West Whalley Junior Secondary School - Kwantlen Yearbook (Surrey, British Columbia)

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NOVEMBER mnJ F EBRUARY oiuwjs 10A SB R. Breaks K. Bublitz C. Backlund D. Watson T. Br own D. Gibson P. Henningson A. Morgan B. Williams W. Schober J. Warne J. Scribner B. Johnston R. Wiffen J. Martin D. Bergen T. Ranftl R. Evans G. Rowbotham J. Van Alstine 10B 8£ L. Erickson J. Allen B. Handford C. Banman D. Weisbrod B. deRoey K. Ingvaldson L. Latta 2A J. Marrington D. Moshansky M. Dolley R. MacDermott L. McBain 3D M. McCorkindale L. Ibarra D. Dolley G. Harms B. Rempel 2S P. Deell M G. Halwas E. Franz D. Christianson J. Greve K. Joynes m G. Carlson IE V. Wood L. Rowbotham 28

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|f p4l LITERARY U | 7TT ?: ' 7?TTT ' r-.rT7-. 7??rrr-rrrTrrTrTrrrrr TROUBLES OF aN AUTHOR When I write a paragraph I enter a world beset by- difficulties and mistakes. When I try to think of a topic, mind begins to wander. Pulling my hair, rack- ing my brain, and biting my nails, doesn ' t help and I still can ' t think of a suitable topic. Finally I think of one. I begin to write. Then my real troubles begin. As I start writing my pen runs dry. I cross out words. Sentences must be rearranged or shortened. 1 run out of space on the end of lines. My fingers are cramped from writing and sweat forms on my brow. The paragraph must be finished and a good closing sentence must be chosen. Think Thinklt I ' ve finally got one! Wri- ting furiously, I get it put down. Then I relax. The paragraph is finished and I now have to rewrite it. Tim Brown Division 10-A THE C5HTEMNIAL A hundred years has gone and passed Since the day of Confederation, When Canada became at last A proud and leading nation. This hundred years has not been lon , Not for us at any rate. We won ' t be around for another one, So this year let ' s all celebrate. Annonymous 29