Kentridge High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kent, WA)

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Someone is waiting for the reception and the glory. Julie Coluccin Art work by Rick Trimble Seven to Six Battling through thick and thin, Straining from every muscle. Sweat flowing like wild rivers, Past stone eyes. Voices cheer and cry Louder than before, ln the end. Only destiny can determine that in those final minutes The victory would be lost. Flinging fiercely the floating ball The outstretched fingers trembled. The odds were against us And so was the score. The fans pondered silently Over moist eyes and sore throats. The game was over Richland had Won. Jerry Gingrich Student Arr Section 119