James Madison High School - Prospectus Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Condemned A yellow-faded newspaper Rolls up against the loose plastered Crumbling wall of the house Stopping beneath a window, long broken. The squeaky, torn screen door Sways back and forth Murmuring into the wind Begging for a peaceful last day. A small yellow-haired man Toddles past the rusty iron gate and taps his splintering cane Against a slanted sign Bent and full of bullet holes. He clutches his wrinkled brow And removes a tear shed For the house, his oldest companion. Hap Manning The last breath of dreams Dragon of reality Closes its jaws on me. Kokoro Imamura Drawing on opposite page by Mark Edwards Creativity 103

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The Change of Man Over two thousand years ago, a child was born, with ideas and a cause. People listened to his speeches and blessed his name. At the age of thirty-three, he was nailed to a cross between two thieves, by men who feared his power to move the people. Today, there are a few people, called rebels, hippies radicals or just America's misguided children, who still fight for their causes. It seems many of them die, or just fade back into the fog of tradition, that blinds our eyes to reality. Strange, how men haven't changed. Patty Graves up? bottom the from work to has one true it isn't life, in everything about just With Renee Brewer 104 Creativity