Palatka High School - Horizons Yearbook (Palatka, FL)

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p(ud OfyThto BMuM QfyVUt JIM DAY We critical people are always being criticized. LARRY DEEL Wise men never show it. KATHY DeLOACH Live every day as though there were no tomorrow. LINDA DENNARD A smile is the trade- mark of a happy soul. LINDA DOUGLAS Kindness cost nothing, but buys everything. CONNIE DOWLING Quietness is a treasured virtue. JIMMY DUCOTE Slow to study; quick to play. HARRY DUKES Nothing but carefree. I'm just plain me. PEGGY DURDEN She who has made a beginning has half the deed accomplished. 29

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Was Beco» uw) GARLAN COX I see lots, say little, but know lots more than you think. DIANE CRAIG There's laughter on her lips and excitement in her eyes. TED CREMER As a general rule a man is about as big as the things that make him mad. RICHARD CROSBY You can not antagonize and influence at the same time. RICKY CURTIS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. SHARON CURTIS A man has his will, but a woman has her way. FLOYD DANIELS Better a mischief than an inconvenience. DALE DARDEN Best all-around and de- pendable too, what more could a girl pursue? MARGARET DAVIS And even her failings leaned to virtue's side. 28

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f-tetppiuMS Was Wonkl ig Oh RONEY EDMUNDSON His sincerity and hones- ty appear to all. SHARON EDWARDS Those who think of oth- ers is greatly rewarded. ROBERT ERICSON Not too quiet to be boring; not too loud to be annoying. WILLIAM EVANS Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. GAIL EVERLETH Contentment is better than wisdom. GREG FALES Teachers don't recog- nize a STUMP of a ge- nius when they see it. LARRY FARMER Never let studies inter- fere with play. RITA FEAGIN Don't take life too se- riously; you'll never get out alive. DEBBIE FERGUSON She's Roger's girl so keep away; she always rolls her eyes his way. 30