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

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,,, -..,,..-7 ,... ,.,......1 LAWRENCEBURG CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL H. P. HARIU50N, Superintendent may 27 s- 1953 The Senior Class Lawrenceburg Consolidated High School Lawrenceburg , Indiana Dear Seniors: t To the members of the graduating class of 1953 may I now offer my congra u- lations upon the attainment of another of the steps upward on the ladder of pre- paration for living. I During your high school life you have given thought to many of the perplex- ing human problems-the principles of living, conscience, philosophy, and relig- ion. These are fundamental issues which every adult must face, and face squarely. The mature person does not shy away from fundamental issues. Your education should enable you to better think them through and work out better answers and to arrive at the best solution. We in America share a common philosophy. We believe in democracy for the l hilosophy? What tenets shall we live by? future. What constitutes- this socia o ' li ve in the worth of every individual. We shall respect this individual 'Le be e for what he is, inherently, as an individual. that progress follows utilisation of We respect human differences believing those differences. We believe in equality of opportunities. ' ' in the We believe that every person has the capacity to grow. we believe ower of intelligence. 'Ne shall put our faith in human personality. P his otentialities, that he We believe that man has just begun to explore p ' ties and that he can attain new levels of can organize and build just socie , economic and social democracy. If these are fair statements of a democratic philosophy to Whi-Ch you sub- scribe, I offer you the challenge to, in your life ahead, go beyond mere lip ser- ly them in local, state, national, vice, translate words into action, and to app tional affairs. It is a task to which every person who has faith and in interns in the democratic creed must set himself. V yours , I H . P.. Harrison Superintendent HPHfvmc L,

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i I Nir. H. P. Harrison Superintendent ri Mr, Seibert Mr. Fox President Secretary YY N ADMINSTRATIUN Mr. Keller Mr. Dils Past President Treasurer Member Emeritus 1 mn Mr. Klepper Mr. Kirsch Mr. Houston Mr. Erter

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Brice Rumble, BS Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry Elizabeth Wagner, BS History, Civics, Safe- ty, Health, Physical Education, Economics james, R. Callen, BS, Industrial Arts im, Elizabeth Lambeclc, BS MS Library Sc., Art' i if 1' , 'EQ' H ,mi i v 7,u.vl-Zl4M.,o-J. Neill Knue, BS MA, Latin, English BSM, English Mabel Huddleston, ' zo 1 K- c if K ' J' ii CL Xi Jerome Grei BS,En lish , Don Shofstall. AB 8 William O'Neill, MA Physical Education, Health, Safety, Driv- er's Education, Foot- ball Coach English, Journalism, L Hi News Sponsor, Annual Sponsor Gerald James, BME Vocal Music 9'