King High School - Coronat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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Man Reaches the Moon She is soft, but distant iovcly, but unloved friendly but alone beautiful but unnoticed she -S fv-: if- - aea»» : ' ••«- ? footprints on the moon, there is no stop sign univei-sc — you must yield your right of way. man has broken the untimely leashes of earthbounded ness but what ' s in it for me? we all ask if you are too selfish to include yourself in mankind too greedy and expect simultaneous rewards, or too bound to earth to permit e en your mind to escape — nothing. if you ' re lazy enough to wait for ' it ' to come to you — you might as well buy a case, a carton of butts, and a B-i-i-i-g bag of pretzels because you ha e got a long wait, if you want something added to your life — look for it if you don ' t find it, the search in itself will be a reward. If you want to accomplish something — take off your shoes and walk around on a sunny day. feel the life you ' re living, make your own footprints and look back on them you will be rewarded you will enjoy the effort and it will be worth it. HOUSTON: 60 seconds. EAGLE: Lights on. Down 2V2. For- ward. Forward. Good. 4(Kfeet, down 2 ' 2. Picking up some dust. 30 feet, 2 2 down. Faint shadow. 4 forward. Drifting to the right a little. HOUSTON: 30 seconds. EAGLE: Drifting right. Contact light. Okay, engine stop. HOUSTON: Ve copy you down. Eagle. EAGLE: Houston. Tranquillity 6 here. The Eagle has landed. -M HOUSTON: Roger, Tranquillity copy you on the groimd. You got a buj of guys about to turn blue. We ' re breath- ing again. Thanks a lot. , ? ' -: