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

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PHYLLIS AAcGLOTHIN Justice and truth are the com- mon ties of society. Look-the JOLLY GREEN GIANT PAULA L. McGUIRE RICHARD G. McLEOD BARBARA LYNNE McMAHAN Your conscience can ' t prevent you A moment wastecJ may never be Life is full of shaciows but the from doing v rong, but it can do regained. sunshine makes them all. a lot to keep you from enjoying it. RICHARD McNAIR We walk by faith, not by sight. WALTER E. McNAIR Success is the most important goal in anyone ' s life. MARSHA EILEEN McNEILL I just love to horse around. WANDA JACQUELYN McRAE Sincerity is a speciality of the heart. 100

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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

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VICTORIA GAIL MACNAMARA Set your small worries outside, on your desk calendar or In a pocket notebook, leave your mind free to put its personal signature on life. Listen Mr. Robert E. Lee— Gool it! This is N. B. Forrest terriory. FRANKLIN DEWITT MADDOX May the bird of Paradise nest in your hair. LYNNE CONNOR MAGIN And we shall never be what once we were, this life will never be what once it was. TONJA LEA MAUNIAK Never do a wrong thing to make a friend or keep one; friendship that requires you to do wrong is dearly purchased at a sacrifice. LINDA JEANETTE MANN Happiness is a way of travel- ing, not a station you arrive at. RONALD HARRY MARCUS We now enter into the world with no time for prejudice of hypocrites or society; for our very survival depends upon our acceptance of the world as is. CYNTHIA SUSAN MARSHALL Who, or what, is the dreamer with- in us? And to whom is the dream- er talking? CAROL ANN MARTIN A wise man ' s eyes see the world, while a foolish man sees only him- self. 101