Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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KURT R. ROGERS Although the night may be fiull ofi excitement, it all must end. ROBIN L. SAWYER A fatiiend is one who is the inst to do a fiavoa , and the last to ask one. A fifiiend is one who is the iinst to appear in time otrouble, and the last to leave. Each one ofi us has one fatiiend; He who has mone , is faofitunate indeed. LEAH ANN SLATER We leel no need to won.ny, no reason to be sad. Outi memories tiemind us that maybe life's noad is not so bad. 2»m 24

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LORI ANN PIPER God grant me the. be.ne.ntty to accept the. thlngb I cannot change., change the. thlngb I can, and the wlbdom to know the dlfifierence. ATHENA ELISABETH REXINE The permanent temptation o( tlfae lb to confabe dreamb with reality, the permanent defeat ofi llfie comeb when dHeamb are burrendered to reality. SUSAN CAROL ROE Jt'b eaby to be pleabant when llfie goeb by with a bong. But the man worth while lb the man who bmlleb when everything elbe goeb wrong. 23

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PAULA RENEE SMITH Vo not Zook back and galeve oven the patt, |$oa. It It gone; and do not be troubled about the fiutuae, fioA. It hat not yet come. Leve tn the paetent, and make tt to beautiful that tt will be wonth remembering DONALD H. STAELENS May the f,uture Ztke mott people, tway In the wind, like a faleld ofa ripe wheat. JAY M. STAUFFER Beware the ltherman , who't casting hit line Into a dried up river bed. Don't try and tell him 'caute he can't get It through hit head, throw bread to the duckt Inttead. It't eatler with nothing tald. 25