Berkeley Institute - Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The Ant and the Grasshopper An ant and a grasshopper lived in the same Held. One summer day the ant was busy gathering food. Why do you work so hard, friend ant P said the grass- hopper. The ant replied, I work all summer so that I can get food for the winter, while you sing and dance. But winter is a long way off and I do not care, said the grasshopper. Summer passed and when winter came the grasshopper had nothing to eat. I-Ie Went to the house of the ant to beg. Friend ant, will you please give me some food? I am hungry and I am still with the cold. The ant replied, While I was working hard last sum- mer you played. Now you may sing and dance. Page lfurty-seven Dear readers: I-Iow do you think we really look In our picture in this book? We are children full of glee, In the Second Primary. If We added all our smiles, They would equal many miles. We like to work, we like to play, And these we do most every day. When we grow older we may be In the highest class in the Berkelc Y

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