Central Catholic High School - Vigil Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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Robert Schirack He dresses well, he dances well; we all think he's simply swell. Joyce Schoeppner Marie Schopp Catherine Schott Trim, pert, and ever alert. A spirited dark-haired lass Out of those blue eyes peeks spiced with mischief. a bit of mischief. Eugene Schott Life is indeed a trial. Josette Schweitzer Forever up to something. Skating fan. Judith Seifert She has two eyes so soft and brown . . . take care! Judith Seikel When you have anything to do, do it. James Selig Rosemarie Shrum Pure sincerity is a treasured She carries sunshine where she virtue. goes . . . a darling human rose.

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Wanda Ricker Nancy Risher True love would soar as high No wealth is like a peaceful as heaven is mind. Teresa Roberson She moves as softly through the world as any whispered prayer William Roden Rock-a-billy down by the ringside. A model of dignity, simplicity, and truth. Patricia Ryan The will to follow . . . the art to lead” O. S. U. fan. Edith Sarver Pleasant disposition, quiet but true. Edie. Maurice Schandel Be silent and you will always be safe. Lawrence Scheetz Margaret Schiffer What is this madness? An artist is a rare and won- drous creature. Margie.

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Miriam Sibila If she can’t make you laugh, you are sad indeed. Millie.” George Siglemier good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Paul Singhaus He’s tall, dark, and handsome —what more can you ask? Pat.” Barbara Snyder Generally speaking, she’s generally speaking. James Snyder Don't take this world seriously —you’ll never get out alive! Snew” Peter Staken A boy with a willing hand and a ready smile. Clarice Stone Friendship is love without his wings. Judith Stone Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Patricia Svoboda Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Joan Swartz The little cares that fretted me, I lost them yesterday.