Pendleton High School - Landmark Yearbook (Pendleton, SC)

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l 184 l 4 l 1 I7 K wikis an sail' ff! if X R XXX Xwibuw M1 ,fe 1 I -.:' , 5' . I XX nh lggsivs Centerstage v 1 Today s show is from eight to five 5 Pay a nickel and observe ' Today l will be the clown T Blues and reds and yellows and green T, And a genuine replica of a smile y s l I 5 . a Tomorrow's curtains draw yet another stage, M lv And someone quite different will star, i 3 H iii While I, the creator and author 1 1 W ' ,i Sit in the shadows and allow l 4' M Glimmers of myself and my future self to shine through, y I - Waiting for the right moment for the true curtain to rise. 1 , , , . , , x If ' I -Cindy Peden '78 l y ' X X' -t 7 -1 sl g - -t s - H f m- QtQ-l - i. la on - -is as . - Q, . ,f f f ,n - .V f fi. X ' x egg? -U N ..Q'r7'3-' ,H -.Yi 1 ' . .- L 0,1 , If . 4 . X, 3 I - - . sl- z V- -J .. X -pk X ' N ' ' 1 7 5' . p l fe A ,E 4- X' is X' Nu N' x x ,sexi 4:45. ,, ,lv If 7 f . ff nf ,gf 1 x ,R K N W A x A , 'Hg up K uf ffkffff 1-,f vsp sgsfwe awe X 1. ff ,gf f 2 , f X, . To FQ re- .V Q, fsgf m . A Y 1 , ,f r . 1 lf, 'hug s ' px' 5 . , A .. . Llff ' !'T -I, xx g .. Sxx ' iff-s,.,:..Q l , 93 ' if ' as X1-X H xx , ' .m N : 1 tif 1- ,-f SQQ QL 1: 2, , 1 1 x 1 l 'll 1 ., l f 'I ' , fl ' P ll 1 u - ' I f 1 , 1 ga 1 1 if 1 1 1 I 2 fi P . A ' l S9 7 I ' l ' if 1 1 1 I Q s l V 1'..- 1 , 1 ll . C Il!! ,: w.M ll ' X il! L f , Eivzguf Ji, f Will this love be ours For more than just one day? Fade and pass avxay'? Will our love survive Through times both good and bad? And will it be alive When all the earth is sad? 1 Will our love live on w Throughout our too short life? Or will it like the flowers Elf .J . xx 'GP l ' Or will we find it gone At sign of any strife? Will our love show flowers When all has passed away? Or will this love be ours For just one too short day? Rainbow

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In The Morning In the morning of the first day, We met and our hands touched, And this was good. In the morning of the second day, We Walked through the garden, And our love grew. In the morning of the third day, Our love shown round about, And all things knew that our love was true. In the morning of the fourth day, Our flesh touched, And our souls joined to form one. In the morning of the fifth day, I awoke to find him gone, And I was alone. In the morning of the sixth day, I fell from the grief. And in the morning of the seventh day, I was found cold and lifeless, For Without him there is no life. -Jan Whitaker '78 ,., aw ' ' 'iq I' Tx . A Ji I ' 5 ,QNX .Rf-9311 e ,, ffm 41'- 1:-I . . .g!,fff'I'1flI if ' NI is is I lg I VY? 2 m v' I I' ' fi vf ff QI xy 5194 . 5 iv , I , it j 5 l '-'S'-L -- - it 'gi G' 1., .N h 1 Y, '.e,-M, . ' ,ll Nr: I 1 Ayiflif ' 'f f' H in l I 1 N 2 I :ly ,X , . 4 ' Q Z as . V I I If A I I . l, ll , uf, jg l 1 !',' , , - 4 A W , f' IWW ffl 155EEZ: ' V! lf, fjifgi HN' lr' gl -Q----I Q I , . II. E x 4, 41 KV1,,l.L , Q Q-...L J'