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

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PATRICIA ANN GUTHRIE Far better than the minting of a gold-crowned king, is the safe kept memory of a lovely thing. EDWARD GRISSOM Criticism comes easier than craftsmanship. KATHLEEN GAYE HALL Our knowledge is a torch of smokey pine. LYNN ANN HALL Whatever we hope to do with ease, we must first learn to do with diligence. W'e're four of Forrest's loveliest. EUGENIA RUTH GROVES Kindness has resistless charms. CINDY H. GRUBBS Everything that deceives may be said to enchant. CARLA SUE HAGENBECK My salad days: when I was green with wisdom. ,,,,,,

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'R l 1' fl! I'd like to see Romeo swing from that balcony. ARLENE GOTTLIEB Use friendship as a drawing account if you wish, but don't forget the deposits. DAVID EDWARD GOSS Those who think big, are. DOROTHY ANN GOSSETT A lie stands on one leg, the truth on' two, PAT GORMAN All finery is a sign of little- DCSS. JAMES GRIBBLE Do not wish to be anything but what you are, and try to be that perfectly. SHARON LEE GRIFFIN veni, vidi, vid. GARY GREENWALT We live not as we wish to lgut as we can. 1 S ?-+1 K 3 5 K 2

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JAMES R. HALTER I've got the world on a string. That's a heck of a place for it. PAMELA DIANE HARDY If you speak, think first-is it true, is it kind, if not, never mind. PAMELA HALL What can I do today to be happy ? JACK E. HALLIGAN Man is born free, and every- where he is in irons. CECILIA CHRISTINE HANSON What's gone is gone and never returns-except for boomerangs or memories. MARIE GLADYS HARDIN The greatest things in life are love and understanding. LOIS MARGARET HAMILTON A girl who lays all her carcls on the table usually ends up playing solitaire. CHARLES DAVID HARMON Keep on the move, for those who stand still are lost. BARBARA HARRIS A man says what he knows, a woman says what pleases. Q E JOANNE HARE Love truth, but pardon error ,. fe at is X P5