1988 Gallimaufry

No one could truly have envisioned the way students at IMSA felt throughout the entire school year and especially at the end. It was better to close your eyes, and pause in ret– rospect, to perhaps catch a stirring of some moment. And maybe, even smile. Not every instant was pleasurable, of course. But, some memories were best not forgotten, to be made into stories to tell. This yearbook was to help preserve those impulses, emotions, and sur– roundings of that one year at IMSA, when life had significant changes and people grew up. It was impossible for the yearbook to have a deep, personal affiliation with everyone in the IMSA community, a picture book with every moment. The chemicals stored within your brain were the only real memories you could have. This yearbook was merely to serve as a stim– ulant, to revive the surroundings of life during the 1987-1988 school year and to see a glimpse of what could be seen or what you might bump into. 118 i t ^ Closing