Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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S E KM O R S Marjorie Moiulltank An engage ‘‘ I r‘ng fttW a round like .1 hirJ, But I Ii one lit; or ha,en't you heard} Charles Montague With tin- tram he ended the tea ton. Watch him play! There', a reason. Ruth Morrow A captivating person I, our little Ruth; Pretty eye, ha, the. If you ii ant the truth. William Morton Bill', one of thoie happy-go- lucky chap. He Joe,n't talk much—thinki lot,, perhap,. Sara Musser SA. 'i the klmj of girl who , .1 necenlty; She’, the ««iff we're proud of in the clan of ’■» . Morris Nelson from coatt to coait he came and went; But little time here ha, Morrl, ,pent. Carl Newman Here', the man uho play, the tax ; It', a mean Inilrument be Pack,. Jack Nusser A f«(r little kid“ I, the name for him— Ha, ii tente of humor and never n whim. James Nye A, our preildenl, he I, nuite a man. If there', a better, find him If you can. Paul Obcrtlorfer He ting, very well, thh lad In IIIi teem; III, knowledge of ebemhtry will he hi. Nil} 1 and meant.

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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.

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SENIORS Harold Odle Tull and illm with a very good fore, lie gelt along with the whole humsm rsee. Virginia Pearce Friendly, pattest ''worry wart — She really It d lolly tort. Mary Jane Olvey We claimed for our irhool thli girl from Baltimore, So the could matter our I.. II. S. lore. Jack Peters The l.yrlr hat a wonderful name: To It i head ut her goat the fame. Gloria Pannabecker You'd MV that the li iuit pleatingly plump : Thlt doein't hinder her', the’i ahead of you a lump. Anthony Poulos They rail him Tony; he't good at art. In I.. H. S. he’t done hit part. Jean Parker She’ i attractive, courleaut, neat, anJ kind— So her friend ■ and teacher« find. Evelyn Probasco She ran ting, dame, and play a good game; If you don't like her, tbe’i not to blame. Paul Puisinclli Thlt little fellow gelt around. At lllmet't he It often found. Esta Rader A poet at heart, whote friend- i hip we'll mlu When the gltet the old trbool home one tail kiti.