Clarion Limestone High School - Panorama Yearbook (Strattanville, PA)

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Karen Cummings Charm is a glow within a woman which casts a most lim-omiiig light on othc-rs. Terry Cummings llm- muh' is a Weill-inacic man who has a grind dvtcrinina- tion. Patricia Coull A smih- always makcs the day svn-in hrightcr. Virginia Crooks Any fulfilhncnt is a bondagc It ch'ix'cs us to a higher ful iilhnvnt. Vanlicr Curll Sonic- arc horn great. Some achicvc greatness. W. Dennis Edwards All thc world is odd save thvv and mc and oven thou art a littlv odd.

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Cathy Clark llc that loscth wcaltli, losctli ninclig lic that losctli fricnds, losctli inorcg but lic that lost-th his spirit losotli all. Martha Clark Une of the bust things 21 per- son can liavc is kindncss. Victoria Cookson Humble love, and not proud scicncc, keeps tlic door to liczlvcn. Donald Corbett It's great to llc grcut, grcutcr to lx- lnnnun. but In -ie'!v,s IHITICS Clinger Our chic-f wisdom consists in knowing our follies and faults. that wc may correct tlicm. Sarah Clingcr Coocl lnnnor is the licultli of tht- sonlg sadness is its poison.

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Barbara Eshbau gh Life is like an onion. You peel it oft one layer at a time and sometimes you Weep. Kenneth Eshhaugh Live to explain thy doctrine by thy life. Arthur Frampton lt was fun to he a hoy when all you had to be was good- not superior. VVilliam Carris Indeed, a friend is IICYCI known till a man has need. 273 Bridget Flanagan There is no language like the Irish for soothing and quiet- ing. Its a fact! William Fleeger The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. w