Walden Preparatory School - Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1975 volume:

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TORENKO WHEN ALL HOPE HAD LEFT THEM, SHE LOARED THEM INTO 'OOD SPIRITS., WA LDEN CLASSES WALDEN I975 WALDEN PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED IN SEPTEMBER, I97O, BY A GROUP OF PARENTS wHO HAD CHILDREN wHO WERE LOSING THEIR MOTIVATION TOWARDS SCHOOL AND EDUCATION. MANY WERE HONOR STUDENTS AT PREVIOUS SCHOOLS BUT REACHED THE POINT WHERE THEY FELT THAT EXPECTATIONS OF THE SCHOOL AND OTHERS DID NOT ALLOW FOR cREATIvITY AND FREEDOM TO PURSUE INTERESTS AND ABILITIES BEYOND THE TEXTBOOK, AND PARTIOULARLY, FREEDOM T0 EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS IN THEIR SEARCH T0 UNDERSTAND THEMSELVES AND THEIR GOALS. STEVE GAY JIH SOUTH ZACH JONES .4po-Im- I zz-In-vorn3jp f dh' JAY GABRIEL BETWEEN THE IDEA AND THE REALITY. . .FALLS THE SHADOW.u --T.S. ELIOTT DANA GOODRICH SHORT TALL, ?HlN WIDE, LIGHT HEAVY, LITTLE BIG MAN. RIDlCUtOUS-- GREAT ------------- ---- aiu' ' CHARLYNN CALDWELL BIOLOGY AND WORLD HISTORY FLEMING I'FLEM-ING, N. : ONE WHO ENJoYs THE OUTDOORS. SYN. SHAMPOO ICUSTEAU IS REALLY A FLEMING.I EARTH BORN TODAY I mow I AM 3' INVITED IN THE sEA. I OI,OII FAR IN THE ATLANTIC, 'I 'Rf III DOLPHINS, FOR AN i INSTANT :Kt 'A ' SUSPENT THEIR RUNS T0 53xUQ sTARE AT ME ANU FLAUNT THEIR SKILLS. I STEP TENDERLY SKIN Twf 5fI,' T0 SKIN WITH THE I SEA IN CRYSTAL-CLEAR WATER THE RANGE OF MY SIGHT SHRINKS T0 THE SIZE or A cHuRcH ALL BUILT IN STAINED GLASS BLUE. JACQUES COUSTEAU ,NW .ARIT ---...QQ kk -. g af CINDY SMITH W L Q it w R, Env- -fl NT Wf?M,QQhwhfh wwf MARY BARNETT V MEDA MCQUAY SCOTT SUESS n ': 1,'. 'Q' fl 'I 5' . fi ffui'l 6 flu eb 4-fgxf :bl 5316: ji, J fx, fx .,,,r Wargfmtgaj. li ' Q .' 5 BETWEEN THE MODERN HOME EN- VIRONMENT OF INTEGRATED ELECTRIC INFORMATION AND THE CLASSROOM ODAYIS TELEVISION CHILD IS ATTUNEO T0 UP-T0-THE-MINUTE HADULTH HADULTH NEws--lNFLATloN, RIOTING, WAR, TAXES, CRIME, BATHING BEAUTIES--AND IS BEWILDERED WHEN HE ENTERS THE NINETEEN CENTURY ENVIRONMENT THAT STILL CHARACTERIZES THE EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT WHERE INFORMATION IS SCARCE, BUT ORDERED AND STRUCTURED BY FRAGMENTS, CLASSIFIED SUBJECTS, AND SCHEDULES. MARSHALL MCLUHAN -' Q HERE IS A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE , ' , MELINDA Snuru PSYCHOLOGY JEAN Y-JEAN, N. : A Moon El.EvAToR. fHE TOOK A JEAN AND H85 mug SQARED 1,1 - .kfiiinl xx fx X .L X1 X, MZ. Q 75 4 , , X Gi .J ,, . , , -,:1,i - Wflldfz : Aisl. N , A1 ll ll ll l!4?.4 ll C. I! ll Flgii ll ffifn---Hai' ll ll ll 9 i A Nm? JEAN FLEMMING 'Q iam EQ! SME 5625390155 STARRIND WTHE SKlN OF OUR TEETHW BY THORNTON WIILDER TOMMY FINE KAY HILLENDAHL KATY KINGSLEY PRODUCED AND DIRECTED DY: DAVID KRAUSE RUSSELL RAMIREZ BILL HMAYNARDN LDAR sTEvE MCLEOD PAUL sAwYER Y VICKY VALENTINE SALLIE YOUNGBLOOD . J .MQ . Y, D yr , fm L vi, I v-any Nr U H... BUCKMINISTER FULLER HAS EREED ARCHITECTURE Enom THE RIGHT ANGLE AND HAS SUBSTITUTED Fon STRUCTURES THAT ARE HEAVY3 OTHERS THAT SEEM T0 TAKE FLIGHTQ HE HAS DEMONSTRATED THAT THE IDEAL SHELTER Fon MAN IS A SPHERICAL TRANSLUCID STRUCTURE WHICH MIGHT COVER THE EARTH--A CUPOLAQ --DALT .. K- T0 ENKO fTOE RIN no'l v.l. T0 ABOUND WITH ENTHUSIASH Fon LIFE. svn. LOAR fEVERYONE ELSE WAS DEPRESSEO, auf HE TORENKOED THEM INTO PRODUCTION., IN WATERMELON SUGAR THE DEEDS WERE DONE AND DONE AGAIN AS MY LIFE IS DONE IN WATERMELON SUGAR. I'LL TELL You ABOUT IT BECAUSE I AM HERE AND You ARE DISTANT. WHEREVER You ARE, WE MUST DO THE BEST NE cAN. IT IS so FAR T0 TRAVEL, AND WE HAVE NOTHING HERE TO TRAVEL, EXCEPT WATERMELON SUGAR. I HOPE THIS WORKS DUT. I LIVE IN A SHACK NEAR IDEATH. I CAN SEE IDEATH OUT THE WINDOW. IT IS BEAUTIFUL. I CAN ALso SEE IT WITH MY EYES cLosED AND ToucH IT. RIGHT NOW IT IS COLD AND TURNS SOMETHING IN THE HAND or A CHILD. I DO NOT KNOW WHAT THAT THING COULD BE. THERE IS A DELICATE BALANCE IN IDEATH. IT SUITS us. THE SHACK IS SMALL BUT PLEASING AND COMFORTABLE AS MY LIFE AND MADE FROM PINE, WATERMELON SUGAR AND STONES AS JUST ABOUT EVERYTHING HERE IS. OUR LIVES WE HAVE CAREFULLY coNsTRucTED FROM wATERHELoN SUGAR AND THEN TRAVELED T0 THE LENGTH or ouR DREAMS ALONG ROADS LINED WITH PINES AND STONES. I HAVE A BED, A CHAIR, A TABLE AND A LORGE CHEST THAT I KEEP MY THINGS IN. I HAVE A LANTERN THAT BURNS WATERMELONTROUT OIL AT NIGHT. THAT IS SOMETHING ELSE. I'LL TELL You ABOUT IT LATER. I HAVE A GENTLE LIFE. I G0 TO THE WINDOW AND LOOK DUT AGAIN. THE SUN IS SHINING AT THE LGNG EDGE or A CLOUD. IT IS TUESDAY AND THE SUN IS GOLDEN. I CAN SEE PINEY wooos AND THE RIVERS THAT FLOW FROM THOSE PINEY wooos. NGLISH AND ROBIN RODMAN LINDA SHASBERGER BOB RAY SANDERS ITIN SCOTT BRIX ANNUAL STAFF JIM STRAIN SCOTT BRIX DAVID COFFMAN ELIZABETH BENNETT KURT GENGLEBACH ROBIN RODMAN VICKY VERTEL SAN BIASATTI PHILLIP STINEBAUGH LINDA SHASBERGER GINNI STEINBACH SHASBERGER c'SHAS-BER-GER, N. : A VERY POPULAR AMERICAN SNACKS soon BRAIN Fooo. C SHIRLEY HAD A GLASS or MILK AND A BOWL or SHASBERGER., SERIOUS, PROFESSIONAL, HARowoRNINe, INTELLIGENT, DEDICATED, INSPIRED, ETC. . A '- ' EGF?-5' PHOTOGRAPHY ,qv REINHARD ZIEGLER ZIGLER c'ZIG-LER, N. : A LIVING CAMERA THAT cones on wnsu IT sPo1's SOMETHING INTERESTING. +I 6 :r 4 ID MATH AND DRAFTING . . 5 , D J . 4' 0 in E Us FLANAGAN c'FLAN-A-GAN, N. A DRAFT TooL usso T0 oRAw SQUARES. fHAND ME THAT FLANAGAN, PLEASE., 15 SALLY LUNBERG 3 K . X13 , 5 X h ' L Lffi V .4il O ScoTT BRIX QMUSIC, NASHVILLE NOTATION Q1::x+'77mG7fA 145678 GABmCa99D M5678 gAmBCDEF99fG 123145678 Dm E F G Am B C 123745673 5 x00 if TOMMY FINE RUSSELL I'RUS-SEL, V.I. 2 T0 BATTLE OVERWHELMING ODDS WITH LITTLE CHANGE IN EMOTION. KGENERAL CUSTER RUSSELLEU THE INDIANSS THEN IT WAS OVER- RussEL RAMnRez WHAT THE HELL's Gonna on Hens QRusseL WHo?I POOR RussEL. DRAMA - GOVERNMENT - ENGLISH vvkf- 'QQWN m '1 .13 fm Fx RR ,N 5 5. i , il, ,b. i N :M GRRY AND RUSSELL -- ECOLOGY Mini- Gllluurses JEAN AND LINDA -- PKRAPSYCHOLOGY gig N N . .VX I 1 . 1117 Q SK ,If ' 1 af in mf V f . V he f yn I , 'W' i F A -FY?-W.. in xl' V 1, lu. 2 ' ' 'mfii-3, 90911151 Zvi ' Yi' r 3 V 0 am.. fo ,4 TP'-w .4 .I LLI 3 D I Lil .1 .I I.l.I CD MQ LD E 3 2 ua .I WALDEN FDTO CLUB Caimf mamiyafsekor MIRANDA f-'MR . Fail 35 MM 4 EEYEIZJ g Blackawhim. -U O z 5 2 R I 5. E H ex ure 8 EQP MS YASHICA O Mmoliu Alkklllil by CBD . O I' Jig. , ff, ,. '. tf ' ,Lf 'f 6i5i1 R'- wx 'i .R gg? JUNIORS Q, QT' 1' g Q xx sovuomoass WY SWK 'MW .U wa U, mu at vim!- 5 '46 2 M C000 FOR L F 5 , JEAN FLEMING Wav Fi- SusAN TREAowELL KAREN REEVES GREG RATHE l AM so GLAD THAT You ARE Hens- IT HELPs ME T0 REALIZE HOWN BEAUTIFUL nv uonLo IS- OUSLY YOURSELF T00 SERI TAKE T DON GARY Fuznmne JEFF YONACK W Jigga? l LRNCY- C DOAK BOETTIGER HUMAN FEELINGS ARE FRAILS THE wAYs or THE woRLo ARE Ruccso. YOU CAN'T FALL OUT OF A WELL JIM SOUTH JOHN LANGE i 8 . BRENT JENKINS TOMMY FINE MIKE BROWN LINDA MELTZER Ano s Sonevlnss I slvs Ano Tnlnxs omsrunes I JusT sits. CATHY JOHNS Q' , B Q I . 5 Wim . , s - DON TRIGGS GENTRY CGEN-meal: A Foam or TERMINAL MADN'ESS. UHE PLEADED TEMPORARY GENTRY AT His MURDER TRlAL.n MATT GENTRY v GX Q? wi ity' -0 . 4 Y5'.J' . ff' f sssd I!! T T I HAVE N0 PARTICULAR TALENT. P U A L T AM MERELY EXTREHLY INQUISTIVE. FAIRFAX IIALI MILITARY PRISUN Acnlnmv . FAmmx,vnu:lNm s w lf your little tyke has been naughty and. a wap on the bottom doesn't always seem enouglf, maybe you should turn him over to us. We're specialists in the field of talking good old common sense into children. lt's never too soon to instill in a child the values by which our society functions. Our instructors, or screws, as we jokingly call them, give freely of their time, insuring that each child gets the individual attention he might require. We take pride in nipping problems in the bud, as it were. There is great satisfaction in the fact that not one of our graduates has ever had to be put in a real house of detention. Visiting day is every third Sunday from 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. ILENE JAcoas l Joan VERSFELT hav SusAN Moreton TRUE GREATNESS, LIKE A RIVER THE DEEPER IT IS, THE LESS NOISE IT MAKES. GRAY Goauev ig TANYA HARRIS S 4 5. Q... A il f 'I AccEPT ME AS I AM - ONLY THEN HILL we BRAD ROSE DISCOVER EACH oTHER. STEVE DIMOCK EARSLEY I 5 , is If ,... 455 '. ' gm P N ,, LS' wiv' 5 51 Q K g' Criss Crdssen '-4 Geonce CoLEs So THAT'S WHY I HAVE cons HERE: SOME PART or HE HAS DEMANDED THAT I COME. THAT's wnv I HAY NoT EXPLAIN IT NOW---AT LEAST UNTIL I AM LESS CLEAR ABOUT IT. OTHER PARTS or ME ARE WAITING. KENNETH PATCHEN 'M -W A wk PAM WELCH KEN DON ROGERS No ONE IS EXEMPT FROM TALKING NONESENSEQ THE ONLY MISFORTUNE IS TO OO IT SOLEHNLYQ WHITE LINDA MELTZER Pat Freeman -'Q w'vTgR JULIE MANNING KAY KILLIAN MARY BARNETT JoAN wuLLlAMs n u l N Q. x Q, w an A - uk, Q Inf' 43: p x . eg . ,Q , x ' Q U Q Q , , as X dl X ,f , ....,.... C Q N H . ,-mfg, ,. 1 00 s x A 3 X X' X . .H X i . f X 1, x 'f , it . D ' 19 . X RQ! f I s,'.x A 7 I , cl X , f x .F . . 0 ' 4 c' I 1 N N ,. . 1, x X .' .1 Q W 4 e -15.391, Q . - y , 'sk 0 -Q, ' if .sig N' 'Y 'SF xii' Q S7 3109335 ,wmv Asia E,A k Avf, ---- A .99 we J' 'mL TAKE LIFE A s IT HAPPENS, BUT TRY T0 MAKE IT HAPPEN THE WAY You WANT T0 TAKE. X5 Qnfeffwk . , . Aw Ex . g A A i V ' 4, X . x 2' 1 , , . , X A N E1 XX ' X T T J 4 'U NA STRONG MAN wlLL sTRuecLE T0 KILD OR BE KILLED5 A PEACEFUL MAN NULL STRUGGLE ALWAYS T0 PRESERVE LTFE. 0F THESE wuucn IS THE TRULY BRAVE MAN?U MWUMS I Seniors Qu 6197 I WILL Nevin Foncsr You, G. F. Bssr or LUCK an evsnvrnunc You oo. JANE LlNcoLoN ,-... ....... ,. ,. Qeniurs ,QQ 1 ' -.., ff ,ad Qgax W if Gaim 'XXXXQYYNB Fxvdfn' dwg.. Seniors If f' 'fbi rj? Q? I THE NouNTnAN as BEAUTIFUL WITH sNow. BUT AFTER IT Loses ITS SNOW, GREEN caows Enom UNDERNEATH. IN EVERY Loss THERE as A GAIN, AS T4 IN EVERY GAIN THERE IS Loss ig 25 A? kf T 'l gs sbeninrs I LOOK OUT OF THIS WINDOW-- THAT IS HHAT IT IS LIKE THERE, FOR ALL wHo LOOK OUT OF WINDOWS, FROM APARTMENTS, FROM FARMHOUSES, FROM CHURCHES, JAILS, scHooLRooMs, cITYHALLs: THE SNY AND A STREET, FIELDS, BRIDGES, HATERFALLS. . . MY Goo! THESE ARE ALL SUCH STRANGE THINGS! AND THOSE UPEOPLEH MovING THERE, wHAT ExTRAoRDIHARY FANTASTIC CREATURES! KENNETH PATCHEN Xxx 23? 5 X . HQGN THE suN WAS SHINING ON THE SEA SHINING WITH ALL HIS MIGHT, HE DID HIS VERY BEST T0 MAKE THE BILLOWS SMOOTH AND BRIGHT. AND THIS NAS ODD, BECUASE IT wAs THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT. C.S. LEwIs rx I 1. A - ..,.fA ji, ,- :K , 1 sg? V E , I L L. -A . ' Wglswif I Eff vw ' -Q E QQ? fkma L5 Qgggi Q ED fag 'inf . IE' fp fig fifffgfgggfxv, . A ,Ei '5i gf5.4IE 4 'I3Qi5i,Q55 5.gg? .A A, X i TG - ngNfffA::j5g, Egfgii. . N Ku SLIIPII AND THIS DELIGHTFUL HERB WHOSE LIVING GREEN. FLEDGES THE RlVER'S HIP ON WHICH HE LEAN-- AH, LEAN UPON IT LIGHTLYl FDR WHO KNOWS FRDM WHAT ONCE LOVELY LIP IT SPRINGS UNSEEN OMAR KHAYY'AM L Q11 A '91 Eig a I,, IIEFQYH 5- Eff.LH Srntors Q SELF EPITAPH E , 2mVb4 R if 1 A LET IT NOT BE SAID THAT BECAUSE SHE DIDN'T Know LET IT oNLv wuo SHE WAS SHE WASN'T SOMEONE. THAT BECUAUSE SHE DlDN'T KNOW HOW T0 HELP THE WORLD sue DlDN'T TRY THAT BECAUSE SHE DIDN'T KNOW WHERE T0 so sus WASN'T FREE. LET IT oNLv BE SAID THAT SHE LOVED THE WIND AND RAIN Ann THE GENTLE TOUCH or ANOTHER'S HAND. as SIAD THAT ONCE IN A WHILE sue LIVED. Awonvnous Seniors MQW Umm To LOOK UP AND NOT DOWN To LOOK FORWARD AND NOT BACK, To LOOK DUT AND NOT IN. D J E gzgamcnumevf Egdlatfldlffslan, WHERE? THERE'S A PLACE THE MAN ALWAYS SAY COME IN HERE, CHILD No CAUSE You SHOULD WEEP WOLF NEVER CATCH THE RABBIT GOLDEN HAIR NEVER TURN WHITE WITH CREIF COME IN HERE, CHILD No CAUSE You SHOULD MDAN BROTHER NEVER HURT HIS BROTHER NOBODY HERE EVER WANDER WITHOUT A HOME THERE MUST BE SOME sUCH PLACE SOMEWHERE BUT I NEVER HEARD or ITB KENNETH PATCHEN WBLQJNJ 62.2225 WE KID ABOUT A LDT or THINGS THAT You DON'T THINK ARE FUNNY BUT STILL You LAUGH AND MOST IMPORTANT IJUST BECAUSE YOU'RE YOU, I Know You ARE MY FRIEND. ROBERT 0. HARRIS Seniors F, A qv' -.J 5 if X ff,-6d,fQa.:Z2u sV'7A PARA MI SOLO RECORRER LOS CAMINOS QUE TIENEN CORAZON, CUALQUIER CAMINO QUE TENGA CORAZMN. POR AHI YO RECORRO, Y LA UNICA PRUEBA QUE VALE ES ATRVESAR TODO SU LARGO Y POR AHI YO RECORRO MIRANDO, MIRANDO SIN ALIENTO. O Qzmww ' T752 1'0 ,J- IF TODAY WAS NOT AN ENoLEss HIGHWAY? IP TONIGHT WAS NOT A CROOKED TRAIL5 IF TOMORROW WASN'T sucH A LONGTIMEQ THEN LONESOME WOULD MEAN NOTHING T0 You AT ALL. I CAN'T SEE MY REFLECTION IN THE WATERSQ I CAN'T SPEAK THE SOUNDS THAT SHOW N0 PAINQ I CAN'T HEAR THE EcHo or MY FOOTSTEPS3 OR CAN'T REMEMBER THE SOUND OF MY NAME. TOMORROW IS A LONG TIME BY Bos DYLAN e 'I I U I' CHILL es H01-7 HJ Sunni urs Do NOT FOLLOW WHERE THE PATH LEADS RATHER, G0 WHERE THERE IS N0 PATH AND LEAVE A TRAIL. Jam., 46 . V ,ff.z'J.DA-Af 0 5 0 HOLD FAST T0 DREAMS, FOR IF DREAMS DIE, LIFE IS LIKE A BROKEN NINGED BIRD THAT CANNOT FLY. MJ' ' Q.. SWE 1509339 ai!! . WHERE? THERE'S A PLACE THE MAN ALWAYS SAY COME IN HERE, CHILD No cAusE You SHOULD WEEP WOLF NEVER CATCH THE RABBIT GOLDEN HAIR NEVER TURN WHITE WITH GRIEF COME IN HERE, CHILD No CAUSE You SHOULD MOAN BROTHER NEVER HURT HIS BROTHER Noaoov HERE EVER VANDER WITHOUT A HOME Q-THERE Musr BE SOME SUCH PLACE SOMENHERE fBuT I NEVER HEARD or IT. g? KENNETH PATCHEN Mr E Ta H A N N 4.11417 COIVFWAY Sf 4 y .- . - , NLM .Lf , S7 mints 'x 1741. 606- Ol 01 l'M SURPRISE so MANY EUCALYPTUS TREE AIN'T A CHESTNUT. BE ALMOST MORE COMFORTABLE, IE THEY WANTED T0 BE ONE, AND NOBODY MINDED ANY. LIKE You SEE so MANY TIRED LITTLE nuLE CAN'T BE A DRAGONFLY, AND STICK HIS HEAD IN THE WATER- UNLESS THEY ALREADY ARE WHAT SOMEBODY ELSE DON'T WANT T0 BE, OR vIcE vERsA. KENNETH PATCNEN LITTLE BIRD, LITTLE BIRD ON MY WINDOW sILL FLY AWAY, FLY AWAY BEFORE You GET KILLED. LITTLE BIRD, LITTLE BIRD LYING THERE so STILL, WHY DIDN'T YOU D0 WHAT I SAID, Now YOU ARE DEAD. CRAIG 0TTwAY e , f . fa .fl 1 ex 'IOUR '0 .'ff f : L H +s.R.f 53 Iii! Lisa. Ljezdoh KW' ' It 2 ' CAUSE IT SEEMS LIKE YOU'VE GOTTA GIVE U ' I SUCH A PIECE OF YOUR SOUL 'E . A WHEN You GIVE UP THE CHASE E- -'sp A . AE A A FEELING IT HOT AND com A A' f - YOU'RE IN ROCK'N'ROLL ,T ,,,wm ,m , IT s THE NATURE or THE RACE I w lT's THE UNKNOWN CHILD QE. 15 .w'iNff33.g ' So SWEET AND WILD 'Y7',g4sr'm V -. -:wk . ,- Wi? T -E TW-E' A f If IT s YOUTH 3 , T H'T5m,5Tf3:gl5i. ,dawg lT's Too sooo TO WASTE fee ,Mr SL a 'l'9V uJarJ FM' na7'Li-E fe-I--f .ra fose, -I H- I JSMM sez isaasas- ,STS-7 ONCE UPON A WATERFALL CAME AN AWFULLY NICE MAN WHO SAID HOW D0 YOU DO T0 WHICH I REPLIED FINE THANKS AND YOU NOW IF I WERE TO TELL YOU THIS SPLENDID YARN ANOTHER DAY ANOTHER WAY IT WOULD IMPROBABLY BE CONCERNING LAST MONTHS AMAZING REPLICA SO. . STEPHEN MCLEOD THERE ARE PLACES I'LL REMEMBER SOME FOREVER NDT FOR BETTER SOME HAVE GONE AND soME REMAIN ALL THESE PLACES HAD THEIR MOMENTS WITH LOVERS AND FRIENDS I STILL RECALL. SOME ARE DEAD AND soME ARE LIVING, IN MY LLIFE I'vE LOVED THEM ALL. ALL MY LIFE THOUGH SOME HAVE CHANGED. BUT or ALL THESE FRIENDS AND LOVERS, THERE IS NO ONE COHPARED WITH You, AND THESE MEMORIES LOSE THEIR MEANING WHEN I THINK or LOVE AS SOMETHING NEw. THOUGH I KNOW I'LL NEVER LosE AFFEcTIoN FDR PEOPLE AND THINGS THAT WENT BEFORE, I Rnow I'LL OFTEN STOP AND THINK ABOUT THEM IN MY LIFE I'LL LOVE You MORE. JOHN LENNDN S PAUL MCCARTNEY U' 'QU Y . M Q TT' T' ls we A wx, ,Of an H Rf, -1' 'N CERTAIN MOMENTS OUR EYES 'CAN SEE AND OUR EARS CAN HEAR WHAT IS THERE ABOUT US ALWAYS. N I 69556 21-'ima THEN sAnn ANOTHER WITH A Lone-onnwn sucu, UMY CLAY WITH LoNG oBLlvloN IS GONE DRY! NBUT, FILL ME WITH THE oLo FAMILIAR Juice, HMETHINKS I MIGHT Rscoven av-ANUBYEE UIFKD--IBN CHAR KHAYYA'M CYCLE...AwARNEss...ETERNaTY SEPT. 17, 2001 w Swninri V52-MQ, QJLAL.-J ms'-+5 13 Saeninrs IILOVEH I sAw IT on ONE OF THOSE ons WHEN THE sxv as DARK BLUE AND THERE'S are Pur-'FY cLouns, AND You wlsn You couLo FLY WAY UP ABOVE, onro SOMETHING YOU'VE NEVER SEEN BEFORE. AND AS I SAT THERE, THE MAGIC FADED AWAY, AND T WATCHED WITH WONDER- Ilczna TSEQOYD6 3'e'Fwf' I TT i 5 W fm , M TAKE IT Fon wan lT's wonru Seniors THEY ARE FREE WHO no NOT FEAR T0 so T0 THE END or THEIR THOUGHT. M20 fm! WHAT WILL TOMORROW BRING? SUNSHINE OR RAIN-- SADNESS on HAPPINESS-- PLEASURE OR PAIN? THE ANSWER IS YOURS TO FORM-- START RIGHT AWAY FoR TOMORROW IS A FLOWER WITH ITS ROOTS IN TODAY. P.C. 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L is 1 5 1 X ,X I1 J 0 f Q CD I .fflllllfl l lllll l'IlllHlI'l,l11 IIllIlH'lllllIll'l 'll ca dj ' n Q U. . :Q . H 9 Q xx X X X , ! X X ,..L af ,117 f . 'Ii tk it 'GI .4315 Y' A V .rl S. X MARRY :IHS 'TONE CLOCK 553- --- - -- Be n wax- eo -va womc. Toon I HAVE GROWN TALLER Fnon WALKING warn THE TREES. 5 of f 5 9 ' Q DON'T WALK IN FRONT or ME I MAY NOT FOLLOW DON'T NALN BEHIND NE- ! MAY NOT LEAD. WALK BESIDE Me- AND Jusr BE MY FRIEND. X 5 X 2 fir I Q I Y J nun , fu nn riff? Aff , Q S 5 X593 2 gr wenggsrl LQ 411: ',:: - ,I JOE THE MUNCHIE MAN Q KURT GENGLEBACH ,gov NTHE RORCH COACHN Susan Morton Village Theater DAVID GGODART MAMA'S PIZZERIA .Q Barnaby Scnrenkeisen Steak R Stuff Ilene Jacobs Swensons .ff MICHEAL FLANAGAN DOUBLEDAY Boox STOR Mitchell Smithey Texas Tea House Scott Brix Leather Balls Saloon Jim Strain Tom Thumb . I . if ' aw T ? 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'DGNL . 201' VAWSUQ WALK GENTLY LEST YOU SHOULD TROD UPON THE GNOMES2 AND SPEAK SOFTLY FOR FEAR OF UPSETTING SOME ETEPNAL SILENCEQ AND ALL THE TIME BEWARE THE LION'S ROAR, AND PECULIAH VISIONS STEMMING FROM YOUR 4 W ,M V , V X , , g, E Y E S , , W x, 0 5 51, V V-i?I'i??I1 I AWQ W M ' if iw M y his ffILmI QI I+vmww M m AND AT THAT.EEFERVECSANT INSTANT K ' M V W y 'sax ', w?ix 'I' I , ' ' , 51 ' WHEN THEIR BARETREES FALL, IF Y WILL NW ,ITLEII QQI' HIINVW ST L TO I f A Ii75f ' ,A ,3jI f MOVE QUIETLY INTO THE NETHERWORLD fr K1W'li'f: , I V ou u ARE IL BE, , I 5 VI I' .K Q11 if if Q,-., . . 4 fm or MADNESS, WALKING GENTLY Lesr You sHouLo TROD uwom gg, ' 1 A: A 1 W- A .. , Qf Iwi 9 I L 0 THE ewomes , . 1 . i . If -' STEPHEN MCLEOD N. L K 7XiwXg1J3 TC Q N' gf Lt!! q 1 I 4, I V' dsx ly if If ' M 'Qgw fl- ' ' ,XJKZQQJXNNL ' I -1 ' ' 'fi' -L W Tw' ff-,mi ' ,Im I 4? 5 1 M3534 X, , ' f A ' ,. ' - f -,f- Q., 1- N,.,, f -I H I IQ QQQ' ' , II 'f'Lxk'1f' , ,'f' 4' vi, , ,L I wg , ,,, I. AN f-.l,mI A. 4K xxmvf V, f N 5 gglxyy ,I X In M 1 Y .J i5m'w95?55?Q45Lg ik T wx A E f I x Mkjf' Y ,y 'k I T .QR V3 ' I if LAX 1 1 V-A .W sSY g-Jr F'f .g, f-gfnwl wx 1 ,fx ' , ' Ig III' O:i XN ' VR? 4'-ff' f'-Qhfu 'UV .Q -A nv 'L ' -if 'W . .f iv Q-,? 'X 1 111-Ax '16, I ST I ' , -' fLAO , - I 11:35 s- 1 Ln, KI' 'gig an WEIXCQYQ I'f'X.: ? 331,-5.:fff -., , y 7-:fe-f xl fi ,V QR' , -- X .X 125, Q hygik ul ,-:Y-JI I I '. ,, ,rg Q S . N awigyggun N Mg ,Ig ., , Ii i,3w:,. I .,-.mf -P 2 w f - ' . 'Q 71Q1ZQwEi5iiii?fX5yXD D .X !,l5!QQg If f'4gr, gf5iDXxx xf?Q f qgfjqgiffbf X61 ' 'iw 'ihfiiz I?N2Iff .- '- ffwi f'KifHfI ff 4...MNw:'EsfmQ:L':.:D?f? ,. 2 jf' 'I IAV ,, ' K vm IN 'W ' 2 fAXf-iff iff R A- Q JQLQ Hgiig fLQ?Ea fxx f fi , D , ,fz , ,-,, f- f. A ' 'If' ,LJ M ' IQ!-A -E 2, r If SAM I jwbiw 'thu-.UL 1- I. ' In W-3' ,,, it www K i4 Nga ' . 5 - I 1 M W W w'QMM igfnuf L. ,. ' A STORY BY MATT GENTRY THERE ONCE WAS A LITTLE TOWN IN FIVE HUNDRED. ONE DAY THEY HEARD OF RJSSIA WITH A POPULATION OF ABOUT A CARNIVAL COMING TO THEIR TOWN, EVERYONE WAS VERY EXCITED--EVERYONE BUT NOODLES. NooDLEs MOTHER WOULD ANYONE WOULD THEY DID GET WAS A STRANGE YOUNG BOY ASK HIM TO DO SOMETHING ASK HIM A THING MOST OF AN ANSWER IT WAS ALWAYS WELL, THE CARNIVAL CAME AND ALL WITH A VERY BAD TMEPER. WHEN HIS HE WOULD TELL HER TO BUG OFF. IF THE TIME THEY GOT NO ANSWER, OF IF NO. THE PEOPLE RAN FROM ONE PLACE T0 ANOTHER YELLING AND HAVING FUN, WHILE NOODLES JUST SAT AROUND AND FROWNED AND CRIED. THEN, AS IF IT HAD MEANT T0 BE, A SMALL GIRL WENT TO NOODLES WITH A BIG SMILE AND FOR HER. SHE DID NOT ASK HIM TO DO SOMETH THE GIRL ASKED IF sHE COULD HELP HIM, AND WHY HE WAS SAD. THEN NOODLES LOOKED UP WITH A HALFWAY SMILE, BUT HE STILL HAD A LITTLE FROWN, AND SAID, UI JUST DoN'T KNOW HOW TO HAVE FUN.H HHAVE FUN,n THE GIRL REPLIED, UTo HAVE FUN You MUST ALWAYS BE NICE AND CONSIDERATE or OTHER PEOPLE WELL, NOODLES THOUGHT ABOUT IT, GOT UP AND DID HIS MoTHER's WORK AND ELSE TO HELP. BY THE END OF THE EVERYONE WAS FIRST.n AND THEN ONE MORNING NOODLES THEN WENT OUT TO FIND SOMEONE SO HAPPY WITH NOODLES THEY DECIDED TO HAVE A BIG FEAST, BUT THEY HAD A PROBLEM BECAUSE EVERYONE WANTED SOMETHING SPECIAL T0 EAT. So ALL THE PEOPLE WERE TO MAKE AN UNUSUAL FOOD, THEN THEY WOULD EAT AT THE FEAST. So EVERYONE MADE ALL THE WEIRED AND STRANGE FOODS AND LINED THEM UP. THEN THE PEOPLE PICKED AND VOTED TO COME UP WITH ONE BEST FOOD. WELL, THEY PIGKED IT AND NAMED IT NOODLES BECAUSE THE DINNER WAS BEING HELD Fon NooDLEs. FROM THEN ON, NOODLES HAS BEEN A POPULAR FOOD. ING I WISH I KNEWIHAT JAS HAPPENING ALL AROUND INSIDE MY HEAD. FDR MONTHS AND MONTHS IT'S BEEN ONE DELIMA AFTER ANOTHER BUT I NEVER CAN FULFILL OBLIGATIONS OR DREAMS. I'M TRASHED OUT AND DEPREssED ALL THE WAY WISH I'D GET MOVING, THIS IS N0 PLACE T0 STAY. I KNOW THERE's GOT TO BE BRIGHTER DAYS. IT's REALLY A DUMMER WITH N0 ROAD OR WHEELS SD HARD T0 EXPLAIN, ONLY I KNOW THE FEEL. I THINK I MAY HAvE BEEN ON IT FOR SOMETIME NOW-- A GOOD soLID RELATIONSHIPQ THAT WOULD BE FDR REAL. SAM BIASETTI IT's A STRANGE WORLD WE LIVE IN A NEW ENGLAND HIGH-scHDoL JUNIOR,BORED, TOOK OFF FROM HOME wITH A FEV EXTRA CLOTHES, A GUITAR AND S12 AND THUMBED HIS WAY T0 PITTS BURG, NASHVILLE, THEN NEST THROUGH TEXAS, NEw MEXICO, ARIZONA, CALIFDRIA. THE S12 GONE, HE sANG FOR HIS SUPPER OFTEN ONLY A cUP OF COFFEE OR TWO. MONTHS LATER, FORTY ROUNDS LIGHTER, FINDING THAT PEOPLE ARE MUCH THE SAME wHEREEvER You GO. HE RETURNED HOME. REASON! BORE- BOM. HE HAD WANTED T0 GET ALONE T0 THINK. WHAT A STRAIGHT AND STRANGE WORLD T0 FACE UP TO. So MANY CONFICTS INCOPREHENSIBLE THINGS... 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X uiQ?Q9 AND HIS SENTENCE CARRIED OUT M4 Ni KMIRACULOUSLY, HE RAISED THE I ' I' I X I 1' MAYBE QUESTION! nWHY?H AND ALLATONCE AND EVERYTHING STOPPED. Q-H232 ' f 7 - -.0 'D X R- C' 'f Jfff THE GREAT ONES WITH THEIR SILVER BEARDS WENT INTo COUNCIL LONG AND GRAVE TDRTURED BY TRUTH fERROR'S COMFORT BEING LOATH T0 LEAVE, AND WHEN THE COUNCIL ENDED THEY KMIRACULGUSLY MARVEL, HAD REACHED NO JUDGEMENT. AND THEN HE STOOD. AND WITH WHICH EvERY FIRE HE BURNED HE TOOK THEM ALL INTD HIS ARMs AND LIT THEM WITH AVERILY FLAME . OF ANCIENT WICCA QMIRACULOUSLY MARVEL, Q J f H IJ HAY gy! W 111 -IU . H ff! C HJ .4 ,XX rj ' X, C:i?::5 I5:iTAf:XjEEggRRN-, C Ik I it I I j I ca. ' A' L , , III I QUNTO HIM THEN, THE GREAT ONES BOWED. AND UNTO HIM THEN, ALL or EVERYONE BOWED., STEVE MGLEDDHHEHEH X ,YA I THE MAN's HERE AGAIN. HE PLAYS AND sINGs AND LOTS or THINGS. OE LUNcHEoN DATES AT NOON. IN PLANS OF JUNE. A MAN's A MAN or MEETING IN THE DAWN BUT aATTLEs THAT WE ONCE WON. So THINK IT'S FUN. WITHOUT YOU IT REALLY CAN'T BA DONE. BY TDMMY FINE .8840 4058 IT WON'T BE MucH LONGER HE SAID JUST BE PATIENT I WAITED THERE FOR HOURS TAKING NOTE OF THE POUNDING SILENCE SUDDENLY OUT OF THE LIGHT OF A HUNDREDTHOUSAND FIRES CAME THE ROTTING FIGURE OF AN OLD AND DECREPIT SAGE HE STOOD IN FRONT OF ME SEARCHING NY EYES FOR WISDOM AND WHEN HE FOUND NONE HE SMILED. STEPHEN nGRANDFATHERn GRANDFATHER. . . I REMEMBER WHEN I VAS A LITTLE GIRL HE GAVE ME CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM MCLEOD WHEN ,HE HAD PRoMIsEn MOTHER HE WOULDN'T. AND WHEN MOTHER CAME HOMC If ' ,fx SHE SAW MY MOUTH COVERED WITH CHOCOLATE, M AND AN INNOCENT LOOK ON GRANDFATHER'S FACE. fZZf j 'Af7I'f4'H , I ,,l.,' if f : I, '10 I fl b lx X ' I A 'Q - ' T H IIIIZ AN D I H AR D I. Y E v E R s P o N E- - ,K . M ' f0:ff'I5 L4f I Z1 ' OuR WORDS DIDNIT COMMUNICATE T0 EACH OTHER QgQQ5ggWlY1mIHMF RV jgfkwfpn BECAUSE HIS WERE JAPANESE AND MINE WERE NOTA bZWZgQg4jA,WwN'NQWJQHHHWAZQMQWI B u T H E A I. WA Y s u N D E R s T o o D M E , iw U ' A 'p,1'g'.vIg.IfI- 1 ' ' AN D I H I M . .1I- I f-5?QE,I'5ILII . I A I ,I I G R A N D E A T H E R . . . 5 T.T' ' f WOULD GIVE ME ANYTHING 'X if - THAT I WANTED , I 7 BUT I DIDN'T ASK HIM FoR MucH, M'J'w7.II BECAUSE I HAD HIM. gi ' f GRANDFATHER. . . Ijylf WAS GONE. MOTHER SAID HE WENT T0 SEE JESUS, AND SHE WAS CRYING. BuT I DIDN'T UNDERSTAND. THE DAY -HE SHIT PIIL T TECHNOLOGY AT THE BULLDOZER, PRoGEss DRovE THE DUMPTRUCA- THEY RAzED PEDRLETDHN U.S.A.--- ST'TLER-HILTON REsT ITS Ass THERE Now. ULD SEQUOIA IS NON NINE-HUNDRED THOUSAND BILLION TOOTHPICKSQ THE PRESIDENT JUST PICKED THE PUBLIC OUT or HIS TEETH WITH oNE. Two MORE LUMPS ADDED T0 THE SEETHING PILE OF CIVILIZATION. I SOME ONE IS GIVING BADGES AND GUNS DUT T0 BODYWORK DEAD BRAIN CELLS, MAKING G.M. THE CZAR or MAIN STREET. A LITTLE DNARF NAMED TELEVISION JUST Ex- POSED HIMSELF T0 A SIX YEAR-DLD CHILD. NEED A NEW FACE??? KNOCK ON ANY DOOR. THEY'LL BEND IT AND TWIST IT THE PILE GROWS HIGHER- AND WAX IT soME MORE. WE GET LOVER- THEY'LL PAINT YOUR FACE AND LUMP BY LUMP GIVE YOU A GRIN. THEY'LL MELT Youn MIND INTO GELATION. TODAY IS THE DAY or THE LAST LUNPA PAY OUT THE Bucns T0 LOOK LIKE A WHORE. STYRENE CITY JUCT SHOVED A CADDILLAC 5 THE ENVIRONMENTS ASS. TOMMORROH IS THE DAY THE PILE TDPPLES- AND KILLS THOSE wHo PUT IT UP- BY ROBERT SMITH AND THOSE WHO DIDN'T. NEED A NEW FACE??? KNDCK ON ANY DOOR. ROBERT SMITH IT wAs AN AVERAGE SUMMER DAY, JUST LIKE THosE T0 COME. IT HAs A HUMID, STICKY, HDT DAY. No DNE FELT LIKE DOING ANYTHING. THERE WERE ONLY A FEV SOUNDS ADDIBLE THIS TIME OF MORNING. THE DISTANT HUM or LAHNMOWERS HAS THE MosT NOTICABLE SOUND. THERE WERE THE SQUEAH or SCREEN DOORS OPENING AND SLAMMING SHUT. THE BIRDS WOULD CHIRP OCCASIONALLY AND THE CRICKETS WOULD JOIN IN SOMETIMES. THE ONLY OTHER SOUND I COULD HEAR wAs THE PAINT TINKLE or THE ICECREAM TRUCK. THE STREETS BURNED AT BARE FEET AND THE HDT BLACK TAR BUBBLED AND OOZED IN THE CRACKS or THE STREET. AND, OF COURSE, OED MAN CRAIG SAT DN HIS PDRCH, READING HIS PAPER AND OCCASIONLLY SWATTING AT FLYS AND MESQUITOSQ OFTEN DRIETING OFF T0 SLEEP. CERTAINLY, THERE wAs NOTHING T0 DISTINGUISH THIS SUMMER DAY FROM ANY OTHER. ROBIN RDDMAN As SHE NALNED THROUGH THE CROWDED,HOT CITY, SHE FELT A FEELING THAT SHE WAS ENCLOSED IN THE CITY. SHE FELT SHE HAD T0 ESCAPE. ESCAPE T0 A PLACE WITH A SMALL POPULATION AND A CLIMATE THAT WOULD SUIT HER TASTE. SHE FELT LIKE A LEAF ON A TREE. LIKE SHE wAs JUST ANOTHER BEING. SHE wAs VERY INFERIOR AND THE THOUGHT OF THE CITY wAs REPLusIvE T0 HER. SHE wAs ALWAYS DEPRESSED. You COULD TELL BY THE WAY SHE'D LET HER HAIR HIDE HER FACE AS SHE WALKED DOWN THE STREET. SHE JUMPED WHEN SOMEONE CALLED HER NAME. SHE'D FDNDER EVERY DAY ON HER FuTuRE AND LIFE BUT FOR SOME REASON, SHE NEVER CAME UP WITH THE SOLUTION T0 HER PROMBLEMS. BY TAMMY PARSONS WHEN I wAs LITTLE I LIvED ON A FARM, WITH THE wIND, AND THE FIELDS, AND THE TREES. Now I LIVE IN THE CITY WITH THE SKYSCRAPERS, THE CARS, AND THE SIGNS. WHEN I wAs LITTLE I USED T0 ALWAYS RUN THROUGH THE woons WITH THE WIND IN MY HAIR AND AGAINST MY FACE. Now THERE IS N0 WIND AND THERE ARE NO woons. AND EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, I GET A RUHBLE IN MY sToHACH, FDR THE WINDY WOODS ARE CALLING ME HOME- TAMMY PARSONS I MY FRIEND DID YOU EVER LOVE A DUDE, AND KNOW HE DIDN'T LOVE YOU? DID YOU EVER FEEL LIKE GRYING BUT WHAT GOOD WOULD IT DO? . DID You EVER LOOK INTO Has EYES AND SAY A LITTLE PRAYER? DID You EVER LooK INTO HIS HEART AND WISH You WERE THERE? DID YOU EVER SEE HIH DANCING WHEN THE LIGHTS WERE TURNED DID You EVER HHlSPER,nGOD, I BUT NEVER LET HIM KNOW? DOWN LOW? LDVE HIMH, PLEASE DON'T FALL IN LovE, MY FRIEND, YOU'LL FIND IT DOESN'T PAY. ALTHOUGH IT CAUSES BROKEN HEARTS IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY. UD You EVER WONDER WHERE HE'S AT, OR IF HE'S BEING TRUE? ONE DAY YOU'LL BE HAPPY, BUT THE NEXT DAY BLUE. AND WHEN IT COMES You DoN'T KNOW WHY YOU'LL WONDER DAY AND NIGHT. You SEE MY FRIEND, YOU'RE LOSING HIH No MATTER How You Fl LOVE IS FINE-euT IT HURTS so MUCH THE PRICE YOU PAY IS HIGH. IF I HAD T0 CHOOSE BETWEEN LOVE OR DEATH, I THINK l'D RATHER DlEo SD PLEASE DoN'T FALL IN LOVE MY FRIEND, YOU'LL BE HURT BEFORE IT'S THROUGH. You SEE MY FRIEND, I THINK YOU OUGHT T0 Know BY VICKY VALENTINE FDR EVEN IF FDR EVEN IF BLOSSOMS FALL FROM THE TREES AND SEAGULLS AND THEIR FLIGHTS IF THE BIRDS LOST THEIR VOICES AND sTARs LosT THEIR SHINE THE LOVE PLACES T0 YOUR HEART ARE STILL LOCKED WITH MINE. T0 THE SEAS IF WINTER CHEEKS TURN WARM AND LOSE THEIR PINK TINT WARMTH WON'T CHANGE TIMES LDVE AND I HAVE SPENT. WHEN I LOOKED INTO YOUR EYES FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME, MY STEP FOUND ITS LONG LOST COMPANIONS RYHME. EVEN IF SHADONS TURN SHADES OF LONESOME HUE, I'LL NEVER STOP LOVING YOU, FDR EVEN IF LOVE LEAVES ME WALKING ALONE I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU, AND OUR LOVE, MY OWN. BY JOAN WILLIAMS FOR ALL OF THE 20TH CENTURY CHILDREN HEY KIDS! YOU'RE ONE OF A KIND! BoRN IN THE SPACE-AGE. AGE OF CITIES A VAST sET AT IT HAS APATHY: COMPLETE WITH SNAP-TOGETHER WRECKYARD OF TOMORROW HAS BEEN YOUR FEET. NUCULAR MISSILS AND A PRESIDENT wHo cooxs HIS OWN BREAKFAST. YEs, TECHNOLOGY HAS FouND AMNEH WAY T0 HELT YOUR MIND. I -E 20TH CENTURY AMERIKA. You CAN LET CAPTAIN KANGAROO MOLD YOU -xN Tx INTO A CIVILIZED HUMAN. You CAN LET T.V. PHEACHERS CONVERT YOU. AND YOU CAN PLAY THE SOCIETY GAME. OF COURSE WITH THIS GRAVEYARD AND ITS GAMES-- YOU GET OTHER THINGS. FOR INSTANCE-TODAY WILL BE TOMORROW-AND S0 ON. You cAN snow YOUR HAIR, AND sAY YOU CARE. PLAY AN ORIENTAL FLUTE WITH A HWISDOM OF THE ANCIENTSH GRIN ON YOUR STUPID FACE. THEN FIND AN oesDuRE RELIGION T0 PREACH. To ESCAPE? HIDE INSIDE YOUR SACRED ROCK'N'ROLL. You BELIEVE YOU HAVE ESCAPED THE GRASPING CLAWS OF THE AMERIKAN PEOPLE MACHINE? You STAND ON A CHROME PLATED DEDESTAL, JUST AS PLASTIC AS YOUR PARENTS' CADDILLAC CAR AND 122 ESCAPEDTTT SMDKE SOME MORE DOPE. JUST SMOKE. . . soME. . . MORE. . . DOPE. . HMWMA IEA ONE NAKED HUMAN HE's A HANDERING IDIOT. HE DREAMS ABOUT SMALLTOWN U.S.A. HE WEARS A MASK... AND A Dow TIE. BUT NO ONE SEES HIM, THEY ARE T00 ausv DOING THE SAME HE WISNES HE wAsN'T, AND THEY WISH THEY WERENIT, IT's sooo THEY COULDN'T... BEcAusE THEY'RE ALL-- WANDERING IDIOTSu BY ROBERT SMITH EXACTLY TINY INITH SMALL, BUT ACCURATE ADOLESCENT IHOPES or GLORY BEING AMUSED HANDS, WENT You: HOPING TO CONQUER THE WORLD AND YOURSELF WITH one EASY BLOW. HOLDING PRIDE IN THAT GLORIOUS ISLIGHTLY DEFICATE, Hops: HUMANITY IN voun POCKET, AND LOVE on Youn LIPS You HAVING AN INCURABLY STUBBORN AND MALICIOUSLY HEARTBREAKING DISEASE CALLED CONFIDENCE, THRusT FORWARD. KALWAYS SMILING, YOU VASHED THE SCUH AND SPITTLE AND DIRT FROM YOUR FACES THINKING, ALWAYS BELIEVING WE HAD THE SENSE TO LEARN TO LOVE SUNBEAMS, AND TALK T0 THE TREES. AND WHEN wa sPIT IN Youn HOPEFUL Youus FACE AND Tons Down Youn DREAMS WITH BULLDOZERS or APATHY, CHE TOLD You IT WAS ALL A PART or Ckowlnc url YOU CLIMBED THE HIGHEST PINNACLE OF DEFEAT IBY MEANS OF A SKILLFULLY APPLIED BULLET THROUGH THE TOP OF YOUR HEAD, STEVE MCLEOD ' Q. ??Q:fLl ,iZi N, ' A ' 3i'gi'g' S xv . 'fm 'Hts' XX 'ii ' 'O v ' x I I S ' 'QI xl K 4' ll k ' N f X ,. :L I ,f X gas xv - :Ak oqlgvdfv 1 fak 'XJ . IAX 'V ' ' L' . -1 'Tc L B Q N5 J . . , W .. . f- , f 1 .N ' A 1, H ---- -.' 1 -f ,-, 'L' . A 3 ' ' 4 ' 4. ' I ' I u X' ... I :' M B 3 - L . , ,I ' -' x7 c v7 . ' .' Q ' ' ' Ix 7?a4, If Zi gi' I 7:1 B ! FL ' Q + ' A' f - l- QV- I ffl' 'T f . fb 1 -, f XM ' 'ff'f'S'-34 if N -Q 417' '- 7 -' ff ' 5 A 5 Y Q -Q' X ' Q,QM3,fV, , ,V Q 1 . . , p f , . C1Tl n. 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