Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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E. Kathleen Berta “Music is a feeling; then, not a sound . . Rochelle Gloria Berger .. born with a gift of laugh• ter and a sense that the world is mad . . . John Dennis Bercler . . all life is an arch, to build upon . . Robert S. Bercer . . wisdom cries aloud, even in silence . . Barry F. Berman “Spirit and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings .. Irma Blanco “To style the hair is her only delight.'' Judith L. Berry “. . . touch the height of human happiness and find my wisdom there . . Michael Bobal . . a life fed by the bounty of earth and sweetened by the acts of just men ...” Michael Allen Berry . . grateful that the heart may go wheresoever it pleases Ernest Bercman “The man who looks sharply and attentively shall see fortune Leroy Bennett “In such a strait the wisest man may well be perplexed.” Mary Ann M. Borai . . all excellent things are as difficult as they are rare 28

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Robert W. Bauman “For the most high cometh healing.” Ronald B. Belloff “A careless game of life, always looking cheerful.'” Myrna Susan Belowich . . she walks like a goddess, and looks like a queen . . Joan Mary Babiy . . she shall light a candle of understanding, which shall not be put out . . Henry Eugene Barham “They call him man of the world.” tA Joseph Asero “The good in man is measured by his own standards . . ” Eileen Nancy Ashton “Cookery is an art, a noble science . . Ann Balogh “... a teacher affects eternity; she can never tell where her influence stops . . ” Judith Balser “Literature is the thought of thinking souls” Elaine S. Bahamonde . . fleet the time carelessly, as they did in the golden world . . John Edward Barth . . the Law: it has honored us, may we hortor it . . .” Allyson Benner . . just fill the hour—that is happiness . . ” 27

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Mary Borowsky . . on her lips is the law of kindness . . Rosalind Bryant “Life is not so short that there is not time for a kindness.” Shirley Ann Burns . . a little nonsense now and then is relished by the ivisest Nancy J. Brown . . clear wit and sense sug- gest their own delivery . . ” t. . .V Wilson F. Bullivant “Who so would be a man must also be a nonconformist.” Louis Cappella . . basket-ball — a sport of men, satisfies the man . . ” Jerilynn D. Brody “Towards her career, let noth- ing hinder her” Norman Bubenheimer . . be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself » Marrie C. Campbell “The evening beam that smiles the clouds away and tints to- morrow with prophetic ray Carol Ann Bruder “Bind up those tresses-the fair multitude of hair.” Thomas R. Bullock “Skill to do comes of doing.” t Jane Ann Capellupo . . when she walks, she will lead . . ” 29