Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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FACULTY C. G. SHOWER teaches drafting classes. . . . co-operative, kindly, and obliqing. ... a man of ideals. . . . head of our Motion Picture Service .... has one son, Charles. . . . Ohio State grad. MARY SILBAUGH has loads of Irish wit. ... is well-informed and clever .... enjoys traveling to out-of-the- way places. . . . pastimes are read- ing, playing bridge. . . . Ohio State, Barnard. R. C. SMART. Dennison grad atfd Ohio State M. A., teaches math. . . . heads National Honor Society. . . . works for Warner Brothers Pictures .... is married and has one grown- up son. WILLIAM C. STILL is Methalian Club adviser. . . . teaches English and speech. . . . directs plays and make-up. . . . has interesting hob- bies of photography and flying. . . . has a little qirl named Janico. . . . got his degree at Ohio State. MARY WELTON. Phi Beta Kappa, with A. B. from Ohio Wesleyan and M. A. from O. S. U., teaches Eng- lish. ... an accomplished pianist . . . . enjoys reading. . . . when time permits, likes a good gamo of football. E. J. WILSON likes gardening and sports. . . . teaches bookkeeping. . . . A. B., Ohio University and M. A., Columbia. . . . lives north of town on a farm with his wife and three children. RUTH YAUGER is our No. I cook . . . . sponsors F. H. A. . . . plans all our meals and teaches foods classes. ... is an excellent play coach. ... a Mt. Vernon girl. . . . studied at O. S. U. and O. U. EMIL ZINSMEISTER went to Wit- tenberg. . . . teaches math. ... is an excellent violinist. . . . likes movies and concerts. . . . rides a bike in the summer, wants a motor for it. . . . has two daughters, Emily and Dolora. ROBERT DAVIS returned in Janu- ary from twenty-sevon months in the U. S. Naval Reserve. ... is co-or- dinator of our trades and industries department. . . . tips the scales at 190. .. . active in veterans' on-the- job training. 15

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From city streets and rural roads, come the one thou- sand citizens of L. H. S. Coming in to sop up knowledge are freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and leniors. Contrary to conventional thoughts the freshmen seem to have acquired a new dignity upon entering these portals of learning. No longer are they just kids but real high schoolers! The sophomores, now wise in the ways of the world, are settled in high school routine and are looking for new worlds to conquer. The juniors, upper classmen now, come to school sleepy and dreary eyed. The reason? They have learned that high school offers a good deal of night life and they are ready to dig right into the thick of it. Seniors, rather sad about the prospect of leaving their Alma Mater, are, nevertheless, looking forward to stepping out into the cold, cruel world. Well mixed into these classes are the twins you see on the opposite page. On the following pages are the pictures of our citizens. Look at them and know your classmates. • SDPHQMDRES • FRESHMEN