Halifax Grammar School - Grammarian Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

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THE JUNIOR SCEDOL

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A - THE MOSCOW CIRCUS BY MARCUS BUMSTEIN . Saturday afternoon I went to see the Moscow Circus. I saw many things. There were acrobats j tight-rope walkers and two very funny clowns. There was a strong man who threw big balls up in the air and they would land on his back. There were some bears. I liked them best. The big bears were riding motorcycles. I would like to see the circus again. I liked it very much. Form D. SIGNS OF WINTER BY DAVID. NEWMAN . V hen winter is close, you have to wear heavy coats. Your father has to put coal in the fiirnace. Fathers put on winter tires. Form E. EASTER BY ROBERT Q.UIGLEY . The Easter rabbit is very quiet when he comes to your house. He brings you eggs. Form E. mm I GROW UP BY CHARLES PIERCEY . l Jhen I grow up, I would like to be a spaceman and go up to the moon. The spaceman sits in the rocket with all the connections inside the rocket. Fonn E. IN THE SUMMER TIME BY ROBERT WADDELL . Mom is up in the tree. Mom , I said, What are you doing? She said, I am going to get some apples for some apple pie. Form E. A SHIP BY ANDREW GILLIS . Have you ever looked out of a porthole in a big ocean liner? Isn ' t it fun to look out of the porthole on a moonlit night? The moon shines over the water and just think, there are little fishes under you. A long time ago my grandmother went to England on a big ocean liner. You know she did. Form E.