Edison High School - Talon Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Alexjs Lee Belluscio “One cannot measure her in- finite happiness. Linda G. Bedman “Sincerity is a sign of a gen- erous heart. Shirley Bernath ‘To believe with an open heart shines above all else.” Joseph Biondo “Major problems are only minor incidents. Nancy Jane Best “Sweet one, that shunn’st the noise of folly, most musi- cal. most melancholy.” Linda Birch “A true friend is forever a friend. Andrea Joan Biecel “A shining example of effer- vescence. Pam Blake “Good humor is always a success. Carol Bednarz “Friendliness, kindness, and true concern for all.” Paul Ralph Berman “A friend may well be reck- oned the masterpiece of na- Lynne Bilck “For silence is the speech of love. Dorothy Blanchard “She is my friend, faithful and just to me. 24

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Stephen Bacskay . . it is not for nothing that we in life pursue . . .” Sandra Katherine Banaszek “A pleasant personality is her splender.” Linda Barrueco “Happiness is achieved by those who can create.” Carol Ann Barth “The joy of life shines through every action” Barbara Ann Barr “Gain enjoyment from every- thing in life and share it with others.” Robert Beardsley “All the world’s a stage.' Mary Patricia Bacan “Quietness speaks a happy heart.” — Janet L. Bailey “Silently she climbs the stair- way of success.” SoNDRA BaRANKOVICH “Music is said to be the speech of angels.” X K- Susan Ballou “Literature is the avenue to glory.” Mary Barro’s The constant friend is some- hing rare and hard to find.” Chris Bebel “Myriad laughter of the ocean waves.” 23

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Mary Etta Bobal “Happiness is a by-product of an effort to make someone else happy. Marian Elizabeth Bonalsky With beauty and swiftness, the graceful swimmer moves. Roger T. Boswell His goal is wealth and happi- Carol Bobertz A good society is a means to a good life for those who com- pose it. MaryAnn Linda Borkowski An understanding of people is an understanding of the soul.” Carol J. Bozzay To bring warmth through laughter is the goal of a true friend. Patricia A. Boettcher ... I have a heart with room for every joy . . .” Dorothy Marie Borowsky The flower of sweetest smell is shy and lowly. Edith M. Bracinton The value of a good friend is infinite. John Bokor He makes a solitude and calls it peace.” Stephen D. Borrie He who seeks excitement pro- fits by mistakes. Patricia Christine Braun The Lilies lie, contending with the roses in her cheeks. 25