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

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RODNEY LUPO Kindness is justly rewarded. FRANK LINDAMOOD DONNA JEAN UNDER SALLY ANN LINV ICK A man must be true to himself. It is sometimes painful to learn, To become love, friendship or he is no longer a man. but pain makes man think. needs what morality needs to Thought makes man wise, and become Religion— the fire of wisdom makes life endurable. emotion. JU BRUCE WAYNE LOCKHART The world is in our hands, let ' s not drop it. One last gulp before class. LARRY A. LONGHI PHILIP S. LOSONSKY BRENDA ANN LOTT LINDA ROSETTA LUMPKIN When the dream dies. What of Si Vous Ne Pouvez Pas Le Faire If these men are Christians, God Don ' t take life too seriously; the dreamer? Fsies— en Semblant (If you can ' t save us from the heathens! you can ' t get through it alive make it, fake it.) anyway. 98

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LINDA JANE LAWTON Hecate hath not all the fun. MANLY LEAVELL You cannot step twice into the same stream. For as you are step- ping in, other and yet other waters flow on. MICHAEL TOWNSEND LEAVELL You can be in my dreams if I can be in yours. RICHARD DAVID LeBLANC How can you succeed, if you don ' t try. THERESA ANN LEE Girls too often primp and fuss about their looks, but very seldom do they fuss about school books. ANITA HELENA LeGRAND For every door that is closed a window is opened if we don ' t lose heart. BONNIE LeMOINE The world is a stage and plays a part. DONNA ANN LERCH rybody It is not what we gain, but what we save, that makes us rich; not what we read, but what we ab- sorb, that makes us learned; not what we preach, but what we practice, that makes us lovable. DIANNE LIGHTFOOT Think positive! Miss McClurkin breaks up her class again with another corny joke. 97

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TREASURE ANN LYONS Life is like an onion, you peel it off by layers and sometimes you weep. ALTHEA LYSITT Have Faith in God, try and in yourself. PHYLLIS McCLEWSKI in your coun- It ' s better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a sha- dow. MIKE McCREIGHT It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt. DOROTHY McCURRY An honest heart possesses kingdopi. SARA D. McDANIEL Wild dreams grow wise as sweet childhood dies. The winds of my age blew the sand from my eyes. LANCE McELHINEY There is no power greater than true affection. DAVID L. McGEE Love is eternal. JAMES McGILURAY Life is too short to be little. 99