Berlin Heights High School - Echo Yearbook (Berlin Heights, OH)

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ll THE ERIE ECHO Milan The Maroon and Gray Milan YOUTH Olaf the joy Ot' young Ideas painted on the mind. In the warm glowing coltmurs lfnnev spread-.. On Subjects not yet known. when .ill is new. And all is lovelvf' lQl.l,llN BAR'IiOXX'fPresident Minh admit me of thy crew. To live with her and live with thee In unreproved plensures free. VAUGHN Mll,l,IlR-Vice President Persuasive speech and mnre persuxisive sighs. Silence that spoke and eloquence of evesf' MlIRI.li MASONfSCCfCI.1fl' and Treasurer The rising! hlushes, which her cheek der spread, Are opening roses in the lilies hed, l.UClCI.lI lTll.KlNS Yet graceful ease and sweetness void of pride, Might hide her faults it helles had faults to hide. l XVAI ,TER WHCOX ' XX'l1.1t is heqoming is Honest. .ind wh.itei'er is llonest inu,i then 3 fore he heemningf' ' DONALD THAYIZR A little nonsense now and then, ls relished hs' the hest of men. MABEI, LOCKXVOOD Gentle of speech. henitieient of mind. I CLEOTA SCHNELI. Humility. that low sweet rnnt. i h From which all heavenly virtues shoot, Y CARI. HISSONG i 1 There is an hour in each Mans life Appointed 1 To make his happiness. if then he seize it.

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THE ERIE ECHO 13 IOHN SlTll,lNG 'l'hei' that govern most make least noise. MARY NlClil2l.S A winged Heart adds feather to the heel. Anti nukes the henrer .1 winged fklerettrvf' MARY XVII l,lAMS 'l'rtte goodness is like the glow-wuriu in this. thnt it shines must when no eves except those of heaven Are upon it. JOHN XX'l2ll,N.-'NU Once to every m.tn .ind nation comes the moment to tleeitle, ln the strife of 'l'ruth with l5.ilsel'ioml. for the good or evil sialef lRVlN Ol ll,lilklrkCl'll:R 'llnppv nm l: frtuu enre free. Xk'hy ,tren't they .ill euntentetl like me, ' l3l,ANCHl2 l.Al3lNl2 'l'hey serve God well. ' XVhu serve His creatures. lllFl.l2N BURKE . Beauty, like wit. to judges should he sliown1 Both .ire most valued where they are most known. lfl.l,SXVOR'l'H Ml2'l'Zl,lTR The greatest Truths .ire the simplest: so ire the grentest men. AMY SAYl.l2S A cheerful temper ioinetl with innocence, makes lwenuty .HIIJC tive, knowledge delightful .ind wit Q.1OULl-l'l.1llll'CLl.'l lQl,lZABlI'l'l'l MYERS Disguise our bondage as we will 'Tis woman, woman rules us still.