East Hampton High School - Oracle Yearbook (East Hampton, CT)

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?5Wf't-fgg 'Y 74 FOREVER GRETCHEL SCHAEFER Soft peace she brrngs wherever she arrrves She burlds our quret s she forms our lives Lays the rough paths of peevrsh Nature even Ano opens IU each heart a lrttle Heaven EDWARD ERNEST SCHULER That best portron of a good man s Irfe Hrs lrttle thoughtful remembered acts Of krrtdness and of love JOANNE CELIA SIBLEY I must say that thou Wert tue I say that thou wert farr And they that frrendly face who vrevv They wrll not sk If truth be there HARRTET ELIZABETH SMITH A frrend help wanted genteel and refrned Oblrgrng and cheerful rndustrrous and krnd

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THE MEMORIES WE HOLD WILL LAST AND LAST JOHN FRANCIS RANKL There are two thrngs to am at n lute fl st to get what y u want nd after that to enloy Lt Only the wnsest of rnanklnd achleve the second WLLLLAM HALL ROBERT That man IS gre t and he alone Who serves a greatness not hls own For nelther pralse nor pelf Content to know and be unknown Whole an hnmself BEVERLY FRANCES RLJDOLPH I saw sax honest servlng men They taught me all l knew Theur names are What and Why and When And How and Where and Who GEORGE EDWARD SANDIN Success shall be Ln thy courses tall Success Ln thyself whnch as best of all Success IH thy hand success Ln the foot In struggle wuth mar Ln battle wuth brute CT'

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OUR FRIENDS WE WILL REMEMBER ERNEST RICHARD SPENCER On wmgs of deeds the soul must moun Wheft we are summoned from a ar Ourselves and not our words wtll count Not what we saId but what we are ROBERTA ANN SPRAGUE Her Ivory hands on the Ivory keys Strayed In a fItfuI fantasy Ltke the SIlV8Y gleam when the poplar trees Rustle thelr pale leaves hstlessly CAROLYN MAE TAYLOR Beauty IS certamly a soft smooth slIppery thang and there fore of a nature whlch easIIy sltps IU and permeates our souls And I further add that the good IS the beauhful MARY JULIA TOOHEY Yes we must ever be fnends and of all who offer you fnend shIp Let me be ever the fIrst the truest the nearest and dearest'