San Marcos High School - Crown and Sceptre Yearbook (Santa Barbara, CA)

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A man lives, not only his personal life, as an individual, but also, consciously or unconsciously, the life of his epoch and his contemporaries. -Thomas Mann O8 San Marcos seems very clear to us now, its workings, students, hangouts, schedules, idiosyncracies, administration, teachers and drawbacks. But years from now . . . what then? Will dropping by 4750 Hollister Avenue seem akin to arriving in some foreign, unknown land? Our school will, in time, inevitably develop and transform into something else, with our perception of it becoming more and more mythic. Returning will be strange because myth will meet reality. Myths are, as part of their basic nature bound up with the past. They involve deep images which seem to come from some external source. Historically, similar images have arisen in almost every culture-images ofthe mother- goddess, the wise old man, the hero, as well as poetic images taken from nature, forms of art, dance, and music. lt has been said that America has no myths anymore, is devoid of heroes. Yet the same images that inspired and captivated ancient and medieval peoples affect us today. We have, if anything, added new myths, modern myths, in an unconscious attempt to formulate order from the chaos of our complex times. Qin? '., we k . .-. . lit ii