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

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ALLAN B. CULLEN Al I will tell you my drift MARTIN R. CULLEN Marty A comrade neither glum not merry WILLIAM CURRIE Bill Calm of mind MARLENE KATHRYN DAVIS Mar Friendship ' s the wine of life ROSALEE DE CRESCENTIS Ro A dish for the gods PATRICIA RAE DODD Kitten Let not your heart be troubled ANN MARY DE VOS Let thy words be few TRICIA DONNELLY VIRGINIA LEE DRAKE There are kind hearts still Ginny Little people have big hearts ARTHUR R. DU CHARME JR. Lord, what fools these mortals be! KATHLEEN G. DLINHAVER Sadie . . . but woman has her way

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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

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I SANDRA DUPONT JOHN W. ECKERT ' T All u L know it all by heart To fill the hour — that is happiness DAVID P. EPPERSON It is a world to see RICHARD GLEN ERNEST Dick Have they been merry! ROBERTA EWING Music from the spheres PATRICIA LILLIAN FENNESSY Pat Speak low if you speak love COLLEEN SANDRA FINUCANE Finny Officious, innocent, sincere TAMES ALLEN FITZGERALD Books are friends, come let us read DOUGLAS WARNER FLAGG Doug Cherchez la femme JAY GORDON FLENSTED A quiet mind is richer than a crown BETSEY ANN FORDYCE Bets Character is habit long continued 27