Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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DONALD LONG He's good at drawing you can see; Some day an artist he will be. ROBERT MAIN He does his work with might and main; We're sure success he will attain. DICK MALLORY One big slap-happy nut is Pete, But for good times ho can't bo beat. BERNICE MANN Noither too humble nor too great. But deserving of a worthy fate. LORAINNE MARKEL She works at home, at school; and then, Finds time to help at the five-and-ton. MAURICE MARTIN As a student he's one of the best; With a friendly way he is also blessed. MARY McBROOM She types from morn till near eleven; She'll surely type her way to heaven. BARBARA METTLER She likes school work and then, of course. She cares for Snow King—that's her horse. GLORIA MILLER Blond hair and blue eyes—this gives a picture true; A diamond on her finger discourages me and you. CHALMER MILLIGAN He comes to school on a tractor and wagon; When it comes to farming he's not a-laggin. ROBERT MOORE A Cassanova King” is he; He loves them all 'tis plain to see. BETTY MURPHY Cherry lips and coal black hair Has this little maiden fair. BOB NANCE He's not as little as he may seem; When it comes to wolfing” he's on the beam. BERNETA NICHOLS The Little Lulu of L. H. S. BETTY NICHOLS They only are truly great who are truly good. BOB NIGH He works at school, at a grocery store too; His temper is high, but so's his I. Q. HELEN NOICE She talks a lot, she skates a lot, and seldom ever falls; The old school's going to miss her when she goes from out these halls. DON NYE Girls, ah! now you've said it; But it's a secret, so do not spread it.

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PATTY HILL Men in uniform with her rate high; She has her sailor high and dry. GLORIA HILLER She spoaketh not; and yet there lies A conversation in her eyes. JUDITH HOLLOWELL A career she'll have, we'll all agree. For a fine secretary she will be. PAUL HONE Life is short and so am I. MARIJUNE JESSUP Her sweet nature is loved by all; Her helping hand comes natural. DANNY JOHNSON Dan's played Father in many plays. But offstage other roles he portrays. GEORGE JOHNSON Strongest minds are often those of whom the noisy world hears least. BOB JONES Ah, why should life all labour be? CAROLYN KANE She scurries and hurries all the time To get to work at the five-and-dime. TOM KAUMEYER In the band he beats those drums That give you rhythm from your toes to your gums. MARY CHRISTINE KELLEY Versatile is just the word For our blond Chris, of whom you've heard. BILL KELTON I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. CHARLES KLINE Chubby's a friend to one and all. Across the line ho carried the ball. NORMAN KOEPPLIN Even though he's a minister's son. He still enjoys a lot of fun. EDNA KOSKA Capable office girl, and blond— One of whom we've grown quite fond. BETTY KOST To the world she may or may not be, But she'll always be famous to you and me. EDITH LEOHNER In office work she will succeed; She types with accuracy and speed. MELVIN LINDSEY He's an industrious lad in the shop, He gets around with a skip and a hop. Jhe op yjineteen

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NANCY NYE Poor juniors—she forsook 'em. Lucky seniors—she o'ertook 'em. LOUISE OATNEY Louise is pretty and demure. And we'll miss her, to be sure. HELEN OCHS To make the world a friendly place. One must show it a friendly face. BOB PARSONS Here's the boy of cheerleading fame, We called him Chesty for a nickname. MARY PETTIT She taught us all the maxim olden. That silence really is purely golden. VIRGINIA PICKERING She likes to bowl, she likes to dance; When Pick” gets started, we have no chance. JOHN POTTS He came this year from Logan High; The girls all swoon when he winks his eye. MARY POULOS We're going to miss this lass in June; She helped to feed us all at noon. DON RAYBOURNE In the shop ho's versatile; He always wears a great big smile. CHARLES REED This senior boy with dark brown hair Has set his goal to be the mayor. FRITZ REGAN Journeys end in lovers meeting Every wise man's son doth know. BOB REID He had a degree long before May, He was the Prof in the senior play. KATE REMLEY Auburn-haired and chubby Kate— What, oh what, will be her fate? CAROLYN RITTGERS One of Himes' cash customers; Lots of boy friends she prefers. DENNY ROCHE To be quite famous with his horn Is, we believe, why he was born. EDGAR ROUSH He serves us most who servos his country best. LOUISE ROUSH Tall, blond Louise Is sure to please. NEIL SCHOLL This chap has a charming smile Which he flashes all the while.