St Clairsville High School - Schi Schan Yearbook (St Clairsville, OH)

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MclYilliulus Mt-hnllis Merritt Milmlic B ltmtlispaw V , vvv J ti 'R CHARLES MCWILLIAMS ST. CLAIRSVLLLE ANTHONY Mu-IAUC MAYNARU Th t 11 ,url at hath a t ng: , I say, is no nmn, H , , , H A lt' :is ttzngue he calhnotewin u u'unizin. -Shakur He 'S the VNV Pme'aPPlc of Polneness- -Sh4'7 14 '- pcdiwc. MARY MEHALI-ls ST- C'-NRSV -'-E WILLIAM MOODISPAW Sr. CLA1ltsviLl.E l have heard of your paintings too, well encugh. - '-Mun delights not mc: no' no, woman eirhm- L.. SIIGICHSPUUVC- Shakespeare. JABIES MERRITT UNIONTOWN TD be honest as this worlcl goes, is to lic a man picked PHYLLIS MORGAN ST' CLAIRSVILLE out of ten thousund. --Shakespeare. BETTY JEAN MYERS Twenty-two For eloquence the soul, song charms the sense. - Milton. Sr. Cl.Amsv1LLE She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. --Suckling. MARY ELIZABETH NEY One is whom persuasion and heliet' ST. Cl.AmsvlLLE Had tepinecl into faith, and faith Become A passionate intuition. -Wt:rtl.rwo1zh. JULIA NICOLOZAKES FAutPoiNr Lit'e's xi jest, and all things show it. 4Gay. ESTH ER NICHOLSON Heart on her lips, soul within her eyes Moluusroww Soft as her clinic. sunny as her skies. LLard Byron,

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