Mills Middle School - Mustang Yearbook (Rancho Cordova, CA)

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A stem Two colored leaves A Butterfly! Fred Drumelvitch Trees scarlet red Weeping for the past A W A S ' ? I Iohn Kair' I I y ' orl e war an ed his eart mine Goldfish A beautiful, arrog t farc That swims A ldc n't 'n ' I . 0 K 'ck ei A U d do n cr ature I I 91:51 ing a ai F - s beate Slirny pink, V 4 Grassho iff- in a swamp f 'I I f A a salamander sleeps qi I - f ue cke ' 3 I' I f Jeanie Catania f LV' I Little black bug crawling on my grass Where does he go ? David Rudat ,- On the mountainside Purple violets Gather sunlight for the night Billy Martin Ye Spring gave up. He told us where he hid. Sue Ann Phillips 92 f ws! Weaving his Web a small black spider waits for dinner wa it t ' 1-5-mx M Mi M 25 A little cocoon when it wakes is a butterfly Lee lVIcFann Velvety red swirled with orange Sunset Susan Haas ' 9 Rf' Night when all is dark A Robin blows up his breast Dew falls from a limb Gail Lubner Sun goes down Moon comes up to catch the stars Michele Mooreland Dew sparkling twinkling on velvet cushions of rose petals Gerry Pergeson Small and timid seeking warmth a mouse cries IudY Kalenscher Debrah Dobson fl W ' Willow tree bends X ' toward the sun X .7 gathering the dawn W b .U 1 , Iohn Kairis f

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E QC C Soft yellow daffodils t I, , 1 Haiku Q 5 0 D I N V. A Lay wounded on the grass ' I qv g , -r - from the sharpness of the shears I v qv I In cherry trees P E Q ' ol flutter one friend's gift A Holly Brower g to another I - Q Ioan H nry ' U ' Dark night Sea of darkest green y 4 Crashing through the leaves, light Smoke is like - - Swirling locks of children's hair Trisha Cline Breezing in the winded air. Q x Edie Ybright Q 'X T , The buzz of a bee ' . ' ' whispers very sweetly and Gig 4 ' very softly to me Smagl eggs Q I Inside a larva mo ' ' Ralph Clute L Bumblebee comes singin I ' LonniegW 'mer i y Children breathe V. C and frost the windowpanes ' this winter morning ' ' bi 3 A . Ieanne Walden abs, .,, Dark twisted roots ' ,.. 3 1 struggle through the hard earth O L for life-giving sun ' 6 Holly Brower ' Dove-grey y Tree inked jet Night hasfgcome - ' Rumbling and rushing Water over cliff, plunging down Ieanne d Spilling wrath on rocks below ' Lazy fluffy clouds Vera Komjathy floating and dreaming all day While the sun shines until the moon chases them away Nature's at her best Showing off her flowered vest Snow falls Barbara Glass And covers trees Ralph Meunier Minty winter 6,3 arbara Fitzpatrick I-IAIKU. A little picture painted Y, 567 with words .... that is the Iapan- ff' gy' jf ese form of poetry known as Haiku. I,-Tip Cactus against the moonlight The only instructions with Haiku ' 5-A ,iw ' 7' throws shadows over sand N are to be natural and to put in iff' 5 A coyote howls no useless words. Our thanks to Lf? ff L 1 , Mrs. Mary Carr for bringing the ffif' 99 Q5 Iohn Goebel oriental touch to Mills. ff! 5' ,fad Ha? ch 7 5 .ff 7 415 fd f H fb i - K 93 f