Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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The River is always -- Meandering through Timep Space, Eternity. It drifts along: joined by quiet streams fed by icy springs slashed by summer storms refreshed by spring thaws. Although at times it's difficult to tell, the contours of its banks are ever changing, as are the contents of its waters. But, before moving on, every glistening drop makes an impression, each leaving its mark. Then, so quickly it seems, they're gone -- around a bend, into a quiet pool, or through the white water y of Being. Who is None ar Al are a same River, e same end i 1 ' H rn G m 0 rn Tragedy touched 'our world withinra world. Three young men who were once physi- cally a part of us have now N JOHNNY COBLE jan. 10, 1955-july 29, 1Q71 moved on to another level of M existence, leaving us only with E the many memories we have M STEVE MCKINNEV jury 5, 1956-apn, 20, 1972 Offhem- , O .All three died suddenly and R violently. We wept theng now 1 JERRY LiNviLLE jan. 10, 1957-may 15, 1972 Wefmlywonder- A M 178 IN MEMORIAM

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Students Look Beyond Usual School Routine Light flickers in the distance. One moves P towards it-quickly- Traveling where others have trodg Searching for meaning in Life. Understanding grows - slowly - And the Darkness wwaaii fades john Haley enjoys his journalism position by going to the top and inter- viewing E. P. Pearce tinsetl. The visit yielded an informative Hornet article into the mists Of Day, written by john. Varsity Cheerleaders wish for higher temperatures as they ride cars in the Christmas parade. C O M Lindley M jerry Midkiff and Lynn Brady find a quiet spot to U talk over private matters. if T Y COMMUNITY 179