Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

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Forward we go, step by step. Large steps, small steps even back steps. A large step has been taken and we advance slowly with caution. The largest step has now been chosen; our careers wait ahead. We have suffered and we have triumphed. What we seek we will find, for we are the achievers of goals. We leave behind in these solemn halls memories of many happy days. Friends we shall part with, shall always remain a part of our memory. Our memory shall linger in the halls with the memory of those who went before us. By Rita Crawley I can not tell myself What I want, who I know, Or even begin to think about Where I am going. My mind is young; My thoughts are older. Only when the two become of equal age Can I then do the things that Must be done. The direction we've been going Will soon be altered. A phase of life has come And gone. We learned a great deal About the science and arts. And the tests that we had Were nothing but hard. But the good times were many. We've all had our fun. And now that it's over. We're glad its been done. By Linda Merica

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