Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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PAUL E. L1TTREL ‘‘He would succeed in small things were he not troubled with great ambitions.” EDITH LUTZ ‘‘In friendship true, in soul sincere. ANNA MARY MARTIN To have her in our class We all are mighty proud. MARY LOUISE MATT Nor bold nor shy, nor short nor tall, But a new mingling of them all. BETTY McCLINTOCK When a laddie’s in the case you know all other things give place. V PAUL MERTZ And there were giants in those days. ANNA LUNZAR “Slow but steady.” PAUL LYNN For brevity is very good When we arc, or are are not, understood. PAUL MARTIN If we do good we must be good. ROBERT McCANDLISH “A youth to fortune and fame (as yet) un- known.” JULIA McLEOD “She’s all my fancy painted her She’s lovely, she’s de- vine.” DALE METCALF ‘‘I am as free as Nature’s first made man.”

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e 'SS 'SS 0 CHARLES HUMMEL Is he really that way? MIRIAM JOHNSON “And music, too—dear music, that can touch, Beyond all else the soul that loves it much.” BOB KAUMEYER “I may look slick or I many look slow, But by cricky don't be misled by my looks.” EDNA KISTLER A smile that counts. JAMES KOON “Still waters run deep.” HAROLD LENDMEN I am as free as nature's first made man. J MILDRED JOHNSON Bo true to your word, and your work, and your friend. PAULINE JOHNSON Steady work turns pen- ius to a loom. MARTHA KIRN We haven't room to say all the pood things we could say about her. VERNON KNAPP His heart is like a moon Ever full and has a girl in it. ELLEN LAMP It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood. EDYTHE LEVINE “Thy modesty is a ca?i- dle to thy merit.”

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e 'SS B CLARENCE MILLER “If he’s not in love, there’s no believing in old signs.” V RUTH E. MILLER When you want any- thing done well just enlist her services; She can always be de- pended upon to carry out her promises. MARiBEL MILLIGAN Efficiency and cheerful- ness what more could one want? EMMA MILLS Small service is true ser- vice while it lasts. ESTHER MONDHANK ‘‘A petite young miss with a winning way, We wonder what she’ll be some day.” HAROLD MORRISON May he live longer than I have time to tell his years. LEOTA MILLER “She hath a kind heart.” ELIZABETH MILLIGAN “The silent countenance often speaks.” EARL MILLS All our knowledge is Ourselves to know. MURELL MILLS “Doesn’t say much, loves History, Math, and girls, Oh, pardon, he only loves one of these.” FRANK MOORE This boy is such an aw- ful flirt. He’d smile at a pole if it wore a skirt. TED MOULTON “Every noble life leaves its fibre interwoven in the fabrics of the world.”