Wymondham College Magazine 1972 (Amalgam)

PLAIN JANEA mad mouseRan into our house .It ran under the bedAnd lay there dead!What a scare I had .What drove it mad.?I-know why. it died, in such pair' --It looked at JanetJane, Jane,So proud and vain,.She wasn't niceTo frighten mice.All it,did was look at her face;The ugliest feature in the human race,Then ran into our house, and there did die.People, like Jane, still ask why;But I know that it was JaneThat drove an innocent mouse insane.Rona Pedersen (Year 2)NORWICH CASTLE DUNGEONSThrough depth's dark agesto stone-lined walls, wherechains rattle in harmonyto the moans of menwho for time have waited,for, peace .As if arrayed in splendouran a mantlepiece,death masks of their future friends smile within . _Equipment for such a, causelies rottingalit should have done years past"That concludes the tour, ladies and gentlemen .This way please."I am lent in the other world,where my thoughts lingerand hear the voices of those poor creatureswhich bring together -the past and the present.Elizabeth Harpley (Year 5)