Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Myers, Wanda—Or light or dark, or short or tall She sets a spring to snare them all. Neeley, Fred—To have lived through it all is to have done something. Netuschell, Jane—She speaks, behaves and acts just as she ought. Norman, Seth P.—He has done the work of a true man. Therefore crown and honor him. Oberdorfer, Ruth AH fancy! Sick he is and pale of cheek With sighs of love. Pairan, Bill—He’s a pilgrim on the path of least resistance. Perrigo, Robert I dare do all that may become a man. Perry, Henrietta—God’s poet is silence. Plank, Martha — Sedate and reserved, her head was ever full of bright notions. Peters, Mary Eunice—1 will speak some- thing notable, new and hitherto un- said by any other mouth. Poling, Martha—Lovely to perfection. Poole, Danny—Awake or asleep, he seems to enjoy life.

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Linehan, Timothy- I am a tolerant sort of a fellow. Meeks. Evelyn-Blond am I Blond till the day I die. Lynn, Vivian—Sober, steadfast and de- mure. Mast, Esther- -Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. McBroom, Ray—Oh! that I were rich enough To live without a profession. McCullough, Donald—He is the pioneer of human intelligence and manly independence. McFee, John—Speak for yourself, John. Miller. June—So true her sense of values She spurned the trifling trust And only struck in anger At what she deemed unjust. MithofT, Louise Let me silent be For silence is the speech of love The music of the sphere above. Moneymaker, Virginia—-A sweet sim- plicity of thought so rarely found. Moore, Russell— Morrison, Mary—Just one smile after another.

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Potter, Billy—There is only one comfort in it, ail boys will grow up. Pyle, Paul Jr.—He is concrete, ingen- ious, thoroughly mixed and perman- ently set. Radebaugh, Judith—A woman can al- ways manage people by engaging their affections. Rarick, Ddpha—Patience is a plant that grows not in all gardens. Ridenour, Ruth—A friend to everyone. Reed, Mary Catherine—She can be imi- tated by none Nor paralleled by any but himself. Roush, Genevieve—See life thru rose colored glasses: No: Never. Rucker, Chester—Heaven sends a good meat, but the devil sends cooks. Roberts, Barbara—Behind the curtain's mystic fold The glowing future lies unrolled. Roach, Edwin—He is never astonished, startled, or delighted. Runkle, Eugene—Just one of the Hi-Y boys. Schulb, Miriam Nothing can supply the lace of books.