Southwest High School - Wagistanian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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We measure the passing ot time in terms ot what time brings to us. And so, even the seemingVj unimportant events in our lives are never rea y forgotten — we use them as reference points and stopping places. Happenings are grouped into t me frames such as “right after Sadie or “a tew da s before my birthday” or “about the same time met you.” Thoughts and memories revolve around the o d and the new. The familiar and the unfam ta.''Nha!t we've done and what we’ve vet to do.

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Today is what I dreamed of yesterday. And tomorrow is where my dreams lie from today. Sometimes I think I'd do things in a different way if I’d know what tomorrow’d bring yesterday. But I guess as I look back and weigh my memories, the pleasures were much greater than the pain, no use worrying about yesterday we can’t go back and live those days again. The nice thing we have though is the remembering, the way we acted and those crazy things we did. But I can still dream of what I'll be doing in my tomorrows while enjoying memories of things I did. Nancy Rose Class of 81’ 6 — Introduction

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Seniors 22 0r8anilati°ns