Andrew Jackson High School - Oracle Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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at LIZABETH CALDWELL For the rain it raineth every day GLORIA CAMPBELL 'he daintiest last to make the end most sweet LEE CAUSEY 'very inch a man and, ah! so many inches ARY ANN CAVALLARQ I'll speak in a monstrous little voice MAJOL CAMPLEJOHN Little, but oh, My! NANCY CANNINGTON Come home with me to supper KATHERINE CHAN6 Make us heirs of all etelnity MORRIS CHANEY But, as you know me all a plain blunt man QUCILLE CANNON PHYLLIS CARRIER We pardon as long as Knows not which is which we love WAYNE CARTER ROBERT- CXARLSON He has a store of knowl- He'S suil, I ifa tliillg edge he never learned in books 1351,-1,4'fnh md ' ,I ,i .I aI J I I if fm L I, ROSSEAUX CHAPPELL With bag and baggage ELAINE CLARK Answer me in one word BILL CLARKE He's a sure card JUDY COBB We make our fortunes and we call them late Evlhislr-X WILLENE CARTER He hath eaten me out of house and home FRAN CAUDILL Nothing is rarer than real goodness SANDRA COBB Do you not know I am a woman? When I think, I must speak CHARLES COLLINS And what did she give you today?

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College Placement Exams WE STROLL THE CAMPUS. EDDIE BROWNING 'If women interfere with your work, quit work fl EMILY BRUMBELOW1f-ffldflwh Why don't you speak for 6uJ!'f yourself, Don? HUDSON BRYANT l'm slow to study, quick to play CAROLYN BUCKINS How many times have I told you not to do that? ? 5 LINDSEY BROOKS lt is better for a young man to blush, than to turn pale OVIDA BROOKS Absence makes the heart grow lander PATSY BUIE Humbleness is always grace,' always dignity JERRY BUNKER Life is a jest, and all things show it,' I thought so once and now I know it

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TRACY CONNERS MARY ALICE COURSEY I beg of you to burn it Must I tell you again? ' when you've read it JAMES CONYERS Sport Royal FRANCES CRUCE Let the world slide PEDRO CRUZ Fast as lightning ERNIE CRAUN 'Six feet o' man, clear grit and human nature EVELYN CRAWFORD All that glitters is not gold SONDRA DARDEN A lion among ladies is a most dreadful thing AMY DAUGHERTY Let us make an honourable retreat LAVERNA CREWS JUDY CROTTS Now my soul hath My friends were poor elbow-room honest VIOLET CROSBY CHARLES CROW I do desire we may be Young in limbs in better strangers judgment old DONALD DAVIS JOSEPH DAVIS He doth nothing but talk of his horse JOE PAUL DAVIS So quiet he seems until the teacher leaves the room