Fairview High School - Paw Paw Yearbook (Fairview, WV)

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THE PA WPAW as X ss will X X CEFII, UIci:ANiAi4. And still they grazed, and still the wonder grew That une small head could carry all he knew. GRAM: Metfov. Behavior is a lllll'l'Ul' in whit-h everyone shows his image.--Goethe. Ili-:mi-im' Home. Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice. -Sliakespeare, Przmu, Yimrsicii. llnw far llat little candle tlirows its heaml So shines a gxzmorl rleecl in a Illllljlllty world. -Sliakespeare. TRUMAN CLAYTUN. l may command where I adore! Why she may command mel I serve herg l.m'ena is my lacly. Dems HAUr:H'r. Still waters run deep. Howfmn HAUGHT. lVlii'th, with thee I mean to live.--Milton. VI-IRA l.UTON. A perfect woman, nohly planned, To warn, emm11'm't, and eummaml. -VVaflsw0rth a i 29 1-g-Wa-W-

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X E E THE PAWPAW X 3 X VVIIYLIAM Fox. Behold the child, liy NZltU!'l',S kindly law, Pleased with a rattle, ticked with zi straw, Seine livelier playthings give his youth delipght A little louder, but as empty quite. -Pope. MARTHA lVlITCHI-ILL. It is easy enough to be pleasant YVhen life flows along like 21 songg But the girl worth while ls the one who van smile When everything goes dead Wrong. WILLIAM N1l1.I.EIi. You heat your pate, and fziney wit will come Knvek as you please, thel'e's nobody home. -Pope MAMQARET BARR. A light, l'UZll'l, lives long'.---Shakespeare. Znl.I,A Mvlii nov. Whenee is thy learning? Ilzith thy l. il 0'er hooks consumed the niidnigfit oil? Afluy Joi-1 BUzzY. And if I laugh at any mortal thing, 'Tis that I may not weep. -Byron ERCYI, Rou1NsoN. Blue were her eyes as the fairy flax, Her cheeks like the dawn of day. -v-lifHlj1'i'l'lll.'J LAWRENCE Rusn. Stine hae meat and ezinnu tat, And some would eat that want ity But we hae meat, and we can cat, Sac let the Lord he thankit. fBurns 5 l ----1 ze 1---.-H

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X X E5 Who chooses me shall get as much as he de- serves..-Shakespeare. MYRTLP1 HAUGHT. CHLUI-I HAUGHT. Who chooses me must give and hazard all he hath.-Shakespeare. LESTER HAUGHT M1-:mn WA1.1.s. He that is slow to :meer is better tfzm thc mighty. He is extremely well versed in all the little handicrafts of an idle man. MARY COONTZ. If a task is once begun MARY f1,gmw1,1,, Never leave it till it's done. Be the labor great or small - Her voice is ever' soft, gentle, and lowg an ex- D0 lt Well OT fmt at all- eellent thing in womanf--Sliakespeare. ARNETT CUNNINGHAM. I WrL1.Is SHUMAN. The glass of fashion and the n'.oulrl of form. l h . -Shakespeare, This fellow is wise enough to pay the fool. X , 4.L,,e-l 30 1.,,- THE PAWPAW gy, gg X