Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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FACULTY Besides giving up this year's graduating class, L. H. S. is also losing two valuable friends and helpers of the faculty. Miss McCoy, who has done her share of serving the students here, is ready to retire for a little rest and enjoyment of life. And the energetic Mrs. Stone is leaving her career of teaching for one of housekeeping. ESCO SARKKINEN Physical Education MISS KATHERINE KYLE Physical Education EARL D. I RICK Business Arithmetic MISS SUE RAINIER Bookkeeping, Shorthand MERLIN PARENT Typing MILS. LEO STONE English PAUL J. MILLER Biology PAUL JOHNSON Chemistry MISS MADGE McCOY English MISS RUTH YAUGER Cooking MISS CASSANDRA HARRIS Librarian MISS MARY WELTON History MISS AILEEN HATTENDORF Principal’s Secretary C. G. SHOWERS Drafting

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F A MISS LURENE BROWN English, Journalism DONALD HARWOOD Science, Civics MISS GRACE JOHNSON French, Spanish R. C. SMART Social Sciences MISS MARY SI LB AUG H English, Latin PAUL ATEN Mathematics MISS BERTHA NAFZGAR Sewing C U L WILLIAM C. STILL English, History MISS GAYETTE FI LI ERE Business English ROBERT 0. DAVIS Metal-Working MISS MARTHA GESLING English RALPH CROOK Science, Geography MISS GRACE GRIFFITH English, Latin E. J. WILSON Bookkeeping I y C. R. ENOCH World History A. R. PEER Wood-working KENNETH R. KELLER Music MISS ANNA MIESSE Art cloyd McIntyre Band EMIL ZINSMEISTER Mathematics E. R. JENKINS Agriculture

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WHERE THE FACULTY REIGNS There’s bound to be plenty of work going on. Mere the football boys pause in their strenuous practice to listen to n few words of advice from their coach. And Miss Hattendorf looks as if she never thinks of anything but typing. Mr. Pratt is giving Barbara a big task (at least her expression makes us think so). The busiest place we know is the Cafeteria where Mr. Parent takes care of the money, selling anything from soup to candy bars. And here is a glimpse of our library and the helpful Miss Harris, who can supply any book for any studious student (Norma Jeanne?). RUT NUT SD DUTSIDE Where no eye of wisdom and author- ity is constantly leveled upon us. For there we discover the noise and confu- sion which is dear to the heart of every schoolgirl and schoolboy.