Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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GATHERING STONES TOGETHER — to find your own identity; in graveyards for wax killed heroes; when stones are students and the gathering is school. ASTINC 4 AY STONES — by re -e xam ■ tog yo self before critisizing others; re'jU cing old stones with new stOnesjHvhen ptones are hate and revenge; to look on the bright side of life rather than the a timr to raa attoj sinus, and a lime lo gaihfr sinus Inpttur, a tim to tmbmt, and a time to refrain from embracing; EMBRACING — friends and family in moments of joy, agony and pain; to show your feelings for someone when they need you most; after winning something you tried so hard to gain. REFRAIN- ING FROM EMBRACING — after losing a wrest- ling match that could have won the meet; to be independent; when you know you tried your best and it didn't help; to be alone.

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WEEPING —for a dying grandparent; for the hungry; over a boy; for the war; for a lost dog; when you lose a close game to the wrong school. LAUGHING — with friends and teachers; at a funny situation you get yourself into; at a sick joke; at a telvision show like All in the Family ; at Mr. Erickson when he received a pie in his face. a time to weep, and a lime to laugh, a time to mourn, and a tim to dante; MOURNING-over sons, brothers, and friends who've lost their lives fighting for our country; in silence over hidden feelings; the loss of a game you think you should have won. DANCING-for joy at the thought of graduation, snow days, and a victory over Pipestone; at school dances; when ever you get the urge; in a routine in hopes of winning a gold medal at the Olympics. 8

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KEEPING —traditions in LHS, like homecom- ing, senior priorities, prom and all the other countless ones; the janitors on their toes clean- ing the halls hour after hour; your temper when you feel like blowing up at some one; all the old notes you wrote in classes; the good old days fresh on your memory. LOSING — a bas- ketball game or wrestling match to your worst rival; your momentum to keep going when things get rough; old ways as you mature and grow into new ways; a friendly battle between teacher and student; the scared feeling about graduating; memories of your worst moment in school. a time to keep , and a time to lose; a time to seek, and a time to east away; one can give you. CASTING AWAY - indifferences between teachers and stu- dents and building up stable relation- ships; a pattern of life you've known for twelve years, the past and looking to the future with confidence. 10 SEEKING —the support of the country's people in a nation's election; a victory that makes us number one; for some- thing to do on Friday and Saturday night's; guidance in everyday through the prayer meeting; for peace in Viet Nam and here in our country; answers to questions no