Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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Streams Of jCife JCike tiny patters of rain We are brought into being alone - small and delicate yet so significant as a whole. As a spring rain is beneficial to this green earth. ' We are refreshing in our innocent youth. IVe allow others to build the bridges over our troubled waters as we flow on unceasing. So many people So many acperiences become a part of our lives and ou r patters become splashes in the world and the lives of others |, as we add knowledge upon knowledge gaining momentum - spilling, tumbling escultant with life we go to universities and colleges independent and proud trying to remain between the banks of reason but sometimes overflowing -so zealous are we in our freedom. We spend those years as if in pools sometimes peaceful, sometimes turbulent ever growing and maturing; then we spill forth in various directions near and far ' me of us like tiny streams ' ding to lush, green meadows -others like powerful, rolling rivers to the vast ocean where the new and the old mingle and become one. Where will we go? What will we become? A frightening question that tugs at all of our minds, f ut he flow of life like the flow of the rivers our tiny patters have made will carry us to our destiny. -Kathi Wilson

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