Notre Dame Preparatory School - Towers Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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A' HH I F owe fs THE AUTHOR I-It mrnel of the venerable salt rs alrve wrth the thrrlls of the deep H knows the horror of the storm the maddenrng calm of blurng troprc yt aters the fathomless mystery and lure of the sea The toreador has felt the exultatron of berng lrfted on the ynrngs of natronal acclarm uhrle he ga7es wrth satrsfactron rnto applaudrng lash verled eyes The ancrent padre records close frrendshrp wrth the oppressrye desert sun and the chrll starry ey ed nrght of the wasteland When yxrth totterrng steps he leads hrs harvest of souls to the 'Vlaster he experrences the sweet satrstactron of havrng grven a worthy account of hrs stewardshrp In the glrtterrng ballroom La Belle Dame sans Mercr holds her ruthless svn iv oyer countless hearts who bow beneath the scepter of her charms lhe mother knows 1s only a mother can the rnrmrtable joy of a baby head upon her breast rllle roar of cannon the clank of steel and the glory ol war have been the soldrer s portron 'I he author knows all these loves them all of them Could the gods be more proprtrous What more coveted grft than the knowledge of human nature rts ecstacy rts fear rts trrals suc cesses and rts ultrmate end These the author knows and lrses as he pens hrs thoughts rrch qurckenrng droughts to those who would otherwrse knovy only the drab monotony' of therr ovt n prosarc lrves The author rs an age old radro the vtorlel s mouthprece whrch brrngs the poles and suns together and he rs fortune s chrld Jr Aww Burt t R 28 A GRADUATE Lauer eehzle qoeeneel urrl Iiuoutml eerrb uouth Slurtlznqlu deep sues fha! seek the truth fearless unafrard You ao uour eeau Pulprtatrnq daeen Ot u mee dau S xRAll ADRIR -1-+89 in A N l lil ,Q rl if 3 I - ' J 7' N. 'Yi i ,' gl , 1: X M 11 s E-331, :- , ' wJ . '- f'-Lf' y ,1 xl! , .rn Ir' fry lr rue .we t tr , ,, S . . div. .fl lr.. ' 1 ' f 1 ' e ' . 6 j . r . . . e V s s V 1 v 1 x . j. . I V. . . V . . A t K I I . , Y il 1 Y I 5 'I 3 K ' l ' 1 l U V3 1 1 A Y- y . 1 i L I 1 1' 3 D y 3 A 3 1 A A X V i 3 3 .X A H i3 Lt 'L -K - ' I X Y A 5 I 1 I i . V 'I H . t ,L 1 , s s s , s t t K H - . I t V 3 x . . . , . Y Y u 7 - 7 B3 H e et . . V . N 31 i .H . 4 T 1 Y I I i . . . . , . s - x s ' ' 7 a s . , . X , , . 1 L . . , . , L A N ' 3 1 Y L 3 . . . . V L , 7 . . ' , . y . V V , . . . 3 . . , . , I f . r . , . - -A 1 ' l 1, r f A l ' I I Q T I 2 A' . ,.. ' Q , , ' '28 ' ,

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THANK YOU' VX I XX IMSH lo f1LkI7OLLllL!LJL our dup apprerzatzon for the an Couraqumnt and ard ue ham re cezucd cipcczallu from our dcar flaw XVL our a deb! of qmlzludg lo our cfemrous palrons and uciwrtzsars Lulhoul uhosc' f'l77tIl7lIlll ard Ihc pub lzcalrcm of Ihrs unmzul would hum been znvposszbh . X xx 2 ' ' ' ' 7 P ' I 'J I 1 'P , YT! it J - 1 l X' leather. J YD 7 l I ' , , K. , ',, I Y A I- v 1, ll U A