Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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lxittl pwmemcfmq We 2 lfirst Roxy: l., Bethel, A. hlolmson, XY. llawson, B. Cook, bl. jnstis. Y, tiensheimer, gl, l tistrt I' cly . '. Kenne Second Roxy 1 -lagqgers, ll, lfster, 'lf Kntie, .X lientle, lf, lionclong. R. llayes, K. e, rl. l'oley. Third Row: I.. lloshax-,, lf Kern, R. Callan, J. liilh, ll. llannan. S. Batchelor, N. ilmonr, P. llarm lfourth Row: 7 Ull. XY. Fox, XY, Bennett, R. Beckett. J. Fletcher, ll. Frcelancl. lf. liraner, n liraner, N. Atkins, j. Calvert. Not Shown: R. Calvert, P. 'l'remain, M, Agner. Have ll coke ? How ahout a eancly har? This is the ery of the jolly juniors of l..C.H.S. When game time rolls arounrl, you will always timl their super-salesmen hard at work. XYith Don Hllllllllll as chairman of the selling committee, there have always heen eancly hars, potato chips and Goku-s for the thirsty. 'l'hi s year Marjorie Stryker. Mary XYeismiller. Rohert Callan and Larolyn Kern were our wisely chosen oflicers, who. according to our sp: 1 mnsors, Miss Cain, Miss Smith, Miss liertseh and Mr. Hoshaw. fiaye performerl their rluties well.

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MMG KVA N DA L. XVI I .LEN Annual Staff 43 GAA. l, 2, 43 Latin Club 2: History Club 43 Boosters' Club lg Commerce Club 4. DOROTHY J. WILSON Dramatics Club 53 li.A.A. Z3 History Club 2, 4: French Club l, Z: Boosters' Club l, ROBERT A. WOOD Choir 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 5, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4: Lettermeifs Club Z, 3, 4: History Club Z3 F.M.A. 4. COLl.liEN M. ZENUR Clioir 1, 2, 3, 45 tilee Club l, 2: Vanities Z3 Dramatics Club l, 23 Boosters' Cf zb lg Latin Club 23 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, VV.-XNIJ.-X E. ZINSER Band 1, 3, 43 Tri Hi-Y 3, 43 ILA..-X. 1, 2, 3, 45 Victory Corps Council 23 Boosters' Club 1. MIELVIN ARMHRUSTER Entered US. Army july 1945. K .YVHRYN C. ASH Boosters' Club lg Kilee Club l, 23 Commerce Club 4. JOHN S. l..XNllbl4XN linterecl C S. Navy August l945.

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Zfne Jfcufzcvm flfwcl' Qeaxz We have clone our share in athletics, too. Un the harclwoocl zunong the f11'SlI twelve we lincl Russell Freeland, john Fletcher, Robert lleelcett :mtl Chznles XhvZ11'lJl11'tO1l. Our May-time l.l1'Ul1l for the seniors' entertainment, usecl u theme from olnl Mexico, where gay and colorful cleeo-rations relleetecl the lives ol our neighbors to the south, In lllflllldllkb, too, we nlzule an excellent start, lor the class -play. Hfwlllb Rain or Shine, revealecl good clrzunutie talent. Me are proucl of the fuet that thirteen of our numlmer lllIlllllZl.l1lCIl :an honor average cluring their high school careers. Our eager pzwtieipution in all phases of school lifewserious, lmppy, .u11nornt1s-luls preparecl us to he lezlclers next year. lfirst Row: M. Stilef, M. XYeifmiller. J. Uney, B. XYZlI'llllI'lUll, VI. Smznshey, Y. Mlller. Second Row: Cl. Snelling, A, Vinson, XY. M. Taylor, M. Stryker. B. Luehte, M. Selleilxler, l'. Mefool. if. Third Row: lf. Morling, J. Macy, XY. Piepmeier, lf. Posey, li. Roush, ll. Klzlusinn. ones. J Fourth Row: P. Perrine, IJ. Mefann, C. Steuver, lf XYarl1urton, R, Ulcls, ,-X. l.overn. M.-...W 2