St Marys Area High School - Bells Yearbook (St Marys, PA)

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3, 'TIT ---4' RONALD STANISH Variety is the spice of life: don'I Hy 0116, but Lry them all. EDW ARD S TOKER But, kids, a penny saved is a penny earnedl NANCY WAGNER Like most women, what she thinks she speaks. RICHARD WENDEL He who sitteth upon a tack-- yea! He shall rise! LARRY WHITEMAN Caesar was shortg Napoleon was shortg l'm not so tall myself. IANICE WICKETT Next to my head, I like my red hair best. 22 'Q 'vi' ttf 1-'bfi K. l ply. - x . I V . K P 1 f ,., .I . ,H A 1 ng, , 5 I LA X t A A -,' . k t it fi 11, ,. . kv

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4 n 'mm 12? , X, ,Wm A' RONALD SCHAEFER They say work never killed any0n6. but I swear it will be the death of me. SUZANNE SCHNEIDER Big things are usually found in small packages. DONALD SCOLARI It seems most people always look up to me. WAYNE SINGER He's truly a great fisherman, so they say, although most of his fish usually get away. CLIFFORD SNYDER Where there's fun there's Cliff. JOAN SNYDER One of the quietest of the class, you can't help but li ke this lass. lu Vis

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EDWIN WITTMAN a few things! DONALD woons 39' In the hands of some people, a little knowledge is a dangerous thing. This is the hour when life suffers a major change. We climb the first step of the ladder of life never to return to the simple happiness of childhood. The fruits of opportunity and experi- ence start on the upward flow to the brim of our earthly urn. This hour is one full of many emotions. Some leave this old era in joyg others, with tears of sentiment, ny to wash away a feeling of unhappiness as they look back through the mirrorof the past. With our footsteps directed forward to a new world of experiences, many of us cannot help but turn around for a minute and with a faraway look in our eyes recall with these words, I remember when .......... Now the lamp of learning lights our way along the pathways-- across the world--to eternity. Ann Crawford 23 I'm going to tell that Einstein r