Cherry Hill West High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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After school sales in spanishgermanlatinetc French bread and funnel cakes are the symbols of a successful organization. Early Saturday morning enthusiasts clutch stolen menus, dictionaries, bus tickets for an imaginary trip, up the Champs Elysee to Red Square and the Wailing Wall. At bullfights or in a small restaurant on Chestnut Street, we learn by experience. 144

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I-1 s I ids. 'V .,s gave 5 If N ml . ug0 ' V4-ui I must concentrate on the sound of snow falling. It once lay lightly as a veil covering the naked tree limbs. Now, burdened, the bough bends and sighs. I wonder if the fragile branch will break. Resting my pack against a snow cushioned rock, I feel the pain in my shoulders slip away. Bending, I slide open fingers beneath the silent snow. There is a part of the human spirit that rebels when forced into the confines of our structured world. Where exis- tence is cramped the mind begins smothering slowly. We have found places where there are no walls. How much do we really need to survive? Only white bark and green trees, follow-the-dots night skies dnd sunshine stenciled footpaths. at J, I if ,, ' X ii PENNY Mill0l'fPf95- Miss Barbara Lacusch Advisor fMryl Gellura not pictured!

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