Marian Catholic High School - Gauntlet Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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I may be just a foolish dreamer but I don't care Cause I know my happiness is waiting out there, somewhere. I'm searching for that silver lining Horizons that I've never seen Oh, I'd like to take just a moment And dream my dreams. Oh, I'd like to greet the sun each morning and wait amongst the stars at night I'd like to know the taste of honey In my life, in my life. Well, I've had so many pains And I've played so many games Oh buteveryone finds the right way Somehow - some way - some day. I'd like to fly far away from here F Where my mind can see fresh and clear And I'd find a love that I longed to see Where everybody could be what they want to be What they want to be. I wish the world were truly happy living as one. I wish the word they call freedom Someday will come, someday will come. - Lionel Richie 8: Ronald LaPread - fr-144+

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Aifzaciaf Ufiizfy-clfouz azoles Q if Vie' Marian's unique program of service to the community has received much positive publicity during the past year. The 30-hour requirement of MHS students has benefitted numerous groups and individuals throughout the S.D. area, as students work in many capacities with one single purpose: to help others. Some students Cpictured herej worked at a camp for the mentally retardedg others worked fwithout pay, of coursej in hospitals, as tutors, or in various parish activities. All in all, most students have found it to be a very enriching experience, and we're proud of our growing reputation for good and useful community service.