Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

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60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 RENDING-peace through protest; music of hard rock bands; emotions from com- plexities of society and lustrations of individuals. SEWING— through knowl- edge and wisdom; by being your brother's keeper and putting yourself in his shoes; by working for the future instead of asking for everything now; in efforts to bring pe; pie to God by those who have found Him. a time to rend, and a time to seu ; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; KEEPING SILENT-when you don't know how to make the right decision; when you disagree; when your sad and upset; when you feel alone and unwanted; when your afraid. SPEAKING- after years of being quiet; of unfair restrictions; for something you strongly believe in; at the peace talks; on a telephone Hotline when you need help or when you want to give it.

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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

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LOVING —being tile oldest in the school; snow days; fun times with friends and family; weekends; a person who needs that little bit of affection you can give him; free moments to do what you want; knowing you always have someone there to turn to; the feeling of importance; liv- ing in a free country. HATING — weekends when there’s noth- ing to do; the enemy who killed your best friend in the war; criticism that's supposedly for your own good; perplexing problems that seem to have no answers; practice after practice for band, choir, wrestling, basketball, etc; having three tests all in one day; rumors that only give people something to talk about; a Monday morning when it's one of those days' the feeling of unimportance. a time to lone, and a time to hato; a time for mar, and a timt for peart. WAR — a long time fighting in a land where war was never declared; troubled times in Ireland; a seemingly inevitable reality. PEACE —when you're free of home - work, tests, and teachers during vaca- tions; when 7th graders can walk down the halls and not be scared of upperclass- men, when you've got nothing on your mind; after you've got a job done and you know you've done it well; when you can look at yourself and be happy with what you see.