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

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D EBORAH BOWDEN Just a smile would lighten every- th ing. STEPHEN BUCHMA W ho can wrestle against sleep? ELIZABETH BOWSER If you wish any good thing, get it from yourself. ug? 0:3 35,9 STANLEY BUCZKOWSKI Soul is the man. 1 -ikfiisx' YM- Qbsxzw?-1: DEBRA BROWN Nlen make the best friends. PETER BROWN Too black for heaven, yet too white for hell. 'CTT' g l KATHRYN BURGER SUSAN CAMPBELL Hope keepsthe heartwhole. Life is a great bundle of little things. ,, 7

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Recalling what has gone before GEORGE BATEMAN JEANNE BECHMAN Ask me no questions, and l'll tell ye Language which comes from the no fibs. heart, goes to the heart. NIELVIN BECK Did nothing in particular and did it very well. ROBERT BITTNER We know what we are, but not what we may be. LINDA BEDOSKY A heart at leisure from itself to smooth and sympathize. ROBERT BEHOT RONALD BELL One for you - nineteen for me. Trifles make the sum of life. NANCY BLACK DARLA BONHAM ELIZABETH BONSIGNORE Reality always remains far apart Allagreen willowis my garland. Nature knows best, and she says from the ideal. roar . 76

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I I DIANE CARLING PATRICIA CARNOVALE The unspoken word never does Every individual nature has its own harm. beauty. JOHN CHEN DAVID CHRISTENSEN I'd rather be right than be Presi- God looks after fools, drunkards, dent. and the United States. I JONATHAN CARPENTER The man who opens the door is of- ten the last man to enter the room. KATHY CHRISTIANSON Blushes are the rainbows of modes- ty. DUDLEY COLTON I would rather make my name than inherit it. 78 DIANE CARRANO My head was filled with things to say. DONNA COLLINS Come let us sit and watch the sky. JOSEPH COYLE Honest men fear neither light nor dark.