Lafayette Jackson High School - Golden Memories Yearbook (Lafayette, OH)

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THE May 15's And this BEGINNING OF THE END OF THE BEGINNING comin' round the bend A is the beginning of the end, At least of my long highschool years, And some of my sorrows and some of my fears. I'll read and write and study all night In order to pass the exams all right, And when I think I am just about done I remember a notebook I've barely begun. Consarn those notebooks, they're my chief gripe, To me they're nothin' but so much cheap trips. Maybe they help just a little bit, But they're mighty hard on my temper and wit. When commencement's over and I've won my glory That won't be the end of schooling story For I'll be going to college next fall Cause I guess school's not so bad, after all. Some would call these last few days The beginning of the end of their school boy's haze, But for me, oh brother, it's no such thing.-- It's merely the end of a long, long fling. --Calvin Early GRADUATION Graduation time is almost here, The seniors meet it with little fear. Proud to say, we reached the goal . For which we've worked with heart and soul. Some are going out as musicians Others will study to be physicians. A few girls go into training for nurses While some of our boys will drive the hearses. Regardless of what they choose for an occupation We know they'll better our nation To make it a better place One of equality for every race. But truly we'll miss LaFayette High, And everyone will leave with a sigh t We may go east, south, or west But we'll always return to the place we love the best --Mary Sterling

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GRADE ELEVEN Row I Betty Anspach, Jeanette Bkelly, Rosemary Bradford, .Joan Boyd, Rosalie Emerick, Virginia Kline, Bernice Hullibarger, Hilda Rumsey, and Clara Dirmeyer, Row II Dorothy Trempert, Charles Glancy, Mary H111 , Maxine MoNett, Buddy Golden, Eilene Morgan, Nola Condonk and Jeanette Long. Row II1 Joseph Bopher, Dick Anspach, Robert Maxwell , William Morris, Robert I-Iunsaker, Robert Pinney, Dick Whitmore, and Dick Hayes. Row IV Lloyd Littler, Wayne Anspaoh, Clifford Driver, Herbert McE1wa1n, Dick Smith, Donald Smith, Kenneth Bowyer,,W1ll1sm Bradford, James Smith, and Paul Arthur. Absent--RussellGoss- man, Robert Dearth, and Norman Longmeier.