Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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FRANK H. BEATTY Every woman may be won SANDRA L. BEIKIRCH Sandy And had a face like a blessing JOAN MARIE BEITER The fair sex RICHARD A. BELL Ding Dong Silence is as deep as eternity || i JUDITH L. BELLOR Judy . . . and endless is joy ROWLAND F. BENNETT and pilgrim thro ' this barren land . . . DAVID D. BESANCON Wrapped in the solitude of his own originality 1958 CAROLE A. BIDWELL Biddie Friendship’s a noble name JEAN G. BIEHLER A heaven on earth WILLIAM B. BLANCHARD Only the game fish swims upstream MARY L. BOLGER Think before thou speakest 21

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DAVID S. ABELL Dave Quietly working behind the scenes GEORGE F. ADAMS Sam Laugh and be well JOHN W. AINSWORTH We are more than conquerors ROBERT S. ALMAN Bob A Little nonsense . . . is relished by the best of men MURLIN W. ALTOFT Med But I have had the day JOHN HENRY BAART What can we know? Class of BERNETA MAY BALDEGK Bernie . . . riches more than tongue can tell . . . JOHN P. BARROW I cannot sleep a wink CHRISTINE M. BAYNE Chris My cup runneth over CARYL ANNE BEANE . . . the loose train of thy amber—dropping hair JUDITH BARTLETT Judy Beautiful as sweet! 20

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KARLA BONADONNA Kar With joy and love triumphing JEAN M. BONESTEEL The one that ' s keen is our gal Jean DIANA JEAN BOOTH Di Study to be quiet JOHN R. BRAZIER John Rome was not built in a day NANCY J. BREISCH Her hair shall be of what color it please God Class of JEAN E. BRIGGS So sweet and fair EUGENE BROWN . . . care’s an enemy to life KATHERINE BROWN Kathy Always Happy RICHARD A. BROWN Friendliest to sleep and silence JoANNE BROWNLEE . B. Her sunny . . . like a golden fleece GARY J. BUEHLER . . . it was Greek to me 22