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

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KARL HAMMERDORFER Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. JUNE HANIMAN Happiness is the supreme object of existence. ROBERT HARRIS Everybody's little brother. CLAUDE HATFIELD Opportunities for doing mischief are found a hundred times a day. ROBERT HA RCH ETTS I can resist everything except temp- tation. PAUL HARTMAN I've taken my fun where I've found it JOAN HAVAS Joys are our wingsg sorrow our spurs. 86 NANCY HARDING Nature gives to every time and sea- son some beauty of its own. KATHY HARVIST The flashing eyes ofa firey spirit. GERALDINE HEALY A well-timed silence has more elo- quence than speech.

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CHARLENE GROVES If I could stand with ,stars on either hand. MICHAEL I-IAERTEL What miliions did, that Ceasar might be great. DANIEL GUGGENHEIM A sharp tongue is the knife that grows keener with constant use. WAYNE HALLY Praise the Lord and pass the am- munition. 1-uni' ,Maxaman Handy 'maven R -I Que-1 , :eq-n-n , an I- 1,8 85 STEVEN GUINAUD SUSAN GUNN Where is the road: where is the Personality is Iike a river -it con- compass. tinuouslyflows. I E JULIE HAMILTON ANDREA I-IAMMERDORFER Listento the coior of your dreams. In quietness and confidence shail be your strength,

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THOMAS HOUSTEN A man, he seems, of cheerful yes- terdays and confident tomorrows. Uniting as one 95' va KEITH HERVE I am bigger than anything that can happen to me. EILEEN HIPOLIT A silent address is the genuine elo quency of sincerity. NANCY HOUSTEN Beauty . . . what more. DAVID HORN I ' I look upon the world as my parish. Flies 'Q 'ug. WAYNE HOWELL A REIDLYNN HUBACEK MICHAEL HUDOCK EVGVY man Should be NIS OWV1 CVIVIS- Given one wish, I would be eternally Never thrust your own sickle into TOPIIGVCOIUVTIUUS- carefree. another man's corn, 87