Kearny High School - Lamp Post Yearbook (Kearny, NJ)

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DEDICA TION MRS. DANETTE DENT It is w itli this thought in mind, that we. the Class of 1973. dedicate our yearbook to you. Mrs. Da-nette Dent, and say of you with great fondness and respect, you were ... a friend. You, above all else, taught us the meaning of being friends. You earned our love by sharing with us each jov, each tear, and every struggle we encountered during the past four years. It seemed no problem was ever insurmountable, no sorrow so devastating, no opposition too great that you were afraid to become personally involved in it with each of us. We thank you for the many sacrifices you willingly made for our benefit. You were there at our long class meetings, when ads had to be sold, money had to be raised, or when one of us needed someone to just listen for a while. You gave much of yourself to us and asked little in return, except that we strive for the best in ourselves and take pride in all that we do, as you personally did. We could not go without first telling u that your efforts were not in vain. Today, we are no longer children, but mature adults. Although life mat separate us, you will always be there in our hearts and memories as the person who helped us the most. Always our friend. Respectfully and fondly. The Class of 1973

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MARGARET ELIZABETH ACKERMAN Be the best of whatever you are.’ PAUL ADAMCZYK The strongest man is the one who stands most alone.” JEAN ADAMUS Our horizons are in our own mind, the wider the mind the wider the horizon STEVEN ALESSIO Laugh and enjoy today for tomorrow will take care of itself MARIE DANETTE ALFIERI A smile for every girl, two for every boy.” m BARBARA ANN ALLAIRE Cheerful and happy always.” PETER ALLAN A friendly nature and a smiling soul. 26 ROBIN R. ALLEN JOSEPH ALVES I rue humor springs not more from the The quiet mind is richer than a crown ” head, than from the heart .