Norton High School - Nortonian Yearbook (Norton, OH)

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GERALD REMMY All experience rs an arch to bmld upon V-sq. -5 J-XNIES SCH-XFFER The most manrfest srgn of xusdom rs contrnued cheerfulness JUDITH PARSONIS Or llght or dark or short or tall she sets a trap to snare them all BONNIE RADABALGH Every day should be spent bs us as rf rt were to be our last ROBERT RITYMAN A fool may talk but a wise man speaks JANIE RLCKM-KN Whatever doing at all ls worth domg well -X K' 4-111. fc-4 G-XRX SCARBROLGH To do a great rrght do a llttle wrong 33

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VIRGINIA MOELLER Her air her manners all who saw admired WESLEY MORRISON A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere Before him I may think aloud ANIITA MOINETTE Sensible kmd losing and giving the l1fe she lives is really worth hung ,W MARILU OBER She was as delicate and fa'r as moonlight. BETTISUE OBER Her ways are ways of pleasanmess, and her paths are paths of peace. 32 glib ANDREA NAGY Honor IS the reward of virtue DALE OLIVER To live in delight is ever his wish

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LINDA SCI-IEETZ Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired. RLTH ANN SCHOONOVER I breathed a song rnto the arr PORTIA SICKLE The force of her own ment makes her way JOANNE SEIBERLING XITIUC IS hke a preclous stone best plam set N41 ROGER SNIITH Fate trted to conceal hxm hs nam mg hlm Smlth 34 A CARL SMITH I would rather be e here than the second man rn mgton Q1-.- yfav, 05 LINDA SNIITH The heart IS llke a trollex aluass room for one more . v v - v f+.t 5? 1 t 4 T .Q . li gf --'- -' ' - , '- V- th fi. ' . El ' L: IA. . H - ' I ro , It ' A ' 4 - :-. ' ,V 39 I , 7 A fs ,A I' is' K - ' f .