Cliffside Park High School - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Cliffside Park, NJ)

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DENIS DI LALLO High aims form high charac- ters, and great objects bring out great minds. DONNA M. DI STEFANO To be glorious in all and still to be loved by all ESTELLA ANGELA Dl PALMA DINGERTOPADRE Heard melodies are sweet, but This Hgwer looks up fo See those unheard are sweeter. the light and never down to see her shadow. SUSAN DOUGLAS And what they dream of, I dare to do. is the greatest merit one can win. MARK S. DREYFUSS RONALD W- Common sense in an uncommon de- DROLSHAGEN gree is what the world calls wisdom. Let my deep silence speak for me. DONALD R. ECKHARDT Each man is justified in his in- dividuality, as his nature is found to be immense. 31

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EUGENE C. FOCARELLI There's nothing like fun is there? LINDA .l. FRANCOLLA Happiness is a habit. DENNIS FORD Success is getting what you wantp hap- piness is wanting what you get ll ROSLYN FOX In every sorrowing soul she pours de- light. DAVID SOBEL What a merry outlook on life-always ready to twist things into a joke. BARBARA FREEDMAN That which you are will depend very much upon what you believe. JOHN F. GAFFNEY We -all have a little devil in us VINCENT GARGIULO You ain't heard nothin' yet folks!