Guilderland Central High School - Tawasenthan Yearbook (Guilderland Center, NY)

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The stream started at the top of the mountain and slowly worked its way down. lt flowed smoothly and stead- ily passing tall evergreens which were dancing playfully in the bree e, lt passed a small clearing in the woods where a mountain goat quietly grazed on small blades of green grass. lt divided and traveled around a patch of delicate moss then came back together. The stream grew larger as it neared the bottom of the mountain. Then it ioined the waterfall and we went crashing down to the rocks below bulent river at last. -Marie Brume Aff, .fi 5 Qi we U -.f K J- .'. - ' A' if..-Q., lc. ,' ik' Z wg. .. 'Ig-: -,, A4. Yd74.w . ' A Q'l'f 3i-a.1?'f i - 4 s ' 4 5 we Q-swiss' 4, by -Q jgy,.w' 15-55- T W if 'T M 21, ,ga 11:11, 5 -its . H ..eh-.nzg,Xggf.f,,r,- ln 4-.1 -.U , M. ipjzwz Y ' - . ,f.3':f Q 1 5 x- ' -,I+ ofilfe. . LMA . ,. ew Y vQD' 1 ,qrqfrlf their ,375 Munn In Just Spring when the world is mud luscious when the world is puddle wonderful E C CUITIITIIHQS lris Flags of April Petals op ning to the sun A vibrant burst of deep purple springtime Dewdrop Crystal on grass Trapping the morning light The essence of singing sunrise Susan Scarrow Q R s 444 v A Q. , f. - in I 1 I -.V 5 s . N xl Q xnirv vu . ', tw 4 , X , 1 -v .1 23 ' 1 .QI 5 K s A LH' Q- . 1 . . g N 'S X , ' x fy H - X r ,L 4 . U I K I Z if X Yttx N 3: X ' 4 . I X ,wil 1 s J N41 1 fl x .I I' ' 'K - 15 ' , bl llx Q vu ,, 1 1 . '-PJ. , 5 ' x ' ' 4- A4 .J ' X 1, U N x V J M, R ey p ' 1 I ' .Y f s -I ' . . v 51, t 4 ' A 'Y X at 4' 'n ' 1 ' Q ' . A t .vhs s. tl, 5' ,Ja 1 ' F Jr ,a 5 4 I W 5 -' 1-3 1 'lr P-It -.N f r' ' ' ' , '.s n-' 'J 5 .'.'f,t7 ' x - .e... -1 r. .. , J: AE'i::'E.6, ldfighlw , , p 41 i, .:- gr. ts- ' - -4,-ff -,:', -3-If' f' - ,,J.--l. ' . - ' ', '-:sf A ,,: 12x,q g-'f .Q -, A ,iw '.' -4' ' - 3 b t f h L -1 1' L ' - ff -'f - f. t f Y. wir' ., l ecomlng a part o t e rus Ing, tur- 1 .v 9 I 1 -- - . ,x w J , . . 5 IJ, ,.. 1 1 ,e no I in ., l I, L . . S H A M5 'X , we s- l . ,., V ' ' -gr ' M ' .1 ' 2775 ' 1' T -5 E- '- H.-g,. ' -,-.fmg--. ,s , ,A ' - -1 1 ,I +A. I ,. , F ings g va- A , , ,c , , ' H- - 4 4. ' ' ,.ff.- .. - E' ' -.L ' N VQ- .' V 1-5-I -'A r i- .t'-la - '-A A Q --,ww I . 'l lzl in

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Is it so small a thing To have enjoyed the sun, To have lived light in the spring, To have loved, to have thought, to have done? -Matthew Arnold On a meadow at sunrise the dew shines like glass . . . -Anonymous Then a Brand river forms grin: at. early dawn ' ' ' Cm sei SFWI' Trees and foliage bud and blossom n I e ups of ffm 'id B I I SWS has tilliyloif V21 frost Cm Anonymous P -Onitsua After sp-lg anal l'lT'fhliZ md O' wind wwf- Wamng for me If winter comes, can Spring be far Tl! was And I intend to conquer Il Behmd? 995139 Sue Kenter Percy Bysshe sheney