Lutheran High School - Paw Prints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Randy Nelson photograph KNOWWHVr MAKKRWAS f KNK HTED Step by step through darkness to light Thy table I approach the feast of love The bread the wafer of hope covers sin in a leavened cloak of help And the wine, even as it burns so, yet, burns my soul with joy of forgiveness Together with Christ the living word relief thankfulness— Jane Bremer calligraphy Karl Fjellstrom cast lead sculpture

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Bruce Ritchey photograph happy and free oh happy day i said the ducks fly with joy in the morning and you said cry for the children cry for ecology for the war look down - mourn don ' t you read the paper? don ' t you read the sunset my friend? didn ' t you see the Galillean passing your way didn ' t you touch his robe didn ' t you see the ducks fly? Anne Staley Distant chords of some anonymous guitar beating to the pleasure of my smile I listen undetected and feel a secret longing to be the inspiration of those strings. Nancy Herrmann

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the color of your eyes held onto the light so deep in shade dark, pained the moon caught them afraid, alone swirling, fiery lost in your eyes i was quiet moving away i couldn ' t describe their color or whether they were but my tears matched their depths. Mary Freitag assemblage Anne Staley fri t UJJx- ckh. SWl kid wa §D Cbafkj) Laurel LeVan calligraphy One Life Extended branches from the aged pole form slippery slides for crystal drops to roll they dodge among the crevices and hills with hope nothing disturbs determined wills to reach the end and satisfy their mirth by joining friends in downward flight to earth my friends are without number and I so small cannot be noticed But I don ' t care if people see me jump the last jump which thrills me so — ending quickly— both the thrills and me. Kevin Jones metal sculpture