Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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THE DAY'S WORK begins early for fhe teachers. Arriving at the new office (upper left), they scan the bulletin board, get their mail, consult Principal Schaaf, or pass the time of day with each other. ... In one of the new roomettes of tne First Aid station, Marianne Keller and Lou Thomas, seniors, are in consultation over patient Elizabeth Kitsmiller. . . . The Constitution is Bonnie Leohner's subject of discussion in Mrs. Carr's civics class. . . . Chuck Burnham and Jim Dickson line up for that vital white (or pink?) slip from Miss Hudson that will get them back into class after absence. . . . Mary Catherine Reid and Donna Christian model Mexican costumes in one of Miss Johnson's first-year Spanish classes. . . . Miss Plinke assists Miss Hudson in the new quarters of the attendance staff. . . . Standing 'midst the books and tools of his subject, machine drawing, Mr. Moore reveals the fine points of a blueprint. The interest shown by the trades and industries boys is genuine. ... A sight familiar to one hundred-odd rural students is this or any bus dis- persing its human cargo. Bob Siders, Bob Noble, and Bill Freeman are seen alighting from No. 5. ... Ed Diley operates the adding machine while Mr. Wilson oversees Norma Jean Cassley, Wilma Bowman, Barbara Ellis, and Mary Jo Dunnington as they record trans- actions in their practice sets for bookkeeping. . . . Mr. Miller shows a freshman class the fundamentals of business arithmetic. 5

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csLancaster h onors George Andrews John William Beavers Harold G. Bigham Harold L. Bitler Edgar N. Bloom Harold B. Bowers John W. Bussart George Win. Carsey George F. Clagg George Edward Davies Richard Eastman Richard Eckert Robert Edwards