East Forest High School - Marien Yearbook (Marienville, PA)

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To Our Friend: Here we are at the end of our Senior year. It's hard to realize that our years of education at East Forest are nearly finished; that it is time for us to say our thank-you's and leave. We all especially want to thank you. Not just because you've been our home room teacher for the past three years, but because of the many things you have done for us. In class you taught us grammar, introduced us to literature, and showed us how to express ourselves in compositions and speeches. Out of class you advised us on many things-the prom, the dances, our projects and our problems. Your best characteristic has always been your ability to listen. We always knew that no matter how we felt about something you were willing to listen and give us your frank opinion. You have treated us as real people with thoughts and feelings-not as your infer- iors. You have made us feel we were important and that our ideas were worth listening to. You have laughed with, and talked with us, fought with us and fought against us. In general, you have been our friend. And so with sincere gratitude we thank you Mr Kemble. Sincerely, The Class of 1972

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BUS DRIVER Mrs. Evelyn Parett, Mrs. Whitton, Mr. Ed Zimmerman, Rev. Ray Brosius, Mr. Bob HiIyer, Mr. Rodney Henke, Mr. Don Cochran. CAFETERIA STAFF Mary Jane Tempest, Laura Belle Gesin, Elmira Whitton

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Colour bty World Your world is a canvas. Every happening adds color and depth. Each day must be colored in by you. Nothing is too insignificant. The picture is your life, what you will be remembered for. Because all too soon the color fades, and then no longer exists. But as for today, Colour My World....