Mercer Island High School - ISLA Yearbook (Mercer Island, WA)

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AI 'DAQ ,W n Interests No life can be considered complete if it is limited to a single interest, for like fresh clay, it holds no meaning un- til it has been molded. No personality is well-rounded until it too has been shaped by diverse interests and activities. A vast Held of activities is offered to us by our world on an island. A person is sure to find a place for his individual interests and through his participation, his life will be en- Q5 riched. 7? K 19 Xp XX 5' V 3 'la l xA . 3 f is Q t - Q -U ,fs in s 42 if gl 5 5 2 si 5 i S jr, E N gi rl cv . 2 Q 3 5 S M X xi O CJ .J Q U J J 5 Q 4 'O 5 Q1 - 5 2 Q Q in Yg Q 'J f ll g-S 'J -35.3 -- 'C QJ EJ W ' e QW

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Our world on an island offers many resources that allow and encourage each person to pursue his individual interests.