Eastern Mennonite School - Shenandoah Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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Elizabeth Some people call these folks radicals, because they stir up that which is better left lying . . . for instance, street people, on their heat grates — in front of Washington D.C. government buildings. Here at this Union Station my intellect is turning, no answers are coming. I am wondering what is the substance of life — as I stand with others to keep Elizabeth, who has no home, warm — I am struggling to see clearly Who warm is. 12 — Heidi Hershey

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To India Don't label me tourist — This is my home. Don't condemn my nationality — I'm here to help, not abuse. Don't honor my white skin — My blood, too, is red. Don't make me your teacher — There's much I must learn. I've eaten with you, Slept with you, Laughed with you, Wept for you. Call me sister — Let me live with you. — Rachel Conrad I 11

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What thriving metropolis offers breathtaking cultural diversity and guaranteed excitement? Did you say Harrisonburg? Oh well, everyone is entitled to a little dreaming now and then. Harrisonburg doesn't exactly meet the above description, but it does offer perimeters that we can explore. ' 4 V-