Colonel E Brooke Lee Middle School - Cougar Yearbook (Silver Spring, MD)
- Class of 1976
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UTIG AUX' fV Q 45 QQ 5 E 0 rn E5 5 95, A 7775 -1976 COL. E. BRGOKE LEE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOGL Silver Spring, Maryland 1975-1976 DEDICATION We proudly dedicate the 1976 Cougar yearbook to Mrs. Esther Rotkin. Mrs. Rotkin has been a teacher at E. Brooke as a teacher of American History and her genuine devotion to her students and to her profession make her an obvious choice for this honor. Lee for five years. Her excellence PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Coviello ' 1 1 i l Guidance Counselors Mr. Bill Gillespie Mr. George Gronninger ' 9th Grade Counselor 8th Grade Counselor V l -r , Y 2 l Mrs. Sagneli 7th Grade Counselor 5 I Q 4 E E ll l s 4 1 L I Secretaries Mrs. Pesce, Mrs. Bokow. Library Staff L to R - Mrs. Hedrick, Mrs. Cal- h n, Mr. Bailey. Health Room Mrs. Trussel - Aide L to R - Mrs. Miller, Mr F t FACULTY X .,,, W Adams, L. - Balmef, D- Z Beach, L. il 1 x B1ack,P. E Q'q' . Q 1. Boichot, S. Bransby, D. X- X ::: Q Carmel, R. Decker, J. Gimmel, K. Gnatt, S. Haimes, W. Hurney, D. Jones, J. j g... Little, D- Loeb, - - f... . 'zlzlz - Mieczkowski, D. Q Miner, c.E. - 1222? 531 32' as misvis. f . - ' 'air-3. if Normyle, P. Nuzzaci, L. O'Hara, M. T Overton, M. Panarella, M. J. Pore, J. . X Randall, R. S JW Robbins, L. Rorkin, E. N X J ,..... Ruarkf M' .-. .,.. . wa .f,fXf' .. .121 1' Smen, K' Staten, N. Toxie, J. VanRandwyk, S. Villanueva, Y. NOT PICTURED Fish, J. Loewe, J. Gladden, A. Marosy, J. Guy, V. McGinnis, S. Hildebrand, L. Pepperman, J. Hillebrecht, J. Pirone, F. Hughes, R. Prather, R. Kowalchick, T. Shief, G. Krzysiak, D. Wolfand, B. Lamar, W. Wray, J. 6 SPIRITS OF ' 6 umiuuuz1 smug was s.4iga,,,, L: X., 1. . Hold the Onion! Mrs. O'Hara's Science Class Special Education Y ' r, X 1g1':,1,:,1i M XX S.: l 1 Y 1 - , as ' sw 1: 5 ' ' Wm s XN- we r : Q E, ,E Q X 1: of X Q . -M146 N2 xi x si EQXXX Xw W S x X is X 'ix f Yancey, Mark Zehner, Matthew x N ' .,,r v. L M.. V. 'iv . 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Harris, Steve GRADE A.U. 7-3 Garson, Amy Garson, Susan Gelles, Eddie Giakoumatos, Tom Gilder, Jon Givens, Mike Goldenthal, Wendy Gollub, Judy Goodspeed, Todd Green, Blair Green, Doug Hammond, Dave Hagberg, Mike Harris, Tina Hazan, Steve Hecht, Roger Hermann, Diane Heubisch, Herbie Hoekzema, David Hondros, Dennis R - -1X1..1mX2Qf:1:1,.. V111'-91: 1 1i?111111111111111111 ' 11 11 1111 .,X1111Nf1 i M Q A M! ,M , 2 7 N M72 cv , .,,,. fff X0 I X f , 5 , ,, ,, , M A f X .v,,. 1:1129 ,fav :::5.,XX , . Q 1 111'1fjf1 X5g1f'g-' 1 X 1 5 11111111 ' X X W X. ,,.. , X XX Xx XX 1 X ' X is XR X Xa X... Q 1 5 1 XX 1 5 X , were X5 r AX : ' ..,,. 1 X X 1 E i1,11111X111 1.:::e::a. X1-.- 1 .- 1x .1 '1111I'II 5 1 1 . .51 rs XY .- Q 311151111 1151111 1 1' - 1. 1X sea. 11 gg Q : X x fs' X, X 1.111111511111115QNX,,X11-X me .51 XXX X X3 1. 11 1. 11i1X ,g,H1.13XeS5g. aw 552, ir'-EX ,FKXX X .11 XX Dry,-F isffkxfelfw-eX1f 1 is 1 SN ' 1,15 vw? , 1 1 W- 4 . . 1' , 1 533 ,LX 1 1 . 111111 - - .X - ' . 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Abbott, Skip Abid, Nicky Adams, Kim Ahuja, Harmeen Altenberg, Karen Ansher, Phyllis Anzueto, Regina Ayromlou, Mehregan Banda, Frank Bar-netz, Rotem Baron, Susan Bean, Richard Belenker, Stuart Berman, Alicia Berman, Jill Bernstein, Michelle Blacker, David Block, Joni Botkin, Patty Boyd, Jenny Boyko, Joan Bradshaw, Jay Brown, Morey Burke, Kevin Burriss, Donna Butts, Kendall Byrd, Karen 11 EIGHTH GRAD 1.3. X. i' X.. 1 su . .QS X, ,. X E I1 '31',' l E , . 1. 1 1 .5 'X 1 1 1 SSE 11 1 551111212111 11 I X '12 1 1 1, ww-111 . 1 E111 --11554-X iff ' ' X ti? X - 1 55112 X11 11 1 Q ,X X Byun, Peter NOT PICTURED Behrmann, Todd Breslin, Gail 1 X. 1 . .- :ASRX 1 15 S 1 X- . NSR Q . DS ' M5 . :is -:N S' -''-I:-.:k.:.:-:-I:E:r.'::1' ' 'r if X . 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GRADE McMul1an, Terri Mendelson, Judy Menichelli, Sue Metzger, Wendy Michael, Laura Miller, Richard Mitchell, Richard Mittenzwei, Bobo Mollard, James Moller, Richard Mondschein, Alyssa Moore, Robin Morton, Brian Muney, Julie Murphy, Frances Myers, Scott Nazarian, Harry Norrod, Karen O'Connor, Greg O'Keefe, Kenneth O'Neill, John NOT PICTURED Mroczka, Jackie Moss, Jim . Q S J f -, w , ,.,X,. r 5 'i . E, , . X ' ,Qs :,.,M S551 ' 5 wr r s ' . ' X 'f2s: - - X I lf? 1-5 XS- , sk s -- Xu--1 X X ' 23 rr 1 'N X ,: ar e SX- M V .1 gk XX X 1 J X 5 Ni X .... 4- r - X . XXX '- -Lg - X ,XXQX X K 'XS' ,... L KNXX g f f1f'f ?' f4aW0 451010 fm' W M W WWZMWMZMWW M W 1 f W X , . W f, .1 - 2, 1 I f f fl J ag -, ,Z 7j0Qff Cf' sir' X XX W X X X X if X RX X rr Xl y, X l,.l.. l , ,Q , ,Q , l X N - -zi 'Nb 1: 31 3353K , V X A .1r,, , ' J 1 i N' 5 X 'X I XX S K .lg-. 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M p M International Club Mrs. Boichot - Sponsor l 25 9th Grade Teen Club 7th Grade Teen Club Ms. Robbins -- Mr. Black Sponsors 9th Grade C Teen Club Ms. Robbins - Mr. Black Sponsors 8th Grade Teen Club Mr. Black - Ms. Robbins Sponsors Ski Club C S Office Runners Mrs. Toxie - Sponsor Current Events Club Chess Club Mrs. Rotkin - Sponsor Mrs. Pose - Sponsor 1 i Model Railroad Club S Stage Crew Mr. Nuzzaci - Sponsor 27 String Ensemble Fire Marshals Mr. Overton - Director Film Making Club Mrs. Toxie - Sponsor Mr. Coviello - Sponsor 8th Grade Chorus Ms. Gnatt - Director 9th Grade Chorus Yearbook Staff Ms. Gnatt - Director Mrs. Staten - Sponsor 28 ' 4 Tennis Club B Band Mrs. Staten -W Sponsor Mr. Overton - Sponsor ' f r L .has Ar... x r I p g Art Club Model Airplane Club Mr. Normyle - Sponsor Mr. Wray - Sponsor A Band Photography Club Mr. Overton - Director Mr. Lai - Sponsor 29 sg swam Science Lab Assistants Pep Band Mr. Sulazar - Director Lee Pom-Pom Girls Travel Clu Ms. Balmer -- Q . 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'bfi' 3 c shziif- as 4 ,ji5QE.-:J E 2 Boys Gymnastic Club Track Team Ms. Sinen - Coach Mr. Seidman - Coach 31 Mr. Seidman - Coach 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Lee 48 Eastern ' 50 Lee 41 Takoma Park 75 Lee 49 Sligo 4 3 Lee 39 White Oak 66 Lee 39 Banneker 49 Lee 3 8 Argyle 7 2 Lee 5 1 Belt 64 Lee 5 0 Key 60 Lee 36 Montgomery Hills 86 Mr. Nuzzaci - Coach 9TH GRADE SOCCER TEAM Lee 1 Julius West l Lee 0 Tilden 0 Lee 0 Montgomery Hills 1 Lee 2 Sligo 0 Lee 3 Key 0 Lee 0 Takoma Park 0 Lee 2 Eastern l Lee 5 Banneker 0 Lee 3 Belt 0 Lee l White Oak 3 Mr. Mieczkowski - Coach 9TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM Lee 42, Key 40 Lee 66 Eastern 62 Lee 61 Takoma Park 64 Lee 6 9 Sligo 4 49 Lee 54 Sherwood 45 Lee 46 White Oak 49 Lee 36 Banneker 60 Lee 60 Argyle 4 8 Lee 45 Belt 43 Lee 54 Montgomery Hills 59 8th Grade Basketball Soccer Team 9th Grade Basketball ! 1 Q S N E 5 A X -v , S E x VJ Q Q 2 N E v A s A r S , K NW K Mm:Q1m.,mWWm.mW,mmm2K.QmmM,w..fff, ,,,,, ,, -m.,,,,,, ,,,,, mm, XX.' . wfmmwsafw-w,f:,. ..,,.. gg--gf.mmNwr:-vwsmxmxwmm, mmm Q-NW mQw,MN,.,.. . x .:-.1, ya ,..X1a-aw-msfrwxwmvmr B 1 .kit xg-in vi 1 7 574416 simmer!- BEST ALL AROUND GIRL 7 Amy Shapiro 8 Dana Hungerford 9 Janis Creswell PRETTIEST GIRL 7 Carol Snyder 8 Joan VanDyke 9 Hilda Font MOST HANDSOME BOY 7 Andy Caffes 8 Glenn Smith 9 Wmk Garrison I cvs -ef R xl x I . Lo.-2 ?2ldlIbfC 1g'i I f n r P 1 BEST BOY ATHLETE A 7 Jovy Miller 8 Glenn Smith 9 Robert Kang 5 I 4 I r i N f F i ,. un i S 161 I 4 i ff' 7 ' '. i V ! L If!! X, .fr .W,':fMi',' sl . I ' . XXL? I 9 I i ' X 'II' BEST GIRL ATHLETE 4 j 7 Yvonne Murphy - 8 Tracy Krassner 7 k , 9 Janis Creswell X S X- ' GA A ? x X J' I I i A 'T ie- ' bm, T L ' 'lu 34 signifi- I 9 mio 91 1. or, , 7 I K. BEST DRESSED GIRL 7 Carol Snyder 8 Dana Hungerford 9 Randi Finci BEST MALE STUDENT 7 Jonathan Evans 8 David Delmar 9 Norman Cherner , Y' l , X5 fmfhx Sul T Lori 'lb' ' A -Slidmart .. Y ' QW ! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED V Phil Ehr Janis Creswell f in -md I T- 3 ' -2!.4 'i E-:.-.-'- .:: : '1 , N IIIHEII ' A, , km 5 -f: '7T r we V f.. Jggzmm 1'-' ' -AW: 4' ' BEST DRESSED BOY Di D 7 Benny Middleton BEST FEMALE STUDENT 8 Glenn Smith gg - 7 Ellen Pichney 9 BYTOU Winfield V 8 Sue Oneson 9 Wendy Metzger BEST ALL AROUND BOY In 7 Andy Caffes l 'M - 8 Luis Gorres A, 9 Wink Garrison ' I , , k AN W 6-9 , . .,, KZ.. -v . 'uv W ,Q J ii S i if 3 f' MOST HUMOROUS BOY x 7 Jim Turner A 9 Q 8 Leroy Hedgepeth . , . . 9 Steve Cohen Lfb, Qifqmzx MOST HUMOROUS GIRL ' 51' I lu 7 Patsy Cabot 3 V Leaf ' 8 Dana Hungerford 5 - , 9 Tammy Law EVENTS 1975- 1976 Events of 1975-1976 Dr. Lewis, our former Principal, was replaced by Dr. DeWitt this year. Mrs. Klein, our former Vice-Principal, left last summer. Miss Haimes was replaced by Mrs. Lamar- Mrs. Hurney left and was replaced by Mr. Krzysiak. Miss McLaren left and was replaced by Mr. Loeb. Miss McGee left. Mrs. Rosenszweig left. Mrs. Fishman left and was replaced by Mr. Fish. Mrs. Neuwelt left. Mrs. Pond left. Ms. Bohonek left. Ms. Callahan left. Mrs. Beach came this year. I The Teen Club, under Miss Robbins sponsorship, has had a dance every month, featuring such bands as Medilla, Free Spirit and Hard Cider. We have had an open gym every month. They've seen l776 , had a skiing trip, a week in Florida, beach parties, hay rides, concerts, Super Saturday, Bullets' game, ice hockey game, and have had lots of parties, swimming party, bowling party, roller skating party, and many more things are planned for the spring. The ninth grade has been busy this year, seeing movies, 1776 , Gone With The Wind',, Romeo and J u1iet . Many field trips were planned, including a 3-day trip to Congress, a Bicentennial Fair, a Science Fair and visited a Federal Court. On Valentine's Day they bought and sold valentines, and donuts are sold every Tuesday and Thursday. In the spring we have the annual 9th grade dinner dance, class breakfast and Awards Day. The faculty played another WKYS basketball game this year, along with a faculty vs. 9th grade soccer team, and faculty vs. 8 8a 9th grade basketball. A i We've had many HSSC111b1i6S this year, including the Kennedy jazz band and chorus. A talent show is planned for the spring and the Lee students will show their spirit again in Spirit Week. I This year the SGA was installed, with President Phil Ehr at the head. They've managed to get us a l5,minute break between 2nd and 3rd periods, plus 5 minutes between classes and more goodies are hoped for. 36 COUGAR l COUGAR TALES STAFF Lauren Goldberg Penny Humphrey Lori Skidmore Artist Stephanie Ryan Kendall Butts Mark Miller Niki Kavoris Lori Wollman Keith Smith Shirley Wong Lois Yurow Loren Sokolski Roger Hecht Photographer Sue Oneson Terri Rhodes Debbie Platt Madelyn Weiss Aaron Lichtman Judy Berg Denise Martello Wendy Metzger Katie Carter Fran Cohen Jana Davidson Lori Thornley TALES ABrag 39 . . . Age 51 ..... Au In A Night 39 . . . Ben Roberts 46 , Benny Gumbates 43 . . . . Black Frank 42 Cars 40 .... Contrasts 39 . . Galaxy 47 . . . Get Involved in Life 50 . . Grammarville 40 Heliotrope 42 . Hungry Jack 49 I44 ...... If I Could Be a Western Gunslinger 50 . . . . Jason Snow 47 The Legend of Jake Wilson 48 . . . . . Life and Death 51 ........ . . Lost Honesty 47 Mondays 47 . . My Brag 43 . . My Country 46 My Mountain 44 Night 51 .... No Title 45 . . Rain 51 . . . School 46 . . School 49 . . . Special Assignment 48 . . . . . l l l . . Brikan Rubin . . Liz Feldman . . Marlo Fisher . . . . im Parr . .Davi Delmar . Meliss Panick Norbert Fichtel Erica Greenberg . .Dora Edelson . . JuliexMuney . . Elay ie Kriss . . Jeani Nairn Payton .oberts Erica Greenberg . . Elayn Kriss Gina De imone . . Brian Orloff . Madelyn Weiss .Michelle Cohen . . . .N.Sideris . . ElaynelKriss . . Nicki Sideris Joanne M rphy .Michele J seph Erica Gree iberg Erica Greerlberg .Anna Blitzlstein Nancy Goldstein Stuart Belehker Speedy Joe 44 .... Joey ' 'ns Spring 42 . . . . . Lisa Ste art Spring Day 48 Angela Camdron Spring Song 51 Erica Green erg Super Librarian Aid 48 . . . Leroy Hedge eth Time 44 .............. ...... N . Sid, ris The Fish 45 ............... . . . Diane Feifa ek The Folkhero I Am Most Like 50 . . . . . Elayne K iss The Haunted Place 40 ........ . . .Michelle Colten The Jelly Fish 45 . . . . . . Julie Munley The Kitten 49 . . . . . . Janet Cohbn The Old Willow 41 ........ ......... J enny Boyd The Sea 45 ............... ........ K ris Zimmerman The Trail My Cycle Failed Cn 40 . . . . .John Bruce 8a Greg Fauast Poems By 45 ............. .......... M argo Berg The World of the King 43 ....... . . . Nicole J. Sideris To Sleep-Fight 50 ............. ............ Si Jeunesse Savait, Si Vieillesse Pouvait . .... Liz Feldm What is Love 50 ...RachelCriswel Western Gunslinger 46 ......... . . Yackey 51 . . HAIKU 47 . . HAIKU 46 . . HAIKU 42 . . HAIKU 39 . . 38 .Michelle cohen .....SkipAbbott Vikki Goodrich . . . Eddie Lattner . Allison Breezd Brad Tepperli l A Brag Brian Rubin This brag is about Opey Shmite, the greatest fisherman the world has ever known. Now Opey wasn't that different from anybody else who lived in Shmitesville, he was the average size of everybody else, 11 feet 3 inches tall, and he was the average weight of everybody else, 2600 pounds, but the only difference between him and all of the other Shmitonians is that his feet were just so enor- mous that you wouldn't believe me if I told you how large they were. Well, I might as well tell you. They were seven feet long from sole to nail and each foot weighed 650 pounds. After years of pondering he finally decided how he would put his huge feet to use. The next morning he went out to the fishing store and bought twenty of the largest fishing nets the man had to sell. He tied the fishing nets between his toes and went out to the ocean. He sat on the pier and dipped his feet in the water. After a couple of min- utes he pulled his foot up quick out of the water. He looked down at his feet and then at the net. He had discovered what he had hoped to find, 400 blue fish and 200 red snappers, all stuck in the net that was tied around his foot. Now you know why I called him the greatest fisherman the world has ever seen. Contrasts Erica Greenberg THE CITY WAKES EARLY WITH the reeds rustling as MILKMEN AND DUMP TRUCKS STARTING the moon slowly rises over the THEIR ROUNDS. BUSINESS MEN ARE WAKING lagoon, the distant lights dance AS THE SUN SLOWLY STARTS LIFE on the waters and through the trees IN THE CITY. FLOWERS THRIVE IN a breeze plays its melancholic THE FLOWER BOXES. SHOPS tune to the steady beat of the crickets' OPEN, AND AS THE SUN RISES, SO DO THE songsg clouds momentarily block the DERELICTS AND DRUNKS TO CLEAR THE STREET FOR moon, the distant mountain stands THE MORNING TRAFFIC. AS THEY DO, ANOTHER alone after catching the last rays DAY BEGINS FOR THOSE TRAPPED of sunlight and the first of IN THE CONCRETE JUNGLES THAT ARE moonlightg all is quiet, everything TAKING FROM US PARADISE. sleeps. All In A Night Margo Fisher The trapeze swings around me I grab it with ease And Ihang from my teeth And I hang from my knees. The crowd roars below me They love me, they shout I came into one role Andnowlgoout... . . . But now I'm a poet And writing of dreams, The world's greatest lover And clear water streams. The pen soon runs dry My time will come near So it's time to move on To another world sphere . . . . . . The space ship lifts off And the buildings get small Off to the sun That big yellow ball. The flames lap the ship A heat crisis arises Up from the ashes With phoenix surprises. Now I fly off To a world beyond Filled with knights in white armor To make memories fond . . . . . . I fight with the dragon The maiden is saved. They declare me a hero Until from the depths of the cave Appears the dragon's big brother And he's mad to the hilt. I tremble, I shake out of fright back I tilt! I turn on heels And I run with my might But now the cliff is upon me It offered no waming Into the jagged rocks Until-awaken it's morning. Brad Tepper HAIKU Japanese Haiku Something you should never do Thoughts are just too few. fl6fl ,.:g-N . .,, V. g Q g gy - of Cars Norbert Fichtel Cars are machines which are made to please, Some handle well and drive with ease. Cars take people to different places, Including people of different races. Some cars are slow like the Model T's, while others drive fast at incredible speeds. Cars come in different shapes and sizes, From the big old vans, to the Mazda Mizars. Some cars have luxury from end to end, like the Monte Carlo and Mercedes Benz. Some cars are built to drive fast as jets, Like the little Porsches and the sporty Corvettes. There are many styles of the typical car, they come from here and from afar. The main reason that the car came to be, was to please people like you and like me. The Trail My Cycle Failed on John Bruce 8a Greg Faust I was riding my cycle down the trail. I hit the jump and started to sail. My gears slammed into first, and my front wheel burst. I thought it was the end, but it could have been worse. 40 The Haunted Place Everyone at some age in their life 'has a special corner of the world all their own. I had one, too. I passed by it every Monday, after my piano lesson. It was a secluded point hidden behind stretches of moss grass and sand. I called it the Haunted Place. Whenl was there I would forget all my everyday aggravations and start worrying about the Haunted Place. It was evil. Diabolic spirits dwelled there and frightened away all nature, but me. It was gloomy - the sun would not shine there, and the ground was dry - rain would not tread there either. The echoes of history seemed to bounce on and off the ground, challenging me to enter this forbidden territory. My imagination would soar higher and higher as I terrified myself in my sinister fantasy. When I walked by there, the demons chained me to the spot while my stomach began to flutter. It seemed forever till I broke down the invisible wall that enclosed the area and ran away to freedom. As the days passed into weeks and the weeks into months the spirit's power seemed to be diminishing slowly. One Monday it happened. I walked past tlie Haunted Place without ever stopping. Then I remem bered and walked back. I laughed, wondering how I ever could have thought the place looked different than the grass and weeds surrounding it. The sun shone brightly throwing light on the various plants.lI was freed from my childhood mystery of evil spirits As I walked away I knew I had grown older than the Haunted Place. by Michelle Coheln Grammarville . Elayne Kriss The puzzling town of Grammarville Lies past the lake, beyond the hill. There, in a densely-wooded glen, Live two well-intentioned gentlemen. Both are related to one another, Mr. Punctuation is one, Mr. Capitalization is the other. When I venture into their forbidding glen, I I find the pair foften way past tenj Discussing hyphens and nouns of direct address, How a well-placed colon prevents a mess, The capitalization of proper nouns, Like names of days and months and towns, The proper use of commas and quotes, How to punctuate a set of notes, Question marks for every query, Exclamation points when things get eerie, The need for periods, apostrophes and such, Frankly, I find it a little too much. The occasional tourist to Grammarville Finds objects of interest, some rare, But though it's a nice place to visit, Few really enjoy living there. l Along the banks of the James River, A willow tree grows wild, A willow that's stood without a quiver, While the wind and grass beguiled. Before the settlers, before the ships, And here before the seas, Into the river it's branches dip, When the land was wild and free. And while in ships from England's shore, Invaded harmlessly, Standing hundreds of years before, Untouched they left that tree. Peacefully standing by the James, Watched the Revolutionary War, Blood and death and hundreds maimed, The river flowed red to the shore. Dusty tracks then were all that was left, By the old, gnarled willow's bark. Mountains to climb and rivers to ford, Diseases and Indian raids, The Old Willow Jenny Boyd But once again we were off to war, The willow rustled in the breeze, Brave soldiers trudged as they had before, To World War I across the seas. After the war, prosperity came, Prohibition and bootlegging too, Then the depression gave Hoover the blame, But the willow prospered and grew. Another World War and Korea too, Up to the moon and back, Modern technology, science that's new, And a bicentennial fad. But life didnit pass by that willow tree, Standing by the James River, From the beginning an emblem of liberty, When the breeze causes the leaves to -5, lc.. ,- xlwp, 1 4' f l quiver. Washington, Jefferson, and Monroe, Stood by that willow tree, Gazing down at the river's flow, 'Neath the emblem of liberty. Gnarled it's branches but strong it's roots, Engraving adorning the bark, Up in the branches a white owl hoots, 'Till another war will start. o 1 ' And then in the year 1861, ,. ' it , Began the war between the states, Rv., I ' HQ A54 The battles raged in the snow and the sun, P-' 'yn Soldiers clad in blue and in gray. 'i -15, - ' . 49 lc :JI-Q., And when Sherman burnt all the cities and towns, F ' 'u Scarring the willow with black, ' ' A ' 0' '2 ,'v'+Q1 :Q Burning the cotton and houses down, L ' 'H' 4 ' fu, Driving the confederates back. , rid ' 1,3555 , 'n ' I A ' -I -e ' .F'f L1 ' But now came the expansion into the West, 'fb Ha . ,J , 3 - Ag' . Covered wagons and horses depart, ' giatmgf-fy-pgwgy G, 5 ' .Xml 'Q' I!! Abandoned wagons, decaying boards, As the willow's memory fades, Black Frank Melissa Panich Black Frank was a very large farmer reaching 6 foot 4 inches. He had a long black bushy beard and piercing dark eyes. His monsterous hands had a mag- ical quality for setting broken bones. Although Black Frank had no medical back- ground, he would just come to small towns to sell his produce. After awhile people began to hear of his magical qualities and would be waiting for him anx- iously for help. Many stories have been told of how he would place his hands on the injured area and feel, twist, turn and bend until it had been fixed. One of Black Frank's most unusual events was when he healed a boy that had fallen off a cliff. The boy had to be carried home because he couldn't walk. They waited until Black Frank came to town. It was said that he took the boy by the neck and began twisting and manuvering him and that screams could be heard for miles around. When Black Frank was finished the boy was able to walk again. Black Frank would come and go just as mysteri- ously as his hands could repair broken bones, and improve sprained ligaments and muscles. Alison Breeze HAIKU The night has fallen everyone is fast asleep except the crickets. I . Sr 4 I ,li r ll ll F 'O N 39 . 2 . M 'If 'N fi, 'f xx 4 if fl, I , 'vg ur ' rl'-l ll 'l l ' .'TK, 42 Spring Lisa Stewart Spring is when the birds begin to sing again. Flowers and trees begin to bloom. Spring smells good, the fragrance of the new flowers mixed with the early morning dew. Spring also means summer is very close. The air is warm, school seems long, but the day drags on. The best part of spring is vacation, when it can be enjoyed fully. Heliotrope Jeanie Nairn You probably won't believe this story, but ...... I will tell it anyway. This story is about a hippo- potamus, whose name is Heliotrope. Well, Heliotrope likes to swim in the Gatun Lake. She swims around the lake and just has a good time. But Heliotrope's favorite place is at the School of the Americas in Panama. The cadets at the School of the Americas see Heliotrope everyday, and she looks so skinny that they have to give herhtheir leftover lunch. After lunch Heliotrope always takes a swim. So, Heliotrope went for a swim to the Gatun Locks. Heliotrope wanted to go through the locks to explore. So they charged her 3.50 to get through. Luckily she had some money with her. Heliotrope got part way through the locks, but then couldn't get the rest of herself through. She stayed there for 2 weeks. Everybody thought she'd be skinny enough to go through the locks but she wouldn't budge. So they called the most popular doctor in the whole world. The doctor gave Helio- trope some diet pills but that didn't work. By then 20 ships were waiting to get through the canal. One guy said, Let's get 5 truckloads of soap and slide her out. They tried but that didn't work either. Another guy said, Why don't we take Hercules , the biggest crane in Panama, and lift her out? They tried but she was so fat that she busted the crane. Then a man that used to sell balloons in Washington, D.C. pumped Heliotrope full of air, painted Good Year on her side, put a motor on her back and now she floats around Washington in the air, with a cage full of people underneath, sightseeing. Benny Gumbates David Delmar Benny Gumbates, the fisherman, was truly a man of great strength and stature. The Atlantic Ocean was his fishing hole and his swimming pool. Occasionally, he would step over to the Great Lakes for a footbath. He started each day by swimming a few laps across the Atlantic. Just for recreation, he would rope a couple of whales, place a foot on each whale's back, and have an exciting chariot ride across the deep blue sea. He had caught and conquered many demons in the dark waters off the coast: squid, octopus, and ser- pents. The real challenge came when he ran into the great white shark Jowls.', Jowls had just attacked the steamship, Queen Mary, and was viciously ramming her bow with his snout. Stop that , roared Benny, in a voice that could be heard in Cleveland, Ohio. Make me, snarled the irate shark, as he made a giant tidal wave with his tail. Benny ignored the rushing water, and carefully picked up the steamship, and placed it in a safe part of the ocean. All the passengers cheered as Benny plucked Jow1s teeth from his enormous ugly mouth. That was the end of Jowls terrorizing the Atlantic for awhile. He flapped his tail one last ripple and swam to the floor of the ocean to grow a new set of teeth. My Brag Elayne Kriss My name is Ezekiel Clampet, Zeke for short. In the Kentucky wilderness where I live there are so many gol durn turkeys that there's not enough room for all of them to fly at once. Ican shoot all of their feathers clean off and shoot them back on again, I can. I can wrestle at least ten alligators at a time, mebbe twenty. After that, am I tired? No siree! When I'm done with them there 'gators, I run thirty miles to my cabin so fast I git there an hour before I started. Porcupine wrestling is my favorite. Why, I can wrestle with that old porcupine for hours on end and never get stuck with a quill. Q But jumpin' is the thing I do best. I reckon there ain't nobody in Greenmeadow County what can out- jump me. I can jump from one end of the county clear to th'other side. Yes siree, I reckon I can out- jump, outrun, outshoot, and outwrestle anybody in the whole of Greenmeadow County, Larkspur Coun- ty, Juniper County and any other durn place in this here world! THE WORLD OF THE KING Nicole Jean Sideris A long time ago, Lived a King in a castle. Rich and handsome Was he. A life any fuller No one could find, Not even across The wide sea. One day the enemy came to the gates And took all the people away But inside the castle, Which stored no hassle, The King decided to stay. All alone was he, For the servants had left, And the joker was gone, too Among his great wealth And much pampered health, The King was very blue. Oh, The wardrobe was fine, And the food was superb, And the cupboard was certainly not bare But, Woe, Thought the King, What good are these things If there's no one with whom To Share? 33 ,U i I I . . . ' . 1 .3 I ' i'f..5 '-tar' .v,.5r.? .-.1 5 -.., .vga X- . r -' rg '.':- fi ' ti .ryiet 1 , 1. I. xl A -' , .. 1. ., . . .i- -.-'.-In .. . Nt, -7 - Bl if-'Ps -N., , ..-- :.-5 ri .-.yur --- 'J vw '.. ' Z'I 'T-'7. .' .-..1'..:.-.-w-. '-1. ,-.-:-.-N-Lin 'mx- , I J N. Sideris Within the lire's roaring blaze, I see the passing of many days. Golden were those days of yore, And that is what the fire bore. The wood once firm is now but dust. The coals below have turned to rust. Oh, how those days of yore do shine, Brighter and brighter with passing of time. I Erica Greenberg Yesterday it was supposed to rain, the weatherman had ordered it and like the fool I am, I didn't expect it. everything came crashing in down around me, f and the rains started and it turned to hail and left little red marks wherever the pellets hit my body. And I, like the fool I am, stood out in the freezing cold rain and let the drops absorb into my brain, and embraced the rain, tried to catch the very element that was succeeding in destroying my senses, and leaving in me nothing but a void, and I, like the fool I am, staunchly refused to acknowledge the seemingly obvious fact of my ruinization. 44 Speedy Joe J Speedy Joe was small, about 5'1l , and oey Hins they said that he was a kinda blacky with a little yella in 'im . But then, he was black but I don't know about the yellow. He played football like you've never seen. He was so fast that the quarterback would call the signals and Speedy would get the ball from the center before the quarterback could touch it. When Joe was born he had two older brothers who were in junior high school. The oldest, Anthony Brown, was a great basketball player who later went to U.C.L.A. Paul Brown, Anthony's younger brother was a great baseball player. He later went bn to lead the Oakland A's to the World Series. It seemed that Joe would have played football or become another Anthony or Paul. When Joe was four he gdt his first football. His father said, He would go out front, run over a coupla' trees, race a car up the street and flip the light switch in his room and hit the bjed before the switch clicked, to see if he still had it in 'im . When Joe was eight, he went out with his ad so he could teach him how to tackle, but instead ,oe ended up breaking his dad's leg. It seemed Joe alre dy knew how to tackle, he just didn't know he knfw. When Joe was sixteen, he played high school fooltball. His coach said, That little guy can do nothing wrong. He's great, you know, he's great! Spe Brownls name was known by every pro edy Joe scout in America and by just everybody in America.jHe made inter-scholastic superstar in high school and the school, to honor him, made a statue in his name. He got a scholarship to U.S.C. There he ran for tive thousand yards and won the Heisman Trophy four years straight. That's where he got thenami Speedy. Usually he ran around 'em but sometimes run over 'em, and thatls where practicing over trees came in handy. He was too sm e would running all to be named Tank, so they named him Speedy. He was drafted by Oakland and lived with his brother Paul. In the pro's, Joe would run a one. second hundred yard dash. Joe led the Oakland Raiders to ve super bowls and led them to the playoffs ten straig t times. It was said that Joe was running a kickoff back and was going too fast and propelled himself in mid air and was never seen again. My Mountain 1 Joanne Murphy My friend and I, we climed by mountain, And we did it with not a doubting. We almost got up to the top, until my friend began to drop, Here , I said, grab this map! We got her up safe and sound, Then we found we never left the ground! No Title Erica Greenberg it's one of those timeless places, where very day seems a Friday, in a world of Mondays. a month of Sundays, when the rent's due on the first. drifting off into nowhere, looking for never-never land. slowly heading for the gnashing rocks, ready to grind any being into oblivion. fog settles on the field and envelops my body, lava flows out of the cracks in the ground, filling the imperfections in my brain. my soul lifts away from the frostbitten fingers. the deadened newes the music and the words are a single being, and yet separate unions joined by a single action. a song they are not, for they require tending Peter Pan comes and finds' me, far off in nowhere. the fog lifts and Tinkerbell brings the rocks closer to me. our union is broken by a single action. The Fish Diane Feifarek The fish swiggles and swims around the tanks He explores the little ship that sank. It swims in and out of colored shells, He feels like he's in the jail's cells. His feeding time is almost here. He swims through the tanks without any fear He breathes by gills, swims by fins And doesn't ever worry about his sins. The fish is colorful and cute, He wears the prettiest little birthday suit. His eyes they glow against the light, The water temperature is just right. The pump bubbles out air The filter cleans the tank with care The coral's for the fish to hide, The current's for the fish to ride. 1 X A lig IM!! W , A f 1 l nn df .IW X The Sea Kris Zimmerman The sea is a beautiful place, For a person to spend the day! It's filled with hundreds of mysteries, Like the hundreds of drops in sea spray The first thing you observe, When you come to the shore Is the seas an' the sands' wet horiz'n. Then in frozen delight, you gaze toward the sky, And see snowy white sea gulls a flyin'! If you sit for a while, on a rock by the sea, You'1l hear all the tones of the waves. Sometimes they come crashing with thunderous roars, While they dig all the poor fishes' graves. Poems by Margo Berg Teachers Teachers are funny Sometimes sweet as honey Teachers never make mistakes and never give us any breaks. People People make the world seem nicer People make the world seem brighter If people weren't around You would never ever hear a sound. 45 If 1 f X i School Anna Blitzstein School is something the county sends you to. School is somewhere where you learn a lot. School is somewhere where you have a mid-morning break. Budtifonly takes ten minutes everyday. School is somewhere you do compositions. School is somewhere where you hold a position. School is somewhere where work is hard. And I sent Mr. Wray a Hannukah card. Lee's Courgars are the best. They are better than the rest. When there is a fire atlSCh001, Some are scared and some are cool. Miss Balmer is tall but Mr. Nuzacci is small. School ties you up just like a shell. Ihave to go now cause there goes the bell. Eddie Lattner HAIKU Fireflies in the night A silent journey by light So small yet so bright. My Country Nicki Sideris Youthful child of Europe, Like an acorn turned to tree, The United States of America, All those things are we. Though not always so united And not always filled with glee, We're here because our ancestors Wanted to be free. Freedom from injustice And the chains of tyranny Were what our brave forefathers Did so wish to flee. Of what our country means, Very few can agree. Even I'm not very sure Of what my country means to me. When Ihear those patriotic speeches, I turn green like the sea. Yet without my blessed country, I know not where I would be. 46 Ben Roberts Kim Barr Way up north in Alaska around the early l900's, there lived a prospector who was looking for gold. His name was Ben Roberts. Every morning he went up to a nearby lake to get some breakfast. He'd just hook his axe under the edge of ice, give one or two tug and a whole cover of ice would come off in his harid Then Ben would reach into the lake, take out a lo of 'd fish, and replace the top. Ben was neat and he dr like to leave things lying around. Ss S. n't He'd cook the fish, then he would go out to look for gold. One time, on top of a hill, he discoverfld a whole bunch of gold. Some of the chucks were soj big that even Ben couldn't carry them. He decided to roll them down the mountain to his house at the bottom. He fetched the biggest one and heaved it out over the edge. But he heaved a little too hard cause the bould- er just sailed through the air never once touching the ground. Ben noted it was going south, so he raced down to the United States and sure enough, he saw that boulder commin' straight for him. Ben dodged it and it sank almost a mile into the ground and rolled a long way before it stopped. That's how we got Grand Canyon. I Another time, when Ben was out, he started t a chill, and wished that he had a nice fur jacketflvith the get him. Suddenly a polar bear jumped out and tried to eat Ben. Ben grabbed that polar bear by his shoulders and gave a hard yank. The bear's soft white skin came off in his hands. Ben wrapped it around himself and said, Sorry'b011'fthat Mr. Bear, and he chuckl ed. The bear just said, Ahh, forget it, it was too hot anyway. So Ben went home and went to bed. I Western Gunslinger 1 Michelle C hen If I could be a western gunslinger I would be Jesse James. Even though he deceived the law, he was also humorous, kind, and wise. Jesse James liked to help people, as he helped the widow by giving her money to pay her rent. Later he got the money back by robbing the rent collector. Wouldn't it be fun to help people and lose nothing? Jesse James apprecihted jokes, and so do I. Ilike to invent practical jokes a nd the like, though I don't play them as often as Jesse James did. . I , Mondays N. Sideris Wake up, said the mother in a tone very mild. Wah? stammered the sleepy-headed child. Another day ofjoy and funf' A Said the mother to her son. Oh, Mother, how can you be so cruel? That's no way to talk of school! At the bus stop, the mother smiled At her tussle-headed child. The sight of the bus coming near Did nothing to increase his cheer. She said to him, Have a fun day,', H And he replied, On a Monday? LOST HONESTY Michelle Cohen The earth turns round and round, As do the hands of the clock, And the cycles of life. Man was born with honesty, He labored in the fields and fallow, As handsome and tall as his harvests, He was a beautiful being to behold. Man grew and grew, And fashioned weapons for a battle, Took on the duties of a knight, And fought bitterly with each other. Still some men were righteous, And pleaded with the others to stop, But the men kept on, Destroying themselves. In the next turn of life, Honesty in its entirety was forgotten One honest man - one honest man was left, Until he, too, fell. . HAIKU Vikki Goodrich GREAT EXPECTATIONS a book of deceitfulness melts the hearts of all. Jason Snow Gina DeSimone Jason Snow was an unusually large Forest Ranger. In the winter he traveled through Michigan helping settlers get through the snow. Sometimes the snow got up to six feet, but being ten feet tall it didn't bother ole Jason Snow. When Jason got hungry he'd reach up into a tree for ten or eleven squirrels. Sometimes he'd wrestle a bear. One winter there was a long snowstrom and by the time it ended the snow was up to Jason's shoulders. Jason packed up his bags and set out to help snow- bound travelers. He noticed a drift of snow near the edge ofa cliff so he started digging up a covered wagon. Finally he had dug out the whole wagon and out jumped a dog. The dog jumped on Jason forcing him to step off of the cliff. Jason and the dog rolled down the cliff gathering snow as they rolled along. Towards the bottom of the cliff all you could see was a gigantic snowball. That was the last anybody ever saw of Jason Snow, or the dog. ? -'N Galaxy The stars twinkled merrily to their mentor, the moon, in a never-ending dance of stately constellations and whirling comets ..... Round and round ..... More and more ..... till the sky was hidden behind a luminous blanket of cold light. Tired ..... the stars and moon retire, hiding from the peeping rays of the sun on the horizon, pink, orange, blending, leaping in silent joy of life to the now frosty ground ...... Warming it .... beginning the new day. ' Dora Edelson 47 v ,af , ,, xl ,, f' i 1 1 Special Assignment Stuart elenker . The folklore hero that I think I am mo t like is Johnathan Chapman, better known as Johnny j A ' s X Appleseed. There are several reasons why ll think I ,X w ' . --1, f am like him. Number one, he spent most of his j -t . I ..'l ,a l p time in Ohio, where I have lived for most of my D4 I' J , life. Also, I enjoy planting things and watching . A if ' them grow, just like Johnny did. Nexti, I also , A M 16, supply people with seeds to grow things like he f , did. The only thing difference is that I sell the 11. T shin. seeds instead of giving them away. Fr these A . reasons, I think I am more like him t an any ' . other folkhero. V II. If I had a choice, the western gunslinge that I The Legend of Jake Wilson Brian Orloff There once was a man named Jake Wilson. He was a very lonely man, so he decided that he would look for a wife. Jake was a rugged human being, standing seven feet tall and weighting five hundred fifty pounds. He had decided to go to New York City to find a wife. When he arrived in New York City, he immediately roamed the streets. To show off in front of the ladies, he picked up two cars with his little finger. He finally met a woman who was twice as big as he was and also weighted twice as much as he did. Her name was Hilda. She told Jake that if he could lift more than she could, she would marry him, but if she lifted more, Jake would have to be her servant. Jake quickly agreed and tried to think of something they could lift. They started out. at Macy's Depart- ment Store. They had no trouble lifting it. They had lifted everything in New York City before a police- man saw them. He arrested them for vandalizing property. After they were caught, they spent several months in jail. They had a lot of time to think things over, and when they got out of jail, they decided they were meant for each other, and then they got married. Spring Day Angela Cameron The sun has now risen Tis dawn his early morn. My spirits are still hidden In my bed still nice and warm. , I know not what the day brings Or what may come my way I can just hear the birds sing On this wonderful spring day. 48 would like to be is Sam Bass. I would li e to be able to have enough money to give some away, like he did, even though he got the mftmney il- legally. I. would like to have people do whatever they were told to do by me, and horior and respect me. I also would have liked to liv, in the West, especially when he lived in the West.l ' III.I kin out-wrastle, out-bite, and out-scrat h any livin' thing in this world. I kin win any lad of my pickin and go a-courtin with her. I kin ollt-draw any man when it comes to a duel. Ikin ta e any wild animal, and put out a fire just by sta ring at it with my icy-cold eyes. I kin also out-drihk any man on this earth, me even letting him cho se the saloon. Super Librarian Aid , Leroy Hedgepeth Sitting in his office of the county library, Bunny Dumbean, otherwise known as Super Libraria' Aid, waits for someone who needs help in Bunnidps de- partment. May it be fact, fiction or folklore, Nfuper Librarian Aidi' will come to the rescue. On day while reading the list of the top 20 biogra hies, Bunny receives a call from the Mayor, who reduests that the three books of King Tutis Tomb be brbught to him in an hour. Bunny knows where the boolds are, but can he get them to the Mayor in an hour. Re- alizing he must change into Super Librarian Aid, Bunny leaps into the Date Due card box and Boom! Bang! Pow! it's Super Librarian Aid. He flies to York to get one copy. Back across the count? to California for the second COPY, and finally to New ash- ington, D.C. for the third. Changing back to Bunny Dumbean he delivers the copies to the Mayor, arid so ends another exciting episode of Super Librarian Aid. 'L , fa aft? T.. Hungry Jack Peyton Roberts Hungry Jack was soon to be the world's super- hero. Follow this story and find out how he gained fame and fortune and lost it, then returned to the ways of a small town. Hungry Jack was born in the northern part of the country in a no-name town. When he was born, his crib was a piano case. It wasn't that he was too large, it was that he weighted too much. When he was a tot between the ages of one and two, he would always eat biscuits. His mother and the neighbors would make nicknames for Hungry, such as plump chump and piece of pie '. Hungry Jack grew tired of this kind of teasing, and decided to try to cut down the number of biscuits he ate each day. He replaced his eating habit with another bad habit - sucking his thumb. This soon became his favorite pastime. He would sit for hours,'just sucking his thumb and day dreaming of how one day he would be famous. Hungry was growing very quickly, soon he grew very tall, and had the strength of ten bulldozers. He was as fast as a train. Hungry would wait 'till 5:00 each evening when the train came, and race it to town. One day Hungry got carried away with himself, and raced the train clear to the big city which was 500 miles away. In the city Hungry found his strength gave him an advantage over everyone. He became a good law-abiding citizen, and used his strength only when he was angry. Hungry became good friends with the entire police force. fthe chief and two deputiesl One day the chief offered him a job. It was as the guard of the one bank in that town. The first night of his assignment, he had taken position inside the bank, when shortly he heard a sound coming from the rear of the bank. He went to see what it was. Hungry found two men climbing through a rear window, he yelled '6Halt . When they did not, he chased the would-be robbers until he caught them, which only took a few seconds. Hungry asked them what they were doing, when they didn't answer Hungry became furious and violent, he grab- bed their arms and tied them in knots. Then Hungry called the police on his Walkie-talkie. The police cap- tain was very happy to catch these men for they were being hunted in connection with another bank rob- bery in the next town. When he asked Hungry what he would like to have as a reward, Hungry replied BISCUITS . The captain sent for a half dozen biscuits. When the order arrived he gave them to Hungry. In an instant the biscuits were gone bag and all. The captain ordered biscuits again and again for Hungry 'cause Hungry was still HUNGRY . The captain was so angry with Hungry, he tired him. Hungry didn't care, he was' too busy eating. Hungry was returned to the no-name town and to this day Hungry is still hungry. Hungry is on a commercial now and then, watch for him, you can't miss him! The Kitten Janet Cohen The innocent kitten all rolled in a mitten The rolled up kitten, curled in a mitten. Watching life go by Poor weak and shy, Leaps for the butterfly and misses then showers you with love and kisses When she comes in from the rain When she comes in flushed with pain her skin is torn and blood stains on her fluffy white skin unprotected by danger hurt badly by a stranger. Now she is dead Tears in their eyes everyone cries A poor harmless kitten has been badly stricken. School Nancy Goldstein Rushing around from class to class, Teachers yelling, Where's your hall pass?! Crowded rooms and slamming doors, When the teacher lectures, almost everyone snores! Despite all the homework, detentions and tests, It's been a fun year, one of the best. When we graduate, we'll be sad, To leave behind all the good times we had. f s fg s - 1 XX sf? 05 XM -X F511 , X --- 90, 05' 'Sw lx f 'V JXQNWK ' 'I' nf ' intra 'I The Folkhero I Am Most Like Elayne Kriss It may be presumptuous of me, but I like to think that Daniel Boone and I have at least a few traits in common. Like Boone, I hate bloodshed and violence but, if neessary, I will stand up and iight for what I believe in. I share with Daniel Boone a love of the outdoor life and the beauties of nature. I think Ihave in me the same restless yearning and spirit of adven- ture which prompted Daniel Boone to seek new ter- ritories to explore. I, too, sometimes feel hemmed in and have a desire to escape to free, more open places. Though the days of the frontier are over, I like to think that Daniel Boone's pioneer spirit lives on in me. What Is Love Rachel Criswell What is love? Is it good or bad? Does it make you happy and! or sad? Can you feel it coming on? And do you know when it is Growing strong? Do you know when it will end? How, why, where or when? Is love like a circle which never Ends, or a puzzle with lots of connecting dots, or is love more like a novel with one specific plot? f,..-- I I To Sleep - Fight I On Saturday night, I could not sleep. The joys of dreams, I I could not reap. My frustration mounting, I I wanted to weep. Out of the window, I felt I could leap. 3 I uttered a word, I Thus reported as, B1eep! And went to watch the late night movie, I Called THE HORRIBLE CREEP, I But, alas, halfway through, I fell asleep! I I I I I Get Involved in Life Julie Muney Once, on a sweet summer's day, In fact, I think it was May A man, hard at work decided to shirk You can bet that he didn't get his pay. Hey you! Yes, you. What're you doing to help the world? What? Nothing? Don't you think you should? Think about it. Right, you can't do it by yourself. I Get help. I Write letters, get involved! I In what, you say? IN LIFE! I Don't let it pass you by. I I I I I IF I COULD BE A WESTERN GUNSLINGER Elayne IKriss If I could be a western gunslinger, there's no doubt in my mind whom I would choose - Jesse James. Though he was an outlaw, there was a certainIdash about him, an air of gallantry and a kind of reckless- ness that appeals to me. Though he took what he wanted by force, he could be both kind and gdntle. His sense of humor intrigues me. If you must break the law, do it with a smile, and many of yourImis- deeds will be forgiven. I I I I I V? z Spring Song Erica Greenberg the flowers yell, the birds sing. the wind blows, faintly and fresh, and new. but nevertheless, a reminder of past storms. the clouds dance in the sky. hiding behind the ever bright Paul-Newman-eyes blue. . the sun is at my back, like a warm, close, friend. i feel that if i can just ---- turn aroundrealfastandgrabit ---- i t will always be there, for me every year another, yucky, spring poem is written i admit i'm guilty ---- i must join the list and mine will just get lost in the circular files. but this one's special, if only to me so ---- someone ---- don't ditch it, huh? Rain It's raining outside, i can tell cuz' it drips in through the cracks in the plaster, making a puddle. through the window all i can see is a blur of green. and streaks of brightness from lightning. Ihear the steady rythm of the raindrops falling against the window pane and the lady across the way hollering for her son to bring in the garden furniture. one can feel the thunder swallowing up the houses and streets and people. The dripping is giving me a headache. Erica Greenberg Night Michele Joseph The 'thick blanket of. night covered the small dreary town. The evening breeze flowed gently through its alleys. All was in darkness as Ilay in bed. Blind to its beauty I sat in seclusion straining my ears to hear any unusual sounds of the dismal town. Not a whisper. I felt a strange feeling as if some unseen being was looking upon me. Immediately Istarted to shake and shiver. Loneliness filled the empty room. I shriveled under my blanket feeling like a desolate cricket in a huge forest. Suddenly all was quiet, and I rocked myself to sleep. Yackey Skip Abbott He woke up that morning, and still sleepy-eyed, Looked into the cage. Then he whispered, and cried. The little limp creature, his small rodent friend, Had, during the night, come swift to its end. It wasn't so special, was nothing too big, 'Twas just a small brownish and white guinea pig. But he loved it, and fed it, and gave it a name, And it knew him and squealed with delight when he came And they played little games, and they fought little fights And they slept, cage by bed, on the cold winter nights. Then he dried up his tears, put his pet in a sack, And buried it down by a tree in the back. There was no more to do, there was nothing to say, So he trudged off to school to face the new day. But he'd learned a small bit oflife's cruelest part - Though love warms the living, its death chills the heart. Age Liz Feldman A lonely room, a forgotten face, good times long past, and a solitary voice whispers come again, come again! Just a single face in the forgotten crowd, so hard to stay independent and proud, no one takes the time to care, you'll find that you're left sitting there. The long dull days, the same routine, without a burst of sun, or a sudden gleam. Quiet hours in the rocking chair, - peering out at a world too young to care. life and Death Madelyn Weiss Birth, eating, drinking, doors slamming, minds clashing, loneliness, desolation, happiness, indifference, good, bad, evil, misunderstanding, trying, crying, lying, sighing, peace, understanding, good-times, love, caring, greed, death. Life takes on many gestures, emotions, and faces. Things happen, and keep happening, until death suddenly takes you out of the strange phenomenon that is called life, into its cloak of nothingness. 51 9 AUTGGRAPHS .A ,M .. V, J ,Q 4 M P. 5512, ' ff' f al ff 131-3 . . I ir 1 Q2 'l in 2 1' ff-lv V 'Q vm- 7 f. '- gvfiq. , I- 'lsffliw ig e 54 ' sf ' 1 1.1117 'Q QQ-it 52:3 , H xg: . rm .V ug 4.55- nyv :A mi S- 3 Fyfv, V A. HW 521 -9 ?. if 2' V , 5.15 id' F in 1 Q 1 f r
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