maiden with meek brown eyes.

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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

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,. 5,5 ,. WAYNE NEAL - A man of action and a great attraction. ALAN NEWHOUSE - Never lured by pretty faces-Alan prefers wide open spaces. BILL OELKER - Over the hill the farm boy goes. NANCY PFEIFER - It's true I'm short but look how much chance I have to grow. BARBARA MCLEASTER - A June bride Suzie will beg she'll marry Fred-wait and see. BARBARA MCMULLEN - Ready for fun of any sort-good at every sport. .Et Xtibx fx 'bw G'-3 SALLY NOPPERT - Fashioned so slen- clerly, young, and so fair. DOROTHY OELKER - A good disposi- tion and a smile that is wide.