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

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ROBERT FAY llBObll Defeat isn'1: bitter if you don't swallow it. ' --Anon. LEONA ANN FIER RO HI-'een And joined with thee calm peace, and quiet. --Milton MARLA FRIEDMAN A smile recures the wounding of a frovsm. SUSAN GAUGI-IRAN Ilsuell I hate boys . . . they irritate meg I love to be irritated. --Anon. if CI-IARYLE ANN LAWRENCE FREDDA FINGER Larry I agree with no man's A simple life is its opinion. own reward. --Anon, --Santayana GAII. FRUHLING Why continue to com- plain? - -Frene au IAMES FRIEDMAN llFace H Great minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, small minds discuss people. --Anon. GLENN GA RLAND He that never climbed never fell. --Shakespeare PF0V21'b ' -A-MAI-IA GENITO DENNIS GENITO HMinYY llDenyH BRUCE GAYNOR MARILYN GEER The hardest job of Laughter's never an Cousin Bruce Friendship is the gift all is trying to look Bhd? it'S 3 I-W' Bang the Drum Slow1y of the gods. --Harris --Disraeli busy when you're not. - - Feather product. --Burt

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LOUIS DEL BONO Any life truly lived is a risky business. --Davis 13- ., ' ,- ,r if R ,. i PA TRIC IA DUDA SH llpatll What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? --Rousseau GREGORY EWALD llcreg ii Love will find a way. --Old English Proverb KENNETH DUNCAN Kenny Noisy as a kettle- drum. --Holmes DONNA EC KROTH Politeness costs little and yields much. --Mme. de Lambert RONALD EVAN YIROH Ii Patience is the best remedy for every li tr ouble . --Plautus DEBRA FAB IYAN llDe'b ll Misery is almost al- ROBERT FACCONE :Bob ll We shall walk in vel- vet shoes. Ways the result of thinking. --Wylie - -I oub ert IOANNE FARELLA MARY ELIZABETH Jo FAUCI There are two sides Beth to an argument--my Once made equal to side and the wrong man, woman became side, his superior. --Anon. --Socrates L i i , f ' f . 1 f7 i f ANDREA ELKO llsandyll Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. --Twain DEBORAH ELLTNGHAM vvDebu I'll not listen to rea- son , , . Reason al- ways means what some- one else has got to Say' ll --Gaskell RICHARD FARCAS I am nearly broken down with labor and anxiety. --Webster

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PASOUA LE GENITO npatu I can resist everything except temptation. --Wilde JOSEPH HALLAHAN JEFFREY GIBSON Hleffu If a job is worth doing at all, it is worth doing well. --Chesterfield THOMAS GIGLIO Tommy Success depends not so much upon studying nights as being awake in the daytime. --Anon. DENNIS GORDA HP1aS'h'lY Infinite riches in a little room. --Marlowe PAULA GRIMALDI Most of us would rather risk catanro- phe than read the directions. --McLaughlin L JOHN K fn Ex 1 1 GUTKOWSKI Let George do it. Anon . 1? A Boist WAYNE GIBSON H-I-inyu What care I how tall I am if the world looks up to me ? - -Anon. THOMAS GILLILAND !ITOm U Few words, but to effect. --Shakespeare DORENE GRIECO Reen Absorbed and smiling and sure. - - Untermeyer JOHN HALE .IBUZZYH I came, I saw, I goofed! --Anon. CAT DOM INIC K GIAC ALONE vvDOmvv erous as stormy 2 sea-winds. - -Stoddard ,Va .j'i,'T7 I-IERINE HANEY ., h ,. Chicken Little Was H Cat V Right- vi Make haste slowly. --Turtles --Augustus 18