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

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xp F?- ,4 ve RONALD LOGAN Ronnie Gentle and quiet of speech. --Anon. -yi-, X' ,A X I- .nw Iiikitx l 4-h ' - ' . r ij gage! ,Y my , .., fum 'iii' ' iw IQ I Rs, i f y DOROTHY LIVINGSTON Dottie And with head held high pursued her joy- ous way. - -Graham PATRICIA MADA FFORE Pattie Success comes from doing what you don't want to do wh en you don't want to do it. ANTHONY LOMBARDO nhlmpy.. Think you can, hope to, and try. --Franklin JOSEPH MA FFEO UJOEII The most lovely thing in the world to do is nothing. DOUGLAS LOWY uDOugn Better a mischief than an inconvenience. --Steele --Anon. --Anon. i LINDA LUIZZA . V I ANGELO MAIORANA Lin ?i,5'i, Q. Anya People who make no :. ' 'O Fun has no limits. noise are dangerous. 'L --Haliburton --Fontaine 3 ? f ' .3 'L ' CAROL MAIEWSKI JOAN MALETTO And lovely is the jo charm of her dusky, Cute and Clever, WHVUIS hair. naughty never . . . I-017135 well, hardly ever. --Anon. DEBRA MALINOSKY Di Xie H Happiness is a rare cosm etic, --Melville CRAIG MALTESE VV'hatever is popular deserves attention. --Mackintosh BEN MANCUSO Size is a matter of opinion. --Anon.

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BARBARA KRAUSS Music and rhythm Secret places of the Soul. KATHLEEN ROSANNE KU KOR LLOYD KURAK 5 Barb KRONEMEYER You cannot laugh Maynard Kathie and be unkind at the Once I was caught find their way into the The good are heaven's same time. Studying- peculiar care. --Gilran --A11011. --Ovid --Plato V REGINALD LAPIERE 1 ,.,, r Reggie ,I j' ' QQ A strong and well - ' if QQ constituted man . . . ' . N R --Nietzsche i- WAYNE LAKE MARGARET LAMB VVhat, no girls in heaven? Then leave me here. RUTH LA ROSA ..Rin.v He who invented work should have tin- ished it. --Anon. ELLEN LEVINE I I am a part of all that I have met. QL, --Tennyson --Anon. 4 . I EDWARD LEVINSKI Eddie Variety is the spice of life, so I'l1 try every- thing.f I I A --Anon., lr., .su x GERALD LEVINSKI lllerryll VxVhen the unexpected happened he could seize on it as an op- portunity. --Woodbury upinll O mischief, thou art swift. - -Shakespeare ERICA LEOPOLD What I don't know I'll guess. --Priore LORRIE LIPSCHITZ Ever charming . . . --Dyer

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' 0-til ROSALIE MANFRE Rosi Intuition is reason in a hurry. --jackson PATRICIA MATZER Hpattyu My thoughts are rose- like, beautiful and bright, --Welles NORA MCDERMOTT A soft voice that was scarcely audible. --Anon. I ijt ,f J W fj 1 . I qw-W ly V I TERESA MARIANO If you can dream-- und not make dreams your master, . XJ Cl- I -W IL V M71 ,X fr wry' U ' ff' ,ui VV 5 fr' Q ,- fx L, M ,ffl JOSEPH MAROON V nlayvv .J Wild nights are my glory. --Kipling --Madaleine DONNA MA RIE RICHARD IVIATSEUR MATI-IEWS She possesses the Rich formula of happiness And they all sat understanding and lJ21Ck and smiled. H ffigndghip, --Gilman --Anonl L f , 55, H VINCENT MCDERMOTT Vinnie PLmctuality is some- thing that, if you have it, nobody is ever around to appre- ciate it. --Baker RITA MAURO I believe in laugh- in 23 --Grover BARRY Mc PHERSON llsonnyll He knows the precise psychological mo- ment to say nothing. --Wilde 3 4 6,,m ' .sihzff - I M. , pro Pr' . fs, I ' Q .ai .X 'H fa. . y DONALD MAT!-IER YVDOHIV Mischief comes by the pound and goes by the ounce. --Anon. JOHN MCDERMOTT I never worry about how I start the day , . . it's how it ends that bothers me! --Schultz JOHN MCPHERSON lllackll Life itself is an im- mense gamble. UCHPP