Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Jim Nye President Carl Raymond Vice-President Marilyn Hummel — Treasurer Mary Anne Spencer Secretary CLASS OF 1943 The senior year is the most thrilling: and im- portant of our high school careers, for it is the year of proms and plays and class rings and, final- ly, graduation. It is a year of friendships and fun, of working and wondering and planning. Our senior year will not soon be forgotten as we meet the challenge of tomorrow.

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THE CLASSES Certain ideals and traditions mark the indi- viduality of our school. For four years these ideals and traditions direct a major part of each student’s life, and he emerges a representative of Lancaster High School. The classes have lost several of their mem- bers, whose families have moved elsewhere to do defense work, but many more recruits than usual have come this year from other places to swell our ranks and to influence and be influenced by our school.

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SENIORS Frank Agee Utre h a na , fair ai tall, lor I.. II. S. A - played football. Betty Jane Allen Tbit llllle mitt inti Ite feel •' Com really thou- you how to fire.” Georgia Allen Georgia hot loll of beam amJ keep! them on the rum. She Aji Ite or lem, while moil of the gall hate none. Edith Alton Thh gal It good and fat! at Of And alto knout her thorlband writing. Hubert Amstutz He maiet A gradet, ihit tapl.il n't ton, And itill relalnt hit tenie of fun. Vernon Archer He made hit I. In hatkel- ball, He knowt hit oil, and It he loll! Dorothy Arent She’t tfulel and the’t oh to thy, But eery pleating to the eye. Ruth Armstrong Byet to brown and coal-black hair— Tbit combination It tfulle rare. Billy Arnold One thing thh boy enloyi It fun. But non1 bit playing day■ are done. Murray Arnold »11 n the field be carriet the ball. Ready for action whenever yon call.