New Trier Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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Ode to Underclassmen CSung to the tune of The Twelve Days of Christmasfj On our final day at New Trier we seniors leave to thee: ll crowds alcheering 12 bells alringing 10 narks alnagging ..rk . kj, , X I I 8 parties giggini l 4 A v 18 9 lockers stinking 1.

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erry's Kids The Traveller is not yet within one hundred miles of the theatre, but when he glances in his rearview mirror he realizes that already he is being followed. What caught his eye was the red, white, and blue Steal-Your-Facev emblem decorating the dusty windshield of an old beige paint-flaking V-W van. The symbol told him that he, his buds and buddies, and the occupants of that vehicle had a mutual destination. Inside the van a kind and bearded face grins and a hand calmly wavesg he knows where the Traveller is bound. As he banks onto the exit ramp, the Traveller notes that he is leading not just the van, but a whole caravan of machines, each one adorned with colorful emblems and symbols. When the Traveller and the caravan finally arrive the bucolic scene is set by a cool summer breeze and the unmistakable fresh scent of the wild weed of the herbal countryside. What better place to let nature take her course in relieving a long journey? The show has already started and the music mellows into the air, becoming a part of the surrounding ease of nature. Let there be songfto fill the air fThat's all it isj . . . 20