Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES AND SUPERVISORS Seated—Dorothy Hoyman, Lois Bauman Standing—Charles E. Burnworth, Yvonne Tucker, Mary Brooker, Glenna Hobbs, Mildred Miller, Norma Nutter Pago Eight

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL To all students in L.H.S., The Mirage will serve presently for a quick look at your classmates, the other classes, the clubs, the athletic teams and all the various activity groups of your high school. Then, after having obtained the autographs of your friends and teach- ers. you may put this volume away on the shelf with others of post yeors. Time will poss, and one doy you will pick up the 1956 Mirage and look bock through it with fond memories. The yeors will drop away and you will be. once more, back in L.H.S. So keep your Mirage, don’t let it get away from you. If will serve as the life-long mirror of your greatest days. To our 1956 Seniors, moy you have the very best of everything in whatever you choose to do. We trust that the educational background you have received will prove to be a solid foundation upon which to build further. Fred W. Lowry Fred W. Lowry, Principal Mr . Pearle Waugh. Dean of Girl Mr. Howard Kirk, Assittant Principal Pago Sovon

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Shonting, Sec.; Cavanaugh, Prci.; Aucreman, V. Pro .; Kiger. Treat. Flight into the Future Like the seeds of o poppy on we fly. Dispersed by the wind into the sky; Flying hither and soaring yon. Finally landing on a clean, green lawn. There to grow—some great, some mean; There to be heard, there to be seen; Like this flower we Seniors are Soon like the seeds to be scattered afar. We ll grow in the light of this world, we will find. Yet always remember the realm left behind. The old ‘‘Alma Mater we ll never forget, As the symbol of age—the sun—starts to set. We may now seem to think there’s naught more to know; But as we grow older, we ll find that's not so; As the years fly by we can only just guess, That the older we ore. we know so much less. Richard A. Stampfle Pag© Nin©