Two Rivers High School - Cutlass Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Time to Be Alone There is a time to break away from daily routine and to seek out the individual within one's self. Aspired dreams of the future and conflicting realities of the present are pondered in innermost thoughts. Reflections of lives touched in the days past serve as guidelines for meditation. This is the time during which one organizes those thoughts that will distinguish him as an individual. Contacts with others are indeed important, but more im- portant a r e t h o s e contemplations which come during the time one is alone.

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E 1 Time to Be with Gthers Aside from the daily routines of classes and homework, each student requires a time to be with those of his own age. It is during this period that friendships which may be carriedoutside of school life are developed. A short chat in the halls, a Friday night at Pirates' Cove, or a date to the Prom with that special someone - each provides an opportunity for teenagers to get together, to laugh, and to enjoy growing up! X 422451 yi? i 31332555 If 1 Q Q 1-.Q .V N N rx rwYvN'x.w, H Y fwm R W 's T i - gr 15 5 . Ji' : 1 12

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A Time to Gbserve Observation now will be im- portant later,' as aperson carries out daily responsibilities as well as those special tasks which are assigned him in life. By observing others, the stu- dent can gain good ideas to be filed for future reference, and discard those mistakes which are made, thus avoid- ing repetition of the same errors. Such observation will enable a person to do his part in preserving the American way of life for those who will someday observe his partici- pation.