Thousand Oaks High School - Lancer Legend Yearbook (Thousand Oaks, CA)

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'Reprinted from SEVEN 'l'I4IHN .R Copy- rightf'31973 by Triangle: Communica- tions Inc. All rights rescrveri, INEVITABILITIES

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Incvitabilitic s it By Jean Grasso, Tarrytown, New York a memory is but a dream too tangible to hold like a snowflake that has glistened and sparkle-d floating gently through the air only to melt into icy cold water in the palm of leaving no hint of past lacy and if in ten years I have how much shorter I am or the middle name of a boy I I will remember all that is important because between leaves of English verse, a pressed a pair of white Levi's on some other or a yellow Austin America glimpsed from a strange corner fdifferent faces insidej will bring alive two seventeen-year-olds unspoken dreams and promises fingers entwined in quiet moments soft l-love-you's whispered in the transiency of a summer evening flmarking time with the cricket's song until autumn and Yale abort you from our worldl and the familiar contentment will rest inside me as I remember the times I needed you and you held me so tenderly when I cried for those huge realities even you could not change although you would have if you could so will I remember and shed a tear or two and shake a fist at the sky for whatever it is that melts snowflakes INEVITABILITIES

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Yesterda lives in faces In days gone by a tear reflects. . . asmile remembers. . . a memory lingers . . . and a ghost vanishes in the night. Yesterday is a compound of events and emotions which reflect themselves in faces. Search and you will find remembrances of cherished memories that have bubbled to the surface and have exploded into expressions of joy and pensiveness. YESTERDAY LIVES IN FACES