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

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Jilo Chutkow Nothing astonishes more than common tenso. Timothy Cioni I only know I'm mighty glad I'm living. Anita Clair The mind to porcoivo. tho wit to opply. Julie Clampitt Joy it tho fir© that koops our purpose warm and our wit aglow. Dennis Cliff Capability is his landmark. Bobettc Cohen She who laughs last didn't get the joko. Dorothy Cohon Her heart runs away with her hoad. Goorgo Coit It takos a truly good man to havo confidonco in tho goodness of others. Michael Cole Ho may b© silent, but he will succoed. Janet Collins Virtuo is bold, and goodnoss novor foaring. Ronald Constablo Friondly to all but faithful to one. Stephen Corman Nothing groat was ovor achioved without enthu- siasm. Peggy Cortesi A good listener is hard to find. James Coston This lad was ovor a rovor. laughing and froo. Charlos Cowan When in doubt, win the trick. Caroline Crouse Friends oro all that matter. Gordon Cummings A word and a blow. Sheila Cummings I'd climb tho highest mountain. 15

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Mignon Bush Littlo friends prove to be great friends. Barbara Busse Spirit in sports and music. Larry Cable Oh! . . . that mine adversary had written a book. John Cahill To laugh with thine eyes belongs to love's fine wit. Thomas Camp The horn is blown in a manner proving his mastery Barbara Carlson It hurts not the tongue to utter fair words. Linda Carlson Friendship consists of forgetting what one qot» and remembering what one gives. Nancy Carlson Doing a task well takos talent. Robert Carnahan Conscience is but the pulse of reason. John Carter It is the pleasant things in life that count. Garry Carter I think I could turn and live in any world. Dennis Castelli Conquest pursues where courage leads tho way. James Castle Talent grows in silence. Michael Certik Miss, you must not kiss and tell. Lynn Chazin Who loves me will love my dog. John Chiappe Silence is golden. Sharon Chioni Laugh, love, live, and be merry. William Churchill A jest's prosperity lies in the listener. 14

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Matthew Cuihner I am quite sure he thinks that I am right. Pamela Cusick Few things are impossible to skill. Richard Dahl A man of wit may well be a man of the world. Anne Marie Dallas A citiren of the world is a friend to all. Margaret Dannenbaum No man is wiser for his loerning. Lynno Danus As good-natured os a soul can bo. Ann Davidson She is gamesome and good. Wiliam Davidson Never burn a candlo at both ends. Charles Dockor A kind hoort offers much. Sidra DeKovon Opinions cannot survive if one does not fight for them. David Domarest A good intention clothos itself with powor. Jeff Dembo My idea of an agroeobio person is a porson who agrees with me. 16 Daniel Demicholis The strongth of twenty men. Alan Despres He who succeed? has only himsolf to thank. Steven Deiter Such a master — such a man. Carol Dibborn The world looks brightor from bohind a smile. Diane Dienner Her hair was long, hor foot was light. Bruce Dierking Fuel injection — 300 horsepower!