Frederick Douglass High School - Polaris Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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r Congratulations And Best Wishes To Our Baby Daugliter Gladys Lavonia Callaway IVIay God bless you as you reach your goal in life and may you have joy and much success throughout your life Love, Mom And Dad Congratulations Gala Senetta Hamilton L From Your Family, Betty, Kim, Toppee, Terrell, Emmett And Eddie

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r Much Success To 1 Katrina Denise Boddie Success is speaking words of praise In cheering other people ' s ways In doing just the best you can, With every task and every plan Its silence when your speech would hurt Politeness when your neighbor ' s curt It ' s deafness when the scandal flows And sympathy with other ' s woes, It ' s loyalty when duty calls. It ' s courage when disaster falls. It ' s patience when the hours are long, It ' s found in laughter and in song. It ' s in the silent time of prayer. In happiness and in despair. In all of life and nothing less. We find the thing we call success From Your Family Mom, Dad Michael, Trece Rosa And Evelyn Grandparents The Nash ' s The Stewart ' s Congratulations Deborah Elaine Clark e» Issaih Callahan Avery Clark Brenda Clark Herman Clark, Sr. Larry Clark Mary Clark Dwain A. Clayton Irene Dykes Emma Edwards Beverly Etheridge Brian Etheridge Rev. Henry Etheridge Janie Etheride Minnie Etheridge We Wish You Much Success. Christine Williams Mark Heischman Gale Godfrey Jacquelyn Green Joyce Henderson Melva Hendley Rev. Thomas Holt Peggy Jackson Louise Jones Alexander Hillery Bertrum Malone Gregory Rhodes III Dorothy Spence Berta M. Martin Louise Strong

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■ ■x;,-v- ' r- m B Best Wishes In The Future Carmelita M. Weaver With Love, Linda Robinson, Anthony Robinson, Eddie Robinson, J.R. Sims, Gregory Sims Congratulations And Best Wishes To Robert Fields On Your Graduation and Always If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on! If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, I Or walk with kings — nor lose common touch, I If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, I If all men count with you, but none too much; I If you can fill the unforgiving minute, I With sixty seconds ' worth of distance run, I Yours is the Earth and everything that ' s in it, I And — what is more — you ' ll be a man, my Son! L= — Rudyard Kippling With Love, Mother =J