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

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CELILIA LINDA HILTON It doesn ' t matter how big or small you are but your ability to use what you do have that counts. JOHN DAVID HILTON ROBERT WALTER HILTON I ' ll do anything once— and some- You can ' t pick the rose without times twice! getting pricked by the thorn. JAMES NEWTON HITT JR. It you want to be seen, stand up, if you want to be heard, speak up, if you want to be appreciated, shut up. Jeannle Pahota prepares for her next class in the Florida Sunshine. ' PAMELA JEANNAE HOBBS Follow your impulse and you may well be sorry, but ignore it, and you have sacrificed one of the rare chances when in- dividuality and happiness is possible. JAMES RANDOLPH HODGES Live for today for who knc what tomorrow brings. JUDITH ANN HODGES A man lives by believing some- thing; not by debating and argu- ing about things. WILLIAM DANIEL HOFFMAN He who has made a beginning has half the deed accomplished. PAMELA WADE HOLLAND You had better live vour best and act your best and think your best today; for today is the sure preparation for to- morrows that follow. 90

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EDWARD BELMONT HAYDEN You are one person you cannot fool. CYNTHIA LOU HAYHURST Jump in man, the world is big. DENA JILL HERNDON Anything worth having is worth working for, so don ' t give up when the chips are down. JILL FRANCES HICKMAN Be thou a rainbow to the storms of life. ELAINE HICKS KATHERINE LOUISE HIGHLY BARBARA JEAN HIGHTOWER GENE MURL HILL Fathers and teachers, I ponder. Happiness grows at our own fire- Nature never did betray the heart When you do not first succeed, What is Hell? I maintain that side and is not to be picked in that loved her. quit while you are ahead. it is the suffering of being strangers ' gardens. unable to love. NORA FRANCINE HILL Silence is sometimes the best way to yell at the top of your voice. I wonder how long those apples have been there? 89

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LINDA ANN HOLLEY ED HOLMES CECILIA HOLTZ REBECCA DIANE HUCKS Happiness is nothing more than The milk that is spilt cries not out How beautiful a day can be when Sunsets and death . . . death good friends and a bad mem- afterwards. kindness touches it. and therefore kisses . . . conse- ory. quently birth for yet another gen- — eration of sunset watchers. JAMES LARRY HUDGINS If you can ' t get what you want out of life . . . get what you can. If they ' re any good, it ' s because our football boys were the coaches. CHARLES OLIVER HUGGINS JAMES L. HUGHES Say what you mean and mean You scratch my back and I ' ll what you say and you will find scratch yours. JOHN OVERTON HULSBERG I now take leave of you! LINDA ORRISSA HURST So live that when a man says he ' s married to you, he ' ll be bragging. 91