Radford High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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It’s like when you were a kid and you went to the carnival and giggled at yourself in those crazy mirrors. And you looked tall. Or short. Or fat. Or skinny. Depending on the person you were that day. You walked through the silent grey halls and stared at the rows and rows of lockers, and wondered which one Wdould be yours. And suddenly it was later, and the agile movements of a quarterback had you shouting and exhuberant. Or the purple and white of a chemistry test made your stomach ache. Or the way the sun winked through the trees in front of the cafeteria made you forget the “F” you made in algebra. And before you knew it, again the days had passed, and it was lat6r. And you heard the chorus rehearsing “Halls of Ivy.” And you felt sad. Or happy. Or melancholy. Or relieved. Depending on the person you were that day. It’s like when the mirror at the clothing store made you infinite. And you weren’t really certain that you wanted to be infinite at all. But you took a good long look at yourself. Because something told you things would never ‘be the same. IMAGES IMAGES . . . 5

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. . . DEPENDING ON THE PERSON YOU WERE THAT DAY . . I HHH WDIw L 1 1 ■ •■