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

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Julia Harris Always willing to help with a smile and a song. Forest Harrison Silence and Goodness are forever joined. Randall Hartmann There's e madness to his method. Patricia Hays With on indescribable twinkle in her eyes. William Heck Tho bold and brave athlete. James Hodstrom I never met a mon I didn't like. Linda Heintz A queen devoid of beauty is not a queen. Mary Honderson Roady and well-proparod when the occasion de- mands. Carol Herman Pack up your troubles in your knit bag and smile. Clifton Herricks Tho secret of success is perseverance. Scott Horrman Wit and Wisdom are born with a man. Elana Hershman Truth is the secret of eloquence. 22 Kay Herzog Born for success, with grace to win and heart to hold. Lee Hesler Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. Joan Hess Frame your mind to mirth and morrimont. Pater Hesso i have something to say! Elizabeth Hickman A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horso! Nida Himel Character must be kept bright.

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Joslyn Green What batter makes an ambassador than a friendly spirit and good heart? Barbara Groonfield Lovely looks — a form of wonder. Steven Greenfield Thought is the soul of action. Carleen Griffin A great soul prefers moderation to excess. Saramae Grossman Women aro meant to be lovod ond not understood. Delores Gumbiner Nature is in earnest when she mokes a woman. Babotto Guthman A complete ignorance of everything a woman ncodn't know. Mary Hagblom All the charm of tho Muses. Rubort Haight Where there's o will there's a woy. Scott Haley A woman would brave fire for such a kind heart. Dale Hall Bo not merely good — be good for something. Joanna Hall Truth that's brighter than a gem. James Hanig I care not for any woman but one. Robort C. Hansen Happiness — the wine of rarest vintage. Robert E. Hansen Youth is moant for the young. Beverly Hanson The girl whose smile is ever so sweet. Allen Harder Some think the world is made for frolic — and so do I. Wayne Harmon A friend in whom one can trust. 21

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Susan Hixson Thou art a joy — giver and enjoyer. Patricia Hoalsnor Softly speak and sweetly smile. Jeraldine Hoffman A spirited wit becomes her nature. James Holbrook He is ever precise in promise keeping. Aviva Holland What I value above all things is a good sense of humor. James Hollenbeck Industry and diligence spoil succoss. Robert Hollmann The gamo is won by the best of players. Paul Holmberg His character wins praise. Pamela Howard My heart is open wide. George Howe A loyal, just, and upright gentleman. Donna Hugh Of cheorful countenance and contented mind. Sharon Husenetter Politeness costs nothing and gains everything. Bruce Hyman Friendship is the bond of reason. Scott Ingham Man is immortal until his work is done. Bonnie Inman The rosy vision beautiful. James Ippolito Every man has his faulr and honesty is his. William Irvin The world owes me a living and I'm trying to collect it. Barbara Isley Heart on her lips and soul within her eyes. 23