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

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For Jim No words of praise in prose or poem Could quite express our love For Jim, who's gone to his abode In heaven's land above. Although he went so suddenly And we still question why, And though we who loved him dearly Did not get to say, Good-bye ; He's being spared much earthly strife. But still our hearts are grieved For Jizzle gave much more to life Than he, himself, received. Fond mem'ry has a golden lock Each one of us may keep; Death has not been victorious For Jim is just asleeo. And somewhere beyond the sunset Where life's harsh problems cease, God holds the keys to Memory And Jizzle is at peace. Wanda C. Hilyer James A. Gatesman 1952-1973

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Class of 1975 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The language of friendship is not only the serious things like, understanding, and giving. It is also the laughter shared among people. . . among friends. Through the last twelve years as a class it is the laughter that has gotten us by, brought us closer, and made us a class. As we go our separate ways, we'll remember many things. But it's the laughter we will remember, whenever we remem- ber . . . the way we were. Class of '75 V J