Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Tipple, Marjorie—A snapper up of un- considcrcd trifles. Tobias, Alice—Good manners and soft words. Tobin. Robert—If a man hath money all ways lie open. Todd, Chestoria—Better a blush on the face than a blot in the heart. Totman, Gifford—Great oaks from little acorns grow. Unks, Ruth—That’s nothing to what I could say, if I chose. Valentine, Belle—Music: give me an ex- cess of it. Van Gundy, Boice There is no royal to highest fame The man has toiled who ears a glorious name. Vaughn, Gladys—And mood so calm that naught can stir it. Waits, Elsie Mae Active minds never rust. Walkey. Ruth—A snail is an express train to her. Welch, Norbert — Thy school days, frightful, desperate, wild, and fur- ious. , '

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'AI Sowers, Ceraldine—Independence is hofS Stine. Marvine -Silence is the perfected middle hitvul l rtf iA«r middle name. Stalter, Margaret—Cold hands and a warm heart. Sterling, Charles—I am ashamed tha . women are so simple. Stewart. Charles—Youth adrift. Stewart. Ralph— Ladies are his chief interests. Stine. Marvin—His one weakness is the w herald of joy. Strickler, Marcia—Witty and pleasant to talk with. Stuckey, Doris—With eyes bright and black as coal. Tedrick, Jack A question. Temple, Procter—Ah. ’tis excellent to have a giant’s strength. Thomas, Charles Will not be ordered or hurried.

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West, Eleanor. Ruby—It’s a beaming smile That she wears all the while. Wheatly, Kenneth—Always on the jump. White, Donald—Everything is so tire- some and I am exceedingly bored. Williamson. Franklin—An epitome of ambitious labor. Wilson, Bernard—It is better to be small and shine Than to be great and cast a shadow. Wilson, Glen—You beat your pate and fancy wit will come Knock as you please, there’s nobody at home. Winland, Ralph—And tho only a clown. I’ll bet you a crown I’m not such a fool as I’m picked out to be. Wolf. Pearl—Trouble lay but lightly on his heart. Wright, Elmer — A man in the true sense of the term. Yeazel, Ellen—A veritable priscilla is she. Young, William—No tree in all the grove but has its hue peculiar. Zimmerman, Tommy—I will study and prepare myself, and then, someday my chance will come. Lauderbaugh, Earl—Just one of Na- ture’s finest pieces of workman- ship. Poling. Alfred—Life is a song.