Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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' itMrnrnM WmtMCi- -: . ROTI F E R She arrived from nowhere As if she had decided that Webb Would be her new home. Attending classes, she would Sit attentively and listen to the teachers. Never causing a disturbance. Just asking for a back-rub. She always came when you called. And left as if she understood your request. Then the stranger finally called. He told her that the time had come To leave us with only happy nwmories. And she obeyed. 70

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TENTH GRADE In the full came - friendly reunions, readjustments, growing awareness, a lost friend . . . He began to see into the people around him. They too had problems: he was not alone. Through winter came — growing coldness. Christmas vacation, readjustments, changing friendships . . . Friendships began to grow. He realized that there is meaning in a relationship: life is more than having a hall. And in spring — stronger friendships, expanded mind, more e.xams, a few goodbyes . . . And under a subtle breath he whispered, Hold back, we can all make it! NELKEN, MEYER, R., ROBERTS, NUNN, SALVO, ROWLAND, MIRSEPASSI, CHILDS ■■ ■ ' ■ ' mn ■4 72