Robert Louis Stevenson School - Circus Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Prologue to THE NEW YORK TALES lWith Apologies to Chaucerj When whistles blow and bells begin to ring Be it summer, autumn, winter, or the spring When honking cars with angry drivers sound And people came a'scurrying from all around Then I too think it's time for me to blow And hop a bus 'cause that's the way I go. Once on the bus I find there is no seat And so I face the problem of my feet. The pushing and the shoving go right on But still I had a chance to gaze upon . . . . A sailor, generous to the core Ogering his bottle to a score Of people. And gabbing away like a house ahre About the things most men desire. He's tight as a drum And doesn't give a damn. He'll tell the world He's a happy man .... Next I spotted two bobby-soxers Solid were they like a couple of boxers Their line took in the movies and actors, In their lives two very important factors. Is it Frankie, or Tyrone, - and how about Van? He's their idea of a dream-type man. Gum cracking teensters with boys on the brain From all this sharp talk what could they gain? . I was suddenly startled by a poke in the side From a nervous fellow taking a ride. He pulled on his tie and straightened his hat, He twisted and turned and then nearly sat On the floor. He gazed at the time every two minutes He was busier than Admiral Nimitz . . . Sixty-fourth street came in sight I took the exit to my right. And as I walked along the street I looked down at my tired feet And sighed and said - someday I hope to see An empty bus, with only me. GINGER WALDMAN 'NRI , Q1-wa s ' ' ' r l eg? K. I . W i 1' ' is ll 'EJ ffl f an ral.. H , fi X, ,X lit vfrl' .. X. 'gfii' Y ff' ,1ff ' ' ,f K f' X 1 3 f f f' Af fy if , Us J J 'fy Qisydf 4 l 1 9 Z il