Lancaster High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bluffton, IN)

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in + iel i e -5 RICHARD E. ELZEY Dick Success, here I corne. eniorfi JANE CALDWELL Janie ARTHUR THOMAS WIEBKE Tom Don't look at your past but always look forward, JAMES RICHARD ALLEN uhm.. Don't try dying, but die trying, If you're a friend in need, she's your friend indeed, VIVIAN DOUISE MARGARET RUNYON Viv There are two ways of spreading light, to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. A 5 LEON B. BYERLY ..Pud.. Cowards die many times before their death, the valiant never die but once. 1 I 1 ' T ...J

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Lo ing fo fke jufure OUR CLASS OFFICERS President David Eiler Vice-President Tom Wiebke Secretary Jane Caldwell Treasurer Marilyn Gerber Cfarki cilidfory In the fall of 194'7,four years ago all ofwhich have passed too quickly, Z9 good- looking and ambitious freshmen entered high school at Lancaster Central. They were Virginia Stotlar, Vivian Runyon, Dean Decker, Marilyn Gerber, Douglas Krauter, Johnny Bright, Richard Shady, Dale Heckley, Richard Elzey, Delores Shallenberger, Marjorie Brown, Carol Barger, John Meeks, Anthony Chrystler, Eddie Zirkle, Richard Gerber, Jack Bowen, Waldo Wolf, Arlene Anderson, Patty Wolf, Leon Byerly, Gerald Gerber, Christine Dubach, Ellen Feichter, Larry Shallen- berger, Kenneth Hamilton, John Hanni, Tom Wiebke, and Carolyn Williams. We had two class parties that year. One was a party at the school and the other a hayride. Our class officers were, Vivian Runyon, president, Arlene Anderson, vice-presidentg Tom Wiebke, secretary-treasurer, Carol Barger student councilrepresentative. Mr. Mugg was our class sponsor. I In the sophmore year the new students were George Bailey,Richard Close, Jim Allen and Naomi Harris The students who left the class were Richard Shady, Chris- tine Dubach, Jack Bowen, John Meeks, Delores and Larry Shallenberger. Our class officers were Leon Byerly, president, Richard Elzev, ViC6-President! Carolyn Williams, secretary-treasurer and Kenneth Hamilton, student council representative. We had one class party that year. Our class sponsor was Mrs. Troyer. V In the junoir year we gained two new students. They were Jane Caldwell, and David Eiler. The class lost Douglas Krauter, George Bailey, Johnny Bright, and Eddie Zirkle. Our class sponsors were Mrs. Troyer and Nlr. Hedges. We didn't have any parties. In the senior year we lost Virginia Stotlar. Eddie Zirkle joined the class and then left two months after school had started which left us with Z4 members. Our class officers were David Eiler, presidentg Tiom Wiebke, vice-president: Jane Caldwellfsecretaryg Marilyn Gerber,treasurer. Our studentcouncil members were Richard Elzey and Pat Wolf.

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eniorfi CAROLYN TEAN WILLIAMS Candy The first step toward success is the one you should try to make your best. le'1ARILYN LYNETTE GERBER , A A mg Alweysflaughing and full of fun, she is liked by everyone, RICHARD GENE GERBER Rich The more you play the less you know. The less you know the less you forget. The less you forget the more you know. GERALD LEON BERGER Gabby Do your best today and you don't have to worry about tomorrow. ALICE ARLENE ANDERSON mane.. Give me credit I always try hard, 6 DAVID RICHARD EILER Dave Always keep looking upward.