Hazen High School - Lonach Yearbook (Renton, WA)

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At first the wind starts out slowly Then picks up as the minutes pass. I can look out the window and see a leaf float softly to the ground. As it falls the wind grabs a hold of it and whips it to the other side of the tree. My attention shifts to the wind as it starts hissing through the trees. The grass ripples like little waves of the ocean. Paper, leaves and anything loose the wind takes hold of swirls around and around, first to the left and then to the right like a wild animal clawing in a cage. I can watch the wind for hours and feel the shivers go up and down my spine. As I watch, it slowly dies until nothing moves but a leaf falling slowly to the ground without making a sound. Silence returns. -Joanne Crawford Friendship is, , . Friendship is like a rainbow, bright, beautiful and bold. Friendship is like snow, it comes and it goes. Friendship is like the sun, it's bright and warm. Friendship is like a mountain, it has its peaks. Friendships are like cherries, They have their pits. Friendship is like a healthy plant, it grows and it grows. -Teresa Proulx ,X n T- X V 4 A ' 51,4 Tl ,gef F H ' ik Lf, ' e s T Jw ,- F gb? I N . t-'ffl K f - U , LQ.l i , W K 4 ' The Best Of Friends Friends are there, more often than not, They are cheery, even when you're down. In some peoples lives friends abound, di In others only one may be found. f ln my life only a few exist, 't - But they are the best of friends. , 4 Spring Xie, 5 V The gum'-ner gppmgcheg, As the sparkling water rushes by X' Q -- - , signaling the beginning of Sunbeoms fill the SKY XI. AT: 5 recollections of the ast year. bouncin off rocks and into my eyes. - ee Q BY P 9 End of the d0Y' 5lU99'5hne55- , Friends, few or many, will be A vacant feeling invades my mind. missed on not bnmnn, days -paul Gm!-,om Dinner C0me5 Und 9095- 1 1, - and cool evenings among the stars. MY head begins floating like a balloon. ' WEN The T.V. drones on: football, Howard Cosell. ' . All ef Us' ,ne grads end everyone Snore. ' ' E else, have both good and bad l 0W0ke- A kink in mY neck- memories of our years here. l ffl-'dge 'O mY bed- To know that a few of us will never I, like a doughboy in the trenches of France, am tired. Come beck to Snme in the joy It must be ten miles to bed. found in these hens is Af 'OSL a conception put off by many. My Mess from the morning had not gone. -,. n Whflf 0 C0mf0'fln9 Pile Uf flash- I F For those returning, the halls may Settling for sleep I think of J.P. Patches. M X ne, Change' but the feces expected Wh0F 0 d0Y- fi 9 around the corner aren't always there, Schoorg drained my brain like l drink milk: -tx and some have been replaced wnn new onese 9UlP Und I' 5 Qcne- E We go on, carried on the wings of life, 50 Wed- ge knowing that soon we will also go. A sack of flesh and bones is all that I am. ' Time for sleep. ie -Diene Rybe Snow has come, fun is here. 2 Watch people fall: . . J 0 the ground is so slick. sf 'QQ F i Cars get ditched. schools start 3 I late, ?ffpvlf'1y4q Q some don't even open. e L9 Why can't it snow twelve months 'gli ,, a year? .. 1 I N Seasons .s . . Y I I '- Floating through the air, -5 lv ' . I 4 5' Spring: life begins. The forest comes alive, mountains grow and rivers flow. at lp' ' I' '13 the time is emotional. ' The end is near. Splat. . If il't1 X qfilfq. Summer: a time of warmth. Life ' J, expands, enthralls our hearts. Va 'I 'U' Green encompasses our life. L I 'iff 1 ' 7 4-5 ' .A I . 'ZF' 'c I P Fall: death comes, a chill starts. . 'Q! I The leaves fall, animals hide. I,-ix? ,ld Time to face the coming season. V 'gf' 4 ' , I ee 3 ,W Winter: all is quiet, wet, and cold. M, , ' A 1, - Jen V The air hangs on our shoulders. . 1' 4,,'.,nx 'f' A time of rememberance of before. Z. , ' I . X ' X4-23f'gy!.C rs Paul Dean X' n pd l :L if ls: QQ - :gtk .X ' ' ' 1 ' ' x Z' I I 5. N af: I - gl K - X f ' .- l 4 -27: 5' I 1. ,I - , ' we ,,,, Us r' Il 3-,AVJIJIJI lf? ' S? , ---7 -- Y 1 Y Y -Y 1 e I U In 4 XX Q, 7 cr:-:T'c's'. fl Jfefk . Y V I zflfvf - , X 5 ' I 1 ff- , ' - ' ' ' T-'c A I 63 ' -X M1702 MW I5MI ,wffmffwff W1 X. fy . ,: Fx ef 'Z' F A , -Zo .-- if '-is ' 5 .. ' 12 ,..,'.Q 'H---'N - ' 2 ' .N,.f K+ Q 9,-C.,-IIN., 175 ,J

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RCDTARY youth of the month oil 9 VAQ a e' IQNAV ' U v ' Down Schwifters Kirsten Longe Catherine Joss Glenn Bro df