Bishop Boyle High School - Lance Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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We, like the flowers, have come from tiny seeds. From the moment of our conception to the last beat of our heart, we are growing, reaching out. As children, we were planted into our environment and grew under the guid- ance of the only sun we knew, our parents.

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Just as the warm rays of the sun bathe the fragil bud and each of the petals blooms into its own glory, we too bask in the golden shafts of another sun and blossom forth in our own time. Our sun, as opposed to the earth’s celestial sphere, is bounded by no circumference; it is composed of the limitless influence of family, friends, teachers, and experi- ences. 2

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Suddenly, our hard protected shell was exposed to the friendly warmth of teach- ers and first-grade friends. Then, the seedling was on its way to being a real person, sharing experiences with others, laughing, crying, becoming. Continually, we grew throughout ele- mentary school, developing into a bud which reached out for more room to grow and more light from the life-giving sun. This need required us to find a newer, more advanced sun” - Boyle.