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

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LESLIE ERWIN I-IAGGETT It's not what you dog it's what you get caught at. THOMAS DALE JARVIS The vision to dream great things sometimes needs a push. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER HANN Men of few words are the best. NATALIE ANN HAYES They have achieved success who have lived well, laughed often, and loved much. DUANE MARK HICKEN I wish that the fellow that in- vented work had finished it. CYRUS EDDIE JONES Id1e minutes are his rule. TERRY WILLIAM I AY The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts.

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MARY CATHERINE DURHAM NANCY MARIE EMLAW RICHARD JOHN FIACCO Personality is the key that un- She smiles from day to day and Innocence his specialty, deviltry locks the door to success. still she hasn't much to say. his work. JOHN GARY FLINT TERRY EDWARD FRANCIS Good humor is the health of the It is not what he has. or even soul: sadness is its poison. what he does which expresses the worth of a man, but what he is. SHARON MARGARET F ULLERTON MARCIA CAROLE GIBSON A thing of beauty is a joy for- PoIiteness is as natural to deli- ever. cate natures as perfume is to flow ers. GRACE MARIE HAGGETT I see mischief in those sparkling eyes.

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STEFAN GUDMUNDUR JONSSON If a man be gracious and courte- ous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world. MICHAEL BERNARD LA HAIR For him who strives, success is certain. JOHN EMILE LE CUYER Think today and speaktomorrow. JOHN WILLIAM LA BARGE JANET MIRIAM LACKS Nothing great was ever achieved The highest of distinctions is ser- without enthusiasm. vice to others. ALLEN DONALD LA POINT EDWARD WILLIAM LA SHOMB There's no wisdom like silence. Speech is silver, silence is golden. v-'ii is tis it it A S is Q Ski 'in F .Q .