Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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1921 ELISABETH HA US She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant too. to think on. JOHN BOYER Johnny. Johnny. John- ny jump up. Some day ho may make us lookup. MABEL SPYHEY Mabel fs a pretty girl. With huir so light and features fine, She nevere sighs or never frown ». But smiles at Jinunie all the time. HELEN MOODY 'Tis true her hair is slightly red Hut what of fiat I say She surely can play basket hall And talk from day to day. WILLIS E. WOLFE This stylish boy with manners bold Is Just a wonder to be- hold. For him we one bright future plan Though clothes do not always make the man. GENEVIEVE SCHNEIDER Tins is quiet Genevieve Schnc.der We hud to look twice before we spied her; She is one of our finest lasses And takes some inter- est in all her classes

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IS M I R A ft E-----------------------1921 CHARLES WALTER SECOY This l'ght haired youth with features fair Prefers a maid with dark brown hair For his dimples the Kiris all wish And are ready to feed him his favorite dish MERCEDES EISELE Everybody calls her Shrimp. Because she is so small But you bet we're glad to see her Standing in the hall. ROY YODER Me was a scholar and a good one. Very wise, fair spoken and peminding. ALICE ROSE CARR Alice is a vtudent rare No other with her can compare. And in her music she's Just right She works and works with all her might. CARL F. SHONTINfl Light hair, blue eyes and h g knowledge bump. That just fits Carl fine But wait till you see his famous broad jump. And you won't feel like tryin'. HAZEL OWENS One of the best of scholars. That could by chance be met; And we predict that some day Sne’ll capture Tiny in her net.

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1921 A NX ETTA BURDEN’ Sha was—but word would fail to tell thee what. Think what a woman should ho, she was that. CHARLES E. BAUMGARDNER Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust. ''ore's to i'ne follow Wi all can trust. DEBORAH SUTTON She ceased; hut left so pleasing on their ear Her voice, that listen- ing still they seem- ed to hear. ENA TRUEMAN DANIEL R. MABEL BEOUOHKR Althcuph h e r family name I? Trueman Be not surprised that she’s a woman. For we all know there's naught in a name Consult o 1 d Shakes- peare. the man of fame. HOFFMAN. Jr. And that rem'nis me don’t you know? Our funny pages are not slow. He sifts the stuff to get the “chaff So we can have a hearty laugh. Che'0, such a quiet lit- tle girl. But then you know— Oh well— From »he timid oyster oft comes the best pearl And so you never can tell.