Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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S E R S I DOROTHY BIERLY Dorothy is tall with shiny black hair. She has in her own way a rather cool air. EMILINE BLACKBURN Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for a care, a fig for a woe. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD Bill is a chap so very tall But he is a friend to one and all. BENJAMIN BOPE Another foot and he’ll touch the sky. But how he plays football, my Oh my! DORIS BLACKMORE Doris hasn’t much to say, We guess she on ji f jgmis that way. HATTIE BOWMAN Hattie is never sad nor blue, And many things finds time to do. JEAN BRENSTUHL A diligent and merry lass, You’ll always find her at a task-. RICHARD BUECHLER How troublesome is day. It calls us from our sleep away. MARGARUITE BOWMAN We’ll say that she is very nice. And let that simple word suffice. VERA BOWMAN Faithful, gentle and good. She always worked as best she could. MARY BRAIN She’s quiet and hasn’t much to say, But she is always happy and gay. FAUN BUGH She always works hard with all her might Doing the things that she thinks right. [

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s SENIOR ANITA ABRAM Anita’s always on the dot And if you’re late she’ll fret a lot. GENEVIEVE ANDERS Although there’s trouble everywhere, She never seems to have a care. WILLIAM ANDERSON He plays the game for all that's in it. He plavs the game and plays to win it. JAMES ANDREWS Though he’s just a little lad, His countenance is never sad. KATHRYN ARMSTRONG A smile for everyone she meets, A nleasant word for all she greets. JEROME BASS Where he falls short ’tis nature’s fault alone. Where he succeeds the merit's all his own. CLYDE BAY I am the nicest boy that ever went I always have my lessons and I never break a ruleT LLOYD BECK Quite smart is he and very clever, Tackles all problems with great endeavor. MARY BEHRENS Bright and cheery, good and steady. You will always find her ready. MARY JANE BENSON She is such a charming girl, we hate to see her go, In activities and studies, she is anything but slow. ROBERT BIBLER A very kind and gentle man, For ail his friends does all he can. MARTHA BICKEL She’s a friend to one and all, Whether they be big or small.

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s E I S WILLIAM BURKE Had I known the drawer where the were kept, I would have had my share, you bet! A’s LEONE CAVINEE A thoughtful calm, a quiet grace, A power to charm in every place. RUTH BUSSART My tongue within my lips I rein, For who talks much, must talk in vain. JOHN CLARK A lover of books, a reader of man All worry from this world, he would ban. CHRISTINE CAMPBELL Be to her virtues very kind; Her fault, ii any, very blind. DOROTHY 1«. COLLINS A very quiet girl indeed, Ready to help if you’re in need. EMMETT COLLINS In all classes you can depend on him To brighten them up with a little vim. CLARA CONRAD She has a kind disposition, whose unclouded ray. Can make tomorrow as cheerful as today. RUTH CONRAD Always prim, and always neat, Here's a girl you’d like to meet. VIRGINIA CONRAD Quiet, sober, yet not without glee, Always found where she ought to be. WILLIAM CONRAD Cheerful and courteous, full of manly grace. His heart’s frank welcome written in his face. WILLIAM CORSEN Little I ask, my wants are few i only hope to wriggle through.