Adams Summerhill High School - Mirage Yearbook (Sidman, PA)

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SENIORS = , .fv Mary Jo Haberl One may be better than his reputation; but never better than his principles. Mary Ham an What other s say of me matters little; what I myself say and do, matters much. Kenneth Haney Some minds are like concrete- all mixed up and permanently set. r, ii David Harr To get a clock started, first you must wind it. Regina Hartshorn To be a good leader, first you must follow. Robert Hocevar A wise man ' s day is worth a fool ' s life. J

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fM4 SENIORS iB 1 ' ' ' Arthur Gaunt All ' s well- that ends well; still the finish is the crown. Ronald Garanich Learning today, leading to- morrow. Lorraine George Reputation is what men and people think of us; character is what God and Angels know of us. Clara Glovany I have no parting sigh to give; so take my parting smile. Dorothy Gillman It is be 1 1 e r to begin at the Dottom and work up than to Degin in the middle and stay here. Irvin Gramling Quietness of person is lost to society, but finds admiration. I tosi Si jRi5?x? :a3s;i!»s?asp y : Q3 ?iK»3»S3 i»cr-rjc; - ' ' s rv- -.i. r - ' JrsrKatjHorr-w!!

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. } SENIORS rS Janet Hodge ' A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Carole Hoffman It ' s the little things that annoy us; you can sit on a mountain but not on a tack. Dennis Houghton The man who rolls up his sleeves seldom loses his shirt. Alexander Hynds Be not merely good; be good for something. ,r Eileen Hudak It is be 1 1 e r to have loved a short man than to have loved a ' tall. Judith Johnson It is not how much we have; but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. SC 5:;caSjC sS ii ceri - ia ti?S£ftt !i;5fii TrjiU9- . -s--5:- '