Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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TfwQua5d That moment of the dying day, when the paling sky erupts in a crescendo of colors, the myriad ocean of impossible brilliance so elusive to brush so frustrating to the palette so furiously sought by the realist but never quite finding a comfortable home on canvas makes it in the majestic expanse of the sky. Such wonderous textures such impossible hues such original fantastic beauty can only be found on that vast moody castle of the heavens - the sunset Bryan Senn Dave Schwartz Twilight comes softly, darkness meets the sun 's bright glow misty purple skies descend upon the mountain staining icy slopes violet. Kelly Schnell Dave Schwartz MEMORIES 111

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Seagull I feel One With the seagull As she bleats her shrill cry Of loneliness Her high pierced whine Echoes Across the lifeless windswept beach Perched on a jagged rock I cling To its concrete strength Different Than I I know the seagull She cries But she can fly away I am imprisoned here in This place Glued to this unimaginative soil Linked with dim gray sky As it runs Into the silent water Not a wave in sight Water sliding noiselessl y Up the beach Not even a tiny sand flea Would dare - invade the quiet Of this stony land Though I prefer it, to Intense honking, blaring, Brightly lighted city life Someday I will follow the seagull. Melissa Pickett 1 10 MEMORIES Ken Perrine Qpfuza1LYowuWfugs Spread your wings and sail away upon a gust of wind to limits unknown. Test yourself. Soar to your highest imaginings and dream of heights never before reached. Don 't stick to the ground but fly as an eagle -- proud and fearless, ready to fight until the end for something it believes in. Let your mind wander freely, never binding or caging it in any way. Unleash your soul to fulfill its desires. Never stifle your creativity no matter ho strange it may seem to others for if we were all alike how boring the world would be. Live life as you see fit and never let others dictate your actions but retain your most precious possession. Your individuality. Ruth Tresset

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