PBS Yearbook - 1988

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Mary Trick

Kyle Saxton Carol

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Ruth Hamerton-Kelly

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Mark Carey

Laurence Albet-Khatib

Barbara Dulik

Janet Coberly

Beverly Docter

Barbara Berkowitz

Susan Doss

Pencie Altrocchi

Elaine Hushbeck Stan Drake

Margot Lippert Kim Raftery

Helen Jenson n(-

Constance Harvey

Maureen Lanham

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Louise Landreth

Barbara LiCtle Elizabet

Margaret Young

ara Steinhar Kay Thoresen

Nona Wi tti inger Avery Walker

Ann Woodbridge

Wesley McKeithen

William Reinhardt

Kelly Meehan

Dean Riskas

Jesse Steinhart

David M e rr i11

E 1 izabeth Rowen

And r e w Myers

Courtney

Piper Selmon

Brenton Shalvc-

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Karen Biedermann

John Blanchette

William Broadbent

Robby Burrows

Christopher Carter

Kimber1y Ciarde11 a

Devin Coats

Alden Conner

JOhn Fogelsong

Lisa Friedrichs

Jessica Goldman

Benjamin Harlow

John Harlow

Lindsey Hassen

Michael Hassen

W i 11iam Hazlett

Ky 1ie Hepper

Kendall Burian.

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Patrick MacKay

Jean Martin

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Misa Grave

Douglas Carter

Rodney Knight

Courtney Chandler

Darren Lachtman

Shelby Clapp

James Lenington

Katharine Lo

Jon deGooyer

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Clint Bradford

Lia Ciardella

Todd Iwamoto

Shiyan Koh

Aaron Goldman

Robin Bindery

Abigail Martin

Christine Martin

Cathy Massaro

Emma McKeithen

Donald Pipkin

Philip Scarampi

Zachary Selmon

Juddson Taube

Kurt Tenenbaum

Stephanie Trailer

Athena von Oech

Amelia Howard-Smith

Teresa Falaschi

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When I grow up I want to be the President of the United States. want to be President because I want to rule the world. I would make speeches and I would talk on television.

Clint Bradford

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When 1 grow up 1 want to be a clown. The reason I want to be a c own is so that I can be next to animals. 1 would be a good clown because I am funny and good at gymnastics.. A day as a clown would be great because could eat popcorn. /*

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When I grow up I want to be a veterinarian. I like animals and 1 like to take care of them. When an animal got sick I- could make him well. I would have my own office and I would work almost every day. I would take care of every type of animal.

I wouldn't wear a doctor's outfit, I would wear anything I wanted. I hope I can be a vet when I grow up.

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When I grow u p H want to b. a teacher. 1 like children a lot and I like worklnga lot. I have been the teacher tor my dolls, so "hen I grow up, 1 would have practice oh how to be a teacher. I would teach them math and how to write.

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When I grow up I want to be a dancer. I would wear pretty costumes and go on a stage. A lot of people would come to watch me. I would be in big shows with famous people. I think being a dancer will be fun.

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When I grow up I want to be a fish scientist.

I would want to find out about fish diseases and make a fishes life easier. I will 9° into the sea and see if sharks have diseases that they give to the other fish<

Jack Watts

When I grow up i want to be a gymnist. I want to be this because I like it. I would be good at this because I started gymnastics at a very young age.

If I were a gymnist, I would compete a lot every day.

Teresa Falaschi

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,- . . • i want to build bridges, bj 90od at this because I can

stufVwi th' Legos and blochs. be long and sometimes exciting.

A day being a bolder wou Todd Iwamoto

I want to be an archeologist when I grow up because I like finding rocks or other interesting things. Every day I would find rare coins and pottery, then I would take them home. r

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When I grow up I want to be a rock star. I want to be like Madonna.

I want to be a rock star because I like to dance and sing a lot. I think it would be fun to be a rock star having a lot of people who liked me. 1 really like rock music.

I think I would be good at this because I can dance and sing well.

Stephanie Trailer

When I grow up, I want to be a veterinarian because I already know how to take care of animals.

If a cat with a dislocated hip came into my clinic, I would take an ex-ray of the cat to see what was wrong. Then I would fix the cat all up.

Athena von Oech

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■ When I grow up I want to be a doctor. I want to be a doctor because my dad teaches me stuff that I think is fun. i could be good because my dad lets me watch what he does and brings things home for me to see. To be a doctor I'd have to do disgusting things and cut people open to fix their insides. I would have to wear a face mask, shoe covers, gloves and blue pants and shirt.

Donald Pipkin

1 want to be an inventor when 1 grow up. I want to be one because I'm already good at it and I like to make stuff. I would like to invent machines.

I want to build a motor that you could ride in and it runs on air compression.

I would also make machines that are helpful with yard work.

I'm going to make something, try it out, and if it doesn't work, I'd start over.

Kurt Tenenbaum

When > grow up I want to be an artist because I am gopd at painting pictures and it is fun. I would drive up to the hills with my brushes, my easel, and my paints. I would take my stuff out of the car, paint a landscape and go home. , , ....

K Michael Zappert

When 1 grow up I want to be a rock star. 1 want to be a rock star because I have a good voice and I like to sing. I will try to be a good singer so I can get money. With the money I would buy cats and dogs.

With the left over money, I would buy food for the poor people. I would also dance to my songs.

Emma McKeithen

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'•*- ' JV* 1 When I grow up I want to be a baseball player. I would 1ike to be this because it's my favorite sport and I'm good at it. 1 can hit the ball hard and I run fast. I would really like to make as much money as baseball players make. I would be very happy playing basebal . Wi th all the money I make from playing I would spend it on things 1 need.

All the rest would go to charity.

When I grow up I want to be a children's doctor.

I want to be a doctor so I can give the kids a needle shot. I like little kids. There would be lots of children in the waiting room. I would wear a white coat.

When my mom or dad got sick they could call me any time.

Shiyan Koh

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I want to be an artist when I grow up. I wi11 draw pictures of people, flowers, animals.

I will work with watercolors, oils, and chalks.

I know I will be a good artist when I grow up.

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When I grow up I want to be a teacher. I want to be a teacher because t like kids. I would be good at it because I'm nice to kids.' A day would be noisy and educational.

Cathy Hassaro

When I arow up I want to be a drummer.

I like rock and roll and I

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I want to be an engineer with my Dad when I grow up because I like working and making things - like airplanes and cars and bridges. I'd like to be able to do things with my Dad. My day would be kind of long and hard.

I'd like to work in engineering because I could see how they make different things - that's interesting.

Brendan Bechtel

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Kenneth Bryant

Allison Burmeister

Jason Friedrichs

Jason Garlock

Jessica DeVivo

Jennifer Dinsmore

Emily Dirks

Andrew Hoover

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Clayton Stearns

Lanlian Szeto

Zachary Trai ier

Tait Waterman

Samantha Singley

Andrew Wollenberg

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THE IMPORTANT BOOK W r i t te n and

Illustrated by the Se cond Graders

The important thing about a basketball is that you can dr i b bl e it.

You can shoot it.

You can pass it.

But the important thing about a basketball is that you can dr ibble it.

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The important thing about a w h al e is that it can swim.

A w h al e can breathe.

A wh al e can splash.

But the important thing ab ou t a w h a l e is that it can swim.

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The important thing about baseball is that it is fun.

You can hit a ball.

You can catch a ball.

But the important thing about baseball is that it is fun.

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The im po rt an t thing about the w i l d e r n e s s is that it is fi ll ed w i th lots of d i f f e r e n t living things.

It was c r e a t e d by God. It has m a n y d i f f e r e n t sounds.

But the im po rtant thing about the w i l d e r n e s s is that it is filled wi th lots of d i f f e r e n t living things.

The important thing about a snake is that it can m o ve fast even though it do esn't have legs.

A snake is squiggly.

A snake is scaly.

But the important thing about a snake is that it can m o ve fast even though it doesn't have legs.

The im po rtant thing ab ou t a slug is that wh en p l an ts die it d e co mp os es them.

It's slimy and g u s h y .

It is s o me ti me s yellow.

But the im po rtant thing about a slug is that it d e c o m p os es plants.

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The important thing about a punk is that he or she has a Mohawk.

He or she has earrings.

And acts really cool But the important th ng about a pu nk is that he or she has a Mohawk.

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The important thing about a pool is th it has w a t e r in it.

A pool is deep.

A poo 1 is b ig .

But the important thing about a pool is that it has wa te r in it.

The important thing about the moon is that it is the only planet besides earth that man has been on.

It is in outer s p a c e .

It is blue and white.

But the important thing about the moon is that it is the only planet besides earth that man has been on.

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The important thing about a pencil is that you can wr it e w i th it.

A p e n c i 1 can erase.

A pencil you can hold.

But the important thing ab ou t a pencil is that you can w r i t e w it h it.

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The important thing about baseball is that it needs team work.

Your c o ac h picks w h e r e you are in the field.

You can pi tc h too.

But the important thing about baseball is that it needs team work.

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The important thing ab ou t a red tailed hawk is that it has a red tail.

It can fly fast.

It is beaut i f u 1.

But the important thing about a red tailed hawk is that it has a red tail.

The important thing ab ou t tennis is tha you can hit a ball.

In tennis you can rally.

And you play w i th a racket.

But the important thing ab ou t tennis is that you can hit a ball.

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The important thing about a person is that she can play.

A person can talk.

A person can walk.

But the important thing about a person is that she can play.

The important thing about grass is that it is green.

The grass is nice to have a picnic on.

Grass can be short or tall.

But the important thing about grass is that it is green.

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The important thing about an e a gl e is that it is an A m e r i c an symbol.

An eagle can fly.

An ea gl e has a beak.

But the important thing about an ea gl e is that it is an A m e r i c an symbol.

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The important thing ab ou t a basketball is that it b o u n c e s .

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A hoop co me s w it h it.

But the im po rtant thing about a basketball is that it bounces.

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important thing about a bear

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that it is big.

A bear can cl im b a tree.

A bear is vicious.

But the important thing ab ou t a bear is that a bear is big.

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The important thing about a dog is that it is y o ur friend.

It can bark.

11 can play wi th y o u .

But the important thing about a dog is that it is your friend.

The important thing about a baboon that it is hairy.

A baboon can make funny sounds.

A ba boon is a good jumper.

But the important thing about a baboon is that it is hairy.

The important thing about a playgrour is that you can have fun in it.

It can be big.

It can be s m a 11.

But the important thing about a p l ay gr ou nd is that you can have fun

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SECOND GRADE POEMS

HALLOWEEN NIGHT On It To It To It It It

Halloween night is polite get a fright. is polite give a fright. is, is, is!

By Patrick Wylie

GO PH ER S Go phers, go ph er s W h at a mess.

They eat and eat.

But w h en they die They smell so bad They rise from the dead.

Then th ey 'r e v e ry sad.

BEWARE! Beware, beware!

The d e v i l 's d a y , The werewolf's night.

On Halloween you will get Quite a fright!

By Tait Waterman

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NERD There o n ce was a boy named Nerd, W h o liked to eat tacos w it h lizard.

All he wo ul d do is sit on a shoe And throw st ra wb er ri es at his brother.

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MY, MY My, my, a fly went by.

1 just saw a fly go by.

A little, little, little fly went by.

Bye, bye little fly!

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By Marie R o b e r t s

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Jeffrey Beaver

Kristin Hepper

Michael Hood

Alexandra Lowry

Andrea Marshali

Champ Roth

Sean Taube

Tony Bullock

Benjamin Burton

Courtney Carter

Philip Insel

Matthew Jaunicb

Christina Loarie

John Massaro

Sarah Myers

David Parsons i

Dana Vinegar

Joshua Wong

S U P ER D O G

M y dog* s u p e r dog, is big, and brown. and h e ' s fat.

He is furry,

H e l o o k s ki n d of like a bear.

I call h i m

s u p e r dog, b e c a u s e y e s t e r d a y he w a s j u m p i n g up in the air.

W h e n h e j u m p s o n m e I say, "That's a good b oy."

He is such

a c r a z y dog!

Dana Vinegar

MY ANACONDA

T o d a y I a m g o i n g to w r i t e about an anaconda. c r o c o d i l e s and lots of o t h e r animals.

Its c o l o r is r e d w i t h b l a c k spots.

It ca n als o eat peop l e .

It eats

It lives in Brazil.

It can strangle animals.

It is ove r thirty feet long.

I l ike it best, b e c a u s e its skin is not slimy, so I can pet it in the zoo.

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FRUSTRATION

What is frustration?

Frustration is trying to put something hard together, Trying to hit in pitching machine, Trying to climb a high tree, Trying to run your fastest, Trying to get somewhere on time, Trying to do something hard on a video game, That's frustration!

Champ Roth

MY GUINEA PIG AND ME

My pet guinea pig is not like other pets. looks black, light brown, and white.

My pet

He is very furry.

We play games together, like board games and hide and seek.

We also wrestle.

I feed him little scraps from the table and

guinea pig food.

Oh! and I almost forgot, his name is Max.

We have tons of fun together!

Sean Taube

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My favorite things to draw are, cars, jets, and boats.

They are very fun to draw.

They look good on race tracks.

They look neat if they are colorful.

They are very exciting!

Tony Bullock

I have a friend named Joe.

Joe is a cheetah.

Joe is big, yellow, and furry, with a long tail. in a desert.

He lives

He likes to eat monkey meat!

Ben Burton

SANDY

My dog Sandy is beige and fat. furry.

He looks like a fuzzy ball.

barks and wakes me up.

He is very big and In the morning he

In the morning I say, "Be quiet!

Courtney Carter

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Running to the lake, It runs fast past the cities, And runs past the towns.

Hiroshi Cbai

SAD

What is sad? sad is Monday morning, w h e n I stopped breathing, w h e n my grandfather died, when I got a big sunburn, whe n I got the flu, w h e n there is not a piece of candy in the house

That is sad.

Brandon Clapp

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I have a pet named Puppy. spots.

She's white with faded brown

Puppy sleeps in the house, but she plays outside.

She eats Fit and Trim.

She likes it too!

lick me and play with me.

She likes to

I love to see Puppy!

Katie Dillon

M y cat Yoda is black and white. she looks like a fluff ball. say very loudly, "OW!"

When 1 hurt myself I usually

When I do that she sits on her hind

legs and wraps her paws around my leg. is your problem?"

Everyone says

1 say, "Yoda, what

Then I say, "How did I ever end up with

this cat?!"

Audra Gilsing

DOLLY

I have a horse and her name is Dolly. color, and she has a long mane and tail. paddock.

She eats a lot of grass.

She is a chestnut She lives in a big

After she eats, she goes

to sleep, and she dreams.

Kristin Hepper

I have a friend his name is Max the cat. is white all over, and he has claws.

He likes to eat fish. him.

My cat

He is a kitty.

He goes nuts when I play with

He likes to jump from counter to counter.

on a rug in his house.

He sleeps

I love him!

Michael Hood

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THE SAD BUNNY

Once upon a time there lived a terrifically sad bunny.

He had almost no fur, and he had one broken leg. very sick wit h pneumonia.

He was

All of the time he was sick, he

just painted Easter eggs.

One day the bunny said to h i m s e l f , "I am bored of this junk."

He set off that night, with a bundle of clothes, money,

and food.

He hopped for a couple of days until he came to a

great castle.

A voice said, "Over here idiot!

came towards the voice.

"Don't step on me," said the voice.

The bunny saw a little troll. that castle.

The troll said,"Don't go in

It's all traps and big ogres."

turned to the right and headed that way. he came to a giant pond.

So the bunny

In a day or two

He said, "Oh boy,

his bundle and dived into the pond.

So the bunny

and he threw off

The moment he touched the

water he had all his fur, and his leg was all better. He felt great.

He was a beautiful rabbit.

Philip Insel

M y dog Tiller is black and has little curls.

She is

cute, and w h e n she curls up she looks like a puffball.

When

she gets in trouble she lies down and flips over to make my m o m or dad scratch her on the tummy. even think about it.

My mom and.dad don't

They hit her and say, "Bad girl, Tiller!"

Cina Loarie

SNOW LEOPARD

I kno w a snow leopard. spots.

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Her fur is white with black

She lives in the jungle.

She eats raw meat.

She

climbs trees, and blends in, and then jumps on her prey.

She likes to sleep.

I am happy when she jumps!

Andrea Marshall

ANO NUEVO Ano Nuevo was a fun place ot visit , because we got to see some new bora elephant seals* years old, they would mate.

When the seals are three

They come back the nest year and

have their babies, mate, come back, have their babies, etc.

The seals are light brown, but the babies are dark brown and, wrinkled.

They have a thick layer of blubber that keeps

them w a r m and protects them.

One male named Ouch got attacked

by a shark, but Ouch lived, probably due to all his blubber.

The seals can stay under water for a half hour. do not breathe w hile they sleep.

They

They just wake up every half-

hour to take a breath and go back to sleep 1

Alexandra Lowry

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MAX I have a friend named Max the tiger.

He is black and

dark orange, w i t h black eyes and sharp nails. in the jungle of South Africa. meat.

He lives

He eats birds, deer, and other

I feel that my tiger is the nicest tiger in the world!

John Massaro

RAIN

Wet, dark, sprinkling, rain, Falling from the sky so high, Beautiful rain time.

Sarah Myers

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W h a t is proud?

p roud is getting a first place ribbon w h e n I get a c e r t i ficate g e t t i n g a free night of h o m e w o r k w h e n someone gives me a c ompliment p r o u d is getting n e w clothes w h e n I ' m invited to a party A n d t h a t 's w h a t p roud i s !

J enny A l d e n

O n c e u p o n a time I h e a r d a sound. and I sa w a b i g r ound figure.

I we n t downstairs,

It had lots of lights flashing.

It w a s in m y ba c k y a r d , and it w a s early in the morning. scared.

I was

T h e n an a l i e n came out, and he said, " G o o gooslava."

A n d I said, " W o w ! ! ! ! ! "

I ran t hrough a window, and I went

to m y bed, and I fell asleep!

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[Great Hawk flew high in the sxy. for something, anything that would brighten the sky. For it'was always darl in the town, Ishki. He flew to the town of Evana. To his surprise the people there had something very, very bright hanging above the sky. It was a giant star. He flew as fast as he could to the people who were just about, to go into their houses. Their eyes were very droopy. "What is the matter?" he said.

"We can not sleep with that star on all the time.

It hurts our eyes.

'We can use it in the day, but we can't use it during night times. Please take it away."

"I will take it to my people in a basket I brought and bring it back when it is your daytime," said Hawk.

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From that day on Hawk did his job very well bring the star from the town of Ishki to Evana every day.

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GIRL ARRESTED Today Goldilocks was arrested inClearlake, Arizona, at 11:00 a.m. She was accused of breaking four windows, driving a car without a license, knocking down three bears, and destroying police property. She is now in jail for one year in the cell next to a witch who tried to eat two children.

World Wide News interviewed Goldilocks. things, she said, "No comment.^

When asked why she did these

The three bears announced that Goldilocks deserved punishment by the Court of Tiny Accidents. When asked how they felt, the bears said, "We feel bad about Goldilocks breaking in, but we are happy that she gets the punishment she deserves."

WWN interviewed a witness who was at the scene of the crime. His name is John Benet, and he owns a store called Washy-Bee Clean. He said, "Goldilocks is a nice girl, but she did do the crimes that were committed."

WWN has gathered more facts in the case of Goldilocks and discovered that there were two more witnesses.

They had seen a woman eating bon-bons, watching "North by Northwest."

Her wallet was open and there was no license. She had a wooden bat that was still on the floor with many glass pieces. Then WWN told police that Goldilocks probably had been framed. They came over and arrested the woma n .

The police have told Goldilocks that she is probably innocent and free to go.

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He is strong and very, very, very chubby. His great big eyes are green.

His hair is sort of grayish blackish and is very straight.

My dad's personality is funny and he makes lots of jokes. Some of them I don't understand, but most of them I do. He doesn't laugh but he chuckles a lot. My brother's favorite thing about my dad is that he can't say "no" to us.

I think that's because he doesn't care about himself. He only cares about other people. What 1 like about my dad is that he is not shy at all.

Eric is interested in all sorts of sports like football, wrestling, boxing, bowling, skiing, ice-skating, and roller skating. He is fast and likes bike riding and reading.

When I was three years old, my dad and I climbed on the roof. Then my dad threw me off the roof. I thought it was fun. but I was glad when my mom caught me.

If my mom had not caught me, I would have landed on the bricks.

I am very lucky that she caught me. Then my dad jumped down. I asked him if we could do it again but he said, "Once is enough, Dana."

Today the mother of the three little pigs was arrested. She was arrested in Mississippi for sending her children away to make homes of their own, when they were only six years old.

She said, "I told them to watch out for the wolf, but they did not and now they're dinner."

Eye witness, Porky Pig, heard the mom say, "Get the heck out of my house," but he swears she did not say a thing about the wolf.

Her children are still alive in the wolf's stomach because they were swallowed whole, but the wolf will not say anything.

When Mother Pig was interviewed she said, "And I told them to make their house out of steel. She claimed her children had never listened anyway.

Finally the wolf said, "The children tasted good, and the mother did not even yell at me. She just called down my throat to her kids, and said, 'You stupid kids. You're no good.' " Then the police knocked down the door and arrested her. jail on charges of child abuse. by

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How the Bird Got It s Beak n the Maismal-Pow-Wow Eight Green Tree Forest, at the time when the world was looking better, there lived a bird. Bird didn't have a beak'. All he had where his beak was a flat space. Bird was real y One day he flew by a pond. He landed next to the

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Then a tree, Woodbrain, said,"You dumb mouthless it beak less bird!! You won't look ugly if you ask Dog to buy you a full-fledged head. It has a beak, a mouth and it screws onIT'S A S N A P ! !“ "A beak?"said Bird. "What's a beak?"

“You don't know what a beak is?" said Woodbrain.

“No,"said Bird, very embarrassed.

"You actually don't know what a beak is?"

"No," said Bird, very quietly.

"Well," said Woodbrain, “I bet you don't even know what you a r e !" “ I'm an ugly old b i r d , “said Bird.

"Well then go to Dog." “Q.K.," said Bird. "I will."

So the next day Bird went to Dog. Dog said,"Why didn't you come to me before." (This is how Dumb Dog always talks.)

"Because you live so far away from me, said Biro.

"Well,"said Dog . “Whatcha want?"

"I want a ...... “ Then Dog interupted him. “I know what you want. You want a B 1 o w t o r c h .“ "No,“said B i r d . “I want a beak."

“Well don't come to me, you Stump!! I'm the weapon department. You gotta' go to the Great SIime-Al River where the sun shines only in the morning— so be off with you., said Dog.

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from a n i t w i t ."

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“Where could I get a beak?"asked Bird.

Then Looka-Nooka said,"Right here."

“Where's h ere?“asked Bird.

"Here, here,"said Looka-Nooka.

“Here, here?"

"Yes, here, here."

"Why here? why not there?" said Bird.

"Because it's here, here, here-right here," said LookaNooka.

“Fine here-but why not there."

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HOW THE CENTRAL VALLEY WAS MADE One day eagle called a huge meeting. so it was very important.

Eagle was the animals' king,

"I have a problem," Eagle was saying. "There is not enough food or room in this desert for all of us. We need to find a new place to live.

Eagle called everyone to order. "Our earth is very big, as you know, so I need lots of you to go out and scout out the earth for a new and better place to live." Everyone was very excited, for they wanted to get chosen for the job.

Eagle cried out again for all the animals to calm down, and when they had he spoke. "Falcon, I want you to go fly with Dove and try to find a new place to live." Dove and Falcon were so excited they danced around and around.

Then Eagle spoke. "All rabbits shall go on the same quest but in a different direction from Falcon and Dove." Eagle gave jobs to all the animals except for one, Coyote.

Coyote was very mad and insulted all the other animals.

They cannot do the job. They are not fast enough or smart enough!" (Often Coyote bragged about what a fast runner he was. But he had never before insu Ited the animals.)

Eagle was very patient and simply said, "Someone has to watch over this place where we are right now. You may do that." And with that, called the meeting over, and he said he would call them when they were to go on their journeys. Eagle said that in seven days everyone would 1eave.

Well, Coyote was very mad.

If Eagle liked him more, maybe he could someday become the animals' leader! Just then an idea struck him. Coyote thought he was so brilliant, he whispered his plan to himself out loud.

"If I find a place for the animals before they go off on their journeys, I will surely be praised by all the animals."

So Coyote set out five days before all the other animals did. Coyote went very carefully, inspecting every step, for the earth was still wet.

If he made a mark, he would be in a lot of trouble.

The earth is very big and he spent many days looking for the perfect place.

Suddenly Coyote saw Magpie come out. "0 no!," Coyote cried, so startled he fell back, and where his back fell, there was a big crevice in the earth!

And when Magpie saw the place Coyote had made, she called the others, and Eagle decided that that was where they were going to live!

Today we call the place......

the Central Valley of California.

by Anne R o b in s o n

“H E R E !! ! "

"OK,here,“said Bird. “How do I get it?" "well said Looka-Nooka.“We have to unscrew these bolts, throw out this head. Set that other one. Put it on.

Screw on this beak. Trim it a little bit. And bingo!! Here's your head, that will be eighteen feathers-no I mean seventy— five feathers."

"What?!??!!!"shouted Bird.

S N A P !" O U C H , YIKES, AHH! YA-HQ-HO!!"

"Bye,“said Bird.

So Bird went back to the Malsmal Pow-Wow Eight Green Tree Forest and never looked ugly again.

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A NICE PERSON TO KNOW - DAVID My brother's name is David, but most of the time we call him D. He is cute and has blue eyes. His blonde hair is usually messy. Big for three, David is chubby and my dad says he is going to be a football player. He likes his navy blue shoes, grey pants, and green sweat shirt.

David is crazy, weird, and funny. word to shout is NO!

He likes to shout a lot.

His favorite

David loves trucks. Like most kids his age, he likes playing, eating, and having fun. Sometimes he will shut my mom, dad, or our au pair, Fiona, out of the house.

About two weeks ago David came in my room and said, "Clean up your room!"

My mom overheard that and thought it was a good idea. The next day we had to clean up my whole room and throw out half my stuff.

It wasn't the best thing he ever did, but I was surprised my mom followed a three year old's order.

by Sarah Oehm

WILBUR'S LIFE "I'm too young to die," sobbed Wilbur, "Who will help me?'

Suddenly the goose piped up, "I will, will help, help you ! You can use m'duds!"

"What! I can use your egg duds. I feel like celebrating!"

"I think this is ridiculous," said the sheep.

A week later Wilbur entered an egg-throwing contest.

When Wilbur arrived there was an elephant and an anteater!

When the contest started, Wilbur really taught those guys to mind thei r own bus iness!

Before you knew it, Wilbur had thrown an egg. Scwush! A perfect bu11eyes! Then it was the anteater's turn. His shot was way off! Then it was the elephant's turn. By accident he sucked the egg up his trunk!!!

After that Wilbur won the contest with a blue ribbon. And WiI bur, he went home fat and happy. And Mr. Zuckerman 1iked Wilbur so much that he didn't slaughter him!

by Jamie Rowen

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MY DAD My dad likes to wear baggy clothes. He has brownish-blackish hair.

He also has straight hair. My dad has blue eyes and is very skinny.

He is not that short.

My dad can be mean when you do not listen to him. He is also very silly and very funny. My dad is very athletic and a very, very good runner. My dad loves to go out to Webb Ranch. He loves to ride.

My dad once cooked a roast on Christmas night. We had it with green beans and a lot of other good stuff, He worked on it all day and it was great.

by Jessica Manshack

MIKE BOSTOCK Michael Bostock is eight years old. He has blonde hair, blue eyes and laughs a lot. He likes hamburgers, pizza, chocolate milk shakes, ice cream, hot dogs, and cheese cake to eat. In school his favorite subjects are P.E., math, science, and art. Of course every person loves sports and Mike has lots of them: skiing, soccer, kickball, bowling, and running are Mike s favori tes.

Now there are trips and he loves traveling to different places, such as Coyote Park. Great America and Hawaii are other places he likes. He also likes to go to "Toys R Us." His life experiences are: getting born!? He likes to build and smash Legos as do I, and he likes to watch T.V. He is one of my best friends.

LITTLE RIDING HOOD ree days ago the woodsman named Jack was arrested for harming Tature. This happened in Menlo Park. Jack said, "I only did it toj [rescue Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother."

J Li tt1e Red Riding Hood said, "My grandmother was chased for thirl She oset, [minutes. And with absolute fear Grandma jumped in the — pieces wi' stayed there till Jack came and chopped the wolf into lis ax. Then we all ate the food." I- - ^ 1 Back's trial vtMJ be held Friday, the thirteenth. ,by Stuart Hutchison'

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A VERY NICE PERSON TO KNOW My cousin Matthew is cute. thin and likes to smile a lot.

He has blue eyes and blond hair.

He is

He gets into a lot of mischief. He burps at restaurants. People look at us and start to laugh at him. Then he starts to laugh. He throws a lot of spoons. Matthew hits people a lot with spoons and balls.

Sometimes he throws a ball and breaks things.

Once he stood on the dishwasher. He helped my aunt take out the dishes. Sometimes he almost drop things. After that he gets spanked.

He laughs. Then he runs to his room and plays on his bear. Then he watches for my mom's car. Afterward he goes, "Carol, car!" Then he runs to the door screaming, "Carol, car!" etc. Then Matthew runs out, and I lift him up and he gives me a big hug.

by Cory Roberts

A NICE PERSON TO KNOW Sybol died when she was thirty-nine, almost on her birthday. She had a terrible bad back, which might have caused her death, or maybe food poisoning, or it could have been anything.

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No, but really she loved all kids.

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Another favorite hobby of hers was putting together jigsaw puzzles.

When ever we were putting one together, she would ask me why I wasn't interested, and I would always reply, "Oh, I'm interested.

I just didn t get much sleep last night," or something like that. The real truth is that I hate jigsaw puzzles.

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HANSEL AND GRETEL DIE The remains of Hansel and Gretal were found in a candy house of a mean old witch in the forest. Mr. John Sutter made the discovery at 1:30 p.m. as he was exploring.

Mr. McPherson, the chiIdren's father, said, "I'm very sad my son and my daughter died."

The person who heard the little kids scream before discovering the bodies, Mr. Sutter, said, "When the little kids were put into the oven, the mean old witch laughed and that's when I called 911. It was a scary sight that Monday at the witch's house."

The only thing left of Hansel and Gretel are the skulls. Since the witch had murdered some kids, police say the witch may be executed.

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ENDINGS TO ZIA THAT SCOTT O'DELL DIDN'T WRITE:

As I was running along the stream with Rontu-Aru, I came to the part where the stream splits in two and goes out into the sea. There I saw our Indian village.

I could see that the village had been abandoned for years because it was so still.

I sat down under a tree and ate part of my tortilla and drank from my olla of water.

I remembered the things and adventures I had had at the mission.

I remembered when the whalers caught me and Mando.

I remembered when Karana died, looking off into the sea.

Suddenly it started to rain. I ran into one of the huts.

It was warm and dry inside. After a while I started to get thirsty but my olla was empty. I left Rontu-Aru to fill my olla up with water from the stream When I came back, I let Rontu-Aru have a drink from my olla. He took a lot of water. I think he was very thirsty. Then I took a drink. The water was fresh and not salty because the stream flows out to the sea, not from it.

The next few days Rontu-Aru and I went around-the Indian village looking inside the huts. Most of them were old and fragile. One of them had an old fish on the remains of a fire.

Suddenly I started to wonder where everybody was. tribe had just left or had moved to a different place.

I wondered if the

The next day I moved to a different spot looking for them. field of grass I found one teen-aged boy.

"Hello!" I said to the Indian.

"Hello! Who are you?!" he replied.

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He started to walk toward me.

"My name is Zia," I said.

"I remember you," he replied. "Come to our new village. We had to move because the runaway Indians came, and the soldiers found them, so the tribe moved to a different place and that is where I am going to take you.

I ran with him to his village, and there I saw my mother. have lived with her ever since.

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by Susanna Cox CHAPTER 30 As 1 ran on, a terrible thought kept going through my head. It was: what they°don t accept me? Ho. I kept telling myself My "Other's . . t ;a ic there All of a sudden I saw the clearing and huts where^ grew ^ ^ n ^ e dfl . see Tia. 1 finally spotted her sitting in her hut. ,, "Tia," I cried. "1 am so happy to see you!

"Zia. where have you been?"

"Never mind that, wy are you not working with the other women?

"I am going to have a baby!" she said.

"No!" I exclaimed.

"Yes!" she replied. . , . .. „ - That very night she had twins, a boy and a girl. She named the girl Pamma and the boy Mulli. 1That was the good news.

The bad new was that Rontu Aru died. It was not so bad, though, because I knew everything had^to die. Another reason was that I had made friends with a bunny White-tail. . , One day, after I had been there for three months, I was walking on the riverbank and Ucut, a strong, tall young man, came up to me.

Zia. e said.

"Yes," I answered. . , "I have come to like you very much. Will you come and live with and be my wife?" he said.

"Oh, Ucut, 1 don't know."

"Please, Zia?" . . . . .

I finally agreed. Soon after we were married and now I have a beautiful son who is listening to this story right now.

by Anne Wood

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MY DATE WITH HULK

The great day had finally arrived. Iwas going to have a dream date with Hulk Hogan for winning The Most Dedicated Fan Contest. Ever since Iwas three, Ihad been a Hulkamaniac. Ihad gone to every wrestling match Hulk had ever been in. Ihad gladly flown across the country just to see my idol perform in the wrestling ring.

I could just see him standing in the doorway flexing. My heart started to flutter just thinking about him.

Ihad done my hair six times over, and Ihad gone through my entire closet before Ihad decided on a red sweater and a black skirt. Isat in the kitchen to wait. The house was quiet except for the ticking of the clock on the wall. My two older brothers were at a party and my parents were at a restaurant.

Tick, tick, tick, tick. The seconds seemed to take hours and Hulk was late already.

'Ding, dongl* rang the doorbell. My heart skipped a beat as Iran to open the door.

Iflung itopen. Iwas disappointed to see a burly, obese man in a tuxedo with arms that looked like sausages. “ Are you Sarah McLaghlin?' he asked in a low voice.

“Yes," I answered quietly.

'I'm sorry to say that something came up and Hulk had to cancel your reservations at Pierre's, but he'll gladly talk to you over a Big Mac at McDonald's,’ he added hopefully.

My high hopes fell with a big crash. What about the exotic French restaurant I was supposed to go to? Oh well. I'm lucky enough to be able to meet him.

'I guess that'll have to do,* Isqueaked out. Icould feel the tears welling up in my

eyes.

“Come on,* the man ordered. Ifollowed him into the driveway and jumped into his dumpy, little yellow Mazda. We both say silently staring straight ahead, our eyes on the road. We arrived in no time flat. He parked next to a yellow, stretch limo, and I could see the crowds of people in McDonald's. The fat man escorted me into McDonald's and we squeezed our way through the crowds toward the center of attention. There was Hulk sitting in a booth for two wearing a tuxedo. Ifelt myself blushing as Iwas pushed into the seat across from him.

'Sorry, Hon, no time to eat or talk. Gotta do a video.' He stood up to go and my high hopes fell again.

'Mr.. Mr. - Mr. Hogan, may I have your autograph?' I stuttered. napkin.

'Sure,' he agreed as he flashed me a dazzling smile. He Found a pen and signed a

'Bye, sweetiel* he called as he disappeared among the enormous crowd.

'Mommy, what does this napkin say on it? Ican't read if called Susie Mote.

"That's from a long time agol Itsays, To my favorite Hulkamaniac, Hulk Hogan'," Ianswered. Time to go to bedl" "Sure, Moml"

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THE FUTURE

I was nine years old, and my birthday was coming up in one week. I lived in an apartment building on Broad Street. It was'nt all that superb but it was only temporary.

One day I came home from school and found a package for me in the mail. It was from my Uncle Leo. I carefully opened the box and peeked inside. Something glistened. I lifted it out and examined it. it was some kind of crystal ball. I thought I saw something inside the ball so I looked very hard right into the middle of it. Something moved. I squinted my eyes to get a better qicture. It was a lady, wearing a white aprom. She was...... I squinted harder. She was holding something, some kind of metal object. A panl She was cooking. Suddenly she dropped the pan. She ran to the........ the sink and put her hand under the cold water.

"Come set the table," cried my mother’s voice. I carefully put the ball back in its case and ran to the kitchen. There was my mother with her white apron on and she was cooking. I started getting a little queasy. I took the placemats out and started setting the table. Bam I Something hit the floor. My mother screamed, ran to the sink, and put her hand under the cold water. My stomach started hurting.

After dinner I ran back to my room. Had I really predicted the future? I felt excited and scared. All at once. My mind went blank and I collapsed on my bed and fell fast asleep.

In the morning I looked at the crystal ball again. I saw people in black, standing around......a stone square. They were crying. It must have been a funerall "Harder, harder," I said to myself," I must look harderl" I screamed and threw the ball to the floor. The grave was minel

by Kristen Save lie

TO

THE DAY I BECAME JAMEY'S PEW TOP

I w a s in w r i t i n g p e r i o d w h e n I w e n t o v er to J a m e y ' s d e s k and touched his little pen with a dinosaur on it. All of a sudden I became the little dinosaurl Jamey picked me up and took me into math class. I bit him.

"Eeeeeyowl* he screamed.

"JameylH said Mrs. Doss sternly, "there will be no talking during class. Now finish up."

Jamey didn't seem to understamd division so I said, "Six divided by two is three, not twelve."

He looked at me.

"You can talk?" w h o b i t me," h e s a id accusingly. little guilty.

I nodded.

"Then it was you I n o d d e d again, fe el in g a

"Please don't tell on me, though," I said pleadingly.

"Well, as long as you don't bite me, and as long as you help me with classes, I guess you can stay."

That may have been fine for him, but X did not plan on spending the rest of my life with him. X nodded anyway.

Well, w e m a d e it th r o u g h th e r e s t of th e da y w i t h o u t g e t t i n g caught.

At the end of the day, Jamey said, "Would you like to come home with me?"

"No," I replied, "but thanks all the same."

"Bye," he said.

"I'll see you tomorrow."

"Don't bet on it," I muttered.

X lied.

"We'll see each other tomorrow."

Just then the bell rang, and the whole class ran out leaving me in th e dark.

A s qu i c k l y as I could, I m a de m y w a y o v er to Jamey's desk. How would I get up?

Suddenly I had an idea.

I dragged Mrs. Altrocchi's stapler in front of Jamey's desk, and got on top of it. My weight pushed it down, and, as I expected, it bounced me back up.

X managed to catch m y tail on his team demi car.

On the d e s k I go t into the ca r and ra m m e d his stationery box. There was the penl X drove over to it carefully, got out of the c a r , and touched the pen. X immediately changed back into human form.

Well, I sure have a lot of explaining to do for missing a day of school.

SHORTY

BY Libby Enright 3 / 1 0 /8 8

W h e n I was drinking some coke I thought to myself, "This needs something more," so I looked in my mother's cabinet for something weird-looking.

I found a bottle, and inside was a liquid that was purple.

I read the label: Drink this to feel great!

S u d d e n l y I thought, "This would be perfect." I drank it all.

Innediately I became one inch tall! "Oh, my goodness!" I said in a small voice.

I walked into my mother's roo m and yelled out, "Mother, MOM." She answered, "Yes, dear, where are you?" as she came out of the b a t h r o o m with soap on her face.

I said, "Mom I'm down here on the floor."

She asked me, "Have you d runk that purple stuff again?"

I screamed up to her, "yes."

She said "Come here and I will hel p you."

I replied, "Okay."

My mother picked me up and gave me some kind of potion and slowly I returned to normal again. I thought to myself, "Yea." I hugged my mom.

Warning: Never Offer Your Grandmother "Jolt" Oh, great! My parents went to lunch and left me to take care of my weird grandmother. She always bossed me around and screamed at me. "James!" she shrieked.

"Come here."

I put my hand on the cold white door and slowly pushed it open. She was sitting in her chair knitting when she shrieked,"Get me some Jolt."

I went to the fridge, grabbed a Jolt,and gave it to her. I turned around and read a note that my mom left me. It said,"Honey,do NOT give your grandmother Jolt.

Love, Mom-" I carefully turned around only to find her swinging on the chandelier.

I shouted, "Get off of there!"

She said,"Ok" and jumped legs first and knocked me down. Then she ran in our humongous living room and hid. I slowly pushed my aching body off the ground. Then I walked clumsily into the living room. My eyesslipped carefully by every detail of the room. I saw the antique closet. Thinking that she might be in i t , I walked over to it and opened it. Then she popped out from under a couch and nailed me in the face with a water balloon. I fell and hit my head on a chair and got a giant bump. The anger was bubbling up inside of me. I thought revenge.

I went into my room, put on my army suit, and stuffed a B—B pistol,water balloons, tiny throwing spikes, and a Gotcha gun in my pocket. I went into my mom s and dad s room and she popped out from behind the curtains.Just as she was going to throw a water balloon at me, I threw the spikes at the balloon and it blew up in her face. She was drenched.

Before she could move,quick on the draw, I pulled out my Gotcha gun and shot a green paint pellet at her face. She looked like Kermit the Frog and I couldn t help laughing. While I was laughing, she ran into the living room and hid. I suddenly stopped laughing and ran after her.I checked under the chair where she hid last time.

However, she jumped out of the closet and hit me in the behind with a water balloon.

Immediately I jumped up and sent a red,green, and brown Gotcha pellet flying at her.

She looked like something that my sister cooked once. Then I had an idea.

I ran into my dad's art gallery and hid. In the center of the room hangs his favorite painting. It has a glass box covering it, and if you touch it, a net will fall on you. Suddenly Grandmother came in to hide. She went to the center of the room where the painting was. I pulled out my B-B gun and shot the glass box. Suddenly a big net dropped right on her. She turned back to normal after awhile and I rewarded myself with a sundae. Afterl finished it, I turned around and found her downing a Jolt again!

Jamey Palmer

The D r e a d f u l Day f o r Some P e o p le

Oh, me, today was the day!

I just hoped that that frog h a dn’t hopped away. Good thing I had put it under my bed.

Let's seePPdirty socks. Oh, here was my school sweatshirt.

There was my shoebox, with a pleasant, slimy frog in it. All. I had to do was get into my sister's room without making a sound. The only problem was that there w “ lpd u d to the third floor which was very creaky. This trog »U„y.

I hoped that ha «<mld.'t slip oat of »y ha”d3My sister asleep.

1 hit my shin on the corner of her bed' The frog slipped out of my hands. I hoped it had fallen gently on her head. Now I could leave this dump.

After breakfast my sister stared at my brother rlv'this She yelled at us about someone putting a frog on her early this morning . She stared at me pointedly, and I smiled slyly.

"You idiot'1' she screamed at me.

I started running and she was after me. As I was running I missed my mom.

I sure wasn't about to turn back and try t get b r ^ n £nt“ ihe first bedroom doorway that I saw. Unfortu­ nately I'd run into our d a d ’s office.

I was running so fast I d i dn’t hear the music coming from under my father s desk, until I stopped completely. My sister stopped right behind me. Our f a t h e r d i d n 't allow us to run in the house, especially since his office was on the fourth floor. Nobody else stays on that floor, so he likes the peace. We both stared at him, and he stared right back. We never thought that he liked rock n roll musi h p c a u s s hs n e v e r

let us l i s t e n to it*

My mother was coming up to tell me to clean my room, an she also heard the music two stories ahead. She came up to see wby tfg ^ e®°finaliy admitted that he liked rock music. My sister forgave me about the frog, but later she gave me a piece of gum which snapped my fingers painfully.

"I'll get you!” I screamed.

By Tracy Fisher

The Genie George

I opened a bottle and a genie appeared. The genie's name I told him was George. He asked me what my first wish was. that when I wanted to buy something, I would snap my fingers and the amount of money needed would appear.

He asked me for my second wish.

I told him, " I wish my family and I wouldn't die and I would live up to thirty, no higher. My mom and dad would stay the same age i f they wanted."

"What is your final wish?'he said. Hopefully since I had wished for for so much I wished for three more wi shes.

He had a surprised look on his face.

I don t think that's It said, "The allowed," he told me. He took out a rule book Genies' Rule Book of Wishes.

He told me, That s not possible.'

Bov, was he happy! , . , , I got so mad I pushed him back into the bott le and threw him away. Eventually I realized I never had to s ee him again.

By Brent Gullixson

DREAM DATE

Ohmigod' I couldn’t believe it! I, Danielle Rees, was actually going on a date with nhmiaod - River Phoenix! I could just have died! I danced over to the phone and called Lorena. I excitedly told her about winning the Teen Ifcal contest and about my dinner date with River!

I exclaimed that I had nothing to wear, so M o m took Lorena and me to the Esprit Outlet.

We spent an hour examining the merchandise until 1 spotted it. It was A black shiny tank top and a shiny gold puff-out skirt. Since the date was goi g night, I bought a jean jacket with gold sequins on it, in the shape of hearts. To top it of , bought black pumps with gold sequins.

After shopping, I took a shower and blow dried my hair. I spent about an hour Putting on my make-up. Now it was time to get dressed. I slipped on my tank top, skirt, and s oes and made a few practice walks around my room.

Knock, knock. I opened the door and my m o m walked in.

"I just wanted to give you this," she said, handing me a little jewelry box.

"Thanks," I said smiling. I opened the box. It was the prettiest pair of earrings I had ever seen. The earrings were gold and bulky and were just made for my outfit.

Ding-dong. Ohmigod, he was here. I raced out of my room and » *he f«mt dloor Taking a deep breath, I opened the door. Putting on my most dazzling smile, I greeted Riven He wore a blue and black shirt and faded jeans. He looked better in real life than in the millions of posters I had of him in my room.

After saying goodbye to M o m and Dad, we whisked away in his cool black Porshe to the Hard Rock Cafe. M y first impression was rocking music and people haying fun. The wait was twenty minutes, and, while we waited, River bought me an H.R.C. pin. It looked like a gold mini guitar and had "Hard Rock Cafe" printed on it in black.

"To remember me by," he said blushing. As if I’d ever forget this night.

■Phoenix party of two," the host called. We followed him to the table. After skimming the menu, a pretty waitress came and took our order. T w o cheeseburgers medium and two cokes," she repeated.

After the waitress left, we talked about school, acting his family, our *J'j.ngs t0 d°’ eat, our favorite sport, actor, rock singer, etc. I wished this night would never end.

The food was hot and delicious.

At eleven o’clock he took me home. I had had the most wonderful time in my entire life.

He autographed my jean jacket, and I will remember this night as long as I live.

Danielle Rees

THF NIGHT 01 IT WITH HENRY WINKLER

I just called up KFRC - I was the tenth callerl Henry Winklerl I couldn't waitl

had won a trip to the deli with

I arrived to pick up Henry Winkler at his mansion. I saw the purple motorcycle that he had used on "Happy Days", smashed up in a hedge. Then I looked up at the vividly lighted pillars and saw what seemed to be a caretaker helping a feeble, old man down the enormous steps. Then I caught a glimpse of his hair that was moussed back. My Adam's apple was crawling up into my mouthl Fonzie, or Henry Winkler, was coming up to me.

I had butterflies in my stomachl I saw himl He was hobbling up to me with a cane. I was so excited I didn't realize that the show he was in was in the 50's! He was about 80 years old. I quickly ran to my car and drove off! From now in I will listen to KMEL

by William Hoover

THE DISAPPEARING JUICE It was amazing I I had drunk a bottle of disappearing juice. It all started in the kitchen. I was sitting in the kitchen when all of a sudden Mr. Martini, the Magician, popped up at the door.

He was wearing a black cape and a hat. I asked him what he was in my house for.

He said he was putting on a show for everybody on the block in their own houses. I was so happy I jumped all over the place with joy. I ran upstairs to tell my Mom that he was here. We went downstairs to watch him perform.

He pulled seven white cloths out of his mouth and turned them into seven white doves. I was stunned. After a couple of more tricks we invited him to dinner.

After that I snuck in and looked inside his suitcase, and then I saw it. A big bottle of disappearing juice. I wondered what it would be like to be tiny. I decided I wanted to try it. It was weird! It felt like being squashed by a giant. I was as small as a bug!

That's how I lived the rest of my life!

by Graham Stearns

THE MEDICINE

I was sick in bed. My mom had left me a note. drink the medicine on the desk.

The note said to

I drank the whole bottle. All of a sudden I tingled all over. I was shrinking. Even if I felt better, I was still amazed. Now I was ten inches tall!

A f t e r m y se ns es c a me back, I w a l k e d around.

I h a d forg ot te n about the heating vent because X had never fallen into it, but after a while it happened.

X fell into it.

The long dark drop felt like ten feet, even if it was only two and a half feet.

I walked quickly down the corridor for about two hours.

On the way, I picked up my mom's three inch pin.

To me it was a great sword. I was seeing a lot of stuff that we had lost.

All of a sudden, the owner of all the stuff popped out. It was a b i g pack ra t.

I s t r u c k w i t h m y sword, or ra t h e r m y pin.

The p a c k r a t sat t h e r e not k n o w i n g w h a t to do.

I j u m p e d on the packrat.

R i d i n g a p a c k r a t wa s th e m o s t fun I e v er ha d in my life.

I saw a fat line moving in the road. It was the snake I had lost last summer.

He was now three feet long.

He remembered me.

He felt that X was still his master.

He showed this by coming over and letting me pet him. X used the snake as a rope to climb out, and the rat followed.

When I was at the top I had returned to normal size.

When my mom got home, she saw that X was playing with a rat and a sn ak e.

She joked, "You're looking awfully big today."

I almost killed her for that.

Josh Shatsky

THE DAY MY PLAN BACKFIRED I was sitting in our pool reading a magazine, which I will not mention, on the plastic floating whale.

It was a peaceful afternoon when all of a sudden, my brother jumped in and tipped the whale over.

"Ahhl", I yelled. "You idiot!", I shrieked. * He swam off laughing.

I was really angry! He would never get away with this.

I secretly planned to show him a stinky fish I had caught that morning. He hated fish.

It was night time. We were watching a movie when my brother said, "I'm going to sleep." I turned off the T.V., walked into the kitchen, and grabbed the fish from the freezer.

I went back down to his room. I held the fish in front of my face and opened the door. He looked at me and yelled, "Get that wretched thing out of here!"

He slammed the door, and the awful fish hit the door.

Before I knew it, it slid down my throat.

I screeched, yelled, and shouted.

In my head, I knew my plan had back­ fired.

By Neil Chai

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THE NIGHT OF LUXURY

It was 4s00 p.m.

I had to make a data* Z callad Belinda Carslila and aakad her to go out at 7s00. Sha said, "Sura."

I said, "Well, see you tonight."

Then she replied, "Come over to my place."

"OK", I said happily.

I went over to my closet and got ready. I put on my best clothes and sat down with a refreshing Cherry Coke. I turned on the T.V. and watched Hollywood Squares.

Well, it was soon time to go. I jumped excitedly into my Lotus, and off I went. When I arrived, I walked through the rose garden and climbed the brick steps to the main entrance.

I knocked on the door and, she answered.

Sha was wearing a gorgeous black dress with a red belt. "Hi", I replied.

She said, "Hello."

Slowly we walked into the beautifully decorated house.

A table for two waited, lit by two candles.

We sat down to some sparkling champagne. We put on her record "Heaven is a Place on Earth." The music was playing softly. I asked her how she liked her singing career.

Sha said, "I like singing and making videos."

I said, "What song do you like to sing most?"

She answered, "I Get Weak."

Then she said, "What do you do?"

I replied, "I play ice hockey for the Chicago Black Hawks."

She commented, "I think that would be fun."

I said, "Yes, I love it."

We started to eat our escargot and delicious, mouth watering steak.

The steak was soft and easy to eat.

"I have to go and get some sleep for my game tomorrow", I said.

She said, "I'll be there."

I said, "Goodnight", and slowly walked to my car. I quietly sat in my car, knowing the night was over, and sadly drove away.

■

Carter Beim

ABOUT KEN SAKANE In Journey Home by Yoshiko Uchida, Ken was a tall, thin, young Japanese American.

In war he got shrapnel in his leg so he had crutches and walked funny.

Ken went to war out of a concentration camp because he was patriotic. He was a person who cared about his friend and was said that his friend had died.

Ken finally learned not to let what happened to his friend bother him, and then he was a kind, happy, young man.

by Scott Trembreull

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A SMELLY DAY FOR CHRIS When I came home from school on Friday, I heard from my brother that his friend, Chris, was coming over on Saturday, April 1st, April Fool's Day! I had to play a trick on Christ!

I thought for a minute; then I had an idea.

I had to spraypaint my model tomorrow, and I could ask him if he wanted to watch. However, it wouldn't be spray-paint.

It would be the stench-spray I'd gotten today in the mail.

It was morning and Chris would be arriving at 10:00.

I had to hurry!

I had to spray him in an open area because it would smell like rotten food for days!

I was all set up. Everything was in place.

I went downstairs and asked Chris if he wanted to watch me spraypaint my model.

He said, "O.K.!■ Finally, he followed me upstairs. We both sat down on the floor.

I reached for the black paint, but I suddenly picked up the stench-spray and got him; PISHHHHHED! *AH HH H... " , he screamed.

I love it. up while he was holding his nose!

I was cracking

I went to get my brother, but when I got back, Chris was gone. Later, I found him in the bathroom with soap on his face and he said, "You, nerd! Why did you do that?

My mom is going to kill me!"

He probably did get in deep, deep trouble. have a smelly day, but my day was a great one.

He did

by Quinn Walker

My Dinner With Howard Cosell Kevin 4/13/88

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I had met Howard Cosell by accident at a football game and asked hi m if he would meet me at Yank's restaurant on W e dnesday at six. When I was about to get into my car, a white lime, came and picked me up. At first the limo looked like a silver bullet cruising down the street. As I got into the limo, he took off before I even had time to shut the door.

As we walked into the beauteous restaurant, we were seated immediately at a most elegant table.

We both ordered steak, I thought I would die because it was so enormous.

I said, "How is the sports world?"

"Oh, iti's all right" he said.

"Are you tired of people imitating you?"

"No, I actually like it when people imitate me because it shows that they like me, and it gives me a good reputation."

Through the rest of the dinner we didn't talk. When the waitress came bac k Howard ordered baked Alaska and I ordered lemon meringue pie.

The waitress came back and everybody on the staff was with her. The y sang "Happy Birthday" to Howard.

When Howard bent down to smell his dessert, his toupee fell off and caught on fire.

After that, Howard ran out of Yanks, and I never saw him again.

WHITTACKER MANSION

It wa s th e ee ri e ni gh t of O c t o b e r 31.

Th e w i n d wa s h o w l i n g around the old sinister Whittacker Mansion at midnight.

There were evil rumors about the Whittacker Mansion being haunted. The m o o n g a ve off little light, and the tr ee s c r a c k l e d as they swayed. Leaves fell from the sky and the black clouds just about c o v e r e d the sl iv er of the m o o n in the sky.

A little shower started to fall - plink, plink, plink.

Ra ch el sq u a t t e d lo we r until she co ul d see t h r o u g h the du st y window of the Whittacker Mansion. All the lights were turned out so Rachel could barely see anything except for a few inches past the window.

Rachel knocked on the door; no answer.

She knocked again; no answer.

She unlatched the door and went in.

Rachel felt very jittery, but she walked farther into this mysterious, old house.

There were cobwebs all over the beautiful chande­ liers. The living room was covered with rats, beetles, and other insects.

Rachel walked into the bedroom; dressers stood with the drawers m i s s i n g and b o o k s w i t h the pa ge s ri p p e d out of them.

Rachel looked over her left shoulder, and there sitting in the corner was a gorgeous, antique, king-size bed with a gruesome corpse lying right on top.

Rachel screamed a long, harsh scream.

She ran out of the house as fast as her legs could carry her.

From that time on, no one dared to go near that suspicious, petrifying house once called the Whittacker Mansion.

Amanda Mitchell

The Day I Became A Bar of Soap

One day I was sitting on the shelf with the other bars of soap. Suddenly I was picked up, and thrown into one of those enormous shopping carts.

I lay there on top of a pack of bologna.

Then I rode around for a very long while, smushed between catfood and a bag of apples.

I said to one of the apples, "Could you move your stem a bit?”

"Why, of course, deary,” she said, and she moved it over.

Then came the dreaded moment.

I heard the cashier's voice saying,"Item 6023, item 10118."

I was bought, taken out into the real world away from my home.

"Help," I cried!

"Shut your wrapper," hissed the catfood.

Soon I was at the bottom of an ugly,scratchy, brown box, almost getting flattened under enough groceries to last anyone half a century.

Then the box with me in it, was put into a very fancy and elegant limousine. The ride to the gigantic mansion where I was brought wasn't glorious, but it wasn't too horrible.

When we arrived at the mansion, I was carried inside.

I wish I could have seen the sights in the rooms we traveled through, because I heard many "oohs"and ahhs from above.

Then, a human being of great size unpacked the box, and to my surprise I found myself in a beautiful kitchen with chandeliers, gold faucets, and ivory tiles. On a silver platter I was taken up endless circular stairs with golden handrails.

I was unwrapped and placed on a gold soap dish in a huge bathroom with a chandelier, ivory tiles on the floor, and a china bathtub.

Now every morning the President's wife refreshes me. I wouldn"t change places with anyone.

By Abby Kojola

APRIL FOOLS i 11

It w a s t h e n i g h t b e f o r e A p r i l Fool's, and I wa s the only one awake.

I was planning my chicanery when I was rudely interrupted by the annoying barking of the German canine across the fence.

My plan was unstoppable. Well, I've said that for the last three years, but this time I was going to get my sister.

My plan had three parts.

The first phase of my plan was not the best, but it would sure enrage my sister.

As soon as my unwakable sister was asleep, I crept into her room and put a sardine in each of her notebooks.

After that, I cut her hair to a buzz.

My plan was matchless because I had a day off from school and Alex, my sister, didn't.

What a day I was going to have!

It was 8:46 a.m. and my sister had gone to school.

I sneaked into her classroom and set up the traps in her desk, like mouse traps that would make her yelp very loudly.

I put chewed gum on all of her papers which would get her into trouble.

Of course I would be grounded for a month, but it would be worth it. How embarrassed she must have been right at this moment! At t h r e e o ' c l o c k she came h o m e sc r e a m i n g and y e l l i n g and quite angry.

What a sight she was!

David Glynn

Help!1

I was trapped in a vacuum cleaner and I couldn't get out!

I had been turning on the vacuum whan I accidentally got sucked up.

I searched everywhere but it was too dark in there to find anything.

I was all by myself at home, and I had wanted to clean the house and surprise my mom when she got home.

It was very boring inside the machine.

I was standing next to a h u g e b a ll of d o g fur.

I d e c i d e d to start lo o k i n g around. I suddenly bumped into something huge.

I touched it, and it felt strange.

It was my rubber band, a lucky charm for me.

Now my luck would probably change and I'd get out sooner or later It was time to plan my escape. I thought and thought.

Suddenly, it hit me!

I would try and unzip the bag a little; then I could reach the "reverse" button to pull myself out. Brilliant!

I tried and tried. flipped the switch.

Luckily, I finally got it!

I reached up and

My plan had worked!

I got out even before my mom got home. I f i n i s h e d th e h o u s e w o r k an d relaxed.

T h a t wa s the scar ie st incident I ever had!

Robin Johnson

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My Dinner Date With Bono

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Bono and I went to the Hard Rock Cafe in his Lamberghini.

The Lamberghini ride was spectacular. We both ordered cheese­ burgers and large cokes to drink. When we started to eat our hamburgers,I saw my best friend with River Phoenix. Then I turned around and saw the rest of the band from U 2 !

Bono asked me if it was o.k. to have lunch with us.

I said it was fine with me. When they came to our table, they started asking me if, I could go to their mansion.

I didn't know what to say. I asked Bono if it was o.k. to go see my friend. Then, like five minutes later, Bono wanted to take me to the mansion, so we left, leaving everything we had ordered on the table.

When we got to their gigantic mansion, Bono showed me his whole house, The backyard was beautiful and huge.

The bedrooms were as big as a swimming pool. Bono's bedroom was the biggest there. They had two very cute kittens and three small puppies.

I was getting a little tired, so I asked Bono if I could lie down for a while on his couch. I went to sleep with a kitten on my arms.

When I woke up I yelled to Bono and told him he could come to my house so my family could meet him. Finally we got to my house and my sister and my two brothers came outside screaming.

At the end of the date, we talked, and he gave me six free tickets to their next concert. Then he left in his gorgeous black Lamberghini.

I had had the best time of my whole life.

By Lorena Cervantes

THE DAY I BECAME GREG LOUGANIS'S SAMMY

BY Gaelyn

I was lying amongst all the diving medals, towels, and swimsuits in Greg Louganis's old red Speedo bag. He's had it since he was seven.

I am a Sammy ( or what used to be called a chamois, a spongy type of towel that helps dry off swimmers, divers, etc.....)

Greg was just about to do a double flip with a half twist off the ten-meter platform in the Nationals. I knew he would win.

I was so excited because he had chosen me to come instead of Jack and Susy.

Oh I'd better tell you about them.

They are my fellow Sammys.

Well, Jack is a year old and a greenish-blush color.

Susy is twelve months and bright pink. Well, of course, I'm yellow.

Oh, here he came now, and I was stiffening with excite­ ment. He grabbed me out of the bag. I just couldn't wait to tell Jack and Susy.

He was climbing up the stairs to the tenmeter.

I could tell he wasn't nervous because his hand wasn't shaking. When he was all ready to go, he tossed me down to the pool deck.

Ouch! I hate it when he does that!

I was watching him very carefully.

There he went- WOW! A perfect ten!

He hopped out of the pool, grabbed me, and hugged his coach. Then I sponged hi m off and got him perfectly dry so he could go get his gold medal.

Boy, was I proud of him.

So, Sammy Juniors, how was that for a story? Now get to bed.

NATIONAL WINNERS KIRSTEN T08EY ALDEN MITCHELL SARA GILLILAND

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OF

1988

N i n e m e m b e r s of the s i x t h g r a d e b e g a n P.B.S. in N u r s e r y School : Mike, Clair e, S a r a h S., Ald en , Cathy, T u ck e r , Korin, Ryan, and Sara G. We c o o k e d w i t h Mrs. Trick.

P a n c a k e s and p u l l - a p a r t s w e r e our f a v o r i t e s .

We w a l k e d in p a i n t and m a d e f o o t p r i n t s on paper.

Sarah, Cathy, R y a n and T u c k e r w e r e sent to the g r o w i n g up chair.

G i r l s and bo y s f o ug h t for "king of the bars".

In K i n d e r g a r t e n , Chris, La u r e n, Erin, H a n - Y a n g , and Dav id j o i n e d our class. D av id and M i k e f o u g h t a lot. D a v i d t h r e w ' - ; a d o m i n o at M i k e and g a v e h i m a h u g e bump.

M i k e t h r e w up.

C hr is and K o r i n t o s s e d di r t w a d s at N u r s e r y S c h o o l e r s and t he ir p a re nt s .

We p a i n t e d on e a sel s.

We r a i s e d d u c k s and h i k e d to Mrs. D u l i k ' s h o u s e to see ch i c k en s .

We h a d our g r a d u a t i o n p a r t y at Mrs. D u l i k ' s h o u s e in her ho t tub.

W e ate c u p c a k e s in ice c r e a m cones.

R a c h e l T o b e y and A n n a c a m e in f ir st grade.

Th e g i r l s p l a y e d ki s s a t t a c k on r o l l e r skate s.

We b r a i d e d our m a t s at na pt im e .

The b o y s loved to dig for mica.

The g i r l s p l a y e d on the bars.

We t ra d e d st i c k er s .

J a m i l a was n e w in s e c o n d grad e.

R y a n ran into a b a s k e t b a l l po le and got a c o n c u s s i o n .

C h ri s and M i k e n e v e r r e c e i v e d goo d s p o r t s m a n s h i p awards.

W e c r e a t e d a m u seu m.

We had to c l a p to go home.

S a r a h g a v e A n n a and A l d e n p o i s o n oak.

We put on the p l a y " Han se l and G r e t e l " . M a r v i n b r o u g h t hi s d u c k to class.

R a c h e l F r i e d l a n d e r c a m e in t h i r d grade.

R y a n fell off the bars and got six s t i t c h e s in his face.

T h e Big T o y was built.

We g a v e the p l a y "Mary Po p p i ns " .

We w e n t to see the e l e p h a n t Se al s .

A l d e n and C a t h y t h r e w up.

We li ke d C o l o n i a l Day. T h e g ir ls h a d a b a t o n club.

The b o y s c o n t i n u e d to dig in the dirt.

L a w r e n c e , C e c i l y and F e d e r i c a w e r e n e w in f o u r t h grade.

The g i r l s w o n the b a s k e t b a l l c h a m p i o n s h i p by one point.

We b u i l t m i s s i o n s and c r e a t e d I n di a n p r o j e ct s .

L a w r e n c e hit Joh n H o w e l l in the jaw.

F e d e r i c a ate two live l i m p e t s at the tide pools.

We put on the p l a y " W i n n i e the Pooh". S a r a h b r o k e her arm.

D a v id s l a m m e d the d o o r on R a c h e l ' s finger.

Sarah and An n a r a i d e d the boys at In ve rn e s s .

In f i f t h g r a d e Mrs. Do s s was new.

She ca ll e d Anna, Anner.

The bo ys w o n the f o o t b a l l c h a m p i o n s h i p .

A h u g e b u g wa s found in C h r i s and R y a n ' s m o d e l v o l c a n o s c i e n c e pr oj ect .

We to ok the fi rs t g r a d e r s to the E x p l o r i t o r i u m .

On A p ri l F oo ls Day we hid f r o m Mrs. Doss.

We had "M ag i c Circle".

C o l i n was n e w to our c l as s in s i x t h grade.

We w e n t to S e q u o i a N a t i o n a l P a r k w i t h the f i f t h gr ad ers .

We l e a r n e d a bo ut all the n a t i o n s of the wor ld : re ports, flags, ma p s and pos te rs .

We l e a r n e d the US P r e s i d e n t s .

We had b a k e s al es and ran g a m e s day.

We put on the p l a y t h e " W i z a r d of Oz.*' Mrs. D o c t e r w e n t to A f r i c a and Mrs. B e r k o w i t z was our s u b s t i t u t e .

We too k f iel d t ri ps to the li brary, the S t a n f o r d A r t M u se u m , M o n t e r e y Ba y A q u a r i u m , and the M a r i n e B i o l o g y E x p e d i t i o n on the bay.

We p r e s e n t e d a c h a p e l on k i n d n e s s w i t h the K i n d e r g a r t e n .

We we r e a l l o w e d to we a r b e r m u d a s h o r t s to class.

French s t u d e n t s all p l a c e d in a co nt est .

F e d e r i c a to o k a s h o w e r at S e q u o i a in the boys' showers .

We w e r e m o d e l s at the S p r i n g lunch eo n.

We e n j o y e d w o r k i n g on the m u s i c a l, " P a n d o r a ' s Box".

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Federica Huqhes

Christopher Dolinar Tucker Beirr,

Sarah Gi11iland

Korin Crawford Ceci ?y Bostock

Alden Mitchell

PROPHECIES Tucker Beim- Pro football quarterback for the Chicago Bears Lauren Berkeley- Future Vanna White Cecily Bostock- Principal of Oxford University Ryan Braniff- Pro football receiver for the Chicago Bears David Charney- Airline Pilot: Cathy Coddington- Hairstylist for Curly of the Globetrotters Korin Crawford- First Person to correctly predict the Stock Market rii Lawrence David- Future "NOXD" Michael Davis- Wall Street Tycoon Erin Dirks- Olympic Gold Medal Swimmer Chris Dolinar- Deejay Rachel Friedlander- Clothes Designer for Christy Brinkley Sara Gilliland- Breeder of Champion Cats Jamila Hubbard- Lady Globetrotter Federica Hughes- Ballerina Colin Hutchison- Head of the Geological Survey Claire Insel- Wicked Witch of the West Han-Yang Lo- Next President of I.B.M. Alden Mitchell- World Record Speed Reader Anna Roth- Clothes designer for Oscar de la Renta Sarah Sewell- Modeling Agent Rachel Tobey- Lady on Laughing-Cow cheese commercial

Best and Most - 1988!

Most Changed- Sara Longest nails- rachel Most Proper- Federica Shortest nails- Korin Quietest- Claire Most Traveled- David Tallest-Jamila Most desk junk- Alden, Sarah Messiest- Lawrence Strongest accent- Colin Best Swimmer- Erin Rosiest cheeks- Cathy Most Creative Hair- Jamila Biggest complainers- David, Mike Biggest Smile- Cathy Isolated

by Mrs. A.- Ryan Best Girl Athlete- Sarah Girls without pierced ears-Cathy, Aide Best mathematician- Han-Yang Darkest Hair- Han-Yang Longest shirt tail- Mike Best Dimples- Anna, Alden Most Unlikely to succeed- Chris Best speller- Alden Most consistently good grades- Sara Neatest- Claire Smiling eyes- Claire Highest Ponytail- Rachel Biggest Gossip- Anna, Sarah Most talkative- Lauren Fastest Runner- Ryan, Korin Most Trendy- Rachel Sleepiest- Tucker Best Notewriter- Tucker Eats most exotic foods- Federica Shortest- Colin Curliest hair- Alden Best Handwriting- rachel Thinnest and lightest hair- Cecily, Loudest Scream- Lawrence TannestLauren, Ryan Best Artist- Chris, Cecily Tardiest- Jamila, Federica

AT THE FREETHROW LINE The crow d h u sh e d .T h e only niose to be heard w a s the rh y th m ic boom of the b a sk e tb a ll. The b a sk e tb a ll p la y e r w ith p o sse ssio n of the b a ll w as in com plete com m union w ith h im s e lf, the b a ll, and the net. H is hands soared up in the a ir and le t the b a sk e tb a ll loose. The hungry b a sk e tb a ll net seem ed to suck the b a ll g ra c e fu lly in to it s c lu tc h e s. Suddenly the crow d b u rst in to cheers.

Korin

Crawford

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FOOTBALL With tuio minutes ticking away in the game, thundering snarls roar from the croud as players hurtle ouer each other. "Set, hike!" the quarterhack screams. He forces the ball towards a distant player, fls the brown canuas soars through the bitter air, it is snagged by the offense for a fantastic touchdown. The crowd screeches with joy as they win the game.

Chri$ DoIlnar

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Flames

T h e fire c r a ckled and blazed as the firemen blasted their water through the w i n d o w s and doors.

T h e m e m b e r s of t h e f a m i l y raced out onto the lawn except the young boy who perched s c r e a m i n g on t h e t h i r d s t o r y w i n d o w sill.

A fireman attached a l a d d e r to t h e h o u s e a n d s c a l e d it h a s t i l y t o r e t r i e v e t h e child.

T h e f i r e f i n a l l y d i e d d o w n , b u t a l l t h a t r e m a i n e d of. t h e house was ruins.

B l a c k b u r n t r u i n s . ....

Claire

The

Bloody

Insel

War

The Bloody War, the Civil War North burned South down to the core.

They fought from 1861 to 1865, Ha r d l y a man was left alive.

J a c k s o n and Lee fought r e a l l y hard, But then Jackson was shot by some retard.

When J a c kson was killed, the South went downhill, L o t s of m e n u n d e r L e e w e r e d y i n g until, L e e s u r r e n d e r e d to G r a n t , W i t h his army looking very scant.

S h e s a w s o m e m e n w a l k i n g h o m e to G e o r g i a , T h a n k G o d , t h e w a r w a s f i n a l l y over.

Alden

Mitchell

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Cool A long tim e ago, in the f a r o ff land of B ra z il, d e s e r t s reach ed f a r a c r o s s the land, and the sun b eat h a rd and long e v e r y day. S e v e n t r ib e s liv e d in this v a s t d e se rt. The trib e sp e o p le a ll had s t r a ig h t b lack h a ir and ta n skin. D u rin g the d ay they p e rsp ire d p ro fu se ly but d e te ste d the o d o r which w a s so in te n se th a t it w ilte d the plan ted h e rb s g ro w in g in fr o n t of their houses. Only one p e rso n in a ll o f B r a z il n e v e r had th is problem . He w a s sh o rt w ith blond h a ir and pale skin. He w a s n e v e r hot so the other trib e sp e o p le nicknam ed him "C o o l". E v e r y m o rn in g b e fo re brushing his teeth, he m ixed three kin ds of w ild c a c t u s f lo w e r s w ith h is w if e 's pe rfu m e and c o v e re d h is body w ith it.

It w a s a v e r y good thing to be " c o o l" , and through tim e the w o rd " c o o l" cam e to A m e r ic a w ith C o o l's k id s when they g r e w up and m o ved here fr o m B ra z il. It w a s not a s hot in the United S t a t e s , but the k id s liked the w o rd and it c a m e into e v e r y d a y use.

D a v id C harney

My Pet Troll Trollip. my toy dwarf, is as tail as a smurf, three apples high .

He is w ell proportioned for a dwarf. Each hand bears one less than the regulatory number of fingers. No one knows the number of toes he has hidden under the knee-high, protective covering of coarse, layered, long green fur . His rustic, hot pink tunic is fastened around his waist with a shim mery gold cord.

Unlike the blue smurfs, Trollip has a flesh-tone face and hands and wears fuchsia pink clothing. His overall appearance gives him the ability to camouflage himself among various flowers-cyclamen. azaleas, carnations.

Long, course wisps of chalky white hair flow from under his cap in all directions like the flowering branches of a weeping cherry.

Projecting from his face are two large, sad, cow like eyes, deeply sunk among rows of wrinkles. His uplifted, quizzical worried eyebrows are lost in the superabundance of hair. A ski-jump nose hovers over an innocent smile. Other trolls seem cruel and ugly, but mine is intrepid and full of spunk.

Sarah

Sewall

A BAD CHARACTER It happened in the hunid sunaer of '88. b K W H

I wan bored

no on* had b o m abio to play, ao I planned to havo ay

lunch in the park near ay house. choeaa pixxa and aeao Papai.

For lunch I wan going to hava

I m i in a Mischievous Mood ao I

had takan a carton of agga Juat in caaa Z alght find aoaathlng intoraating to deaoliah.

Aa it happened, I did.

It Mae an old

1982 convertible Mercedes, partially concealed behind a big aycaoore tree.

What a target!

Firat I went to work on the engine. it.

I etuck pixxa into

After I had done that, alnce I Mae atlll feeling naughty,

I poured the whole nix pack, of Papal on the driver's seat. was a ease, but I wasn't done yetj tine for the egga. really fun, throwing then in and on the car.

This was

One stuck to the

front window, another' to the back of the left seat. dripping froo the aide Mirrors.

It

Yoke was

I waa feeling sag

I never got caught so Z DON'T regret whet I d

lachal

My Friend

Larry

One day I vae walking along in the forest. Z case across r xBall door in a tree atuap. The door was only one foot tall so I wondered what lived there. Z knocked on the door, but nothing happened. Z tried again, and the sane thing happened... or didn't happen. The third tiae Z tried, a little voice loudly denanded, •Who's Bakin' all that racket?" K little green nan opened up the door. He appeared so scared of ae that he conpletely fainted. Z threw soae water on hie and he woke up..

•Don't be scared,* Z reearked. *Z' not going to hurt you."

•Z'll do anything, but Just don't kill b o ," he exclaiaed with terror.

•Z'b not going to kill yow*r stated peacefully.

•What

are you?"

•Z'b Larry, the leprechaun, of course,* he sals proudly.

■Who are you?"

•My naae is Ryan.

Z'b a person.

But Just what can a

leprechaun do?"

■Z can clinb a rainbow and slide down."

•Wowl» I exclaiaed, "can we try it now?"

•Well, if there's a rainbow."

■Thera's one over that clearing a way."

So we slid for an hour or so, until Z had to go hone for supper. We said our good-byes, and I was on ay way.

We becane really good friends and we see each other once a week. Z go to his house because, if he cane to Bine, ny b o b would die!

Ryan

Braniff

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Kuaplarugaahlala One* upon * tin* la a faraway laad dwelled aa extraaaly ugly girl aaaad Alice. king.

Sha waa a princaas, daughcar of a *ary rich

Tha king waa horrlfiad by har uglinass, aad ha raatrlctad

har Co a Call, Call Cowar ao sha woulda'C aabarraas hia.

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har overalsed faac.

Oa Cha ochar aida of Cha wood lived a nasty l l c d a aaa, tha slsa of a banana, aaaad Ruaplarugaahlaia.

Oaa day ha waa acrolllag

through cha forast just following his aosa, which waa actually quits long, aad singing a song. froa a towar. listanad.

Just Chan ha haard a sobbing sound coning

Kuaplarugaahlaia atraiaad his pointy llctla oars and

Tha prlacaas waa crying, wishing sha wara pratty.

Xuapla-

rugaahiaia, balng a vary salflah aaa, thought to hlasalf, "Mayka I could aaka har a daal aad gat aoaathlag for aysalf."

So Xunplerugea-

hialn aoaayad up into tha towar aad said, "What's Cha aattar, hon?"

Tha princaas rapllad, "I aa ao ugly,

I draaa of baing baaueiful."

At first Ruaplaruganhlala was going to say, "Keep droaalng" or "That's a pratty farfatchad draaa!"

Zastaad ha said, "Z think Z

night ba abla to halp you, hoa, but oaly if you giro aa aoaathlag in rotura."

Tha prlacaas axclalaad, "Anything you want!"

Xuaplerugenhiain rapllad, "You oust giva ao your first-born baby."

Tha princaas was ao obsaaaad with baing baautlful that aha said, "Sura!"

Salckarlng, Suaplaruganhlain rapllad, "Z'll ba right back!"

Tha llttla nan dlaappaarod aad was back in aa instant. carrlod a saall bag.

Noxaaa,

Ha

Tha contaats of tha packaga conslatad of

Daxatrla, ahaapoo, and sons aake-up.

Xuaplorugenhialn wont to work.

Ha worked for days.

It was

a vary difficult and tadious Job, but tha outcoaa was quits pleas­ ing to avaryone.

Alice now had blonde hair that ahone like the aun and, courtesy of colored contact lenses, eyes as blue as an azure sky on a clear day.

Her skin was soft and moist, thanks' to many cleansers and

■olaturlzers.

She whs alls and fit. Alice was finally beautiful.

Then an ironic thing happened.

Rumplerugenhiain fell in love.

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The next day the couple was married.

A year later their first

baby was born and the three of thea lived happily ever after.

Rachel

Tobey

PIN K A ND YELLOW POLK-A-DOTS " O o h , there she is, the most gorgeous girl on campus!" Joe said to

v

Craig.

"What's her name?" C raig asked, - A X T "Her name is Am a n d a Montgomery, and here she comes!

•• ah e said calmly.

"Did yo u h ear that!? Did you hear what she said?!" Joe yelled.

I"Yah, she said hi," C r a ig answered. ,,, "But did y o u hea r h o w she said it? I think she likes me!

The next day at 9 ; 30AM after first period, Joe and Amanda stood the h a l l w h i l e all the students wer e walking by.

"Hi, Amanda," Joe said shyly.

"Do ^ o u like me?

"Sure I do," she answered.

— A f t e r she answered h i m he gave her a gold bracelet, and put; it or h e r wrist.

T h e n he ran. . , The next day he saw h e r w e a r i n g a pi n k and yellow polk-a-dotted dress• " I c k ! !" Joe said hastily, "I hate PINK!' " W h a t '8 the mat t e r Romeo," Craig said Jokingly.

Joe w ent stomping out w i t h rage. .

The next day Joe saw A man d a in another pink and yel l o w polk-a-dotted outfit.

He fainted w i t h disappointment.

He thought to himself, I hate p ink and I don't like her anymore either!"

For a w h o l e w e e k he kept seeing Amanda in those wretched outfits, ooh, he w a s going to die.

For a month he saw her wearing them, but he didn't have the courage to ask her for the bracelet.

The next time he saw her, he ran to the bathroom, rinsed his face w i t h cold water, and ran b a c k out.

He finally possessed the bravery to as k for the bracelet back. W h e n he did, she started crying and ran away.

The next day she wa s w e a r i n g blue, Joe's favorite color. He gave her b a c k the bracelet and felt great, but the following day he saw her in pink and y e l l o w polk-a-dots again.

He screamed and went over to her and snatched the bracelet away again.

This went on and on until one day he was tired of polk-a-dots.

He w ent to Craig for help.

Craig just answered, "No, this is y o u r problem!"

Jo e thought” and thought until he found a solution.

This was to never,

ever, look at a girl named Ama n d a again. ,,,,,, Two w eeks after he had decided this, he saw a realllllly pretty girl. w a l k e d up to h e r and stuttered, "Hi, I'm...my name's Joe, what s yours?

He

"Amanda," she answered.

JAMILA HUBBARD

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A GLEAM OF LIGHT As George slip p e d through the water around the sunken sh ip , he began he began to in v e s tig a te the rooms w ith in the v e s se l. He g lid e d through the door o f the c a p ta in 's q u a rters. George spied a glow through a p o rth o le . The glow began to increase in b rig h tn ess and s iz e . Suddenly George re a liz e d i t was a

lamp!

Immediately he held h is breath, f o r h is a i r bubbles would g ive him away. A gleam o f lig h t g lared in the gloom next to the lamp. George knew what the fla s h was from - a speargunl He grabbed a scooter he had le f t in the cabin and put i t in .jhigh gear. As he reached the surface o f the water he re a liz e d th a t a steady stream o f bubbles shot up out o f the w ater. George could t e l l many people were below him. He came up to

She p e r c he d qu ie tl y on the side of the in fl at ed wating cautiously The c r a s h i n g «*<*

friends

boat,

for s o m e t h i n g to happen. sound am on g the calm waves caus ed one of her

to look into the wh i t e wavy wa te rs besi de her.

She

had f a l l e n unde r the boat and her brown eyes stared up,

wide

open.

The blad e of the r u dd er spun right next to her face,

and she f o ug ht wi th all of her energy Jessica rapidly

tu rn ed

Je ss i c a , through

to es ca pe from it.

fell o u t ! ” her frie nd cried.

J e s s i c a ' s father

the e n g i n e off. unde r the water,

the wate r,

pr es se d her arms forward,

and g a sp ed for a breath.

her out of the water,

noticing

the diagonal,

her back.

He smil ed wi t h a tear in his eye,

a r o u n d her,

and she st ar te d

to cry.

broke

Her father pulled bl ee di ng ma rk on then threw his arras

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instant,

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we

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and

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wanted

and

a magnificent

to be

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the

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words.

arrived,

day

for

stepsisters

two

ball

Ella

able

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at

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seven,

strange

rode

glamorous both

to

royal

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beautiful

of

being

by

land

daughter.

was

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stroke

at

was

without

wore

stepsisters

his

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clothes.

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H ghes

The Tennis Match

The day finally arrived.

I was going to attempt to pi tennis match against the best girl on the tennis latter.

I tensely on the bench, gazing at the gallery.

The crowd app as the opponent advanced to the net, and as I, also, procee--- -take my position.

She reached for a ball and swung her arm high in the air, letting it down so hard that when it reached my side I cou l dn ’t even touch it.

Soon the score was three games to nothing.

Her favor.

I had to do something.

I served the ball and let my feet take over.

I sped up to the net and slammed the ball so hard it flew over the fence.

1 stayed at the net for the next three games to volley the ball.

The girl I was playing gaped in surprise over my suddenly playing so well.

Soon we were well into the last game.

It was my serve.

I hit the ball as hard as I could.

She returned it right down the middle which made a great opportunity for me.

I knocked it into the corner.

The match was finished.

I had won-!

Claire

Insel /o<y

Then Rainsford leaped far out into the sea.

As his sleek

body shot through the air, he could see the hungry Caribbean waters below.

Out of the corner of his eye he thought the

rocks seemed to be reaching their sharp claws toward him.

When he

crashed into the raging sea, water flew in all directions.

Rainsford struggled to the surface; the face. could,

the water slapped him in

His steeltrap mind told him to swim as fast as he

for it was a race against General Zaroff.

in his arms

and legs knotted and tightened.

The muscles

As his arms

stroked through the violent water like hot knives through soft butter, he kicked,

and stroked, kick, stroke,, kick, stroke,

he reached the mansion.

As he looked up, the biggest cliff he'd

ever seen loomed above him. chateau.

until

On the highest peak perched the

He noticed many ledges hanging over the jagged cliff.

The only problem was that the nearest ledge appeared to be six feet away.

Treding water, he couldn't spring toward the ledge.

He noticed a huge wave coming which might boost him up high enough to reach the ledge.

He struggled up onto the narrow ledge,

grasping the rocks and thrusting his body forward.

As he looked around, he saw a trellis. gnarled vine.

On it was growing a

Like Jack and the Beanstalk, he ascended to the

top story where Zaroff's room was. and slashed open the window. the cliff below him.

Rainsford took off his belt

Splinters of glass tumbled down

Rainsford,like a robber,

crept into Zaroff's

room and waited behind the curtain until Zaroff arrived.

Cathy Coddington

The Civil War The Civil War was a war between the states, Where different people showed for slavery their hates.

Abe Lincoln was a daring man, Doing what we not often can.

Getting the nation to come through, Was not such an easy job to do.

When Sherman marched to the sea, It wasn't good news for the South or Lee. Grant and Lee they met one day, Because Lee had something he had to say.

The words that Lee had to tell, Are, I surrender, now all's well.

Sara Gilliland

no

GOLDILOCKS Once upon a time there dwelt a young mischief-maker named Goldilocks.

She was known all around New York City as a naughty, mangy little girl.

One day she was putting on horrid pitch-black eye-liner and flaming pink lipstick when she found that she needed to get some new junk jewelry.

Her mother wouldn't let her out of the house with all of the ugly make-up on, so she snuck out her bedroom window and left. Goldilocks was enraged!

She walked and walked and rode the subway for miles and miles until the conductor kicked her off for her gross remarks. Goldilocks found herself in a remote little town, but just kept on walking. She came to a small house and crept inside to find some junk jewelry.

First she found three spiked collars. The first one was too small, the next one she tried on was too big, and the third one fit her perfectly!

Grabbing the collar, she heard someone opening the door.

Dodging up the stairs, she tripped over the long tassels of leather hanging from her skirt. Quickly Goldilocks slid down the stairs. She looked up and there was a family of punks- a father punk, a mother punk, and a baby punk. They all had purple spiked hair, leather jackets, and leather pants!

Goldilocks stood up and ran. The punks never saw Goldilocks again, and neither did anyone else.

ANNA

ROTH

The Civil War 1861 to 1865 WMany people lost their lives.

Lee on the South and Grant on the North, Both moved their armies straight forth.

While fighting some were brave, But many were the cunning slaves.

Some were trying to escape From this horrible, frantic estate.

In a hay wagon they would be, Hoping to enter a state that's free.

While the battle did progress, Lincoln gave his Gettysburg Address.

Which was a wonderful speech: "All men are created equal", he tried to teach.

The issues of slvaery and states rights, Was behind this horrible fight.

But finally the North won And those who died were not forgotten.

All the men that were alive Went home to their wives.

And all the men were happy, Because the slaves were free!

iy

'Cecily Bostock 2 //3

THE W I N D Y S E A N C E O n a d a r k and c l o u d y n i g h t , I e x p e r i e n c e d the moat f r i g h t ­ ening

thing.

I was g o i n g to a v e r y f a n c y d i n n e r party at

C o u n t e a s L e B r o c k ' s house. appropriate.

I d e c i d e d my b l a c k dress v o u l d . b e

It t u rn e d out

to be more a p p r o p r i a t e than I had

expected.

T h e f ront d o o r of C o u n t e s s L e B r o c k ' s h o u s e was the env y of the n e i g h b o r h o o d .

On it h u n g a h u g e , i n c r e d i b l y ornate brass

d o o r k n o c k e r in the shape of a lion's head. at y o u t h r o u g h its cold b r a s s eyes.

I

to stare

k n o c k e d three t i m e s , a n d

the c o u n t e s s h e r s e l f a n s w e r e d the door. much

It seemed

She was w e a r i n g so

j e w e l r y I t h o u ght she w o u l d fall over.

H e a v y gold e a r r i n g s

d a n g l e d f r o m he r e a r s , a n d lay e r s of beads c o v e r e d her neck.

M0h,

good,

y o u ' r e just in time!"

I s m i l e d w a r i l y and ven t inside.

W e h a d an e n o r m o u s s e v e n c o u r s e meal,

from the d u c k ' s 1 ' orange

to the c h o c o l a t e e c lairs.

W h e n e v e r y o n e was fini s h e d we all

adjourned

I h a d n ' t real l y h a d an o p p o r t u n i t y

to the parlor.

to s e e w h o e l s e was there, to me

the w h o l e

time at dinner,

Mr.

Bert Bergman,

Mr.

M ilton Milkman,

Miss

P a u l a P i n kman.

"All right,

b e c a u s e the c o u n t e s s had bee n talking so I loo k e d around.

M is s J a n e t Jones, Ms.

T h e r e was

Mrs. H i l d e g a r d e H u m m i n g b i r d ,

C o n s t a n c e Calvert,

Mrs.

Doris Dummy,

e v e r y o n e , i t is time for our seance!"

the coun t e s s

said excitedly.

"A s e a a a n c e ? "

a s k e d Mr.

an d v e r y shaky.

"Yes, a seance! brother,"

Bergman,who vaa*about;eighty-one

We can c o m m u n i c a t e w i t h my poor dead

sai d C o u n t e s s LeBrock.

" Why d o n ' t w e all p l a y Y a h t z e e or something?"

Miss

suggested

P i n kman.

"Oh,

but a s e a n c e is so m u c h more fun!" e x c l a i m e d the

countess.

Countess got he r way.

M

L e B r o ck,

a f t e r a h a l f - h o u r of argument,

and

fi n a l l y

E v e r y o n e at the p a r t y f iled bac k into the large d i n i n g room.

The lights ha d b e e n turned off and two c a n d l e s d i m l y lit the room.

"Sp i r i t s , brother,

a n s w e r us," Mrs. L e B r o c k began.

father,

and m o t h e r ?

"Where are my

Let us s p e a k to them th r o u g h you,

s p i r i t s ."

Jus t at that moment,

a str o n g w i n d b l e w the c a n d l e s out.

A s h r i l l s h r i e k e c h o e d t h r o u g h the room. t u r n e d on,

W h e n the lights were

the c o u n t e s A was gone.

" W h e r e is she?" " W h e e e r e e e c c c c o u l d s h s h s h e bbbe?"

"Countess,

Countess!"

" E v e r y b o d y q u i e t down!"

s h o u t e d M i l t o n Milkman.

"She's got

to be her e s o m e w h e r e ! ^ "Yo u w i l l n e v e r see y o u r dea r c o u n t e s s again!!"

a v oice

boomed. " W h o ' s there?" q u a v e r e d Ms. C a l v e r t .

"It is I, C o u n t L e B r o c k ! " "It c a n ' t be you, y o u ' r e dead!" y e l l e d that a i r h e a d Pinkman. " It's a spirit, "Ohhhhhh!

d u mmy,"

I said.

N o w I get it!"

"Wh y are y o u b o t h e r i n g us,Mr. L e B r o c k ? "

I a s k e d , scared.

"The c o u n t e s s k i l l e d me, and n o w I am b a c k for her!"

"Oh h e l p me, h e l p m e e e e e e e e e ! " we h e a r d the c o u n t e s s squeal.

A g a i n a s t r o n g w i n d swept t h r o u g h the room. an d scr e a m e d .

W h e n I open e d my eyes,

I c l o s e d my eyes

e v e r y o n e was gone.

I

s c r e a m e d a g a i n an d ran to my car and d r o v e awa y at e i g h t y miles an hour.

I h a v e n e v e r b e e n back to the L e B r o c k house, d e s i r e to.

and I have no

I've n e v e r seen anyone who a t t e n d e d that p a r t y again.

A local l e g e n d

tells of a g h o s t l y d i n n e r party,

are e i g h t people.

at w h i c h there

The people are C o u n t e s s L e B r o c k and all the

g u e s t s wh o sat at the seance table...

except me.

By Alden Mitchell

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ft O n e D o l l a r Bill Tne o f .hi. c r i w j r - j of 68„ se " n^ ! “ L . ers are printed blacK ana FEDtRflL RESERVt n u read ..q nE DOLLAR“. On the aoove. Below tne picture, the words "WASHINGTON D.0." right: is a serial nurnder f o “ °^ ,y printed under "WASHINGTON in tiny alack print.

The word ONb is printed uno tne D C " and has a green stamp stamped over it.

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with the letter -L» in the fiddle.

To the left is two ••12", and to the side of that is * V ' H ” the number D e h i n d it. Below that i e ’the e.r.al hufber which is ^ a i s a « = 3 f l ^ Under the serial number is the signature of the Treasurer of Un i te d States.

On all four corners there is the number 1 • The thing I l ^ e best about a dollar bill is that you can spend it.

T“.. . u

swen ! r"«

My Trip to Wool worth's One night when I settled down to go to sleep, a review of the day passed through my mind.

About half way through the day's review, I came to writing.

What an awful period that was!

Mrs. A. made me "isolate" myself because I w a s talking with Rachel.

I started to doze and then dream.

I dreamt it was after school and I was going to the shopping center.

I strode into Woolworth's to buy some gum.

There behind the counter was Mrs. A. What a surpr is e !

•Hello, Erin," she said.

"Uh, hi," wou Id die.

I said glumly.

It was really she.

I

thought

I

"Would you like to buy a new writing folder or maybe some erasable pens?" she asked.

She was we aring a high wa isted gypsy-like skirt and a shirt that matched.

On her shirt w a s a pin that said, "Hi, my name is Penelope!"

Her clonky bright blue necklace clashed with her skirt.

She looked awful.

"No,

I'm getting gum," I replied.

I purchased my gum at another counter and started out the door.

Mrs. A. called sweetly after me, "Don't do your homework so I can put you in study hall."

That was one of the most horrid dreams I ever had.

To this day I believe that at the end of school, she probably drives off to work her shift at Woolworth's.

Erin

Dirks

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The Three Little Pig3 in the City.

Once upon a time in the c ity of Edmonton th e ir lived three lit t le pigs. They lived in an older part of the city. Their street was the la st of ten streets planned to be destroyed by a house building company, the owner of this company was Mr. Wolf.

The pigs were regulary getting threats from Mr. Wolf because they would not sell their houses to him. They also owned the only shop in tne neighborhood. Mr. Wolf also wanted this shop to be distroyed as well.

Mr. Wolf had a gang of wolves called the Wolf Gang to get people out of houses. The pigs were haveing regular attacks from this gang One day they got a le tte r from this gang saying that they would be severely beaten and th e ir homes destroyed if they had not abandoned th e ir homes by Friday midnight, w ith the day being Thursday they had lit t le tim e to think.

By Friday noon they had it, once the Wolf Gang and Mr Wolf had hooked up the dynamite,-the lit t le pigs would lure them into the house and trap them inside and then set off the dynamite.

At midnight the pigs heard the Wolves van pull up, they watched the Wolves hook up the dynamite. One pig was behind the front door, the other two were on the f ir s t flo o r balcony. The f ir s t pig then opened the door and threw a stic k at the wolves, w ith that the wolves carne racing a fte r him. He ran through the house and out the back door and then he blocked the door. The other two pigs had blocked the front door and were w aiting fo r th e ir brother to come around.

As soon as he was out of the way, the pigs blew up the house and a fte r that they lived happily ever after.

Colin

The

Hutchison

Blossoming Tree

Gazing at the blossoming tree, I realized it wasn't just a bunch of limbs and a couple of flowers. The uneven leftover ant trails crawled gradually through each branch like a confusing maze. Every few inches sprouting flowers popped out where only the smallest insect could hide.

The soft velvet petals became shade for any insect. The sun beat through the top of the tree. Dusty rays of light shone on the branches, a good -Jjj area for insects to sunbathe.

Olive-green moss painted the trunk. Rapids of ants streamed down the jagged bark while swift, colorful ^ytterflies paused first on one sunset' pink flower and then on the next. A lake of petals, spotted with slate-gray mud, flowed around the bottom. Bottle-green leaves were poking out of little spaces wherever there was room to grow. Small veins crawled through them.

The wind rushed through the tree and the last autumn leaf fell like a feather down to the ground below.

Cecily

Bostock

The Gorgeous Duckling Once upon a time there was a snobby,

gorgeous,

duckling named Roxxy who lived in Newport Beach.

young

She was about

one foot tall with blue eyes, blond feathers, and a breathtaking body.

Her tail was short, but cute.

One day at about 2:30 PM, Roxxy was lying on the beach catching some rays when her boyfriend jogged up to her and told her he was MdumpingH her.

This came so suddenly that she

couldn't help bursting into tears, her mascara running down her face.

All her ex-boyfriend did was kick sand in her face.

She

ran to her buggy and drove away.

She dashed upstairs, jumped on her bed, and cried herself to sleep.

When she woke up she went to the mirror to view herself.

She looked very ugly.

The mascara was still running down her

face, her lipstick was smudged, and her feathers were all in a tangle.

She thought to herself, "No wonder he dumped me.

I'm an

ugly duckling."

The duckling lost confidence in herself.

From that day on,

she let her feathers turn a dirty orange, her body grow fat, and her tail droop listlessly.

Still, however, her lovely blue eyes

continued to sparkle glamorously.

Tucker

Beim

DAN6ER0US SAME

R a ln s fo rd f i t

th« warm w a t a r d o s t owar him.

A* ha Pushad^

o f f th a b o tto m f o r a b r a a t h o f f r a . h a ir, ha f a i t th a sand squishing b . t w a .n his t o a s lik a wiggling worm*.

Whan h . cama

u p , ha scan n a d th a s h o ra t o saa i f S a n a ra l Z a r o f f mas

approaching.

Tha S a n a ra l was now hara in sig h t.

R a in s fo rd . .lo w ly a t f i r s t and th a n f a . t a r , s t r o k . d his way to w a rd th a c h a ta a u . mad b u lly .

Tha w ayas sla p p a d him in th a f a c a lika a

Tha saaw aad ta n g la d a b o u t his la g s as though it

wan t a d t o hold him back.

R a in sfo rd s t r u g g la d onw ard, aach

mowamant bringing him d o s a r t o th a to w a rin g ch a ta a u .

In th a l a t a a f t a r n o o n . ha ra a ch a d th a o u t a r w a ll. la d g a , ha p u lla d h im s a lf o u t o f th a warm w a ta r.

Finding a

Ha s c a la d th a

w a ll by g ra sp in g t h a unavan r o c k s w ith his s o r a hands and b alancing w ith his b a ra f a a t .

F a s t a r and f a . t . r

it p lungad to w a rd th a saa.

down, his body tra m b la d . * h . h u n g ry sa a .

A r o c k cru m b ia d u n d a r his f o o t .

R ain sfo rd lookad

I t was a t l . a s t tw a n ty f a t

balow t o

Again ha f a i t f o r la d g a s . and s lo w ly movad

u p w ard , hand owar hand, f o o t o v a r f o o t .

Upon ra a ch in g t h a S a n a r a l's window. R a in s fo rd chackad t o maka s u r a a l l w as c la a r . th a n ha g a n tly opanad th a window and as q u ia t ly a s a c a t . c r a p t in and hid bahind th a c u rta in .

Sara

Gilliland

BANANA The spotted banana looks like a boat sitting in the black chair, but it's very good to eat.

It is canary yellow with coffee brown spots and big

black splotches, instead of yellow with green stains like ones that aren't ripe.

The banana is about the size of a small paper-back book. as smooth

and cold as satin.

It has a very sweet fragrance.

The fruit inside looks a cloudy white. clammy, and a bit slimy with little ripples. rough and cold.

It's

It also feels cold and The inside skin appears

Its taste is like a lactose soft and lumpy pudding.

Lawrence

David

ANSWERS TO THE BABY PICTURES 1. David Charney 2. Mike Davis 3. Anna Roth 4. Federica Hughes 5. Sarah Sewell 6. Cathy Coddington

7. Lawrence'David 8. Chris Dolinar 9. Korin Crawford 10. Ryan Braniff 11. Han Yang Lo 12. Alden Mitchell

13. Sara Gilliland 14. Tucker Beim 19. Rachel Friedlander 15. Rachel Tobey 20. Erin Dirks 16. Claire Insel 21. Lauren Berkelev 17. Jamila Hubbard 22. Colin 18. Cecily Bostock Hutchison

222 £ 2 2 2 @ & Mi amiga se llama Hicole. Nicole es muy simpatica. Ella es bonita y delgada. Nicole es morena y tiene pelo cafe y corto. Ella tiene ojos cafes tambien. Ella vive en irna casa grande y blanca. Nicole tiene un hermano pequeho. Los hobbies de ella son los peces, nadar y correr.

Ella tiene once anos. Ella tiene una perra bonita. Nicole va a la escuela Encinal. Ella es una buena amiga.

Elena (Erin) Dirks

222 £ 2 2 2 @ &

Elena es mi amiga. Ella es rubia y alta. Ella es inteligente y bonita tambien. Emily es la unica hermana de Elena. Elena tiene tres gatos, un gato es gris, otro es negro y bianco y el otro es naranja y bianco. Elena es de Voodside. Elena tiene una casa espanola. La comida favorita de Elena es ravioli. Elena esta en el equipo de natacion. Elena es una nadadora buena. Elena es simpatica y una amiga buena!

Clara (Claire) Insel

2 2 2 £ 2 2 2 (3 ® Mi amigo es muy alto y moreno. Su nombre es Antoni. El tiene doce anos y esta en el septimo grado. El no tiene animates. El es muy simpatico y muy inteligente tambien. El es delgado y guapo. La madre de mi amigo es muy simpatica. ella se llama Ruth. El padre se llama Clarence. El tiene tres hermanas. Las hermanas se 11aman Diana, Lisa y Renee. La fam ilia de mi amigo es muy interesante.

Carlos (K orin) Cravford

fcA S?£2222i2£ a®SS22@S La familia de mi amiga es la familia Rostrige. Mi amiga se llM ia Rosa Rosa tiene dos hermanas, ella no tiene hermanos. Las hermanas se llaman Raquel y Rita. Rosa tiene dos primos tambien. Ellos Tico y Coco Rosa tiene papa y mama. Elios se llaman Elena y Ju®?;. Ros® Uene una abuela. ella llama iW e a . Rosa tiene ^ se llama Cristobal. Rosa tiene un perro y un gato y se llaman El Perro y

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El Gato.

Raquel (Rachel) Eriedlander

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S M D 2 S ffiRIMPSE?

Pregun ta: iDon Eddie, tiene us ted mucho diner o?

Respuesta: Oh si! Yo tengo millones de dolares.

Preg: iCuantas peliculas ha hecho usted?

Res: Huchas, Yo soy muy famoso.

Preg: iDe donde es usted?

Res: Yo soy de Detroit.

Preg: iEsta usted en Saturday Might Live?

Res: Si, si. Yo estoy en Saturday Might Live mucho.

Preg: iLe gusta el show?

Res: Es regular.

Preg: iTiene usted muchos familiares?

Res: Asi. asi, Tengo un hermano y una hermana.

Preg: iEsta su mama viva?

Res: Si mi mama esta viva.

Preg: Vive usted in Beverly Hills ahora?

Res: Mo, yo vivo en Hollywood Preg: iQue carro tiene usted?

Res: Yo tengo un Ferrari Preg: iEs su casa grande?

Res: Es asi, asi, pero no es pequena.

Preg: iTiene usted una piscina en su casa?

Res: Si, si claro, yo tengo una piscina.

Preg: iTiene usted una esposa?

Res: Mo, no, yo no tengo una esposa.

Preg: iEn que calle vive usted?

Res: Yo vivo en Vicky Ave. Preg: i Es en el sur 0 en el norte de Hollywood?

Res: Yo estoy en el norte de Hollywood.

Preg: iEs usted simpatico con sus amigos?

Res: Oh si, Yo soy muy simpatico!

Miguel: i Adios Eddie!

Eddie: i Adios amigo!

Miguel (Michael) Davis

Paco es de Mexico. Paco es muy alto. El tiene tres carros. El tiene veinte ahos Su mama es muy joven. Ella tiene noventa y nueve anos. Supapa es muy estupido. El tiene treinta ahos.

Paco es nmy inteligente. El tiene pelo oscuro y ojos azules. El tiene pies pequenos y piernas largas.

Paco es muy gordo. Paco es muy feo tambien.

Tico (Tucker) Beim

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Pregunta: iComo se llama usted?

Respuesta: Me llamo Val Kilmer.

Preg: iDonde vive usted senor Kilmer?

Res: Vivo en Hollyvood.

Preg: iCual es su profesion?

Res: soy un actor.

Preg: iTiene hermanos o her man as?

Res: Si, tengo un hermano. El es joTen. Preg: i.Como se llama su hermano?

Res: Mi hermano se llama Bryan Kilmer.

Preg: i.Como se llama su papa?

Res: Mi papa se llama Justin Kilmer.

Preg: iComo se llama su mama?

Res: Mi mama se llama Suzane Kilmer.

Preg: iTiene usted una amiga especial?

Res: Mo. yo no tengo una amiga importante.

Preg: iCuantos an os tiene usted?

Res: Yo tengo ventiseis anos Preg: L Cuando es su eumpleanos?

Res: Mi eumpleanos es el seis de septiembre.

Preg: iTiene usted un perro o un gato?

Res: Si. tengo dos perros.

Preg: iEs su casa muy grande?

Res: Si, mi casa es muy, muy grande.

Preg: iTiene usted un carro?

Res: Yo tengo tres carros y dos limos.

Preg: i.Quien es su mejor amigo?

Res: Mi mejor amigo se llama Tom Cruise.

Catalina: Gracias senor Kilmer y gracias por mirar Lifestyles de los Ricos y Famosos.

Catalina (Cathy) Coddington

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Pregunta: <LComo se llama usted?

Respuesta: He Uamo Makenzie Astin.

Preg: ADe donde es usted?

Res: Yo soy de Santa Monica.

Preg: ACual es su profesion?

Res: Yo soy un actor. ^ Reg: A Cuando comenzo su profesion?

Res: Yo empece mi profesion hace nueve anos.

Preg: ATiene usted hermanos o hermanas?

Res: Si, yo tengo una hermana.

Preg: iCual es su color favorito?

Res: Mi color favparito es azul Preg: ACuantos anos tiene usted?

Res: Yo tengo quince anos.

Preg: ACual es su comida favorita?

Res: Mi comida favorita es la hamburguesa.

Preg: AComo se llama su mama y su papa?

Res: Mi mama se llama Lisa y mi papa se llama Rob. Preg: A Cual es su deporte favorito?

Res: Mi deporte favorito es beisbol.

Preg: ATiene animates?

Res: Si, yo tengo una perra y se llama Kizzy.

Preg: ATiene usted un segundo nombre?

Res: si, mi segundo nombre es Alexander.

Preg: es su banda favorita?

Res: Mi favorita es U2 Preg: ACuales son sus hobbies?

Res: Mis hobbies son los deportes. preg- iQue y donde es su proximo shov de television? ____ Res: Hi proximo shov de television es en una hora en Hollywood, i Yo necesito ir ahora!

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Pregunta: iComo te llamas tu?

Respuesta: Yo me llamo Pepe.

Preg: iDe donde eres tu?

Res: Yo soy de Espana.

Preg: iCuantos anos tienes?

Res: Yo tengo quince anos.

Preg: iComo se llama tu papa?

Res: Hi papa se llama Carlos.

Preg: i y tu mama?

Res: Hi mama se llama Elena.

Preg: iComo se llama tu herano?

Res: Hi her man o se llama Pedro.

Preg: iTienes tu abuelos?

Res: Si, yo tengo abuelos.

Preg: iDe donde son tu papa y tu mama?

Res: Hi papa y mi mama son de Puerto Rico.

Preg: iTienes tu animales?

Res: Si, yo tengo un perro y un gato.

Preg: iQue instrumento tu tocas?

Res: Yo toco piano y violin.

Preg: iDonde vives?

Res: Yo vivo en Henlo Park.

Preg: iDonde esta Henlo Park?

Res: Henlo Park esta en Hueva York.

Preg: iQue trabajo tienes?

Res: Yo soy veterinario.

Preg: iTienes tu mucho dinero?

Res: Si, tengo mucho, mucho dinero.

Cristobal: i Tu eres muy interesante!

Pepe: Gracias.

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Pregunta: iComo se llama usted?

Respuesta: Yo me llamo Hickey House.

Preg: iDe donde es usted?

Res: Yo soy de Disneyland.

Preg: iyo comprendo que usted tiene una nueva amiga?

Res: si, yo tengo una amiga, pero ella no es una nueva amiga. Ella se llama Hinnie House.

Preg: Su ropa es muy guapa.

Res: Gracias, Hinnie compra toda mi ropa.

Preg: Donde vive usted?

Res: Yo vivo en Disneyland en una casa muy pequena.

Preg: Cuantos anos tiene usted?

Res: Yo tengo 50 anos.

Preg: Usted es muy guapo para tener 50 anos.

Res: Gracias, yo hago ejercicios todos los dias.

Preg: iTiene usted hermanos?

Res: no, yo no tengo hermanos.

Preg: iCual es su comida favorita?

Res: mi comida favorita es pizza.

Preg: &Como se llama su mama?

Res: Hi mama se llama senora House.

Preg: Como se llama su papa?

Res: Hi papa se llama senor House.

Preg: <LDe donde son sus padres?

Res: His padres son de Disneyland tambien.

Preg: cloca usted el piano?

Res: Si, yo toco el piano.

Preg: iTiene animates?

Res: Si. yo tengo un animal. Se llama Pluto.

Cristina: Gracias por hablar conmigo.

M.H: De nada. i Hasta luego!

Cristina (Rachel) Tobey

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I , the b e lo v e d C e c ily Ann B ostock , bequeath W -ft £ C k le a to Sarah Myers in the t h ir d g ra d e .

My gorgeous s t r a ig h t h a ir goes to Kimay M o rris and Madame M i l l e r .

My huge number o f “C e c ily B o sto ck - p e n c ils are re c e iv e d by Misa Grave and ^v®r y B ro ad ben t, my K in d ergarten f r i e n d s .

My a b i l i t y to be q u ie t g to Zachary S i l v e r in the fo u rth g ra d e .

L a s t , but not l e a s t , m y b r o t h e r , M ike, r e c e i v e . m y N r e a .u r e d , but t u r p r ls e .b a s k e t s in b a s k e t b a l l . / , ■ " f Z * C Z / f t ‘chi I , Ryan B r a n i f f , w i l l ay s t e»a a dd7yV c h a ir to Judd 9 j j ev f i r s t g ra d e .

To M ich ael Z appert,. I le a v e my derik.

To Davey, in the N u rsery S ch o o l, I g iv e ay t o y a i r p l a n e . P e n c ils , and erasers.

I le a v e ay few -A - p ap ers to Michael; Has s * n ‘ J ^v an t. to E’ I le a v e ay a b i l i t y to not g e t in too much muqh tt rr o ou ub b le le >o Evan B ryant. i David Charney, w i l l my "A “ papers to Bobby Beaver (who has a ^ t of - B '. * '" i Will my crlckliy, o ld desk to J e f f r e y B eaver.

My used p e n c ils go to K ath erin e Lo in K in d e rg a rte n .

L ast, but not l e a s t I w i l l a l l my E n g lis h homework to M ich ael Zappert. in the f i r s t g r a d e ,s o he can b e g in to p rep are f o r M rs. A lt r o c c h l.

JuLmJ I , Cathy C oddington, the g r e a t , b e a u t i f u l , and modest, w i l l my t e r r i f i c p e r s o n a lit y to D arren B ech tol in K in a e rg a rte n .

To J e f f e r y W illia m s I g iv e my a b i l i t y to be calm .

To Courtney C h a n d le r, I g ra n t my cu te s m ile , though she d o e s n 't need i t .

To Champ Roth, I le a v e my messy desk and u g ly orange c h a ir .

To Amanda M it c h e ll I bequeath my y e llo w p e n c ils .

To a l l o f p . b . s .

I bestow my t e a r s !

(^ooidLrij^&ri) I , K orin C raw fo rd , bequeath my good lo o k s , w on derfu l sense o f humor, and b r i l l i a n c e to C li n t B ra d fo rd , a f i n e , o u tstan d in g f i r s t grad er.

I w i l l ray s t r a i g h t - A 's - to C a rte r Beim, who needs them d e s p e r a t e ly .

My s p o t le s s desk, c h a ir , and a b i l i t y to f o o l te a c h e rs goes to Kevin.’Moran.

My calm re la x e d d is p o s it io n goes to Jonathon and J e f f e r y W illia m s , who w i l l have a hard time g e t t in g through P .B .S . w ith ou t i t .

L a s t, but not l e a s t , I le a v e my f a n t a s t i c b a s k e t b a ll t a le n t to Zachary T r a i l e r . /3©

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I , Lawrence David, the great, mighty, powerful and handsome, do state my w ill. I give to Clint Bradford in firs t grade Jelani's old, retired report cards because they were of no use to me. I w ill to Dana, in third grade, my desk and chair. For everybody else in the school, I leave my smile snd best wishes.

I , Mike D a v is, being o f sound mind and body, s ta te my l a s t w i l l and testam ent.

To David Glynn I gran t my desk; to C arter Beim I g iv e my broken c h a ir .

To John Simpson I bequeath my sm elly b a s k e t b a ll sh oes, I hope t h e y 'l l f i t him.

To Andrew Hoover, I bestow my p u b lic speaking a b i l i t y .

To Zach T r a i l e r I g iv e my s p o rts a b i l i t i e s to add to h is own.

To Jack Watts I le a v e a l l mv p e n c ils and e r a s e r s .

To Blake W allenburg I g iv e my G a r fie ld P e n c il Toppers.

To W illia m Hoover I bestow my awesome pens that a l l s t i l l work.

And f i n a l l y to P .B .S . I le a v e ray accomplishments and Student C ouncil id eas along w ith a l l my memories.

Thank you and goodbye P .B .S . %1Aj l P***+*

1, E rin D irk s , am s t r i n g my l a s t w i l l and testam ent.

To my s i s t e r Emily I le a v e my O.K. grades in s p e lli n g .

To K y lie I w i l l my c h a ir , and to Abbey, in f i r s t gra d e , I leav e my desk.

To Jean M artin I w i l l my a b i l i t y to be q u ie t in c la s s .

To K r is t in Hepper I le a v e my p e n c ils and a l l the junk on my desk.

To Abby K o jo la I w i l l my h e ig h t.

L a s t, but not le a s t , I w i l l my fon d est memories to a l l the teach ers at P .B .S .

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C h ris D o lin a r , g iv e a l l my l i t t l e toys on my desk to A lex Nursery S ch ool.

I g iv e Andrew M artin a l l my old d ig g in g s t ic k s .

M ichael Zappert I le a v e my desk in the back o f the classroom , the teacher w on't hear him t a lk in g .

L a s t, but not le a s t , Davy Lipa I g iv e a l l my o ld school books.

I , Rachel F r ie d la n d e r , le a v e my messy desk w ith a l l i t s toys and junk to Darren B e c h te l.

To Amanda M itc h e ll I g iv e my few good g ra d e s.

To a l l my teach ers I le a v e memories o f wonderful me.

L a s t, but not l e a s t , I leav e my c h a ir to M i ^ ^ i n K in dergarten .

I , Sara G i l l i l a n d , w i l l my w o n d erfu l, not so neat desk to Robin in the f i f t h g ra d e , in hopes th at she can keep i t c le a n e r.

To G i l l i a n I le a v e a l l ray p e n c ils w ith used up e r a s e r s .

Avery can have a l l my textbook s, which I bet s h e 'l l lo v e .

I leave ray a b i l i t y to sta y on Mrs. A lt r o c c h i 's good sid e to J e ffe r y .

H e 'l l need i t . j leav e my memories to the teach ers and anyone e ls e who wants them.

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I le a v e ray s t r a ig h t h a ir to Kimmy M o rris .

My ^ b i l i t y t o stay q u ie t in chapel is l e f t to J e ffe r y W illia m s . 1 bequeratro a n

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I w i l l my shyness to A le x is in K in dergarten .

I le a v e my clean desk to Kimmy in second gra d e .

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I, Colin Hutchison, of sound mind, do here by state my last will.

I grant my talent to ski to my brother, Stuart.

My messy desk I leave to Mrs. Docter so she will not forget me.

To Andrew Martin I will my ability to, be slow a t qetting out of class at the end of the day.

I, the one and only Claire Insel, will my height to Dana Degooyer.

To Philip, my brother, I will my usually calm temper.

To Robin Hindery I grant my great acting ability, even though she doesn't need it.

To Noelle Olsen, my little chapel partner, I will all my "A" tests.

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I, Han-Yang Lo the great, will Carter Beim my desk.

To David Glynn I will my chair.

Last of all to my sister, Katherine Lo, I give all my books, gadgets and bright yellow pencils.

7 f a I, the gorgeous and modest Alden Marissa Mitchell, hereby write my last will and testament.

To my sister Amanda, I bequeath my written-on desk.

Kevin Moran receives ray ugly yellow chair with my name all over it.

Quinn Moran gets my spelling talent.

Darren B. in Kindergarten will get all my desk junk that teachers hate.

To Abby I leave my bitten fingernails, because she could kill someone with hers.

Kristen gets my curls so she won't have to pay for them.

I wish Mrs. Docter the best of luck.

Lastly 1 leave my memories to P.B.S. / ] / J ^ •B -s - j j k l e n I, the great Anna Carroll Roth, will my ugly chair to my brother Champ.

To Darren Bechtel I leave all my freckles, for he is lucky and has none.

To Lindsey and Michael Hassen I Amanda leave all my pencils and erasers that are fun to play with Mitchell gets my ability to get along with my sister, she might need it.

Kevin Moran receives my big legs, for he needs them to kick his brothers.

To Elena I bequeath my desk.

Last of all T leave all the teachers good luck.

I, the great and wonderful Sarah Sewell, will my smelly, dirty socks to Jenny Alden.

My bag and jean jacket go to Amanda in the fifth grade.

Darren B. receives my ability to play sports and run fast.

Courtney,in Kindergarten gets all my shorts for she hates wearing skirts tp chapel. I p p t , not least go all of my tapes to Champ Roth.

I, the one and only, honorable Rachel Tobey, am stating my last will and testament.

To Jeffery in Kindergarten I leave my ability to appear organized.

I bequeath all my lost pencils and erasers to my sister, Kirsten and my desk to Courtney and Misa.

M y w r i t t e n on books go to K l m my and all my best wishes go to P.B.S after I h ave departed. —

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