Art And Design High School - Prism Yearbook (New York, NY)

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G FABLE THE TIGER AND THE ZEBRA One afternoon, in the brilliance of the African sun, a zebra trod an unfamiliar path through the underbrush. lncautious and unwary, the striped beast fell into a deep hole, dug by the natives to capture prey. Through the day and deep into the night, the cowering creature lay, alone and frightened. The hole was too high to climb out of. Then, midway through the blackness of the hot evening, a passing tiger chanced to stumble and fall into the same hole. Upon seeing him the zebra cried: Listen my friend, this pit is too high for one to climb out, but I have a plan which may provide for the escape of two. If you were to stand erect against the wall of the pit, and I were to climb upon your massive furry shoulders, l should be able to reach the top. Once out of this accursed pit, l would devise a means by which you could be rescued also. The tiger, ravenous and greedy, thought not of the ingenious plan the zebra had proposed. He thought only of the tender and succulent meal the beast would make. Without further hesitation, he leapt savagely upon his captive companion and swallowed him whole. In the morning, the natives found him, alone and trapped in their pit. Moral: Indulgence leads to disaster: it is far better to exercise self-constraint. LANCE LOVELACE I jf! CREATION SONG Sun clarflyaf Fw'-hr I Ifnfa fvh , beings biiiow iii ii-iidiiigiii air , ' 0 l E' ' - 255- :5.g:5E,.E55::: In midnight, like the black sky and Clouds 'lil' 4 ' I I . . K I ,ff ,nf L. ,QI , poke that gather for the falling flight to ' 15:5 1 !:::E:: blending, from being embedded , , ,,,,i CMS, - I 'T 1 , in Winter, beneath the warm black 5- IF J ll IF: . I .ll-Pj' !-l-ijtlvlf-H-5-211-hi-I lii i I -Q ll 1 al- ' I -i lf fwlzsraga . B B 1 I l -I ii. is . B d 5 b t , ' ' ' bginy Su S ance Hi- SI?IEFI2i ' ' if -' l 'm ' g I IIII1--EFI I 'I - I I1 'I B1 : 1 - 2 'J ' I-! If--I-i--If i fi : S' el .l I . I . I I I ll dlQ- Bl I -I I 4 . 3 gods Cycle io ueusazazess ei -sw -::: nd L, 'i a body bursting from the blue blooming womb. MARC! COMPTON