Lynbrook High School - Valhalla Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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.vw- change is welcome because it enables us to look into this place where we spend half our day land sometimes all of our dayl and actually be a part of the school. Some of us shoot baskets, some of us blow horns, and some of us study hard, but all of us go to school . . . together . . . and all of us are individuals that make Lynbrook what it is. The excitement of the first days soon wears away, and the routine of good old school starts to take on a definite shape. Seeing everyone happy and being with friends is great, but there is always something happening that can change our feelings and make us unique . . . we are set apart from everyone else, because nothing is stronger and more special than the individual. We are a part '11 .I lt gg? fm -f F F' E? '53 -iff ff if M

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-mpg f 4 l . of this school, and we participate in things together, but at the same time we are separate, alone, and apart from these group activities as we strive to set our very own personal mark in the four short years we are in high school. At times it seems that we are the only runners in the race, but the feeling of being in first place is just so great. The spectators on the sidelines are cheering you on and encouraging you to never give up, and these people are a big part of your life. School isn't only learning in the classroom, it's also learning all about people and how important they are to you . . . ttoo bad we can't have more outside learning classesll besides, what would you ever do if you had no one to talk to at brunch? Everyone has their own little Opening 5 Theme , 'K V 4