Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

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Cubs' Philosophy Hunzinger, June . . . Happines is everything. Jackson, W'illiam . . . Have fun while you can. Jamieson, Gretchen . . . Laugh and the world laughs with you weep and you weep alone. Javens, Mildred. . , You get out of life only what you put into it Jetter, Margaret . . . Perfection can never be achieved. Jetter, R obert . . . Forgive and forget. Jewell, Maxine . . . Silenee is golden. Johanson, Margaret . . . Pardon is the virtue of victory. Johnson, fuln Johnson one Ann J. . .. The highest wisdom is continual cheer- ess. Homer . . . Life is the well-worn path on which every- walks for a short time. Johnson, Louise . . . Onward and upward. Johnson, Raymond . . . Endurance is patience concentrated. Johnson, Richard C. . . . Life is a dream of boundless moments. Johnson, Richard D .... One must carry his own responsibilities. Johnson, Robert , . . Life is one thing after another. Joy, George . . . Che Juliano, Theresa .. . erfulness makes things right. Life is a pudding full of plums. Kammer, Phyllis . . . Get the best out of life, and put your best into life. Kavinski, Katherine . . . The small courtesies sweeten life. Keller, Dorothy . . . Live and learn. Kiernan, keep Elaine . . . Life is mapped out like a football field: running and you'll reach the goal. Kirberger, Mildred . . . They can conquer who believe they can. Kiser, Ju nior . . . Never mix business and pleasure. Knight, Kenneth . . . Forget the things that go wrong. Krespan, Kuhre, A Lawrence . . . Shoulder your burdens cheerfully. rnella . . . Never worry what the day may bring: the sun will shine brighter tomorrow. Kuhre, Betty Jane . ,. A little neglect may breed mischief. Kuhre, Floyd , . . Life is as tedious as a twice-told tale. Kusio, George . . . Life is like a game of soccorg the ball must be kept moving. Landers , Floyd . . . All obstacles are not easily ovexcome. Lane, Geneva . . . You owe it to yourself to do your best. Langworthy. Marjorie . . . The best ability is aH'ability. Larsen, Richard . . . Do the duty which lies nearest you. Larsen, Robert H. . . . Virtue is its best reward. Larson, Byron . . . Keep smiling: the worst is yet to come. Larson, Nels . . . Life is like a bubble: when it rises, you rise, too. If it falls and hits too hard, the bubble and you are through. Lauffenberger, Georgia . . . Meet all the problems of life with a smile. Lavery, Joan . . . Don't joke about life: it is too importantg V. Lawson, Joyce . . . Do your best. W J Lee, Luci Lindberg, lle . . . Life is a mystery. l 'p JJ, D Y I -.. 5 -v 'XD Us Ruth . . . Life is full of pleasure. Lopez, Ann . . . Life is just one big comedy. ' ' Lorenz, Mary J. . . . Life is like going to the dentist-lots of jerks. Lucia, Peter . . , Push on: keep moving. Lueke, Ann . . . Happiness is fundamental. Lyle, Ells Mack, Ha Maraseo. M artin, Jean Mason, Leroy Massa. Jennie . . . Maze, Joyce worth . , . Make hay while the sun shines. rold . . . The good is the worst enemy of the best. Anthony . .. Don't let life worry you. . .. Life is a scheme of give and take. . . . Outdoor sports are the enjoyment of life. A light heart lives long. If you make a supreme effort, you will be rewarded. McCloskey, Lois . . . Life is like the ocean billowsg sometimes you are riding high and sometimes low. MeComas, Charlotte . . , ll' one smiles in the mirror of the world, it will answer him with a smile. lVIcComas, Donald . . . Mind faults: don't find them. S1 1

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Cubs' Philosophy Donovan. Richard . . . Life is a pleasant dream. Dunn, Elliott . . . A task without a vision is drudgery. Eaton, Alliene . . . Life is like an ice cream cone, If you don't lick it, it melts away. Ebel, Richard . .. Keep smiling. Eikenburyr, Kenneth . . . Time is precious. Ellburg, Hope . . . Kindness is wisdom. Engle, Robert . . . Life is full of school and homework. Evans, Robert . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Evans, Thomas . .. Oh, life is a series of good times. Ferrie, Rachel . . . Life is a bubble of happiness. Fischer, Ruth . . . A stitch in time saves nine. Flood, Ethel . . . You will not get anything out of life unless you nut somethina' into it. Fouch, Betty . . . Sincerity is the key to the portal of friendship. Fredericks, William . . . Truth is royal: kindness, kingly. Frick, Betty . . . Smile, and the world will be happy. Gebhardt, Helen . . . Live, and let live. Genge, William . . . Patience and time conquer all things. Gigliotti. Josephine . . . Life is monotony. Gillett, Marjorie . . . The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Gordon, Vera . . . Get the most out of everything. Gorman, Delores L. . . . Eat, drink and be merry. Gotto, James . . . Look on the bright side of life. : Graham, Leroy . . . Life is a barrel of fun. f Graziano, Theresa . . . A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Greenwald, Melvin . . . What's well worth doing is worth doing well. Gross, Alice .. . Happines is the supreme object of existence. Gross, John .. . You get out of life jut what you put into it. Grotzinger, Hudson . . . Life is but a thought. Think deeply! Groves, Betty Lou ... Do your best in everything. Gustafson, Lois . . . Life is full of laughter. Hammerbeclc, Raymond . . . The weather is uncertain, and so is life, Hanks, Helen . . . VVhat you don't know W0n't hurt you. Harris, Lucy . . . Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. rtnett, William . . . Undertakings should be finished. Hatch, Jeanette . . . Self-respect is the cornerstone of all virtues. Hause, Richard . . . Time and pains will do anything. Heald, Marian .. . Life is a bowl of cherries, which contain many pits. Heald. Phyllis . . . Life is like a mirror that reflects all we do: face your mirror with a smile, and it will smile at you. Heard, Jack . . . The way to succeed is to keep trying. Hedberg, Robert . . . Life is like a flight of stairs. Everyone must start at the bottom to reach the top. Hibner, Kathryn .. . Life is but a means to an end. Hinclerer, Dorothy It doesn't pay to be grouchy, and it doe-sn't cost any more to be pleasant. Hoffecker, Charles . . . Championship insures happiness. Hoffman, Albert . . . Life is a combination ol' pleasure and of seriousness. Hague, Doris . . . All grand thoughts come from the heart. Horsfield, Genevieve . . . Life is a great experiment. Horton, James . .. Think, for thinking is the main factor in learning. Hoskins, Mary Jane . . . The guard of virtue is labor, and ease is har sleep. Hottel, lietty . . . Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Huck, Donald . . . Happiness is fundamental. Huckabone, Virginia . . . Be prepared. Hudson, Howard . . . Better late than never. Huffman, Victor . . . Why worry about the future? It's the present that counts. Hulings, Aiida . . . Life is like an old shoe: all it needs is a -ittle polish. Hultman, Phillip . . . Hasten slowly. 50

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Cubs' Philosophy McComas, Patty . . . Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. McDonald, Richard . . . Rainbows come and go: so does life McLaughlin, Arlene . . . Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. McManus, Geraldine . . . Life is a mixture of everything. Mead, Joyce . . . Some work and much play constitute happi YISSS. Mead, Ray . . . As you sow, so shall you reap. Meade, Myretta . . . Get the most out life while young. Don worry about the future. Messner, Betty A. . . . Good taste is the flower of refinement Miller, Jack . . . Effort is rewarded by success. Miller, Richard . . . Be serious at the right time. Miller, Robert . . . There's a bright spot somewhere. Milway, Beverly . . . Look upon the world with a smile, ani it will smile upon you. Moll, Robert . . . Take it on the chin and like it. Montore, Joe . . . Life is more fun than work. Morell, Louis . . . Make use of your time. Munksgard, James . . . Work when you work, and play when you play. Murphy, Dennis sweet. Nelson, Junior . out. Nichols, Frank . Niederer, George Niedzialek, Mary Nielson. Anita . . . Munch, Betty . . . You make your own opportunities. Life is just a bowl of cherriesfsour and Put something in, and you'll get Gloom gains nothing. something Seriousness now brings happiness later Persistence gains results. Strive to conquer. Niver, Gail . . . Hard work makes smooth going. North, Richard . . . Let life take its own course. Nosel, George . . . Life is a jamboree. Notoro, Katherine . . . Life is too short. Olsen, Amil . . . Don't take serious matters too seriously. Pascuzzi, Ned . . . Take thinks seriously, especially now. Patchen, Keith . . . Life is OK: you can take it or leave it. Patchen, Kenneth more surprises Paterson, Margaret . . Peterson, Corynne Peterson. Deleeo winning. Peterson, Delores . . . Peterson, Frank . . . . . Life is full of unexpected happenings than a restaurant hash. . Life isn't bad if you make the most of it . . . Life is a scheme of health and happiness .. Fields are won by those who believe in Be kind and courteous at all times. . Never explain: your friends don't need and your enemies won't believe it anyway. Peterson, William . . . You can make life as you will. Petry, Helen . . . Efficiency pays. Phillips, George . . . Life is but a series of adventures. Plateroti, James . . . Hard work brings success. Pratz, Anthony . . . Practice makes perfect. Pratz, Marietta . . . The most utterly lost of all days is th it ln which you have not once laughed. Probst, Robert . . . Round and round life goes, where it stops nobody knows. Pusateri, Mary . . . Variety is the spice of life. Rapp, Anna . . . Ideas control the world. Rapp. Richard . . . Determination makes a good face. Reardon, Clifford . . . Settle your own problems, man. Regina, Anna . . Renne, Bruce . . . Ristau, Robert . Roberts, Dean . Roberts, Glenn . . . Rosrers, Harry . Rowland, Carter Rulander, Reeda . . . 52 Life is measured by deeds. Meet and overcome your obstacles. Don't worry. Take it easy. Life is a bumpy road. Things usually turn out all right. Life is not so bad. Look for th You're only young once. e best