Hammond Technical Vocational High School - Chart Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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One Is A Lonely Number . . . A time to think

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K 1 f l|P« U But even though we are different, we can Unite through Love and Understanding. We have to tear down the walls that the past generations so quickly built. Built because they felt it was the best thing to do. But when we’re done building there will be no walls. We have to destroy the wall that di- vides the rich from the poor. Open the gates, and let all people live together. Let all countries look at one another and say, Let there be Peace. But most of all we have to lift the iron curtain that stands between Love and Hate. Let everyone taste the greatness of love. Then let each one decide which he would rather spread through out the land. Yes, we’re all different. But let us make a special effort to understand one another. Reach out to someone and find the world together.

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The joy of being together Two Fills the Gap . . . I just can’t seem to make myself go. It’s not right. It’s unfair, is what it is. What did I do? Why did we split? It seems like my whole world has col- lapased. I can’t make it alone. It’s called heartbreak. It’s like a dis- ease. It can take it’s time, then strike. Or it can hit without a mo- ment’s notice. And when it hits it hurts. Sometimes it can even kill. So why do people insist on singling out one certain person to lavish their at- tention on. To take on more prob- lems and responsibility with? To fight and to cherish? It’s a strange thing called love. Money can’t buy it. Drugs can’t make it. It can happen quickly or it can take its sweet old time. You can’t taste, smell, or hold love. But you know when it’s there. Small things become treasured mo- ments when there’s someone to share them with. For One is A Lonely Number . . . Two Fills the Gap. Hand in hand, we’ll walk the land