Maple Valley High School - Mavahian Yearbook (Vermontville, MI)

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Michael J. May — know what my problem is. What is yours? Scott Allen Moffman — Practi- cal jokes are wasted on the stupid. Terry Hubbel — some have brains and some have beauty. Fortu- nately. I have both. 21 VERMQNTYILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY Brenda Sue Hill — Late hours aren't good for one. but they're all right for two. Kimberly Ann Mokanson — The more I understand men, the bet- ter I love myself. Jeff L. Hudson — Its hard to be humble when you are as good as I am. Craig D. Hoffman — may not always be right, but I am never wrong. Lori Hook — Almost anything in life is easier to get into than out of. Deborah J. Hull — Don 't look at me in that tone of voice.

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Debra L. Fletcher — Take time to do the things that really make you happy. Gregg D. God bey — I'm not lazy, I'm just saving my energy. Kari Fraley — When I do good, no one remembers, when I do bad, no one forgets. Daniel L. Hale — The chance of someone watching is directly propor- tional to the stupidity of your actions. Deana Hampton — she 's little, but from top to toe she's brimful of life and go. Tal Gearhart — where s the rest of my heirum? Kimberly Hall — Friendship doubles our joys and divides our cares. Toni Harshman — ve done a lot of thinking and think I'm stuck.

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Tim Irnes — might have red hair, but I am sweet. Diane L. Kane — am in a good mood, you should see me when I'm grumpy. Lisa Jacobs — know what you 're thinking . . . but I didn t do it. Denise A. Jarman — when ev- eryone agrees around here, it must mean that somethings wrong. JoWana Lynn Kienutske — Some folks call me strange. I prefer the term unique Sheri Lee Krueger — The way i see it. if you want the rainbow, you have to put up with the rain.