Shawnee Mission High School - Indian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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, ' us, as one a mass. you, as one an entity. playing both roles cliques and inquiry resulted. leaving us separated by social barriers constructed of choice and necessity living for different reasons striving for different goals heading in different directions we shared a common experience: life. education came from those around us learning appeared from that assigned maturity formed from that which happened unity encompassed from being together us, you and me enlightened by people, events, and ideas molded by years of education pressured by those around us. but it does not matter now those days are gone, those moments lived the future tempts us to continue to follow the road prescribed so let us pause and take account of the episodes in our lives though the past months though the 2,000 minds reproduced here is us. attempting to portray feelings, attitudes, hopes. call it PALINGENESIS

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Llfe's but a walking shadow, a poor player, that struts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more: it is a tale told by an idiot. Told by an idiot full of sound of fury, signifying nothing. William Shakespeare 0 .,...-M I, fb! ba Q? 'I

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8 M- . 1 WE W Eglfte .- loneliness 2. Slgns shout their presence in the qulet hallway deaf to the ears of Stu Addlngton and Scott Brandon. 3. Though the day darkens, always reach for the sky. 4. Be careful when you're walking down the hall. Remember you're stepping on your future. 5. Loren Goodrlck, Erlc Klncald and Joe Reinhard manage their sectlon of the hall. 1. The somber alr of 26, Pallngenesis l r E- -nf.. ECI 1 W 5-ii L ' If n?f :Q TE-eii. iii. '9l