Lake Oswego High School - Lakers Log Yearbook (Lake Oswego, OR)

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Books tell of and are of life. There are two types of books. There are those which lead me on and tease and tempt me. I follow dumbly and take part in adventures, romance. After the cover is closed I have to face myself and the fact that I’m alone, lost, and dead. It hurts me! It pains me to know that I am a living being apart from people. People to be known. I’m just letting them pass me without even trying to grab them and make them see me. . . “See me. feel me, touch me. heal me!’’ (The Who) There are books of learning. These books talk of real people. They speak of suffering and pain. I look into myself and see that that’s why I remain still. I’m so frightened. I’m scared that I’ll be hurt or worse-----ignored. A friend would push me-he would shove me into the crowd and I’d be forced to act-he talks to me. . . “Listening to you, I hear the music Gazing at you I get the heat Following you. I climb the mountain ...” (The Who) Now I am all and I enjoy a vast horizon.

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Right: Passing free time on the beach, Ben Thompson squeezes tide-soaked sand into abstract castles. Quizzed by a senator, Vice-Principal Mr. Kicling supplies the administration’s point of view toward the student center. Tired after a long wait in line, Judy Meece and Kim Cortese check John Turner’s list of dormitory assignments. 14