Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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,oN ET' our lives . . . AV Sl I ow' Every minute of ' e upon passing reveals but another golden ment of opportunity. Time is an intangible th constantly watches over us, govern- ing our li , our hopes, our ambitions and their ful- fillme . ring the three short years of high school a foun- ation is laid for a new individual-an individual whose life is richer and deeper because of these three years. A time for dreaming and thinking, working and planning, the three years of high school are a short time-a time that first seems to drag and then too suddenly becomes brash and hurried, leaving many acts undone and many thoughts unsaid. Held in this brief space are carefree days and nights coupled with the serious thoughts of what the future may hold. Serious thoughts that soon will begin to grow into reality before our eyes. lt is a time of change serving us well as a step- pingstone. These years are spent in acquiring a fun- damental knowledge and comprehension of the soci- ety into which we will be thrust. With the passing of days we face disappointment and achievement, vic- tory and defeat, all playing their part in the produc- tion of a self-conditioned citizen. Armed with these essentials, the task remains with us to fulfill our potentialities enabling us to attain our goals in life. These are times difficult to reflect upon. ln the yearbook we have attempted to recall the many happy and sad times, the big events and everyday occurrences, the seriousness, the light-heartedness, Q Wx moments of loneliness and the warmth of compan- QNYU' ionship. We've shown each section as a component length of time that fulfilled the passing hours and made them more meaningful. Here then in retro- The Time of Our Lives.