Rogers Hall School - Splinters Yearbook (Lowell, MA)

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Obtrusive Journey to love a demand to love is simple but to live with love is bitter sweet as is payment for anything priceless to have a lover has property of an uncut diamond the breath of a smoky spring to love is a perception far beyond liking with mastery to strive with painful patience for only occasional satisfaction to love is to make the other a little better. Foil names are fabricated . . . for what eventually acquires its own inevitable uniqueness of power and respect has no equal substitute LISA STRASBURG '69 4

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Omnes Potentes I-low glorious it would be if man possessed the power to give and take away . . . to dominate all living things . . . to determine life and death to the extreme of choosing those in his surrounds, to banish all his dislikes into another world or dimension, And yet man has the power to love and hate and look at what he has done with these omnes potentes . . . ANN YOUNG '70 Moon Rider I lay and rode the moonlight Upward through the errant boughs. The wind cascaded downward Full of light and memory And in the softness of night I slept under her gentle tide. KIM KIRCHMAIER '68 Invitation A quaint, beautiful ballad sung by gentle voices, monopolizing the thin air, speaking to the lonely soul of another, who longs to enter blindly the inviting fantasy . . . LISA STRASBURG '69 6