Hollis Area High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Hollis, NH)

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Sum mertimes are times of joy, with sun and rain taking turns to say hi in a special way. Work or play--its a time of fondest memories complementing each other on sum- mer days, Romances are present with leisure times. Sum- mer ends with fall, but thoughts of pleasure and toil ling- ers on to complete a frozen space in time... No Valentine The time of day is finally here s After waiting so very long And still that sinking feeling of fear Hoping she isn't wrong Now, for at least a week gone by Dreaming the while away Waiting for that special guy And for this special day Standing near that box of mail Thinking very hard Suddenly reaching without fail To see if there's a card Wondering what the card might say Will it say be mine And now the truth be as it may Opps, no valentine! Lynne Schoffstall Today is another day Tomorrow is another tomorrow The nights will come The days will go l The clocks will run And the years will fly and fly and fly and fly Paul Faria Life is full of unworldly surprises Unworldly surprises are full of life Sagamore Fribl y 3 3

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I'm going now We will be remembered sometime You will see me on the street We will laugh and reminise And say Nothing has changed While we silently reflect on the truth Then once again we part Back on our own separate ways Shedding a tear or two as we realize Those days are behind us now. But parting from friends - And breaking the indestructible bonds Is one of the painful facts. As most feelings that are painful It is necessary To help us grow Jill Normandie Winter mornings are covered with cold icing--while summer mornings are iced with warmth... Seek for the truth because there is a tear in the question but peace in the understanding And love between them both. Linda Nlartin

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Take A Second Look If you closed your eyes Ithink you'd find I'm not the person In your mind Could you take a second look N1 Why don't you open your heart And look inside ' Maybe it's time to start , I . -E 5 .T it ,sql g gs , V' U51 y, To let my faults ride H 1 its Would you take a second look 4 . s m ,- ', X K Won't you understand my ways B h ' ' J And stop judging all Ido 4 ' ' - 1 g f x What I'm trying to say is f' - I vs N Q lallll 3 Iwant to be a friend to you ' g,' - - A 4 l 'IQLLI I Will you take a second look I N' Y- 'r sf ' li., . l g ,yee ff fd g .. TV f L my un-H'- ' In the twilight of time, how do we, as humans perceive things? With the appearance and disappearance of so many ages, styles, and cultures, how can we identify a basic standard for all time. We have so short a time on this earth to attempt to accomplish so many things. Hence, the nagging philosophical question: Why is life so short? Weatherbee The time of departure is near, Some will approach with a snear, Others with visions unclear. No matter how great the pain, The results will be the same. In years to come, for all, not just some, Memories of all different types and kinds Will be brought to mind, For where ever we go These moments will never be far behind. Mary Ellen Rain The rain falls to the ground with a spirit all its own. The rain seems to be saying something, It tells of sorrow and pain. The rain has a pres- ence that must be felt to be understood. The rain knows and understands each person's pain. It cries for them. Rain expresses what Ifeel. It expresses the pain I must conceal to prevent society from seeing what I am and feel. The rain expresses what I can not. It takes a big long cry to sooth and try to prepare for going on in a cold hard world. It sooths the many painful events. I always welcome rain. ?