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

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JANET ANNE CAVOTI KATHLEEN A. CERRA SHEILA MARIE JAMES E. Reb Kathy CHARLTON CHITTENDEN My heart has its love As fair as the moon Silence is a still noise Don ' t tell me of facts Class of i JOANNE E. CLARK As neat as a pin JACQUELYN ANN CLAYTON As merry as the day is long GARY C. CLEMMONS Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more DAVID W. COFRAN Silence is more eloquent than words CAROL COLEMAN The gardens of kindness never fade 24

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V GAIL FRANCES BUSH Bushie Character is destiny DAVID LYNN BUTLER Smiley A jest breaks no bones GREGORY P. CALLAHAN I was determined to know beans BARBARA CAMPER Barb Hold the mirror up to nature 1958 THOMAS H. CARDILLO T—Bone ! Silence is golden, But I ' m no miser i J GAIL S. CARNEY Irish Artists are always young PATRICK T. CARROLL Who first invented work? RONALD S. CARROLL Ron Jesters do oft prophets prove RONALD S. CASE Ron Has anybody seen my gal? DONALD G. CASPERSON Life is ... a game of football WILLIAM P. CASS Bill Long be thy legs . . . 23

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TERRANCE COMPTON Terry Here today and gone tomorrow THOMAS CONCANNON Tom Each man for himself ROGER H. CONKEY Give every man thy ear. but few thy voice JOHN A. CONTESTABLE As idle as a painted ship DOROTHY JEAN COPELAND My true love hath my heart CHARLES LARRY CORNELL ... he is all mirth NANCY LOU CORTS Nan A merry heart goes all the day 1958 GEORGE W. COX Buzzy He who laughs, lasts JUDITH ANNE COX Judy Laugh yourself into stitches JUDITH CRIST Judy . . . but friends, good store SHIRLEY CROUCHER Sugar is sweet, and so are you 25