Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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SENI O H S Betty Lou Kneller Thlt hlgh.tlepplng little ma- lorette. It hard to turpati In etiquette. Robert Loy Thlt allow it i tv til Loy Will mti'tr annoy. David Loughery A drummer at heart It our frlroJ Dave; Over hit tludlet he hate i to .lave. Barbara Lee A very goat! typht It Rarhara tee. New In our elan of ’4.1. Patty Laver No one up to her clevtrnett meaturti; Giving out wit It one of her Pleaturet. Arlene Market Another girl, a commercial tt udent. Self-reliant, efficient, prudent. Pauline Lewis A xIrl with a voice full of lumpin' five, She kept our attemhllet very much alive. Paul Markwood lie ii at a player on our foot- ball team Who tackled opponent i with loti of tteam. Ann Lee Mason Ann tee helpt to check at- tendance; On her we place much de- pendence. Arthur Matthews A red.head, a tall One, a i well player, too— lie made the haiketi for me and for you.

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SENI O R S Alma Hernandez A talented artht here we fimJ; To draulng and fainting the't inclined. Virginia Kane A commercial «Indent with flinty of fef. To founding the keyt and Iran), ril ing ibr'i ’hef Marilyn Hummell Thli young min keft our clan t nature: Her tiHrat'Htcmfn U't c n't mftnurt. Carl Kauffman On the football team be flayed hit belt. Nerer ran out of fef or tell. Keith Jewell A great tall hoy with curly dark hair, Ile' i one the draft hoard think i quite fair. June KaufTman She'i a girl wbo't gone to three dtferent tchoolt. If the telli you the't uufofu- lar, then it'i you the fooh. Richard Kane A greeting to all, a fork on hit He’i a fine boy and tharf at a tack. Eileen Kienzlc She it I mall and dark and fleaiaut— We mutt fart now for the fretenl. Charlene Kline Short and dark, ulth wide brown eyet. To how to gel along, the't whe. Lila Lee Klump Sweet, loving, kind, and true, A better girl ue never knew.

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SENIOR S Jack McClurg A nice grin, hui plenty of tpunk; To «rriM «• time to him wat the hunk. Belly Jane Miller Out of our cheerleader! of H bom we ore proudetl— The one h ho myi to hi, Nou yell your loudettl Jack McClenaghan At the Anchor Hocking be’ l a worker; In the war effort be’t no tbirker. Harold Miller A middle-tlzed boy with greet facility In doing hli duty. That’i bit ability. Frank McNaugliten Ob, Frankie, you are tall and thlnt How many garnet you're helped hi ir « Neal Miller Neal to mott kidt uat jutt a farm lad, but without hit kind our clan would be tad. Dorothy Meyers A pretty little red-head, inch it the. And i he’ll be iomir»i ir; you wait and tee. Richard Miller I . . It another one of the kid I. lilt feep” hat It one of the few famout lldt, Carol Mohler On her face It a uiutome t mile Or a little frown once In a while. Marilyn Mondhnnk Another mice tenlor, a commer- cial itudent, A tidy girl, referred, and Prudent.