Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Y-TEEN Row One—Senior—President. Hedges. Young. Mason, Show, Shoeffer, Show, Kern. Haber, Eslcew, Turner Row Two—Parrish, Snider. Zaayer, Rauch, Waller, Peer. Thomas. Perry. Thrush Row Three—G«tz. Sterner. Perry. Pickering, Creiglow, Heath. Hixey. Rife Row Four—Keller, Hudson, Nauman, Wolfendale. Miller. Drumm, Anderson — Treasurer; Arledge — Secretary; Godown Row Five—Thrush. Moyer, Hart. Aldenderfer, Cavanaugh. Sherrick, Knotts. Marquis “Who’s that good-looking fellow in that play? What? You say that’s a girl? She only looks like a boy? Oh—I see. It’s the Y-Teen assembly program—and the girls do make pretty neat looking boys. The Y-Teens send two representatives to the Summer Conference at Denison Uni- versity every year—June Sesslar and Peg Smith went last year. 26

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Energetic boys—that they are. They sell candy and run a “popcorn and peanuts stand at the fair to buy a movie projector and spend every other Thursday evening at the school working on projects they want to finish. Mr. Kelley and Mr. Hughes are always around to give a helping hand at these meetings. Row One—Dittmar, Leach, Moody, Taylor, Bookman, Blosser, Reid. Bauman Row Two—Arent—Vice-President; C. Grof. Starner, Tal- bott, Anderson, B. Graf—President; Eslinger—Treas- urer: Hartmann Row Three—Claar, Gerken, Underwood, Bainter, Wie- gand, Lytle. Simmons, Grimm — Secretary; Brown, Compton Row Four—Hiatt, Mayer, Hendrickson, Smith, Johnson, Terry Row Five—Zervis, Von Horn, Holt, Bartlett. Milbaugh. Mr. Hughes, Westenbarger, Waugh. Hommel, Wright “Don't drop your milk bottle! ... All right! Clean it up yourself. . . . Yes, it’s cafe- teria time. They’re not lazy—they just have a lot of work to do . . . Maybe Miss Miller has something to do with that! Row One—Clagg, Conrad, Kost, Anderson, Weaver Row Two—Barnes, Mowery, Crider. Britch, Boucher Row Three—Hammock, Coleman, Kunkler, Robson 25

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F. H. A Amerine. Anders, Bailey. Barnes, Beck, Behrens, Bcndurc, Black, Boystel, Brady, Brooks, Bryan, Buckingham. Clagg, Collins, Congrove, Cox, Crabtree, Crawford, Deal. Dick- son, B. Drum, P. Drum, Ely, Eskew, Evans, Forrest, Franke, George, Getz, Godown, R. Good. S. Good, Grof, Haines. Hart, Hedges, Heft, Hendershot, Hines, Hoffman, Huston, Jackson, Jeffers. Jenkins, Julian, Karcher, L Kaumeyer, M. Kaumeyer, Keller, Kelton, Kiger, Knotts, Lang, Lecrone, Lutz, Morkwood. Marquis, McBroom, McClelland, Mc- Gee. McLaughlin, Miller, Mills, G. Moore. J. Moore, L. Moore, Morris. Morrow. Mosier, Nichols, Noland, Norris, Nutter, Patton, Paxton, Pickering, Rife, Rudolph, Ruff, Saddler, Sanderson, Sater, Sesslar, Severing, Sherburn, Sherrick, Smith, Snider, Snoke, Sorrell. Spires, Sfebelton, Stoneburner, Street, Strosnider, Sweet, Taylor, Thrush, Todd. Woldeck. M. Ward. R. Word, Waugh, Welch. Wildermuth, Williamson, Wittman. Wolfendale, Young Formal induction , . . hair ribbons and aprons for initiation . ., sending packages overseas . . . playing with balloons ... an even mixture of work and fun makes the Future Homemakers. 27