Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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' }. y ' i:: o my friends: ' •t i f , iflz Ugly, when am I ever going to see you i i ( C 9uys again? ,, , , N X Ugly, ansivered Hauk, that ' s a painful subject. I Av J. U V 3 o )f it ' s soon, but I don ' t know. If you come to Maine, . • . ou ' ll see me. If we attend the same medical meetings C v.-r- ?W i ne ' ll meet. From here it sounds great to say zve ' ll all get x ' i ' ' 1 her soon, but all I know is this: you can call me or ' • i the Duke fifty days or fifty years from now and we ' ll be vj % ' P gold to see you. S togethi 3 1«o •«. f C» c • -s • -a 5: f MASH ' %. S - Aflff Spread my dreams out under your feet. Tread softly V 1 ■ .Y for you trecRjon my dreams. fVell, w ih you think? Y iiv|||. Roy Me: You ivant to knozv ivhat I ' m planning? ' , Me: I don t knoiv, I ' m not a planner. 9 Somebody: Yeah, I ' m a liver, too. Me: I ' m a pancreas. GEOFF BARTH 173

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Only one word on my mind. Sha na na RICHARD CONNER SWALLOW ■P y 1 ii J XA t J f , lA v i T It ' s strange. We gulls who scorn perfection for the sake of travel go nowhere, slowly. Those who put aside travel for the sake of perfection go anyiv here instantly. Remember, Jonathan, heaven isn ' t a place or a time, because place and time are so very meaningless. Heaven is If our friendship depends on things like space and time, then ivhen we finally overcome space and time, we ' ve destroyed our own brotherhood! But overcome time, and all we have left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now, Don ' t you think that we might see each other once or twice f Jonathan 175