Buena Park High School - Los Coyotes Yearbook (Buena Park, CA)

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The Destination

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As a calendar is broken down into days, a mile into yards and a train into cars so was your journey di- vided into different discoveries. Often your journey became more than a mere ride, and took on the characteristics of an expedition. Travelling from day to day, from mile to mile, from car to car you dis- covered vast new territories. From the biology of a frog to the carbure- tor in an automobile you filled your mind with pictures of knowledge you had never before seen. Theo- rems and formulas, nouns and pred- icates, famous battles and presi- dents-all once strange new worlds, now familiar homeland. You explored the unknown in hopes of understanding this journey as well as the ones to come and all the things you ventured to learn yielded a rainbow of different dis- gVtv@) .OVX„ V, v • e ' .c G ro ' -O ' V V ■ j2 05,.l u .-cvc rn k ' . av-. :L ' V, U 11

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The final stop, the end of the road, the reason for beginning any jour- ney. This journey has reached its destination. For some it is but a rest- ing point; for others it is the last stop. Soon many will return to con- tinue toward the final destination. Those who are through now receive a certificate verifying the fact that they have reached the end of the line. When reaching a destination it is natural to recall the things you have seen on the way. You have a port- folio to remind you of the faces, the achievements and the discoveries. In order for the best to begin, the good must end. As you reach your destination and depart to lay your own tracks you may do so pleas- antly remembering that the wonder- ful parts of the journey make the destination all the more worth reaching.