Linwood Middle School - Milieu Yearbook (North Brunswick, NJ)

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s t A , in 3 DEBORAH BARNES Debbie VVhatever will be, will be. --Lerner PROSPER BELLIZIA Bel1iz The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. --Burns DEBORAH BIONDO Debby Me mild? Wait 'til you see me lose my temper ! --Cate BARBARA BERGMANN Barb PALMA BATTAGLIA Gaiety is the soul's healthg sadness is its poison. --Stanuclaw SHERRY BENIGNO All the World to me is a place of wonder. --Braithwaite DEBRA BAUER ..DebH I argue, not for the I K point, but for the heck W of it, Q., iw 5 --Anon. , if STEPHENQSEEKER ,A 'l7Steves','.,1 There is nothing like fqn, is there ? ' 1 . '--Haliburfon MELISSA BEMIETTQLLHJ K T, Q LLVCMQLQ f M St1mm1e 'V MJ' ,el px HCV? Portrait of a Lady Cebu' jby .R MJ -' . ' ilk 5 , E gil --James fytlfll, - ,- LI, :V Q W1 JM-of . , my Jixfpg LCC ' ROBERT Worry and I BERLS shall never Bob meet. All life is an --Mile experiment. --Holmes GERARD BIRONI SHERI BEST Gerry GARY BLATT Glad that I live am Kindness, like grain, Gentleman and schol- I. increases by sowing. ar. --Reese --English Proverb --Buns 13

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JOSEPH ADAMS nskinu Q . . . a glint of mis- chief in his eye. --Holbor CHRISTOPHER ANDREADIS Chris Opinions are stronger than armies. --Palrnerstan MARILYN A RGANBRI GH T And looks on life with quiet che erfulness . --Shaw RICHARD ASI-IENDORF Smiles The smile that won't come off, --Standish LOUIS ALFANO X if ANTHONY AMALFI N YILOUVI YITOHYYI . . . a man of honor Happiness is the har- and a gentleman, vest of a quiet eye. --Steele --O'Malley ROBERT APONTE Knithead I'll tell the World. --Shakespeare ' BONNIE BABCOC K Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life . --Aristippus MARIA BADMAEV A Hue iiiend is for- ever a friend. --MacDonald BARBARA AMODEO When she laughs, her eyes laugh. --Bunyan ERIC APPEL IlApplI . . . and never a Word of complaint. --Gardner GEORGIA ARMENTI George Happy aS a wave that dances on the sea. , R --Anonfaf WILLIAM BALDWIN Bill Work is a form of nervousness. --Herold D

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NANETTE BONGIOVI vuNanv1 Little friends may prove great friends. --Bailey JOHN BREESE Breeze And unextinguish'd laughter shakes the skies. '- -Homer 2 eff x I .I , .. .. L., Y Ns X' E ' 'X N 'N NTT .. lx JOHN BONURA TAN1s BROWN ,I Johnny B09 rams fs! Hang On, SloOpy One kind of happiness --Russell and Farrell is to know exactly at , I which point to be mis- Q erable. ROBERT BROOKS Q --La Rochefoucauld Bobby Q f Happy as 3 Sunday in l' GARY BOWNE Paris, full ofsong, and 'v f I am the greatest. dance and laughter. I Q ' --Clay --Halleck H ' , 71. - .Q X .7 s!Yfq 'lf 1-xljk . . vm- f . , . les If E. Wa . I f f I ylr M, e y A ir, , I L 'JJ Q. v A1 L, ELIZABETH CAMPBELL WILLEQJSIEARTY llBettyll I I HA good heart is Worth f'AOt1ondr:1akes more gold. u ortune anggugion. -L 9 Shakespeare JANE CANONICO DOUGLAS She looks like an an- CARUSO gel and acts like one DOY-lg I O A A . too, But you never 'll-Ie-who means K N tell what an angel will Bb misclfliexia Q do. doeskit 111. ' , L A --Anon. -'-Hill y J . . MARIORIE CANUSO DON15l.D OARUSO ANglAl?gfANO HM - ll Don ' Softly 355314 and I don't care if I have Cat sweetly smile. --Lavater any friends or not . . just so I'm popular. --Schulz 14 Life without sports is no life at all. - -Anon. N