Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

Page 33 text:

DARKNESS This is the time to hope and PfaY That the curtain of darkness Which covers this worried, fearful world Will someday lift And man will forever live in the splendor of Light Bonnie Solick lwweanvvnfcks

Page 32 text:

ROAD OF We speed along the never stop to world is all abo But men encase the I love to see the So slow your pace And hear the bubbling water flow, And every moment filled with love Is all the world I want to know. There is no need to rush or run. We cannot lose our sorrows thus We only can escape the sun. road of life, see or hear. ut us now, mselves in fear. sunlight showers along the road TO YOUTH Your searching eyes of innocence, They see beyond our sorrow, For while we dread the future, You live not in tomorrow. Time marches, and the spring of life Is gone, long lost in crumbling years. The fixed smile of your surrender, will replace those childish tears. So enshrine each childhood fancy, the dreams ou now embrace, For y May vanish with tomorrow, When the world is yours to face. Myra Sinkman H. Kmlodnq 30

Page 34 text:

EL ft 6 C:t1Ktg?gH7EZZ:iif ,fa . d igit? -S. 'ti K W hs - f L ,-,... Xf Q! QL? 'Sf' 1 x ,An 4 I i1 Jw A jeu W .lei ' 1155. WEEK X d N ' 6 px W '-'X X- W w 1' HX n x, .p , 1 , X 1l'f my 'vial TXXX Qhf Tri' .rf -W'-fi Xxx wEf !'!E:EEElaEFQfDwfH'- s-14'm.,,- YN - kwir' i-f TTv'i:sSsWV si WW. Wm , ' .. - -HFMEF M S' k. ri ., Xl., Q if gay, a -x - Z' 46 X 1 1 X -I Xf...-Q 141-v2 iEif ' x 32' ' ' i . 4 -pi' 4' X ' S - ':f46'er??E?SZZf .JH Y. X pg N ,J ' N u 1 MO CX ' Z ' Q ,' Phillip Coates' head hurt. He fought off the pain and looked around. He was in a small room with one window. His hand went to 32 his head. A bandage! But how did it get there? The last thing he remembered was blacking out in his motorboat with the stolen bank money. Coates groaned. His head really hurt. At his groan, a short, stout woman entered. nwhere am I?n moaned Coates. nYou're in my home,N said the woman. UI found you in your boat after it crashed nearby. I brought you here and fixed you up.U HDid you---U asked Coates, but she cut him off. nYes, I found the money----and I'm keeping it. You can't go to the police,n she laughed. Coates had to get away. But how? He couldn't swim, even if he could get back to the bay. And with his gunshot wound, he couldn't runvery far. And he saw the gleam of the automatic in her hand. Then he knew: The window! But the gun..... nLook!n he yelled to the woman. As she turned, Coates threw a heavy lamp. It hit her in the shoulder and made her drop the gun. Coates was on her in a moment, snatching up a heavy scarf which he twisted around her neck. It was over in seconds. Coates grabbed the satchel con- taining the money and made for the window. The woman had said before that it was a first floor room- HG confidently jumped out. Suddenly he screamed...... There was a crash as his body hit the rocks that surrounded the lighthouse. Joseph Hartman