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

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Marlene Gaggioli Respect and admiration ere hers on return. Margot Gale Freckled and fair. Ashlin Gatewood Women were made to give our eyes delight. Barbara Gaudreau No women's truly a woman who does not think her- self so. Noal Germaine This boy is ruled by his heart. Leon Gerner To becomo a great man it is necessary to be a great rascal. David Gerstel For I could sail without sail or wind. Peter Gerstel And I without a boat. Bruce Giangiorgi He who lacks time to play lacks spirit. Robort Giangiorgi The great end of life is knowledge and action. Edward Gibbs Tho magic of the tongue is a dangerous spell. James Gibbs Honor is the cornerstone in character. John Gibbs Creativity sparks spirit. Joyce Gilruth The wine that makoth glad the hoarts of all. Elizabeth Glathart Knowledge found in books is meant to be kept. James Gleason Sober and steadfast. Jean Goldberg Pours her power into the people around her. William Goldsmith So prime, so nutty and SO knowing. 19

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Judith Pick Como sing now. for I know you sing well. Donald Fiolding A healthy body houses a healthy soul. Robert Finney Good humor is the health of the soul. Eileen Fishman Woman would rather be reasonable than right. Steven Fletcher He that can have patience can have what he will. Anne Fordtran Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. John Fosbender Life is just a bowl of cherries. John Fox Where he succeeds, the merit's ell his own. Jacob Freeh I can resist anything except temptation. Michael Freedonberg All the world's a stage. Gary Freedman All mankind loves a lover. Robert French What virtue, what honesty! Erwin Freund A moment of thinking is an hour in words. Patricia Friedman In all things novelty and wit are best. Allan Frost Speak fitly or be silent. Carol Frost What is more divine than truth? Pam Frye Life is a jest and all things show it. Robert Gagen Always gay — a true handler of money. 18

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Harris Goldstein A man's worth equals his character. Donald Goodman A social, honest, and friendly man. Eric Goodman To bo brave, but with humility, is a wondrous thing. James Goodman A leader is best when people barely know he exists. Karen Goodman I think virtue goes with size — conversely. Peter Goodman I alone will not be forgotten. Barbara Gordon Laugh and th? world laughs with you. Charles Gordon Woe bo to him who reads but one book. Janet Gordon Burdens are light when one is merry. Stanley Gore Romanco — the part of man's soul that is oternal. Peter Gorner The pen to writo, the note to perform. Alan Gottlieb Personality is to man as light is to day. 20 Jack Gourguechon Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Jeanne Gourguechon She who is firm and resolute molds the world to herself. Martha Graham Enough heart and strength to do the work. Suzanne Grais I shall laugh myself to death. Edward Grant Women take note! Diane Gravenhorst A docile disposition will, with application, surmount ovory difficulty.