Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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s R S E I GERALDINE PIFER She never had time for very much play. But went about in her own sweet way. MARTHA POWERS Her modest manners and graceful air, Show her wise and good as she is fair. VIRGINIA POLING Virginia is a pretty blonde Of dancing she is very fond. WILLIAM PROBASCO If he could change the go’den rule He’d make it, “Give no tests in school.” MAGDALENE POULOS JEAN RADEBAUGH HAROLD RAMSEY Hal’s a very ambitious boy. We hone his work will bring him joy. CARL A modest unasuming chap. We ’ike him all more for that. She’s studious, she’s wise. She’s everything her name implies. She’s a ways happy, always glad. Always carefree, never sad. ROBERT RAUCH He is bui’t for great things; great things he’ll achieve; He’ll make a good lawyer, we believe. RUTH ROBINSON A smile for all a welcome glad A jovial, coaxing way she had. HELEN REDD Assured but friendly, clever and gay. She is a lady in every way. NED ROBITZER My days pass pleasantly away: I feel no symptoms of decay.

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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.

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s E I S BETTE ROCK The wea'th of rich feelings the deep the pure; With strength to meet sorrow, and faith to endure. ROBERT ROCK Life is a jest and all things show it I thought so once, and now I know it. ROMA SAGER She is a damsel of delicate mold With hair like sunshine, and heart of gold. PAUL SAMPLE This bov was such an awful flirt. He’d smile at a pole if it wore a skirt! RTCHARD ROWLES A l:ght-haired, dashing cavalier. Where Jean is, Dick is always riea| PAUL SCHOLL Life to him brings not a can He is free as is the air. EDWARD SCILEX Little side-long glances, 'ittle winks so quaint, Make you think it’s love, when it really ain’t. CARLTON SHERRICK He loves to chat with the girls, we know 'Tis the way with men they’re always so. JEAN SHUMAKER Beauty and brains are not mixed, they say, But she has them both in her own sweet way. RALPH SIEBER I always do my very best, And trust to luck for all the rest. BETTY SINGLETON Sweet thoughts are mirrored in her face, And every motion is a grace. BETTY SMITH A ponderous and weighty brain In school this maiden strives to gain.