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

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MARY LOU DISTLER Daphne--nymph who cherished freedom Abate, fair fugitive, abate thy speed, With kind regard a panting lover view, Less swiftly fly, less swiftly I'll pursue. WALTER DISTLER Pbaeton-driver of the ran chariot The palsied universe lay mute and still When Phaeton, so poets sing, drove Through heaven's affrighted signs, The sun's chariot. ALBERT ERICH Pan- god of nature Under the cooling shadow of a stately elm, Close by sat Pan by a goodly river's side, Where gliding streams the rock did overwhelm, A lonely place, with pleasure dignified. YVONNE EYNON Iris-godderr of the rainbow Like fiery clouds, that flush with ruddy glare, Or Iris, gliding through the purple air, When freely flowing her dazzling mantle flows And 'gainst the sun in arching colors glows. NANCY FORD Galatea-:tatae loved by Pygmalion As once with prayers in passion flowing, Pygmalion embraced the stone, Till, from the frozen marble glowing, The light of feeling o'er him shone! MARY JO FOX Echo-nymph fond of talking But her voice is still living immortal, The same you have frequently heard In your rambles in valleys and forests, Repeating your ultimate word. JAMES FOX Neplane - god of the rea Neptune, the mighty marine god, I sing, Earth's mover, and the fruitless ocean's king. DENNIS FRITZ Somnur - god of rleep Deep in a cavern dwells the drowsy godg Whose gloomy mansion nor the rising sun, Nor setting, visits. nor the lightsome noon. Dismiss thy fears, and turn thy beauteous head,

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LORETTA ANDERSON Chee-the enclmntreyy Who knows not Circe, Daughter of the Sun? Whose charmed cup Whoever tasted, became an enchanted one. JANET ANZINGER Lima-goddeu of the moon Then, as the full orb poised upon the peak, There came a lovely vision of a maid, Who seemed to step as from a golden car Out of the low-hung moon. BEVERLY BANKOVIC Thulin - goddess 0 f wi! Haste thee goddess, and bring with thee jest, and youthful Jollityf' DENNIS BAUER Cupid-god of love Teacher of strange ways is love, That knavish boy, maker of mischief. ANNE BENSON Pfyclae-goddess of the foul That butterfly, mysterious trinket Means the soul, Cthough few would think it,D When sparkling thus on brow so white Tells us we've Psyche here to-night, STEVEN BERMAN Man - god of war Infant Mars, where Thracia's mountains rose Ress'd with his hardy limbs the incrusted snows THOMAS CONNORS Momuf-god of wit The god of wit to show his grudge, Clapt asses' eats upon the judge, A goodly pair erect and wide, Which he could neither gild nor hide. JOHN DIEBEL Glaucm - the fisherman The fisherman droppeth his net in the stream, And a hundred streams are the same as oneg The net of the fisher the burden breaks, And what it it all. when all ie Anne?

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JOHN GAFFEY Ganymede - heaatifnl yoalh And godlil-te Ganymede, most beautiful Of men, the gods beheld and caught him up To heaven, so beautiful was he, to pour The wine of Jove, and ever dwell with them, RALPH GARVELLI Orpheaf - celehrated marician 'In deep still woods upon the Thracian mountains Orpheus with his singing lyre led the trees, Led the wild beasts of the wilderness. THOMAS HASSELMAN Philemon- welcomed all to hir hamhle ahode And as I sat, over the light blue hills There came a noise of revelersg the rills Into the wide stream became of purple hue- 'Twas Philemon and his Crew! FERN HEFFNER Hestia- godderr of the family hearth Hestia, in all dwellings of men and immortals Yours is the highest honor, the sweet wine Offered first and last at the feast, Poured out to you duly. BETTY LOU HEIBERGER Venai - godden of love and heaazy The beautiful is borng and sea and earth May well revere the hour of that mystical birth! NORMAN HEIBERGER Paris - Trojan who foaght with Menelaar Paris bids the Trojans and Greeks lay down Their shining arms upon the teeming earth, And he and Menelaus will strive in combat, Between the hosts, for Helen and her wealth. FRANCIS HERZING Ulyyref - wily Greek warrior Son of Laertes, reared in Ithaca, That rugged isle, and skilled in every form Of shrewd device and action wisely planned. MARLENE HOFFMAN Minerva - goddeyr of wirdom Minerva, that which you will to do or say Seems wisest virtousest, discreetest, best.