Lanier Township High School - Lanierian Yearbook (West Alexandria, OH)

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Instructors Arthur Beasley and Walter Campbell Veterans Vocational Agrmulture Class Edg ar Allen Alexander Bennett Adkxns Gerald Borts Merlln Brown Dwlght Cbffman George Eby joseph Eby Donald Flory Donald Gllbert Lawrence Keslmg Frank Klng Gerald M Miller Gerald W Miller Eugene Paxson A1v1n Roberts Myron Spahr Robert Stubbs Ralph Swxhart Richard Tuggle Charles Washzlngton Robert W11son Wendell Wllson Ralph Wogoman Lowell Wolfe Donald Yost The followmg are recexvmg Owen Unger dlplomas th1S yea Ronald Caplinger Vxctor Morris Fred P5I1Si-118 Harvey Yost Homer Wolverton,j Kenneth Miller Charles Booker George Bowman Frank Breedmg Dale Buckmgham Ronald Caplmger Paul E Crooks Carlton D1ll1on james R Guntle Frank V Keltner james A Klracofe Henry H Meyer Norr1s E Sears R1chard L Shock John E Srnlth john W Stephenson john Strlckland Ray Swank Marvm H Ulnch Paul S Unger Damel Kendal Darrell Keller Dale Campbell r under Army cred1t Earl Pontius Rayrnond C. Ratliff

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A LESSON IN SPELLING Every time I get to having some fun out of college life some person, or a reason able facsimile of sarne, taps me on the arm and whispers, You just keep laugh in Happy Lips just wait until exmns! I suppose they are trying to be kind but I have no desmre to look like the lead m Arsenic and Old Lace simply because of a few well aimed questions Rzght now I think I should tell you that exams are not to be feared Those th that stum stum fall around like a paper backed encyclopedia, not da-daring them selves to sp spe that as to say anything for fear they ll mechanically recxte Mil ton s Paradxse Lost or the Map Projection best suited to Greenland are absolute ly redic redi s1lly! Many s the time I ve heard of a case where a sutdent actually b ecalne ill fburpj excuse me over the thought of an exam. Th1s is sunply a mental comlition uarpj excuse me brought on by the rnmd and the nervous system and is wholly uncalled for fburpl! Always there xs the student who crarns for the big event only to discover that every sentence he starts he can t seem to See what I mean? But now to enhghten your warped mmds a few facts on sarne Retire to a secluded corner devoid of pep rallies, barroom chatter, 20 plece bands and the like Comfy? If so, begm to leaf through a few books reading lines aloud that strike your fancy and that vaguely resemble the subject on which you are to be tested Start to take notes, making sure to meznorize the questlons you tlunk the prof will ask on the exam fThis latter itern must be left to the ingenuity of the student as It stimulates thought and keeps me from answering a questxon which I don t know Now let me see, uh huh, I think I ve told you just about everything Wasn t so hard now Sport, was it? I ve gone through exarns before and I m still sane To revlew subtract Paradxse Lost from the hypotennse, use projectmn of the verb, to be, always mclude Henry III of New Zealand and conjugate the northern wmds to elirnmate any interference from Z1pp1ty Do Da Then. good gads I ve become so confused, I don t even know my own name SCHOUL DAYS Then the whlnmg school boy, w1th h1s satchel and slunlng morning face, creeping like a snazl unwxllmgly to school then suddenly h1s school lrfe IS over A new life hes ahead a new world to conquer Recollections of the school years are recalled as m a m1rx-or like panorama spread before the semor s eyes Incredxbly only twelve short years ago this year s semor be ' ' u .- I C- ' ll n I I U ll ' OO - , . First, list all subjects to which you have been exposed this past semester, gathering - ' . ? . . , .J o D . . o '