Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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CONTENTS Foods ..................................27 Football ............................41-47 French ................................ 34 Freshmen ...........................90, 91 G. A. C. ...............................55 Geometry ...............................33 High School Building ....................3 Hi-Y ...................................39 Homecoming .............................43 Home Economics .....................26, 27 Honor Society ..........................15 In Memoriam ............................78 Intramurals ....................41, 54, 55 Jokes...................................£8 Juniors ............................86, 87 Language .......................... 34. 35 Latin................................34.35 Library Staff ..........................36 Machine Shop ...........................21 Majorettes .............................25 Mathematics ........................3?, 33 Mechanical Drawing .....................20 Methalian ..............................37 Mirage Staff............................33 Music ......................22, 23, 24, 25 Office Staff .......................13, 16 Orchestra ..............................23 Physical Education ..................40-55 Physics ................................30 Principal ..............................13 School Songs ...........................47 Science ............................30, 31 Scrap ...............................9, 38 Seniors.................................58 History ..........................80 Index .............................68 Officers ..........................58 Pictures ..........................58 Poem ..............................79 Prophecy ..........................83 Will ..............................81 Social Science...........................9, 29 Sophomores ..........................88. 89 Snap Shots.........8, 9, 18, 19, 56, 57; 95; 96 Spanish .............................34, 35 Speech ................................. 37 Sports ...............................40-55 Stage Crew ..............................36 Student Council .........................14 Superintendent ..........................12 Teachers Art ...............................23 Commercial ........................28 English ...........................36 Home Economics ....................27 In Service ....................10, 11 Language ......................... 34 Mathematics .......................32 Music .........................23, 25 Physical Education and Sports ...40 Science ...........................30 Social Science ....................29 Vocational ........................20 Track....................................54 Typing ..................................28 United Nations’ Flags.....................8 Vocational ..........................20, 21 Volley Ball .............................41 War Stamps and Bonds.............15, 19. 92 Yesterday’s Children ..........4, 8, 18, 56

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TABLE OF A.A. U. W. College Days.. ....17 Administration 12. 13. 14, 16 Advertisers ....98 Art 22. 23 Assistant Principal ....14 Athletics . 40-55 Attendance Office ...16 Auditorium ....57 Aviation 31, 32 Band .24. 25. 56, 92. as Baseball ....54 Basketball 9. 40, . 50-54 Big Sisters ....17 Biology ....30 Blue Triangle ....39 Board of Education ....12 Calendar .94. 97 Cheerleaders ...43 Chemistry ....30 Choir ....22 Class Officers Freshmen ....91 Sophomores ....88 Juniors Seniors ....58 Clothing .... 26 Commercial ....28 Deans .... 16 Dedication 10, 11 Editor’s Note 1 English 5, 36. 37, 38 Farm Shop ....20 Flag 6

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