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

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LINDA HELEN MARTIN PATRICIA LEIGH MARTIN Smile at each new fake crisis it ' s nice to be important, but it ' s and dodge the daily hysteria; strain much more important to be nice, never ends; cold wars last forever. IJUANA MARTINEZ MICHAEL BRUCE MASON Anything that is worth possessing Be what you are, not what you quite possessed. aren ' t, and be that to the best of your ability. STEVEN WAYNE MATHENY A person ' s true value is determined not by what he has but how he uses his possessions and talents for the advancement of himself in the eyes of God. CAROLYN LA RUE MATHIS Though nothing can bring back the hour of the splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not but rather find strength in what remains behind. ANNETTE MARIE MEEKS ELAINE ALMA MELCOLM If everyone followed the Ten Com- Nothing was ever built without mandments, think what a perfect a dream in the beginning. world this would be— but they don ' t. GLENN ALLEN MELTON Live fast, love hard, and die young, lARRY MEMORY The power of a man increases steadily by continuance in one direction. JIMMY MEYER Self-trust is the first secret of success. WAYNE M. MIKLOS Try and catch the wind. 102

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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

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CHARLENE JANE MILES An Armageddon BRENDA SUE MILLER DONALD LAMAR MILLER CHERYL DeLAYNE MILLS Men are four; he who knows he To everything there is a season, I ' m not married, misunderstood, knows, he who knows not, he and a time to every purpose un- lonely . . . just interested, who knows, and he who knows der the heaven, he knows. RICHARD LOUIS MILLS Bring it out into material mani- festation. GLENN FOSTER MILTON Don ' t just live life! Enjoy it! FRANK MIZERAK, JR. FRANCES CHERYL MOCK Somebody said it couldn ' t be done, To handle yourself, use your head, so I didn ' t even try. to handle others, your heart. TIMOTHY MICHAEL MOHAN CLAUDE MONTGOMERY HAROLD MOORE CARL MOODY Don ' t take life so seriously; it A hero is one who knows how to Things are only what one makes To know how to laugh is to kno ruins all the fun. hang on one minute longer. them worth. how to reign. 103