Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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MICHELLE JOY DEBORAH R. KAPLAN DEB Don ' t ask where I ' m going. Just listen when I ' m gone. And far away you ' ll hear me Singing softly to the dawn. — Pippin ROBIN E. JOSS The wide-eyed and laughing are one step ahead of the breeze. WAYNE E. JOHNSON You see, it ' s all clear; You were meant to be here: From the beginning. — Lake CAROL ANN KEAN PEACH I.A.G. In all it ' s sham, drudgery and bro- ken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. — Desiderata BRIAN KELLEY In your longing for your giant self lies goodness, and that longing is in all of you. CAROLYN J. KENNEY Life is too important to waste; strive to be happy! SUSAN M. KILPATRICK SUE

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KAREN ELISABETH HOLLAND Happy ore all who perfectly follow the laws of God. — Psalms n9;1 BETH HOPKINS Rainbows of friendship color our days with a happiness that never seems to fade. They curve far be- yond the horizon of here and now, but the treasure is at this end. CHARLES HUENEFELD BUCK I ' ve been dazed and confused for so long it ' s not true. — Jimmy Page JOANNE LYNNE HULBERT Life itself can ' t give you joy Unless you really will it Life just gives you time and spoce It ' s up to you to fill it. ANNE MARIE HUTZENBILER Thonks for the memories . . those special smiles exchaged — holding the secrets of things dear to us. KAREN THERESA JACOBSON Now OS the years roll on, each time we hear our favorite song, the memories come along, older times we ' re missing, spending the hours reminiscing. — Graham Goble STEVE JANEK LUNGS Long you ' ll live and high you ' ll fly, smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry, for all you touch and all you see, for all your life will ever be. —Floyd DEAN JEAS We ore the people our parents used to worn us about.

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MICHELE LEVESQUE SHELL Success is to be measured not so much by the position one has