Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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 SENIORS ANNA MARY COX It was a pleasure just to see How quietly pleasant she could be. HAROLD CRUMLEY No sinner nor a saint, perhaps, But well, the very best of chaps. MARGARET ANN DAVIS Let me give you all- Margaret Anp is always, cheerful. I , a)l tin earful, ' n ls alwr J ROBERT DOWELL A little work, a lot of play, Makes for a Bob an ideal day. JACK DUDLEY I could be better, if I would But it’s mighty lonesome being good! JOHN DUNKLE There's fun in everything we meet. Existence is a merry treat. KATHLEEN EADS To those who know you not, no words can paint And those who know you, know all your words are faint. MELBA EADES Braise from a friend or censure from a foe Are lost on hearers that her merits know. DONALD EASTMAN A tease, a torment, and a pest. He never gives one a moment's rest. HAROLD EASTMAN Quick to think, and quick to act, A football player, that’s a fact! CHARLES BENJAMIN EATON Just a helpmate who can bake and brew For Me, Myself, and I will do. GEORGE ECKERT Very seldom has anything to say, We like him better in his own quiet way.

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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.

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s s E I ROBERT H. EDWARDS And when a lady’s in the case You know all other things give place. JAMES ELLIOTT Jimmie’s the one to laugh and smile. Cheerfulness makes his time worth while. ROBERT W. EDWARDS Music hath charms to sooth the savage To rend a rock or solit a cabbage. HELEN ENGLAND A gentle maiden, slender and fair, Crowned with beautiful coal-black hair. MILDRED ELICK v Although a genius she-may not be She is very friendly as you’ll all agree O JiOGER ENGLE He likes fun and likes good books N v But best of all he likes good cooks. ALICE ESLINGER Where Jean is, you’re sure to find, Alice always true and kind. MARIAN FALER Her kindness and her worth to spy. You need but look into her eye. JACK EVANS Do not hurry, do not flurry, No good is had by lots of worry. 4 MARJORIE EVANS A girl who never made a sound And in her place was always found. 1 WILDA FEEMAN We would go full many a mile, Just to see her winning smile. ESTHER FINLEY When she is with us, we’re oh! so glad; For around Esther, who could be sad?