Bridgewater Raritan East High School - Vignette Yearbook (Bridgewater, NJ)

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N 'WM JOYCE TOLBIRT ANDREW TOTH MICHAEL TRIPPANERA CANDACE VALLONE Banish care from your mind, Waiting for what life will bring. There are three important people l left my shadow waiting down the - me, myself, and I. road for me awhile. MARTHA VAN NUIS PATRICK VAN REEMPTS Let life lightly dance on the edges Hang on to your hopes, myfriends. of time. , PAUL VAUGHN JANET VILCEK Lucky me - pm finally free, The most silent thoughts are often A times the mostfree. fy 105

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The crossing roads that may never cross again JOSEPH SUROVCIK He won't be happy till he gets it. FRED TABERTSHOFER Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else. WILLIAM SUTTMEIER All things are slaves to intelligence. DEBORAH TALEHO A good word, a kind smile can be a gift. CYNTHIA STRELKO I babbled on and my soul was mer- ry. WILLIAM SUTTON Rank is a farce. JOSEPH TARABOCHIA The Fuhrer is always right. 104 DONALD SULLIVAN What a heavy burden is a name that has become too famous. ROBERTA SZYMANSKI Patience, the sunshine that virtue grows. SUSAN THOMPSON Today is the tomorrow I worried about yesterday. 3

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CURTIS VOGT All the world is a zoo, and l'm the keeper. HARRY WADLEY Time is infinite movement without one moment of rest. THOMAS WEBSTER Silly people run aroundg they worry me. EDWARDVONDERSCHMIDT Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others. PATRICIA WARD Real joy is a serious matter. ALLEGRA WEIDNER Happiness is a heart full of sun- shine and good will. Atear and a smile, a pain and a joy. JAY WASSERMAN Never look for birds of this year in nests of last. RODNEY WEIKEL Nlan is still the most interesting creature underthe sun. 106 NANCY WEBB Smiles from the channel of a future tear. ' RUTH WHARTON A tender heart, a will inflexible.