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Piecing it All Together

piece, n. An object that is one member of a group or class,
v. i. To unite; to join; to combine. H

together adv. In harmony or accord.

A yearbook represents piece is greater than
the various pieces of a what is created when
high school. Each per­ they are placed to­
son who reads this gether into a greater
book will notice a dif­ whole. Our whole is
ferent picture, enjoy a comprised of many
particular section, and different but compat­
have a favorite part that ible parts that work in
is separate from that of harmony, giving and
her classmates. To­ taking from each other.
gether, these pieces It is this balance that
make a book that we transforms a collection
hope pleases everyone of ordinary into some­
and captures the expe­ thing extraordinary.
rience of every student, Every single piece is
as different as she may important and no one
be. By piecing it all to­ piece is left behind. In
gether and recognizing piecing it all together,
the importance of each the small things that
piece, the whole is cap­ might otherwise be in­
tured. Every whole is a nocently overlooked
collection of smaller are accounted for and
things. These smaller a much more complex
pieces each embody picture of a whole is
their own outstanding created.
characteristics, just like
our students, but no
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