Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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BERNADINE MOWERY “Her tongue is the pen of a ready writer.” EVELYN NEELY ‘‘A thing of beauty is a joy forever.” ROBERT PAXTON He talks and talks and talks, and then he talks some more. He is always talking, there’s no doubt, But v.hat? I don’t know. l BETTY POOL “Wo can’t write any- thing about her gig- gle. Because she can’t help it.” ELSIE PUGH “A blithe heart blooms in it’s owner’s eyes.” RUTH RAINVILLE ‘‘The unexpressive she.” MARGARET MOWERY “She came in like a lamb But we fear she has changed.” KERNE NEFF “As merry as the day is long.” RAYMOND PEARCE He is a perpetual sur- prise even to those who know him best. GWENDOLYN POLING A jollier girl you never could find. ANNE RADEBAUGH Tomorrow comes and where are we? Then let us live today.” WILLIAM REEL “The blush is beautiful, but it sometimes in- convenient.”

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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.”

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KENNETH RIDER “Weherever he went, He loved argument.” LOUISE ROBY A maiden modest and yet self-possessed. RUTH ROUSH “A maiden never bold, of spirit so still and quiet that it blushes at itself.” HARVEY SCHLEICH “He was cheerful in his disposition.” ALLEN SCOTT Silence is Golden. CARL SHAFER At driving he's not slow And everywhere that Carl is His car is sure to go. BERNICE ROACH Can she dance! RALPH RODGERS Whose armour is his honest thought and simple truth his ut- most skill.” FRED ROWE ‘‘Some work of noble note, may yet be done. MARY KATHRYN SCHAEFFER I look upon idleness as a kind of suicide. LUCILLE SCHOLL Here is Lucille, so quiet and demure; As for study, she is sure To pass with worthiness the mark That standardizes every shark. MILDRED SENFF “She is a maiden shy and coy.”