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

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LYNN PLATT Do not suppose opportunity will knock twice at your door. Janice and Martha prove the durability of Forrest ' s desks. NELSON POWELL NANCY DAWN POWER SHIRLEY LYNNE PRIEST GARY PRITCHETT Never give a man up until he Its nice to be important but its Do not be anything but yourself; I ' m afraid to think of what I ' v has failed at something he likes. much more important to be nice. and try to be that perfectly. done. CALVIN BUFORD PRUITl JANICE CARLEEN REESE Never ask anyone to dc anything A smile is a light in the window you would not normally io your- of the soul indicating that the self. heart is at home. CYNTHIA ANNE REYNOLDS JOHN JOSEPH RICCARDELLI Even the wisest men make fools If a man empties his purse into of themselves about women, and his head, no man can take it even the most foolish women are away from him. wise about men.

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ROSS D. PENNINGTON If we learn but one new thing everyday— we have accom- plished a lot in our short life. JUNI PERRIT To generous is noble. JEANNETTE PHILLIPS Be what you are— and CHARNISAY PICKARD Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works. KAREN SUE PICKETT To be given love you have re- ceived the greatest gift; but to abuse love you have com- mitted the greatest sin. JIMMY S. PIERCE In trying times, TRY. THOMAS PIONESSA The giver makes the gift precious. CAROL PITTMAN JCL maybe. en o ' clock Droop? 109

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ALLEN RICHARDS, Man is his own God. GLENORA RICKOFF Experience is the best teacher. LARRY RIDLEY TIM RIDLING If a man could have half his And now abideth faith, hope, and wishes he would double his trou- charity, these three; but the great- bles. est of these is charity. SHEILA RIEBLING Religion is a great force— the only real motive force in the world; but you must get a man through his own religion, not through yours. DOUGLAS WAYNE RIEDER Silence is more eloquent words. CYNTHIA ANNETTE ROBERSON The greatest happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved, loved for ourselves, or rather loved in spite of ourselves. KEVIN JON ROBERTS Life is my mastered ecstasy— I shall always want. LOUISE ROBERTS The man who makes no mis- takes does not usually i -nake anything. Treasure Lyons and Cathy Godwin lend a helping hand in Mrs. Nix ' s office. Ill