Del Mar Middle School - Metamorphosis Yearbook (Tiburon, CA)

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RAISIN 'Sweet and-succulent I ' l FATE OF THE FROG A- froggyjiumped, into the stew. dribbling hot iuices in the SUTIQ' and turned at putrid shadeof blue. Cl-1I'liD8 vines like 5HU'lf9S- I I We 'Il dish him up at supper-time Peeking fhf 011811 81' 9911 blafllfefs-H and eat his legs so sweet and fine! Alas poor froggy met his fate, l Dffed Und Dfllnish We served him on a dinner plate. wrinkled oldlladies, toothlzess ond. balding men, Keith Bwufrtel. shrunken from beauty and bright gaity... Made to order for l Raisin Brant! X X ' I XXX Q ' l Maribeth Baron -' I is I - I I HL:-.. MY OLD FRIEND The wind was very sharp' an-dacold. It inode me wish I hadn 't sold My hat that Was so nice land' warm, That clung to me in many alstorm. l 1 Without my hat my hair Won-'t stay. I I -I I I ' A I' ' A I WISH I had my hat today. I 5 ' , X L K ' - I , - I Lofen Benvenuti L I 5- 5 ' T .'i. , lf' Y' 1 1 - . l ut- , W ll h ' H1 R , 1 i A ' Nl , . fm f V , T? ' xl A li ' 'H ' ' I ll A LADYBUG l . X , ' v 4 41119 l l Q 'll ' l In the daylight l ,., ,I m l I see a shrunken turtle ' I I creeping along. ' I , ,af Hestops, Q eff? t puts on his Reds, I I Y , y I y ELK and climbs up the flower X 4 , y s r' .V QQ 1' back-words, Rebecca Pickett