Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

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Above: Some siudents find nothing will ease their midwinter blues better than a hot pizza. Top Right: Grey skies and snow accompany an empty building Right: With up to two feet of snow, shorels replaced weights as body building tools. Mr. Ventura battles snow on a day off. •4P Opposite Pago, Top: Bah. Humbug'”? Sophomore Jenny Jordan takes a rather pessimistic holiday attitude peppermint slick in cheek of course. Opposite Page, Below: Varsity basketball player Matt Petty finds snow to be a good excuse for ignoring reading and writing but not working out 10 LHS Is Winter

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Fall Is Fair Day 9 I The 'Lucky Bucky' ball game is I my favorite. Jim Miller Left: .Jessica Ross rests on the Grandstand step®, indulging in Fair Fries. Below: What would the Fair be without your friends? Connie Henthorn and Cindy l amb stop in front of one of the game stands. Below Left: Chuck Cave, Tom Hillherry and -Jeff Young attempt to decide what stuffed animal they'd like to win. Below Rinhl: Teachers make it to the Fair too Mr. Buskirk starts his eating off with a piece of pizza.

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 « Win ter in 84-85 proved to be exceptional. From January 7 to February 20, Lancaster was stricken by unusually severe weather. The snow days — 9 to be exact — came to be a routine alternative to school. Twenty-five below, blizzard-like conditions, and wind chill entered our everyday vocabularies. Spring break was replaced by a one-week stretch of days off, and cabin fever became a disease not even sledding could cure. However, in betioeen the snow drifts, Gales flourished. Our boy's basketball team made it all the way to regional competition; intramurals provided fun and mid terms some mental gymnastics. March 21 saw us more than ready to shed the winter blahs, however! LHS Is Winter 111