Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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 v uj L r RALPH S1EBER ( SIEB.) German Course, Lost a Chape ron.” (III). “Hicks at College” (IV), Merchant of Venice” (IV), Assistant Business Manager Mir- age (IV), Fcotrall (IV), Class Scrgeant-atArms (III, IV). The sweetest hours that e'er I Spen:, Are spent among, the lassies, oh” ALICE SIMCCX. Latin Course, “Lost a Chape- ron” (III). Hikers (III. IV). “Pyr- amus and Thisbe” (IV), Odds and Ends Editor Mirage (II). ‘The hand that made you fair, made you good.” DALLAS TOBIN (“TOBEY”) German Latin Course. Class Business Manager (IV). Hikers, Class B. B. (IV). Literary Society (III. IV). Alternate. Negative, Debating Team (IV). Hicks at College”. As You Like It” (IV), “Merchant of Venice” (IV). It’s quality that makes a man. net quantity.” MABEL LITTLETON German Course, Chorus Pris- cilla,” “Lost a Chaperon” (ill), Class Secretary (III), Julius Caesar” (IV). Hicks at College (JV). Alumni Editor Mirage (IV). With hair of jet, and eyes you be:, That make the iadclies notice.

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CHAS. NORTON OUTCALT. Comercial Course, Newspaper Reporter, Chorus, Priscilla,” “Julius Caesar” (IV), Literary Society, Art Editor Mirage (IV) das'-. Treasurer (IV). The force of his own spirit maker- his way.” A MILDREE BROWN. . Latin Course. Roman Wed- ding (II), Chorus, “Priscilla,” Glee Club, Julius Caesar” (IV), Her air, her smile, her motion told of womanly completeness.” LOY KOHLER Latin-German Course, Lost a Chaperon” (III). Orchestra (III. IV). “Julius Caesar (IV). Chorus. His music in my heart I love, Long after it was heard no more” MARY MERCER. Latin Course, Glee Club, Chorus Priscilla.” ‘Lost- a Chaperon,” (III), Hicks at College” (IV), Hikers. Class B. B. (IV). Society Editor Mirage (IV). We’ll keep a little cozy corner in our hearts for her. (30)

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DONALD McCLENAGHAN (•‘DON”) German Course, Baseball (II. Ill), Class B. B. (Ill, IV). “Honor lies in honest toil.” LULU MILLEK (“LOU”) Latin Course, Chorus. Glee Club Hikers (IV), “Pvramus and This- be” (IV), Class B. B. (III. IV). “True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun.” RH0DER1CK SHAW (“ROD”) German Course, Orchestra Di- rector (HI, IV), Latin Play (II), President Literary' Society (IV), “Lost a Chaperon” (III), Hikers Club (III, IV), “Hicks at College” Julius Caesar (IV). “A man ot untiring ambition, worthy purpose and noble deed.” |v' y|(; 'EDNA FISHER. Latin-German Course, Chorus. “Priscilla,” “Hicks at College.” Literary Society (III, IV), Liter- ary Editor Mirage (IV). “Studious and quiet, actions sweet and kind.” Vn (32)