Paris High School - Parisian Yearbook (Paris, KY)

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William Lawrence Is it not better to be brief, than tedious? Beverly Lanter Diane Lawrence Things which are past our Cross each bridge of life help; are past our con - as you come to it. cern. Carolyn Link If fate has decided you should lose, give him a good fight anyway. Gary Long A man's soul is truly his most divine possession. Kitty Lucky Happiness is a by-product of our own endeavors.

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Lora Hutsell The greatest pleasure of life is love. Bobby Johnson He who keeps his eye fixed on the distant hori- zon will find his right road. Lena Howard None but herself, can be herself. Colette Jackson We should never be so contrary as not to admit our own faults. Larry Henry Let us not make imaginary evils; there are too many real ones. Kay Johnson Meekness is strength--not weakness. Barbara Howard Love is the virtuous qual- ity of all women. Jamie Kookendoffer Life is a predicament.

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William T. McConnell The gift of gaity may be the greatest fortune and the most serious step to- ward maturity. Alan McKee One who possesses true energy cannot be deprived of it. Dennis McKinney All creatures have their own joys and man has his. Sharon Oldson A little competition adds zest to life. Rowena Moore We secure future happiness by being as happy as pos- sible today. David Oliver Youth bestows pleasure upon all who pursue it.