Catlin Gabel School - Garrulous Pine Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Joan Cartwright The space that lies between you and your Near neighbor unbefriended is indeed greater Than that which lies between you and your Beloved who dwells beyond seven lands and seven seas. Kahlil Gibran Helen Chauncey Because l am open, l am vulnerable, But being open, l am free. Allan Ginsberg Mike Cory Hoyt Corbett Human reason needs only to will More strongly than fate and she is Fate. Horace'Nlann lt is much easier to make good men wise Than to make bad men good. Henry Fielding

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Cindy Anderson Take therefore no thought for the morrow.' For the morrow shall take thought for The things of itself. St. Matthew Peggy Bachelder The creator knows that a work of art is nothing But a means by which he re-enacts his life Over and over again . . . Camus 'mf Betsy Beebe l hear the children ofthe wind Crying solitary in lonely places. William Sharp Melinda Brown Remembrance is a form Of meeting. Forgetfulness is a form Of freedom. Kahlil Gibran

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Helen Forster l object to people running down the future. l am going to live the rest of my life there And l'd like it to be a great place. Anonymous Grace Gardner Every man of genius sees the world At a different angle from his fellows, And there is his tragedy. Havelock Ellis W? Anne Gray Who can say l am Japanese, American, African when in the next day he may be a butterfly. Paul Reps