Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1977, Page 165

Description:	_/~NostalgiaMary HaganI remember going to my grandmothers house on Sunday,Looking at the colored pictures in Life magazineAnd watching the wonders of tomorrow on The 21stCentury.I remember Good night, Chet, and Good night,David.Seeing Ed Sullivan do his thing,And going to bed at eight-thirty.I remember people crying when college students wereshot by National Guardsmen,Young men and women marching around the courthouse squareAnd writing a Christmas card to a soldier somewhere ina jungle.I remember growing older and learning all these thingsin school,Trying to understand what I could rememberAnd realizing that my memories were far more clearthan the reasonsand facts I was given.Betsy StapletonC^kuzakNancy BenckartAs my knees sink endlesslyinto the thick soft leatherof a church benchI praywhether its raining or snowingI will feel happy and at homein the eighth wonder of the worldChurchMy eyes are free to wanderover the stained glass windowsThe altargreat and goldenshinesAs I speaksoft and slowlyGodabovelistens, silently.TimeJanet BastinTimeNo beginning, no endingYesterday, today, and tomorrowInvisible, Indestructible, Interminable, IncredibleTimeJeff HardingCreativity 165r \r~\
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