Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Linda Kuker “Sing away sorrow, cast away care.” Thomas A. Kupko “A man with a mint of hu- mor.” jrfl » Tony Kuypers “The essence of sports rules high above all.” I Nancy J a Notion ‘An all nrmnitfAlrA will smile for all.” ' ? a Bernard Paul Lanoue ‘Success — a thing forever. Alfred C. Larson 'A good sport with a con- tagious smile.” px Catherine Ann Lauber 'Patience is the remedy of II ills. Jeffrey P. Lawlor “jVo truly great person ever, thought himself so.” J John Lenhart “Judge a man by his ques- tions rather than by his an- swers.” Leo Vincent Leisf. III “Every mans fortune molded by his character. Sai.i'if. Leonard A “Faith and music build a bridge from this world to the next.” Alice A. Leone 1 ”A happy face will face a happy life.”

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“Silence is the herald of j°y” Charles Earl Kinnersley “Mirth and fun shine through the day” “It is a cheering thought to think.” “Life is her college, happi- ness her degree.” William Kenneth Knapp Leona Marie Koelsch “The service and content- ment of friends is what mat- ters most.” “Nothing is achieved before it is thoroughly attempted.” “Success in mechanics in- volves much work.” Harold Roger Klouser • “Talent is doing easily what others find difficult.” Sharon Lee Kovatch “A grain of gaily seasons ev- erything.” Gloria Jeanne Krupa “Music is a feeling, not a sound.” Andrew Anthony Krysinel “Attempt much and succeed well.” John Patrick Ksenzakovic “Goals are achieved by de- termination.” 39

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“In the hands of a discov- erer, medicine becomes a heroic art .” “Patience is the art of wait- ing.” “A sense of humor and am- bition are his for success.” Gail Ruth Lit win “Goals are attained by will- power. Karen Joyce Lohse “No legacy is as rich as hon- esty.” great teas ever without enthusi- Walter Loftus unto others as you tvould have others do unto you.” Edward S. Lorincz “The pleasantest things shall wait for me.” Kathleen D. Lounsberry “Youth is to all, the glad season of life.” Martin Matthew Lund “Talk happiness, the world is sad enough.” Ann R. Lorincz “Put more trust in nobility of character than in an oath.” Florence J. Lyke “Born with the gifi laughter.” iJ 41