Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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s s E I MARCELLA GROVES Small in stature, not in mind. We’re sure you’ll find her very kind. HELEN HAMILTON He’en is shy, quiet, and sweet. But she’s a’ways around when it’s time to eat. JUNE HAYNES She may Ret serious, but we have our doubts: She’s a mixture of laughter, talking and shouts. THELMA HAYNES A face with g’adness overspread. Soft smiles with human kindness bred. ELINOR HARVEY Tall she may be, and slender too. With her smiles and dimples she’ll infatuate you. HILLIARD ne’er her generous, honest heart, that same generous spirit part! RICHARD HOFFMAN Richard’s known far and wide, To go with many fair maidens he’s tried. VIRGINIA HOWARD We would, my dear, you were but half So constant as your photograph. JACK HUMMEL A clever likely lad is he In after years we’ll likely see BEATRICE HUNTER And whether coldness, pride, or virtue dignify A woman; so she’s good, what does it signify? SAM JASPER With ardor, zeal and pep he did amaze, And urged the crowds their voices shrill to raise. WILLIAM KAUMEYER A lad who learns with perfect ease. And isn't very hard to please.

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SENIOR S PAUL GOLDSBERRY A lad who's very quiet and shy, Now tell us pray, the reason why. NORMA GOOD Like everyone else she likes her fun. But none of her studies does she shun. MADELEINE GRAF A pleasant face we love to see, A delightful friend with whom to he. VIVIAN GRAF I love him well: his fearless part; His gallant leading won my heart! ROBERT GRANDSTAFF I'm leaving here a name, I trust, That will not perish in the dust. HAROLD GREINER A perpetual grin, a garland of delight Surrounds his face both day and night. KATHLEEN FOSNAUGH Best of natures here you’ll find Always eager to he kind. HELEN FRAZIER Here’s a girl who’s not to shy, and not to gay. But that's all right, for we like her that way. CECIL FREESE Cecil’s a boy who’s inc’ined to he tall. He’s very kind-hearted and well-liked bv all. FLORENCE GERKEN A Flatterer never seems absurd The Flattered always takes his word. JOAN GESLING She is a friend to al she knows And scatters happiness as she goes. VIOLET CLAAB You, by the help of tune and time, Can make that song that was hut rhyme.

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S E R S I JOHN KELLER His list of activities may be small. But he is liked by one and all. HOWARD KERNS He never seems to have a care, Just goes his way singing an air. MELVIN KITCHEN Run. if you must, but try to keep your breath; Work like a man, but don’t be worked to death. MARTHA KITSMILLER Babe’s short and sweet, Very winsome and neat. BETTY Kli’HEN Very gent’e, good, and true A friend to me, a frieq jJ,o yoft: J HAROLD KOST A boy with cheeks of constant red, At blushing, he's quite good, ’tis said. GLENNA LANE V I may be bright or I may be dumb, But I surely ’ike to chew my gum. EILEEN LINDSEY A good stenog she’s sure to be, And much success for her we sec. JAMES LANTZ A quiet pensive lad is Jim, He is the one to woi k with a vim. CARL LUTZ Here’s a boy with little to say Winning friends from day to day. EDWARD LAVER Here’s to the health and success of this chap. For troubles and worry he gave nary a rap. ARLENE MACK LIN Here’s a Miss that’s quite all right. She’s nice and studious and bright.