Marion High School - Echoes Yearbook (Marion, MI)

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MIKE FEWLESS The world belongs to the Somh ay enthusiast who keeps cool. PAM COLEMAN Don't find fault--find a Life 1S what you make remedy. Anybody can complain. BILL KNTTTER Life would be one de- lightful slide if we did not have to drag our sled up the hill.

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DAWN ALBERTS I have my books and my poetry to protect me ROSEMARY ALBERTS CHARLES BELL Love is a season and holi- They gay wine, woman, days like signposts mark and gong are the ruin of all the time. good men, so I'll stop sing- ing. BILL BIRD I'm dappled and drow sy and ready to sleep VIVIAN ASI-IBY 'I feel some k1nsh1p w t a people BRUCE BLEVINS SALLY ASI-IBY I try to be bashful but 'Llgten 130 the war the girls Won't let me FRANK BLOS SOM Spoon R1ver's calling me home CHARLENE BARBER JAMES DORAN 'I1:'s n1ce to be natmal, Undiscovered and alon when you re naturally until someone says DICE hello

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DAVID MARR I'm right, it's the rest of the world that's wrong. DICK MEYER Hello out there. DIANE GEYER NORNIAN MANEKE . , ,. All good men are dead chasm the Sun' and I ain't feelin' so good myself. GARY MCCRIMMON LOIS HARTLEY Time is but a stream I go Give me just a little more a-fishin' in. time. ELIZABETH IENEMA PAUL MILLER With all her kindness, one Wise men learn by other's must expect some mischief. harms, fools by there own. 15 JUDY HAMMING Be civil to all, sociable to many, familar with few, friend to one, ene- my to none. IOANNE JACKSON The great end of life is not knowledge but action.