Colonel E Brooke Lee Middle School - Cougar Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS I Spy a Rabbit- 37 Small But Mighty - 41 Cat and Mouse - 43 The Two Foxes - 39 Alfred and Sidney - 47 The Bullfrog and the Toad - 38 A Fable - 45 The Bridge, Peacock, and The Fox - 49 Be Yourself - 38 The Peacock and the Wolf- 39 A Cat - 39 The Unusual Ride - 45 My First Big Catch - 39 John Colts' Wreslin' Match - 38 Sir Sneeze-A-Lot - 41 Kevin Whistler - 37 Soldier Boy - 42 A Ditch in Time - 43 The Great Run - 42 The Bulliight - 40 Round Up Rob and His Hosses - 49 In the Meadow - 50 Solitude - 51 Butterflies - 41 James Creed - 44 My Identity - 42 And There Slept the Boy - 44 A Horse - 40 A Friend - 40 The Adventures of Kong - 47 Us - 50 The Queen's Decision - 48 The Old Man's Family - 46 An Unexpected Visit - 43 Love - 41 Love - 46 The World of Flowers - 45 What Would Happen If . . . - 45 If...ThenWhy-47 I Wonder If - 46 Snow and Fire - 43 The Woodpecker - 43 How the Sky Got the Rainbow - 46 How the Zebra Got His Stripes - 48 '74 - '75 - 47 The Green Grass - 48 It's Time to Say Goodbye - 48 Is This Love? - 44 The Giraffe and the Donkey - 44 The Mouse and the Giraffe - 44 The Bird and the Elephant - 50 The Lion and the Fox - 50 The Mouse and the Cat - 50 The Colony of Bees - 50 A Fable - 49 The Farmers and the Wolves - 51 Norman Hoston Nicky Patchan Lois Yurow David Meister Kim Greer Jimmy Creegan Michelle Cohen Linda Hsiao Dora Edelson Kendall Butts Kathleen Chow Lauren Sokolski David Delmar Richard Shore Betsy Pastor Betty Wright Brad Tepper Wendy Metzger Deidre Dixon Erica Greenberg Erica Greenberg Dorothy Trinh Erica Greenberg Dorothy Trinh Lisa Pickney Jenny Boys Laura Donaho Melissa Panick Michelle Cohen Jimmy Creegan Debbie Steinman Michael Yette Peyton Roberts Shirley Win Karen Klanga Audrey Wilson Mary Ellen Murphy Elizabeth Besteman Cindy Stewart Richard Leuenthal Elayne Kriss David Feldman Michelle Bernstein Alan Steam Lynette Traynelis Jackie Costantino Chris Schuck John Sciabbarrasi Brian Orloff Skip Abbott Scott Dubit Kim King Bridget Moyle Jenny Boyd David Delmar Hilary Einhorn l l

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COIJGAR TALES YEARBCOK STAFF Sponsor - Mrs. N. Staten Rotem Bar-netz Robin Myers David Cohen Erika Neal John Eliot Jeff Oakes Chris Gerdel Susan Oneson Lauren Goldberg Debbie Platt Sarah Inderbitzin Debera Rothschild Adina Kelman Cindy Stewart Susan Lavigne Eric Tublin Aaron Lichtman Gary Tublin Alice Mendelsohn Naomi Valadez Mark Miller Shirley Win Mary Ellen Murphy Photographer - Arnold Ziegler 35

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Kevin Whistler by Betty Wright This story is about Kevin Whistler, the best darn shepherd in all the world. Kevin could keep a flock of ten thousand sheep and not even bat an eye. You see he'd just keep on whistling, and the sheep would just keep on grazing as nice as could be. Why he could walk one hundred miles away and if he kept whistling the sheep would just stay put. One day, while he was whistling and his flock was grazing, a pack of maybe a hundred wolves came by. They were hungry and when they set eyes on all those sheep they decided to have them a feast. They thought it would be easy to get some sheep since there were so many sheep and just one little shepherd. You see Kevin was only four feet high. So they sneaks around the flock to the side where Kevin aint, and they charges those sheep. But not a one of those sheep got caught 'cause you see while they was sneakin' around Kevin whistled a different tune. When those sheep heard that tune they run like the devil was after them. Then Kevin he whistled so loud and so high that those wolves' heads just cracked plum open. And Kevin just walked away whistlini. A Fable There once was a rabbit and a kangaroo. The forest where they lived was in a turmoil, as they were out of food. Across the stream however, food was plentiful. It was decided that a member of the forest would go across the stream and bring back food for all. The bear said, I cannot go, for,I am heavy, and will sink in the mud. The jackal said, I cannot go, for I will ruin my soft fur. The animals all declined in turn, until just the rabbit and the kangaroo were left. Naturally, the kangaroo easily jumped the stream, but the rabbit, try as he might, landed right in the middle. The kangaroo laughed, but he was alone in his amuse- ment. Upon the appearance of food, the rabbit was honored as a king, for the animals said, It is better to try, and not succeed, than to succeed, without trying. By Lois Yurow I Spy A Rabbit I looked out of my window, And I saw a bunny. The way he hopped he sure was funny. I threw him a carrot. He looked at me. He wriggled his nose And ran behind a tree. So I sat and waited For that bunny to appear. But he was 'so smart he Waited until I wasn't there. He didn't know I was peeking at him When he hopped in his hole Taking his carrot in. By Norman Hoston