Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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1 I Rosalie M. Madarasz “Sweetness of disposition charms the soul.” Elizabeth Ellen Madaras . “Every shining color is a part of truth.” Richard L. Mailler “He sees the world as one boundless reach of sky.” Maryann Elizabeth Lynch “Her pleasant way icalk a happy path.” Sharon Marie Lynch “Those having torches will pass them on to others.” Glenn Maindelle “Knowledge of the outdoors is reivarding.” Kenneth Hugh Maire “An interest in sports has special qualities all its own.” Frank Joseph Malkiewicz “A man of cheerful yester- days and confident tomor- 42 rows.” Frank A. Malyska “The friends of my friends are my friends.” Gloria Bariiara Manouso “Her intelligence and per- sonality are a winning com- bination.” Vincent Marano “Package of power, seen and heard.”

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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

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Allen J. Marcy “A mechanical mind will take one far. Judith Margolin Success and happiness will shine for years to come.” Ramon Marrero, Jr. “Art never expresses any- thing but itself.” Thomas A. Martin “Knowledge is to education as sports is to life.” William R. Martin The beacon of understand- ing shall light the worUI for- ever.” Richard John Mattif. “ 'Tis the privilege of art to play a cheerful part.” Janicf. A. Mayercik “It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice.” Charles A. Maxwell, Jr. “Of every noble work, the silent part is best.” Edith Mayhew “Friends make life worth- while.” Nancy C. Mayo “Truth and understanding are of her many virtues.” Patricia Ann Mazanoski “Silence speaks the elegance of the eyes. Patricia Marie Mazzarella “A secretary’s job involves a tvinning personality.” 43