Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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1( -------------------------------------M I R A (i 1921 ESTHER R1TOH To her friends she is just Pat Jolly, happy and gay. She never worr le s about this or that Put she alwavs has l.er way DONALD C MILLER He was not n the roll of common man The gods but walked where this boy ran. LUCILF MARKS This Lucile pretty and fair. She has a friend most everywhere. But Willie. Willie her clarinet boy Seems to be her great- est joy. JAMES It. BAUMGARDNER He is a star from Su- gartown. Known by the name of Jocko. A merry fellow to have around And pet of all the girls —Oh. GERTRUDE BECK For telling jokes in class, by heck We hand our flowers to Gertrude Beck. Nuf sed. MARION COLEMAN One hour a day for study Two hours in which to eat. One hour to think how tired 1 an» And twenty hours to sleep.

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M I R A (i !• 1921 15 FLORENCE ACTON She Is the jolliest. hap- piest. sweetest That »ver could be found; She chats and laughs and sings. When Herbie is around VINCENT P. BLACK Dlackie is a clever guy. Filled to the brim with mirth. Very pleasing to the eye. And more than this he’s worth. DOROTHY MATTOX Dot. although a very good scholar Has lots of time with boys to bother. At making people laugh she's fine. For she giggles, gig- gles all the time GENENA METTY Happy ant I. from care I’m free. Why aren't they all contented like me? HOMER MOORE Margaret's pride. Mar- garet’s Joy. This happy, go-lucky carefree boy. MARY MARK WOOD Mary is her name. Single in her station. Happy are the boys Who give ner their at- tention.

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1 D‘21 m i n a r. e 17 OENGVIEVK E. TODHUNTEtt A typist very rare is she No other stands beside her, She helps sometimes in the office. In the absence of Miss Snyder. THOMAS J. WRIGHT Tommy 's (juite lull. And Tommy will not fight But of this we are quite sure He’ll always be a Wright. A DA LINE PARK She studies at night and goes to school by day But still finds time for folly and play. No one like her has yet been seta. Just look at her, site’s a gem serene. LA VERA TRIMMER Stylit.h in dress, 'n everything With love for every Joy She’s really like a fairy queen And when she dances, Oh boy! ALBERT L. DARLING s modest as a blush- ing maid. And on the farm lie’s always stayed. ELEANOR ANTILL The very house cor. she was in Seemed warm from roof to cellar.