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

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3EUL a»5: A 4. - But the symphony is ending, The music fades away; The orchestra is moving on, There are brand new songs to play. The music that was our future, Is now our yesterday; The song remains within our hearts And will never fade away. At first we marched to different tunes, There was no harmony; Then we found the notes we sought, Our special symphony. The notes still echo loud and clear. Within our memories. They sing of days we all recall. When we were bold and free. 4 But now our song is over. It ' s time to be moving on. The future moves away with us And we will soon be gone. Our symphony brought joy to our hearts And made us all happy. We ' ll remember these times, For the rest of our lives Our special symphony. Bret Barrett and Martin Bryant

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Our Special Symphony Four lonj; years ago It seemed like yesterday, We listened to an orchestra And loved the songs they played. The symphony unfolding there We could not understand, Then the music reached out to us And took us by the hands. i Our song is nearly over, It ' s time to be moving on. The future moves away with us. We will soon be gone. We want to reach within our souls. Maybe well find a song. Something to remember us by Fifty years on. Suddenly the music. Reached in and touched our souls. We became the instruments. As the music took control. We turned our heads and looked around And saw we weren ' t alone, i All the childhood friends we knew All had found a home.

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Conductor Adds Toujch of Love To be a great conductor, one must have a deep love for his work and his orchestra. But to be loved by his orches- tra, he must be truly special. Because of his deep love for his stu- dents, and his profession, our Sym- phony is dedicated to Mr. Saylor I). Smith. Mr. Smith strove to make school edu- cational searching continually to find the best way to give his pupils the gift of knowledge. His ready smile and quick wit made each day in class a new experience, while his deep concern for his students ' needs made him their friend. Serving as advisor for both the newspaper and publications staffs, it was quite com- mon to find Mr. Smith spending many extra hours of his time helping the staffs meet their deadlines. Mr. Smith came to BP in the fall of 1976 after teaching for three years at Brea-Olinda High School. He adapted quickly to life at BP, and soon became the driving force behind the successes of BP ' s publications. While Mr. Smith is very important to those on the yearbook and newspaper staffs, he also plays a large part in the lives of many students in the Extended Day Program. There he finds great re- ward helping those students reach their goals. Outside school, Mr. Smith can b e found playing tennis, basketball, or just spending time with his two sons. Because he has a deep love for his work and his orchestra, Mr. Saylor D. Smith is our Special Conductor.