Linesville Conneaut Summit High School - Zenith Yearbook (Linesville, PA)

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Only Memories Remember your first day My, but weren't you proud Up in seventh heaven Floating on a cloud? But soon the days grew weary And the hours grew so long And everything that happened Seemed to be so wrong. Remember those hours of study Which seemed to be such strife But someday you'll look back and say They were the best years of my life. But now you're growing older And school is almost through And all those precious dreams you've had Are waiting to come true. But soon as time has passed you by And memories fill your mind You think of your classmates, friends and pals Whom someday you shall find. Kathy Stevenson Students are reminded that gum chewing in school is pro- hibited. If after a waming a student is apprehended chewing gum, he will be suspended for three days.

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Teachers and students are reminded that dismissal is at 3:24. Yesterday some students were in the upstairs hall with their jackets on during the last part of the seventh period. This situation must be corrected immediately. uni TIME Time is marked by the ticking of a clock. Ages march on full of misery, woe, and mock. The lonely clock witnesses all of this, And wonders why the world cannot find eternal bliss. The clock has seen famines and war. It has seen more than any human could possibly endure. But still time ticks on, recording every minute of every hour of every day, When and where it will end, one would not be licensed t By Jo Ann Hays al'