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Old songs are best-how sweet to hear the strains to home and memory dear . . . and rhyme, float us down the stream of time. 1911 .gn Clarence Urm y The times were filled with music. It was both a necessity and a luxury. There was a special pleasure found within its strain. lt could add to any mood, make the times come alive. A hard rocking song blasting out the windows was perfect for that mood, while a bit of Bach or Bluegrass may have seemed just the thing. Everyone made his own music in his own way. There were those who could sing out rich and clear. And there were those who didn't have such talents, yet sung anyway just for that pleasure. If singing wasn't the thing, perhaps it was whistling, or wildly tapping out the beat on whatever was handy. There were also a certain few who performed music. Plinking away at the piano, trying for one note higher on a trumpet, or just getting that tuba part to sound perfect were their goals. When these goals were achieved, the players were brought together to bring forth their kind of music for everyone's enjoyment. Music was found everywhere. At lunch, a student plucked his guitar. During a pep rally, pep band played the fight song. While in class, one's mind drifted back to that one song that made the last weekend's dance so special. Music affected each in a different way, adding a touch of warmth to the year. ret? '.'1.!'9'4i.'. 14 Theme
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Page 20 text:
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FJLGULTY Time has a beginning. It is a Time of waiting - waiting to experience all facets of life. The mind, the heart, and the inner self wait to be filled with knowledge, with love, with existence. There are those, older and wiser, who try to satisfy the needs of the mind, allowing knowledge to' flow into the mind's deepest recesses, just as a well brings forth water to the thirsty. 16 Faculty Division
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