Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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s E I S MARY LOUISE MALLOY There wasn’t a minute When “Toots wasn’t in it. MAXINE MAST There really isn’t much to say, She’s likeable in every way. FLORA McBROOM Count that day lost whose low descending sun, Views from thy hand no worthy action done. WILLIAM McCLENAGHAN Not verv short, not very taM, Full of fun, and liked by all. EILEEN McKITTRICK She spreads around that silent spell, That makes her schoolmates like her well. GEORGE McMILLEN A likeable boy with comp'exion fair, We like his tvne for it is rare. MABEL MERTZ Her motto is to do her best Thus she outclassed all the rest. ELAINE MILLER With manners mild, and voice so low, Elaine’s a girl one likes to know. WILBUR MILLIGAN Rosy cheeks and blue-gray eyes. His father’s joy, his mother's prize. RUTH MINEHART Ruth is sweet, we all think so; She’s one girl we’re glad to know. WAYNE MILLER A tennis champion he’ll be some day. If he doesn’t stop and dream on the way. DOROTHY MONDHANK Never sigh when you can sing. But laugh with me at everything.

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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.

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s E N I 0 R S GLADYS FLORENCE MOODY A sweet and nob’e girl is she,. And knoweth what is dignity. CLARK MOORE Me does his work with might and main, To everyone he’s just the same. ROBERT MOORE Of all the days there are in the week, I dearly love but one day, And that’s the day that comes between a Friday and a Sunday. BETTY MOWRY If upon you troubles fall. Look at her face, and forget ’em all. LENA MOWERY It’s the songs you sing and smi'es you wear. That makes the sun shine everywhere. DONALD NOBLE He has a habit which we can’t pass That’s fallling asleep in ’most every class. )U MABEL ORMAN To fix her hair is her delight She’s afraid it doesn’t look just right. MARGUERITE PARRISH Ah! there be souls none understand; Lke clouds, they do not touch the land. HOWARD OUTCALT I know it is a sin. For me to sit and grin. WILLIAM PETERS Just being happy is a fine thing to do, Looking on the bright side instead of on the blue. ROBERT PARKER For all his quiet, gentle ways. He’s in some mischief every day. GARNET PHILLIPS If little is the labor, little are the gains, Man’s fortunes are according to his pains.