The Park School - Spark Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE FIRST GRADE U. I2 Vi Oh xkx tell me whx X ou irc xo b ue And putty mu fhern ww a xplder He c mah! 1 Ll It ht would opnn hl He could C ltch mc mont 1 l1ttlL wldcr K li 'V 1 I 11ll .Q n Brlght md LJX W1 hXfIU wlul fx xg up 1n 1 r 1 llttle. N Hu LL H ou cm t stmg my

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Love, wzth lzllle hands, fomes and touches you wzfh a thousand memorzes and asks you oeautz ul, unanswer able queslzons PIANO PRACTICE While I was pract1c1ng prano one day I came upon a song I declded to play Vlhlle my lingers were huntlng for the proper keys My daddy dldn t look very pleased Llnda Schmldt Grade V THE SPOOK HOUSE One day my s1ster and I were taking a walk around the town when we notlced a dark old house that we had never seen before We were very curlous about xt be cause It looked qulte spooky VVe decided to lnvestlgate It VVe opened the door and looked around, but all we saw was a bare room w1th the shades pulled down V5 hen we went upstalrs It was even darker except for a dlm llght whlch shone at a corner of the hall YVhen we went over to the corner we saw two green eyes starrng to the attic and we were about to open a door when we heard a terrlble screechmg sound That was enough for us' We ran downstairs and started on the second Hlght when we trlpped WVe got up and raced for the door W e both ran home as fast as we could and we never came back 'Now when I walk by the house I remember the scary t1me I had 1n there w1th my s1ster Tlna Clement Grade V A SNOWY DAY I wake up ln the morning The snow IS fallmg round The snow IS quietly fallmg It does not make a sound ack Frost has pamted patterns On every wmdow pane The trees are leafless statues Though l1fe w1ll come agam Marnlyn Delmater Grade Y I POOR ROBERT S ALMANAC A brave man wlll tell you fight fire with fire but a w1se man wlll tell you take to the hllls Love IS a many splendored thmg but so were the bullhghts Money may be the root of all evxl but It can sprout an armload of orchlds Mr Chapm sayeth prlde goeth before a fall M Flsk sayeth raplds go before a fall but poor Rob ert sayeth watch out for the banana peels All work and no play tells you ack s from Park School Luke unto a moth ln a mmk coat so be homework on a hollday Flattery llke olemargarme IS cheap but to many people you can pass lf off as the real thmg Ah me true IS xt as I have proved herein death poverty and lncome taxes alone w1ll rld you of friends and k1n How sharper than a chnld s tooth If IS to have a thankless serpent' lN1ne times out of ten, the apple of thlne eye w1ll have a worm IH It Often ln thls world of ours we find ourselves pour mg out our livers not our hearts Every day has ltS dog Robble Klelnschmldt Grade VII ONCE I llved with laughter once before you came And ground my face mto your filth and sald You are my slave and Nlgger IS your name' I remember well the whxp how long I bled I llved with laughter once Xou showed me sm -Xnd taught me what If IS to crmge m fear The 'North crled Free the Negro now ln peace The answer Take the bastards lf you dare' I llved wlth laughter once -Xnd with the war Came freedom llfe and crles of scorn of hate Hey fella Nlgger use the other door' I m too busy Nrgger, you can Walt Smear your songs of freedom wlth my grief -Xnd blood I know I In ed wxth laughter once Sue XY omer Grade XI ,. . . . 3 f ' ' Y, I - . . . . H . . , I. , ,rl ' ' ll ' ,P . , , T ' ' 1 1 , 2. , ' r 3' s ' fl ' Y, 4. . , , r. ' V H ' H , Y - If YY I 5- I 6. , ' ' Q 3 3 l ' ' , 1 9 9 3 . . . . . , K ' I 9. . , . . 7 - I . . . I l IO- ,. . . . at us. Then a cat ran quickly past us. Next we went up I I' l y ' . 5 , . ' ' 12. . . I n 1 - V , . . s C ' 1 I K v 'V I s S - , ll C! 7' Y ' YY , - . . . . , . 4 . . , L . .I . l ' ' u ' ' H 4 , - , C Q ' ' . lt - rv , L' 1 S . . D A . ' Q x 9 ' ll Y ' I, i 1 1 ' J ' J - u 2 V v' Y ' n . . Q - ' ' A . ' I I ' 1. Z . ' v T Y 1 27