Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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in life. All successful in their own ways, I suppose. There are so many memories, unfortunately, my hand is tiring, also I'm afraid that I've taken enough of your time, so with that I will sign off. Never let a day pass by without remembering it. Sincerely, Joshua C lay It had been a long day, memories of people had returned that had disappeared in his mind for many years. Sitting quietly by the window, he Watched the snow fall on a nearby bank and he soon drifted into a restless sleep. He saw himself walking down a cool grey tunnel leading to a bright room filled with faces and voices that were familiar, yet distant. Bright colors surrounded him and he noticed that people he once knew were spreading these colors all about. They were all drawing and painting. He recognized Edwin Nutting and Pam Mohaupt, he could see Ron Hoffman, then as he turned he found Chuck McPherson paint- ing a large mural on the Wall. He soon left this room and wandered into a dark theater. In the center of the room was a stage, illum- inated by the spotlight from above. He could barely make out the figure on stage so he moved in closer. As he did, he saw that it was Wende Austin, then Jerine Faust and Cynthia Pomrner emerged from the back stage and they began to act out the story of a man who lived in a dream. . . He turned to the tunnel and noticed a smell that drew him still to another room. Here he saw Debbie Reid standing by a stove, cooking.. . He left, unnoticed, to discover Rick Costa, Calvan Palmore and Louie Duplessis shooting pictures. He slipped away quietly and opened a new door that led to a room filled with more people. In the center was Sheryl Williams, giving a dramatic interpt for the crowd. When she finished, Dale Dunbar and Dan Goldzband got up to speak. In closing, Jim Donohue stood up to tell the story of a man who was having a dream. Joshua slipped out and moved toward a group of people scattered on the ground, all of them writing. He recognized Kim Fritz, Diego Davalos, and Colleen Smith. As he passed by, he noticed Terri Lawson and Diana Hardy, all putting down their thoughts. He was approaching a house and, as he entered, he saw many people sitting around reading poetry. This time he saw Tori Wright and Jayne Layson. Tom Carroll seemed to be in charge of the meeting. Joshua realized that this was a meeting for the Scroll magazine at his old high school. He heard a typewriter and, looking away, he could tell that it was Cindy Badgett typing something for the Royal Page. Approaching her, he noticed she was writing the story of an old man who had a dream that brought him back to his youth. He walked slowly back to the tunnel and disappeared into the darkness, only to Wake the next morning with a new life ahead of him.

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