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

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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

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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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5 Www Often sophomores attract little attention hecause they have out- grown the green ways of freshies but are not yet a part of the activi- ties of upperclassmen, But not this group! A new dignity has come to- them. Theirs is the voice of experience. For by active participation in the affairs of school life, they have won recognition in the high school world. Here are presented the sophomore honor students: Frances Gen- sheinier, Roger Kittle, Barbara Roemer, Evelyn Spargo, Jane W'ebh and joan XVillen. First Row: R. Knue, B, Conner, M. Benning, P. Coghill, M. Knue, V. Anderson, K. Brady. Second Row: M. Kraus, H. jones, N. Border, J. Honchell, F. Gensheimer, R. Gardewing, ll. Cutter, I. Hafenhritle. t Third Row: R. Kittle, -I. McAdams, M. Knippenherg, NY. Caldwell, J. Billington. R. Gray, K. Fox, H. Cohen, H. Lloyd. Fourth Row: li. Banschbach, L. Brunner, F. .-Xrmbruster, G. Bonfer, I.. Holdcraft. li. Gribhen, J. Harrison, D. Corns, G. Bryant, R. Cooley, J. Eckstein, C. Faulkner.