Somerset Area High School - Eaglet Yearbook (Somerset, PA)

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NIISCIIIEYUIIS, NIQYII 0P'I'lMlSTl1Z CHARLES NORRIS Charlie ROBERT REVELLO Ciny It' takes a Wise man to discover Notre Dame! Notre Dame! a wise man. Notre Dame! ROWENA PETREA Pete MAUREEN RILEY Sally and had a lace like a blessing. Then she will talk--good heavens! how she will talk. BARBARA PFROGNER F at ALVIN Ross Posey There is no great genius without a He rose to fame and glory. mixture of madness. MIKE PLASO Mike IOHN RosE Scotchie He's on the war-path. Delay always heeds danger. CHARLES PYLE Charlie KATHLEEN RorA Katie Ah, why should life all labor be. I will maintain it before the whole Wor1d. PATRICIA REDDEN Patsy MERLE SALER - Saler A true poem is a poet's mind. Nothing succeeds like success. NORRIS, C. PE'rRsA, R. PFROGNRR, B. PLAso, M. PYLE, C. REDDEN, P REVELLO, R. RILEY, M. Ross, A. Ross, I. ROTA, K. SALER, M.

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MILLER, C, MILLER, G, MILLER, L, MILLER, P. MILLER, R. MILLER, T MILLER, W. MONTGOMERY, R. Monocco, V. MOYER, I. MOYSENKA, A, NAIR, M. JUYUIIS. KIND. l,IKliABl,l'i CLYDE MILLER C1y WILLADENE MILLER Willie 'Tis good-will makes intelligence. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. GEORGE MILLER Eagle Beck RUBY MONTGOMERY Gump I am just going to leap into the dark. The very flower of youth. LEROY MILLER Lee VIOLA Monocco Googs As many men, so many minds, every Variety is the very spice of life. one his own way. PAULINE MILLER Polly IANET MOYER Ian Little said is the soonest mended. Let things be done decently and in order. RUTH MILLER Ruthie ANNA MOYENKA Stinky Life is a long lesson of humi1ity. As the saying is, I have got a wolf by the ears. THELMA MILLER The1m MARY NAIR Shorty Yesterday, today, and forever. I will follow him through thick and thin. 0 '1- ii -

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MARGARET SARVRR Maggie I hate nobodyg I am in charity with the world. FREDA SAYLOR Pee Wee Tell that to the marines, the sailors won't believe it. MARY SCHMUCKRR 'Butch It is not best to swap horses while crossing a stream. PHYLLIS SCHRAM Phil Laugh and the world laughs with you. l CAREY SCHROCK Carey The greatest man may ask a foolish quesiton now and then. LAURA SCHROCK Schrocky Horses-My life, my hope, my love, my joy. GUY SRCHLRR . Guy The mildest manners with the bravest mind. MAXINE SRCHLRR Max Sensible people find nothing useless. MARY SHAULIS Chuch Time hath a taming hand. . MAXINE SHAULIS Iohnnie There's nothing like being used to a thing. BAARY SHOAFF UShocHeH i Man, false man, smiling, destructive man. i ' SARVRR, M. H H 1 SCHMUCKER, M. DAVID SIMPSON Dove A SCHROCK, C, As a wit, if not the first, in the very SECHLER' G- . , ,, t SHAULIS, M. first line. 3 SHOM-F, M, SAYLOR, SCHRAM, Sci-mocx, SECHLER, SHAULIS, Simpson, t:JSSg-QUT