Nathan Bedford Forrest High School - Confederate Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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CAROLE MARIE BROWN Now, on a higher plane I dwell. LARRY BRYAN Character is made by what you stand for: a reputation is some- times a downfall. AUDREY E. BROWN There are two tragedies in lifeg When you get what you don't want and when you don't get what you want. BARBARA RAE BROWN Patience is the flower that grows not in every garden. SUE BROWN The end justifies the means INIARGARET ANN BRUNSON Fair is foul and foul is fair hx SHERRA ELAINE BRYANT To know what is right and not do it is the worst cowardice. GILBERT THOMAS BUKER It is not strength, but art, ob- tained the prize, and to be swift is less than to be wise. SIDNEY FRANK BROWN I'he world is a stage from where I will play many parts before I die. sax af L35 DONNA ELAINE BRYANT One cannot succeed by ability alone, but willingness tc serve.

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LINDA BRADSHAW Brevity is the soul of wit.. SHIRLEY BRAHN. Every dark cloud has a silver lining. RAYMOND E, BRANCH Circumstances are the ruler of the weakg they are but the instruments of the wise. ALAN WALTER BROWN Good humor and good sense are never separated. . This is better than waiting in that long lunch line! SHARON CLAIRE BRODERICK Wrinkles should merely indicate where a smile has been. SHARON NANCY BROOKS Lost yesterday, somewhere be- tween sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No re- ward is offered for they are gone forever. JOYCE INIARIE BROCK Now I know, But then I thought I knew.

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ig Above true. Those what's Those what's The wages of sm IS death but the gxft of God IS Eternal Llfe If you have hope you shall seek and you shall fmd that all good things do not end