Phoenix Country Day School - Phoenician Yearbook (Paradise Valley, AZ)

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1967-68 Football Baseball Soccer 1968-69 Baseball Soccer 1969-70 Lettermen's Club Garoooovy George Thomas Rich Distant days, long hours, and math. Some cast aside littering the road, but a lot going along for the ride. Now it is early. Is the ocean fog still in the streets? Running fast and loud, low in the saddle, no one smiles. Whitman's free soul, comarado, also of open road. Even for the gimp, clean cut, Hambone, Fat Freddy, buzzard, Mouldy Marvin, and Magoo. A flash of white lightning, a burst of dirty thunder. Good bye to the present impasse. 53

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I don't seem to have my material .... Mr. Raymond,the Coke machine needs change .. . .That guy's really an idiot, he gave me an A .... But Mr. Yellott, it's so hard to stay here during lunch .,,. I'll have it tomorrow, Mr. Reid .,.. Don't talk to me about the Bible, I already know it all ..,. I'm sorry, we just can't do it for less than 51005 it's against our princi- ples. Benjamin Walter Powers My road it might be rocky, and stones may cut my face, but some folks ain't got no road at all, they just gotta stay in the same ole place so I guess I'm doing fine. 1967-68 Football Basketball 1968-69 Basketball Letterman's Club 1969-70 Football Basketball Class Representative

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. . .love is not to look at one another but to look together in the same direction, Andre Maurois Not yet out of the driveway-and which way to go? Take yesterday and see sights that glow in eerie, unfamiliar colors. . .hear sounds of old songs sung now in discord. Take tomorrow and head toward bewildering oceans where waves of laughter spray tears on all the rest- less children. Now choosing for a moment, I remember: the silence of rainy days and waiting for noth- ing, sounds of children in the playground carefree sound that makes us laugh and sing with them, the lush green forest growing from empty glass bottles. . .the sun in the darkness filling the quiet times, the little blond angel of springtime...the strawberry-blond devil of summer.. .images of childhood, black rooms, closed doors, wide green lawns that need to be cut, sitting in a tower feeling the sunset outside. . .encased in a warm shell Thou hast tamed the curs'd shrew .... again and watching the snow fall. Penelope Carol Roeder The faces, the names, the smiles, each dif- ferent and never to be seen again will always be remembered. Looking ahead, l see that the road that I have travelled goes into Tomorrow where the pounding waves and silver mist await us all. 1965-66 Glee Club Drama 1966-67 Drama 1967-68 Drama Poetry Club Phoenician Folk-Singing Club 1968-69 Drama Interim Phoenician Ski Club Arizona Girls' State Community Service Committee 1969-7U Drama Interim Phoenician Editor Pep Club