Norwood Norfolk Central School - Keystoner Yearbook (Norwood, NY)

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DEBORAH ANN BEYER JAMES DONALD BISHOP A blush deceives the charming wit Whatever happened Ididn't do it. of deviltry. Kfil -QI' SUSAN MARIE BOND Twinkle in her eye and a sparkle on her finger. TERESA ELLEN BRIGGS If silence could talk. she would say plenty. SHELDON JEROME BOMBARD I am not afraid of tomorrow, forl love today. JANET IRENE BOND T.N.T. Tiny. neat, and terrific. DANIEL MARTIN BROOKS Always ready for work or fun, lives content. envies none.

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RICHARD ANDREW ALMASY If you're a man of few words. you won't have to take so many back. CHESTER JAMES ASHLEY Never trouble trouble 'till trouble troubles you. ROGER WILLIAM BARTLETT After all else fails, follow direc- tions. TERRY KENNETH ALSUP Fun is the play-off for living. BRUCE WESLEY BANCROFT Says little and thinks a lot. 'RQ' A JUDY MAE ARQUETTE The mildest manners with the gent lest heart. DONNA LOU BANCROFT The eloquence of sincerity belongs to her.

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MICHAEL ALTON BROTHERS The actions of men are like the index of a bookg they point our what's most remarkable in them. A. RONALD DAVID CASEY I have an 11th commandment for all: Thou shall not commit nin- compoopery. RICHARD BERNARD CASTLE Wit and pep are great assets ad- mired by all. BERNARD JOSEPH CARDINAL 'An individual with individuality. DANNY BOYD CASSELMAN Much wisdom often goes with few est words. IANICE ANITA BUCK Happiness is a perfume you can't pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself. GARY WAYNE CASSELL Put your troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. ROGER JOHN CLARY I'm the patient type. Will you be my nurse?