Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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ATOMIC AGE — TODAY’S DREAM IS TOMORROW’S REALITY | Bertha Nafsgcr I Clothing J. C. Papritan Algebra, General Science A R. Peer Wood Shop Ruth Plinke Stanley Pratt Spanish, History English students .... Changes—some political, some in line with honest public service .... Eight teachers now here are Lancaster alumni .... There are thirty-one faculty children and one grand-child .... Salaries, now two or three times the $70. of 1906, have never kept pace with the high cost of education .... but through the years . . . . a strong teaching staff .... What of the future? Mary Welton E. J. Wilson Ruth Yaugcr Emil Zinsmeistcr English Bookkeeping Foods General Cafeteria Mathematics

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HORSE AND BUGGY DAYS OR Flora McCurdy C. D. McIntyre P. J. Miller Clara Mohler John Montgdpe Stenography. Band. Biology, Latin Physical Eduatf. Typing Orchestra Health English Iricks, the Marquises, the Zinsmeisters .... Some fifteen one-time L. H. S. teachers still reside here .... Miss Perfect .... Miss Soule .... Some are mourned forever Mr. Marquis, Mr. Berry, Mr. Neff, who stretched the abilities of a whole generation of young folk .... War and industry have claimed a few .... Courses have changed with changing ideas, finances, and quality of C. G. Shower Mary Silbaugh R. C. Smart Joseph Sncdakcr W. C. Sti' Drafting English Geometry Civics English Visual Education Algebra Speech

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