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

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XXX - 1 IOSEPH SIEROTOWICZ Nice.. If work and pleasure ef KATHLEEN SIRNA Kathy Shy, but yet not too Shy' IV --Anon. ALICE SLYE Stranger You can't win, so why try? --Neuman NICHOLAS SMIRLIS Nick Whatever you Win in don't mix, drop work. life you must conquer --Anon. by your own efforts. --Garfield IEFFREY SOTACK MITCHELL SOROKA jeff . Mitch Never say more than Labor and I have long ig necgssgry, been strangers, --Sheridan --Anon. RICHARD SOMOZA Druid He lives life at his DONALD SPEDALTERE Own pace. Don --Anon. Melancholy, for some remarkable reason, had skipped him. --Lornish LINDA ANN STARR H 5 - RONALD SPEER Lin I Lv, Ron The way to be happy I Z 575' Nature designed us is tobrhake otheripeo- '- f M' to be of good cheer. pIe hap1jy. ' ' K' ' I --Jerrold ' - --Ingersoll .X gi I' m 1 I MICHAEL SPEDALIERE 'A 1 Great talkers are like I Q35 , 1,1 A broken pitchers, everything runs out of F A - V them. N z --Persian Proverbs .K Zi - . . , . DARLENE STEWART fi. , Dar L' ' I never think of the 'r -1 QL 2 Jfuture. It comes soon 1 enough. --Einstein

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1 1. 2 W ' .f l .Xp M lbj D.. .- ELLEN SCHWARTZ I'd like a different dog for every kind of weather. --Welles MICHAEL SHIMKO llmivke H Work is to be tried when all other courses fail. --Anon. JACQUELINE RUSSO I ujacliiem - Getting a word in edgevvise with some l .i.! l Womergf ixslike thread-'if ing a sewing machine Q with thexlmotor run-C5 '., - njn ' N ' S'-' ii! Y'-' 'T M--Larrhour ,. N, , gk NL . - ' e 1 X . Y l - . RICHARD RYDEL The kindness plan- ned for tomorrow doesn't count today. --Anon. KAREN RYER A small volcano of fun and noise. - -Merrill YVONNE SAITTA The imagination never dies. --Stedman BARBARA SERENSEN Barbie The sound of merry laughter on the dis- tant air. --Harte LINDA SHUMWAY Without kindness there can be no true joy'v1 - -C arlyle ,Annu f r 7 lx ' , N ' I f 1 f Q PAMELA SESEE Hpamu Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. --Loos DIANE Sl-IUTT Dee Dee A sunny temper gilds the edges of life's blackest cloud. --Guthrie fx , f , Z. 1 D 25 , l VICTOR SANTIA GO Hvic I. A gentleman makes T116 noise. --Emerson MARGARET SEAGRAVE vlrviargn She smiled, and with that smile charmed both friend and foe. --Kendall we x QL -Ky I ig! lxls if - w o My I . ,' 1 W ilu-QKQ. wwkgiigsvlr IVJVS whx Xv my RS X A G , X I . ' Vg JS tix-5 to , t -.N , JANET SICORA Yllanll She moves a goddess she looks a queen. --Homer

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RENE STRICKER Serious sometimes humorous sometimes, likeable always. --Anon. VANESSA TUVIBERLAKE There will never be found another maiden fair, with such pretty, blonde hair. --Anon. MARYANN TOBIAS Mare The only golden thing that women dislike is silence. --Little JOSEPH SWERCHECK VI-Ioell Though I am always in haste, I um never in a hurry. --Wesley RICHARD TRUNDT STEPHEN UR Rich . . . the delight of He above all the rest. solitariness, --Milton --Sidney BARBARA TA LIAN Barb Sweetness personi- fied. --Anon. Y JEFFREY TIZZANO Hleffn Study should never interfere with one's education. --Mauro JOSEPH VARGA Hoey.. Care is 11 burden-- why should we shoulder it ? --Guiterm an x Ax. Xiu I ', JANET TERNYILA Thank heaven for little girls. --Anon. ELIZABETH TRENT VIBethll Nothing great was ever achieved with- out enthusiasm. --Emerson VINCENT VAUGHN Vince Homework is the root Of all evil. - -Anon, .wk