Festival 1968.
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							-Ian MacDonell

	He is enjoying himself. He is here, he is now he is doing what
he wants and no one stops him, He releases the customary hold of
social wrapping and allows his feelings to throb and to burst from him.
There is no gentle lifting, no sweet breezes that curl and rise like
smoke wisps. Instead his ecstasy pushes and strains and lurches out as
would lava from a uncorked volcano, throwing his being into an uncon-
trolled fever, His audience follow and merge with him; they feel his
feelings, and run in full pursuit of the message his soul is trying to
communicate. He stops abruptly at the end of the song, at a dead end
street, but his being is still there, in a neutral state but still
furiouly seething. He sees a side road and violently pushes himself
into a new outlet for his soul. With generations of bitterness and
misery as companions, he sobs and shakes as his sorrow wails of the op-
pression and now the Armageddon to come between his people and the
others. His audience is still with him, including the others, and they
feel as the weeping women of Eygpt, after Moses, and they know without
knowledge the message. And then he is done, exhausted, and he leaves
a hollow vacuum in his disciples.


See the man.......				 Kathie Stanton

See the man, see the funny man,
Laugh at him, he is not like you,
Hit the man, kick the man,
Whip him, shoot him,
Knife him, burn him,
Hate him, kill him.

But please don't tease the dog,
He's eating.


BOYS' SPORTS 					Keith Guild

The Seniors, plagued with injuries in the key game, lost a chance to
take the Lakeshore Section this year. They lost the most important
game of the season 7 -0 to Beaconsfield in a heart-breaking game
which saw quarterback Dave Redmond injured in the 1st quarter. Up to
this game the Seniors had beaten Hudson, Lindsay Place, Macdonald, and
Bishop Whelan, while losing only to St. Thomas, with whom they were
tied for first place. However, the Beaconsfield loss ended any chance
of winning. The team was hit with many injuries which really hurt the
team, as two backfielders and a corner linebacker were all out for a
number of games. Besides the regular games the team went to Lake Pla-
cid to play an exhibition game against Northwood, a private school.
The season was disappointing but tne players enjoyed playing.