Bainbridge Guilford High School - Echo Yearbook (Bainbridge, NY)

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WILMA I. GREEN RAYMOND L. HANKEY KATHARINE A. HOHREITER BENJAMIN F. HOLBERT JILL E. HOLDREDGE ANTHONY I. HOROSZEWSKI PATRICIA A. HOTALING CAROL A. HOUCK AND QOON 11-IEY WILL PART JILL I-IOLDREDGE - The charm and playfulness of her talk. TONY HOROSZEWSKI - Good humor and generosity carry the day. PAT HOTALING - Born with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad. CAROL I-IOUCK - In her dispositions the seeds of virtue are implanted by nature. Terry Kinney and Dale Sweet practice their Senior Play lines. A ggif,

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Lauren Howe, Ray Hankey, and Jim Briggs stow it away at the Senior Play Party. MARY L. DOOLITTLE MICHAEL R. DUNN MAVOURNEEN C. ELLIS KEITH H. FARGO FFHGSBE-EN FUNALLTI-IEWY MARY DOOLITTLE - Music that brings sweet har- mony down from the blissful skies. MIKE DUNN - For knowledge is itself a power. MAURY ELLIS - Those auburn locks so aptly twin'd KEITH FARGO - Let them call it mischief: When it is past and prospered 'twill be virtue. IAN GREEN - Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. RAY HANKEY - A learned man has always wealth in' himself. KATHY HOHREITER - The smile that won't come off. BEN HOLBERT - None but himself can be his paral- Iel.

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LAUREN D. HOWE ROBERT L. HUBBARD RONALD W. HUBBARD LEWIS S. IVES ANNA E. KETJEN WALTER B. KINNEY IR. LINDA L. LEIGHTON NANCY L. LEONARD THEY!-IAVECO LEADERS INALL Miss Albrecht talks with Liesbeth at the Student Council Tea. LAUREN I-IOWE - The sincere alone can recognize sincerity. BOB HUBBARD - A man of perfection is a man of thought. RONNIE HUBBARD - The soldier, aimed with reso- lution. LEW IVES - Humor's the true democracy. LIZ KETJ EN - The eyes have one language every- where. TERRY KINNEY - Success to the strongest, who are always, at last, the wisest and the best. LINDA LEIGHTON - As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. NANCY LEONARD - A jest breaks no bones.