Iroquois High School - Bravero Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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JEAN MARIE ATKIN . . . A witty woman is a treasureg a Witty beauty is a power MARLENE ELLEN BAL . . . stars my love, and shame them Look out upon thc with thine eyes RALPH EDWARD BARONE . . . Nobody tells me anything! JUDITH ANN BECK . . . Careless she is with art' ful care, affecting to seem unaffected THOMAS BALL . , . There is pleasure in the' path- less woodsg there is rapture on the fishing shore WILLIAM C. BANKOSKE . . . 'KSpeak boldly and speak truly, shame the devil

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YY- - WILLIAM ARVID ALSPAUGH . . . Liberty C011- sists in doing what one desires NICK AMICUCCI . . . k'Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself, but talent instantly recognizes genius WILLIAM EARL ABBOTT . . . What passion can- not music raise and quell NANCY JEAN AITON . . . Kind hearts are the ones that bring gladnessi' KATHLEEN DENISE ARMBRUSTER . . , The inner half of every cloud is bright and shiningg l therefore turn my clouds about, and always wear them inside out to show the lining ROBERT E. ARMOUR . . . 6'Let them call it mis- chiefg when it is past and prospered 'twill be virtue

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THOMAS MICHAEL BENNETT . . . 'GAmbition is an idol, on whose wings great minds are carried E only to extremeg to be sublimely great or to be nothing MARGARET BEUTE really like to do are fattening I' . . All the things that I either immoral, illegal, or ff-we BEVERLY BELLIS . . . What is really beautiful needs no adorning. We do not grind down the pearl upon the polishing stone MELVIN E. BENDIG . . . ul-Iappy is the man who has something to look backward on with pride, and something to look forward to with hopew PETER BIANCHI . . . One of the strongest char- acteristics of genius, is the power oflighting its own firen TIMOTHY LEE BONNELL . . . 'AI d0n't care how, as long as I get itn I