Sayre High School - Sayrenade Yearbook (Sayre, PA)

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MANY TIMES OF TRIAL AUDREY LEE GOBLE Busy and cheerful with a friendly face. MICHELINA E. GREGORI She is fashioned fine and true, with rays of sunshine gleaming through. PHYLLIS .IEAN HARRIS Her kindness is as inevitable as the force of gravitation CAROLYN M. HARSHBARGER Her schoolgirl complexion-the pinlr of perfection. RICHARD HARTUNG l will awake one morning and find myself famous. EVA OTELIA HOTALEN She's as good as she is fair. ROGER HOUGHTALEN Nothing is impossible to a willing mind. BARBARA J. HUBISH Her eyes are too wide to be innocent. JOHN ANTHONY HUTSICK l'm a handsome man, but l'm a gay deceiver.

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?Y7,Y KNOWLEDGE GAINED AT LAST BARBARA ANN COCCAGNIA Gentle as the flicker of candlelight. ELAINE JOYCE COLE Light and bright in so many ways. LARRY COLE My name is Cole, but I'm living the life of Riley iust the same CARL COMSTOCK Why should the devil have all the good times? FREDERICK C. DANIELS I am bigger than anything thot can happen to me. HARRY DeKAY I'm strong, willing and eager, and able to pull my own share. NANCY ANN DeKAY True as the needle to the pole or as the dial to the sun. ROBERT G. DILTZ Let me have wine, women, mirth and laughter- sermons and soda-water the day after. MAURICE FARRELL A woman is but a woman, but a good cigor is a smoke.

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LOTS OF WORK AND FUN JOANN JOYCE JOHNSON Her voice is ever soft and gentle. ARLENE SUE KAPLAN Clothes for her are like paint for an artist. SHIRLEY JEAN KEENE I've been dying for twelve years, and now I'm going to live. DORIS JEAN KEPNER She exercises the luxury of doing good. JEAN ANN KNOWLES Born with a sense of laughter. MARY LOU KROTZER I never dare to act as funny as I am. MARLENE JOAN LATTIMER I shall laugh myself to death. PATRICIA ANNE LEAHY I don't need these glasses except for seeing- and they're cheaper than buying a dog J. ALAN LITTLE There is more to life than increasing its speed.