Cherry Creek High School - Yearbook (Englewood, CO)

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Nlan broke the earth and in it he placed a seed. He covered it, and though it was out of his vision, he did not forget this seed. Patient- lv he gave his time and care, and one day it broke out of the earth as the beginning of a tree. During the warm season, Nlan's love helped the tree bear flowers and fruit, and during the cold, he shared the sorrows of the empty limbs. But the burden in time became too great, and when the cold lessened, only lVlan's son was alive on the earth. The son took a seed from under the dead tree, and broke new earth, and placed the seed within. Thus grows the Tree of Life: each seed becoming fruit, each son becoming lVlan. 9 .4 '9- li. . 1 IN mai

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The scaffolding holds the arch in place till the keystone is put in to stay. Then the scaffolding comes out. Then the arch stands strong as aH the rnassed pressing parts of the arch and loose as any sag or spread faHing of the buHders'intention, hope. The arch never deepsf' Living in union it holds. So long as each piece does its work the arch is aHve,singing, a resness choraf Carl Sandburg .,-' T A -W --s, fi if Qllll s Qi f' ,A N-...ow ,Q 4 ...ew . 1.1 4. 1 Q