Lanphier High School - Lan Hi Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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A r ' C A .bolt ,N 1. . ' l It's what you think LX W .Elf 7 go it that makes the world , Q wi W HW 5 .ff Pe - ,, M .Q aqyjry 1 ,J wg if seem bright or dull to ii ' N, llvl ,r Ji r fill! you. A painter paints l X ' ,lyk s lf, ft f .vi f ml lo 5: HJ ri. l . 1,4 17 . ' xf , , ,iv , 1 Vw 'N , , . V i H V' .alfutj f X xg 7 1 1 r with an artist's hand. He touches leaves with red and gold. He paints the sky with clouds on high. Ygku and I too with Smiles of gold can touch , 1 r f fx L4 ef n S4 ll Q V 9 Uv lx '51 E E WX KL JVM VV f LID! ll fa N ,l lim' A K l I U 'L V l N! w j 1 l ,W l l it M H.Vglfl'l no . Qfthe hearts of old. For AU: 1 ig 5 .Lslgxlf fyyu just a smile from you QU x My x 1 . ily today may make a gray V A Lily r wwf V17 ,QV day bright agam. L.B. 'Jig fl l 1 1 n, i 1 To be an artist at Lanphier, the 1979 Lan-Hi Staff felt that certain requisites had to be met. The tal- ent to smile had to be perfected, the ability to laugh and to create a friendly face was significant. On gloomy days, your sunshine filled eyes and openness painted many different colors around the school. The life in you brought out the special colors of everyone around. D.S. l M A ll . . X7 rx , ,i V, H. ,I A .A 2 1' ll W Q Q r- Q - WW if , -, U. 7 e J 1 QQ ' 1 N if-XX' nj, gl V N .1 .h ' ,fc AJ ly . lj . , A f . , m f ,' ' 1 . .1 A 'lr' X, X 'Q Q . '3i,J,-,v, I ljx Vx Y K 'J flxfs. ,' 'WW sw: XM X if 5 f J' 'E HIL, ' J cl gil f f ar fa A X 1 -X 1 Q65 H X .f e- A K or Q55 J 'Ek-wif . mil-1. 'gif l xr, w W 4 fr, 1-- gsm I. N 1' .f e Q J it . we K V I , . it ix RX M ft ,J V .ll X ' 7 ff Ku ,- . sq , ia L1 K . - e ' .94 ' f' 1 . if K, . 77 , if Ly Q is 'I N f- Z. . L in jmj gf-V ibgexxwjf gxifffg ,V i QM N ll AAILQ eff- amy? + 'te , 2 In J KX X ,J K WA ,, --fb K Zff,

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Lan-Hi chooses Ms. Bellamy We, as the Lan-I-Ii Staff of 1979, decided to dedicate this year's Lan-Hi to Ms. Helen Bellamy. A graduate from Southern Illinois Uni- versity in Carbondale, she taught at George Washington Junior High before COIIllIlg to Lanphier. Ms. Bellamy came to Lanphier eleven years ago and advised the school newspaper. For the latter tive years, she advised the Quill and Scroll Society. t Her bright enthusiasm and friendly smile certainly painted bright colors on each of our days.