Highland Park High School - Little Giant Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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Donald Baumann Self-denial I tho indulgence of the propensity to forogo. Heywood Bockor An export it one who knows. Robert Beckman Ho it full of fun — and what's fun without mis- chief? William Bohanna A rod-head doesn't always have a bad temper. William Beins Quiet but not shy. James Bolmonti Instinct is action incapable of self-consciousness. Bruce Bonnett Strength is courago. Ellen Bonton A good disposition outshines all else. Carol Benvenuti Whatever she did was done with so much ease. Susan Berger The beauty that addresses itself to the eyo. Janet Berkman Happiness is liko a kiss — you have to givo it to somoono also. David Berkson Hold the fort! I'm coming. 12 Carol Berman Sparkling with fun and wit. James Bornard lifo is botween jest and earnest. Joseph Bernard! Books cannot always please, however good. Laura Bernardi Silence is tho element in which groat things fashion thomsolves. Sandra Bornardi Hoads turn as sho passos by. Penny Berning Mako yourself necessary to somoono.

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Grant Abraharmon An acre of performance is worth a wholo land of promiso. Kenneth Akin Put not your trust in princes. Bruce Anderson His hoart runs away with his conscience. Naomi Andorson We only gain as wo givo. Paul Attard Strength in a man is a virtue indood. Gary Auorbach The mountain provod his master. Sharon Aver Always leave them laughing. Richard Axii Self-prosorvation is the first law of nature. Nollo Babbini Evory humour has a corresponding ploasure. William Bachle I can swim like a fish. Susan Baldrey Always a lady swoot and fair. David Baltimore Congeniality makos him woll likod by all. David Barnaby What the country noods is a good five-cont cigar. Phillip Barnow A man that has a mint of phrases in his mind. Mary Lou Barth Always a lady, rofinod and polite. Alino Baskos Language is the dross of thought. Susan Bass Chants hor the air with sweot notes of her musical scale. Lynnea Baum Fair haired, blue eyed, hor ospoct blithe. 11

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Deborah Berry Talent is o garment sho wears well. JoAnn Berthold You need not be a friond to just ono when you can bo a friend to so many. Catherine Bertucci A quiet manner concoals a kind heart. Barbara Bottcrman Learn tho sweot music of a cheerful faco. Susan Blair Tho smile that won't como off. Ellon Blankstein Sweot sophistication — tho ossence of woman. Gayle Blount Art is long and timo fleeting. John Borin Whon Johnny comos marching home again . . . Benjamin Bottelo Ho who is friondly is novor alone. Louise Bradt If a thing is possiblo, doom it attainable by her. Richard Brohmor I would be bravo for thoro is much to dore. Gloria Broege Sho profits most by serving best. Douglas Brown Without music, lifo would be a mistake. Hopo Brown Thou shalt never fear for hopo is here — when work is noor. Judith Brown Beauty doth of itself persuade. Concotta Brugioni The only way to have a friond is to be one. Lois Buchman Ono who worries and frets is sometimes called a Business Managor. »7 George Burt The strength of his chorector makos his way. 13