Pallotti High School - Pallottinian Yearbook (Laurel, MD)

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“ ACTION LINES Below: Summer is a rime for raking it easy at home or at the beach. At Ocean City, Steve David attempts to remove the sand from his bathing suit. Rich Rice bronzes his pale skin and Pat Dumais admires a girl who has lost her top in a rough wave. Bottom: Senior Paul Kirby strives for the goal-line demonstrating the superior footwork essential for a sure victory. Right: A variety of hats ranging from the rugged cowboy hat to the worldly French beret were seen at hat day. Here Todd Bricken tops them all. t 14

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 It is up to us to either accept the challenges and take the risks that will lead us toward new interests, closer relation- ships, and more happiness or to give up hope and become an unhappy, passive figure without ambitions. Life is like a journey ... an exciting though sometimes puzzling journey. All along the way you'll encounter cross- roads. Crossroads are times when you must choose between two or more beliefs, values, actions, or opportunities. Ar each crossroad your decision as to the path you'll take makes all the difference about what you'll meet, be, and do further up the road. Crossroads are puzzles because we can never set every- thing that lies ahead when we make our choice. Of course, we have all kinds of clues: the words of others who have faced similar choices before us and our knowledge of our own abilities and weaknesses. n

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Left: Cross coun- try running re- quires endurance and dedication, Colleen Renehan displays these qual- ities in her push for the finish line. Below left: Some- times. the pressures of Seniority prove too much. Here, Ruth Ann ICosh- nick regresses to a more care-free time — her child- hood.