Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Lucille Ann Minchwarner “Work, like learning, is a virtue.” Patricia Katherine Molchan “Silence is a jewel, but sol• dom worn so well.” Linda Joann Molineaux “Attitude determines the course, of life” “A maid of mirth and mild- ness.” Maryann Mullan “Life's fullest reward is hap- piness.” Walter Georce Mllvihii.l, Jr. “To know is nothing; to imagine is everything.” John James Murphy “The days that make us hap- py, make us wise.” Richard Anthony Mondi “Curiosity is characteristic thinking souls.” William F. Murphy “Every man endeavors to fulfill his goal.” 45

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Joseph Miko, Jr. “Humor is gravity concealed behind jest.” Carolyn G. Miller “Joy is not in what she sees, but in herself.” Robert E. Miciialski “Ambition may well be the father of virtue.” Gf.orce W. Mieczkowski “Still water runs dee ), but oh that undercurrent.” John J. Miller Dennis J. Miller “Happiness is found in serv- ing one's country.” Robert L. Miller “Hitch your wagon to a star.” Sharon L. Miller “The greatest simplicity has the best results.” Eucenk Robert Minard “Better to debate a question, than to settle it without-de- bate.” Roy Joseph Minnerly “Silent when there is need, and speaking in season.” 44

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Phyllis My er Gail MacDonald Tari Lynn McGuire Mary Anne McPartland “How rich arc they that have patience.” “Happiness enough to fill each hour of every day.” Sharon Lee Nahama “Humor is the mistress of happiness.” “Full of sweetness, fun, and “Quiet her air, charming giggles her grace. Linda Nacy “A sterling character proves itself with self-reliance.” Louis R. Nacy “Initiative is the start of that which lies ahead.” Claire Anne Naroskie “A calmness of spirit and a world of other blessings.” Edwina Josephine Navatkoski “Always smiling and willing 46 help.” Barbara Joan Neff “Life's race well run; lifers work iveil done.” Joel K. Neimark Roberta Nelson “Chance favors the prepared “Ambitions find such joy.” mind.”