Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Ahola Our past holds a montage ot the friends we made, the lovers we met, and the relationships we took part in. We were children when we arrived, and as the years quickly passed, our lives blos¬ somed and bore fruit. We will emerge from this fortress a new people, no longer fhe innocent and naive babes we once were. “He was alone. The past was dead, the future was unimaginable.” 1984 Opening 13

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12 Opening 1984

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enter Our sights are pointed toward the future. We look to ourselves in twenty years and like what we see. We have plans and goals that we want to fulfill. We will let nothing stand in our way. This Is a nice dream, but let us not look forward wilh blinders strapped to our heads. The world is a land of rain¬ bow chasing, and sometimes, the gold at the other end has already been spent. We must fight for whal is to come, not simply lie back and await its arrival. Ahola “To know and not to know ... to use logic against logic... to forget whatever it was neces¬ sary to forget...” 14 Opening 1984