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

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Patricia McKitriclc Good nature is more agroeablo in nature than not. Susan Modway The world belongs to the energetic. Catherine Meierhoff Look for the best in the other fellow. Ronald Mentzer As sure as a gun. Susan Merrell Boys, be ready with a shout. John Mesch I agree with no man's opinion: I hold my own. Richard Moyers To find a moro ploasant porson is indeed a choro Raymond Micheels lifo i to bo livod oxuberantly. Bruce Millor Everything about him handsomo. Stanley Miller Fine things aro fashioned within a quiot character. Radovan Milosevic A man of few words. Valentine Moczulewski A kind hoart and a quiet manner. Margarot Mohan Tho path of duty was tho way to glory. Patricia Monaghan Sho is loved for her smilo. Thomas Moore A good lough is like sunshine. Elvera Morandi For the good are always the merry. Lawrenco Morani A well-bred silence always ot commond. Susan Mordini Her spirit is the music that koops joy alive. 29

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Robert Luckman • am not In the role of e common man. Allan Luskin The man who knows and knows ha knows. Andrew Lynch Fino spirit becomes the man. Halaine Maccabeo Not by yaors. but by disposition is wisdom acquired. Kenneth Mack Th© chorioteer's first love is his chariot. Judith Mandel According as tho man is so you must humor him. Sharon Manock Groot strengths end plain rules. Wanda Manfredini Whet is simple end sincoro is most conqonial to men's neture. Steve Manhart Pleasuro before toil. Susan Mann Tho loughter of e girl is among tho delightful sounds of tho earth. John Marchi Ho who has quickonod multitudes to mirth. Sharon Margclli It is not so much a friond that helps us, but her confidence. 28 Robert Marks Good things aro twico as good when they are concise. Cynthia Martin A woman aftor her own hoart. Charles Mau Every man to his trade. Don McAvoy Bowaro of quietnoss! Marilyn McClory Two blue oysters aro my oyos. Nicholas McGuiro Youth is wholly experimental.

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Sandra Morolli Patience ornaments the women. Dorothy Morris She has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and lovod much. Edmund Morris Life is not mere living, but the enjoyment of health. Gail Mortimer Let all things be done decently ond in ordor. Kathleen Mullen It is not enough to do good — ono must do it the right way. Diane Muller Venus in her eyes and hair. James Nathan Wo are growing sorious and that's the next step to boing dull. Peter Nathan Good humor makos lifo easier. Richard Nathan A man is but what he knoweth. Jill Nathanson Eyos of bluo showing happiness within. Janet Nolson Sweet in goodly fellowship. John Nelson The unknown is but unsung. Scott Nelson A good disposition is moro valuoble than gold. John Nieds An elemental force is ruthlessly frank. Raymond Nord Twinkle, twinkle littlo star. Gregory Norwell His are words of faith and truth. Joan Nychay A quiet, likeable personality bocomos hor well. George O'Connell His only fault is that he has no fault. 30