Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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SENIORS Phyllis Stout At one of the midmy rlerk■ In town. She doet her fob up good and brown. Gordon Swaney HI, cutlr! I1 hit favorite, line. To greet all glrh between ninety and nine. Barbara Sweeney One of tbe tong birdx of our flat i lx tbit little blond, blue-eyed Ian. David Thimines Dave It known at tbe man about town. That zoot mil Joei bim up right brown. Dorothy Thomas At quiet at a mouie and very i mall; But the bat a character ttrong at a wall. William Townsend Xt'e wonder who will play frit chair, When next year he will not be there. Edward Towt Edward'i an nrflif any day— An intelligent, witty lad they toy. Evon Thomas Awfully little for a Big S »- ter— In our huge band you may have mined her. Edward Touvell A boy who takei the Elective Coune— H lad of good tplrili, un- touched by remone. r y .or Hannah Thrash Traddle it known to every one; In character parti tbe’i an Amazon.

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SENIORS Nonna Jean Shaw Sever a fr oh and never a pout! Whenever you Hunt her, the't aluayt about. Juanita Short fuanlla't tteady, Wroij, and itraight. Shy i the kind u-ho'll aluayt rot . William Smith Ile'1 a men ipapermam, that'» mo loke; Amd n ith hit friend■ be' 1 obey Joke. Fred Snider lie thould he m lawyer. I'll be hound, for m latter talker me'er uat found. Edward Spilman Tall, dark-haired, aud fancy free, lull of the old Slck—m twell kid It he. Jean Stein Our homecoming queen played quite a hill; To all of the • • » the't quite a thrill! Eleanor Stout Her uayt are meter out of place, Amd the bat tueh a Pretty face. Robert Snyder Before atiifortuue he'll never moan. Boy! Cam he play ou that trombone! Sam Snyder We euloy Sammr't wit; And at football he'■ it hit. Mary Anne Spencer Spence doet for mi k hat am editor ihould; She workt long amd bard for a paper that't good.

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SENIORS Mary Tripp She make i all A't, for lif’l very bright; She played the malJ In Oar Mail Sight. Martha Waits The Home Er Club would he at a loti Without her to play the boute- bold bon. Chester Turner Tall, learn, lanky, and tllm— And you’ll agree hit u'lt’i not Jim. Billy Walter The uordt for Bill are good and fine ; And bathful help t to end thli rhyme. Doris Valentine Do you tuppoie when he toyl Be mine, He’ll toy, Will you he my Valentine? ► Lei a Wilson A non halant lady, a u til o’ the ultp; Wordi go flying without any Ihp. Fatty Vogel With lovely hair ’twlMl red anJ gold, Pat It meet and not too hold. Paul Windcshcim With i rulchet and help he got around. for tome great height be’t turely hound. Emerson Witham He’t a nice lad, nllb rather blond hair; Sot much to toy; never a rare. Richard Witham Quiet, at timet, at a little elf. But mottly a rirrut all by hlmtelf.