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

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ROBERT MARSHALL PMZVUCZCJ-dC'Z'0lC'CZf1'i6'7lff of Acbillcr Give me the armor from your shoulders, I will wear thy mail and the Trojans At sight of me, thinking I am Achilles, May pause from fighting. GEORGE MAHOVLICH Jaton-youth who mplwecl tba golden fleece Exalting, Jason grasped the shining hide, His last of labors, and his envied pride. Slow from the groaning branch the fleece was rent ALLAN MEYERS Aarcfzlajvizzy -- goal o f meclicifze A gentle craftsman who drove pain away, Soother of cruel pangs, a ioy to men, Bringing them golden health. LEON OR MOH R Pax - goclclerr o f pence Peace o'er the world her olive wand extend, And white-rohed Innocence from heaven descend. SARA JEAN MOHR Diana - goolcierf of My and wood! By night heaven owns thy sway, By day the grove, when as lovely Diana, Here thou deign'st to rovef' PHYLLIS MORGAN Fortzma- zmdazmled goaideff of gcnerofity Of Fortuna, how undaunted she stands. On Olympus' shining bastions Her audacious foot she planted,- Such myths are told and songs are chanted. PAUL MOWRY Apollo - god of beauty Bright-haired Apollo! Thou who ever art A blessing to the world-whose mighty heart Forever pours out love, and light, and life. BONNILYN MC CLAIN Ariadne- princerr whore crown became nl Jim' And still her sign is seen in Heaven And 'midst the glittering symbols of the sky, The starry crown of Ariadne glides. -

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NANCY KEMMER Juno - godderr of marriage So, with decorum, all things carry'd, Juno frowned, and blush'd, and then Was - married. JOHN KNORR Aeolur -god of the wifzrlr Is there a tongue, like Aeolus o'er his cup, That runs for ages without winding up? Ah, do not fret nor shed your tears. His voice is pleasing to the ears. CLARA KRUG Azwom -g06ZZlC.l'.1' of the clazwz Courteous, though coy, and gentle, though Retired, the joy of youth and health her eyes Displayed, and ease of heart her every look convey'd.'i KATHLEEN KRUG Scmele - my and lovely' mtzizlwz For Semele was molded in the form Of Fleganceg the heauty of her race Shone in her forehead. GEORGE LAMB Arirm - flzffricirzvz Then was there heard a most celestial sound Of lively music which did ensue when Arion playedg and always unto him drew The cares and hearts of all that goodly crew. MARY LANZEL Flt1m- KQf1Cl,Lf!.'.l',l' of flozwwiir Sweet nymphs, soft voiced, and young and gay, ln woven hasliets brought flowers in array, To adorn the shrine of Flora in early May. RAYMCUND LECKER Daeclt1f11.r- ffzwfrzzzzccf arcbiiecl There lived and flourished long ago, In famous Athens toxin, One Daedalus, a craftsman of genius and renown. MELVIN LUHR Ariwefzfi'-kifzg of 'l'0e,i'i-aly who nafvnireai Apolloff maria Then Atlmetus, xx ho had pure taste for music divine. Decreed Apollos singing as not too had to hear between Cups of wine - and heing lolled into a sweet half sleep, Made Auollo Viceroy o'er his sheep.

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JAMES MC GOWAN Hector- leader of the Trojam Then answered Hector, great in war: 'All this I bear in mind, dear peopleg I should Stand ashamed before the men of Troy Were I to keep aloof and shun conflict. JOHN MC KNIGHT Mercury-goal of Speed Foot-feathered Mercury appeared sublime Beyond the tall tree-tops, only the sward He with his wand light touch'd, and heavenward Swifter than sight was gone. KAY NEFF Perrepbone - mmm! maiden with beautiful eyer Away, away to the skies! Away o'er the sea and sands! Such eyes as those were never made To shine in other lands. JUDY NELSON Tefprichore - mme of the dance On with the dance, let joy be unconfirfdg No sleep till morn, when youth and pleasure meet. JOHN NEWELI, Nd7Cif.FZl.f 4 boy in love with bimrelf There in the mirrored pond had I fixed Mine eyes till now, and pined with desire, Had not a voice thus warned me, What thou seest, fair creature, is thyself. MONICA PESCF Camilla - maiden rzwifl of foot When Ajax strives, the laborers move slow. Not so when swift Camilla scouts the plain, Flies o'er the corn or skims the main. ROBERT PESCE Atlar - ,rupporlcd hCdL 6725 071 bit Jbouldefr There Atlas, son of great Iapetus, With head inclined, and ever-during arms, Sustains the spacious heavens. GARY PFAFF Bacclozzr -gm! of twine In chorus we sing of wine, sweet wine, Its power benign, and its flavor divine.