College Preparatory School - Milestone Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Primary Stories MY TULIP. THE RAIN. I planted a tulip. It has come up. The rain is good for the trees. The rain is good for the birds. I see green leaves on it. The rain is good for the howers. It is my plant. The rain is good for me. I hope the flower will be red. It cools me off. The sun win make it grow. GEORGE LONGSTRETH, Primary IV. I give it a drink each day. I love my tulip. MABEL POGUE, Primary IV. OUR CLUB. In school we have a little Club. All the room is in it. We have red, white, and blue badges. Before we get our badge, we must say a little pledge. Then we may have our badge. Every Friday we salute the flag. Our class one the banner in school. The end. JANE MCKAY, Primary III. E31

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FACULTY MISS EDNA PEARL COTTERAL, Geography. MISS ELLA B. BAKER, Primary Department. MISS HELEN HOWELL, Primary Department, Drawing. MLLE. MARIE NONNEZ, French. MRS. AMELIE BUCHHOLZ, German. MRS. ADA G. WILLIAMS, Drawing, Arts and Crafts. MISS LOUISE GEIER, Chorus Singing. MRS. F. C. STRUNK, Calisthenics. MISS BERTHA LOUISE FEAGLEY, Secretary. E51

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Primary Stories MY PUPPIE. Daddy brought me a French poodle. He came wrapped up in the machine robe. When he came, he had such cute tricks. He used to tickle my legs so that I laughed. I liked to see his little pink nose peeping out of the robe when he came. You can never guess where he slept. He slept behind the garbage can. Wasnit that a funny place? He came in 3. machine robe and Daddy took him away in a hat box. I was sorry to see him go. DAWSON BLACKMORE SHERIGK, Primary III. E71 ALFRED. Alfred is my little brother. He is three years old. He has big, brown eyes and light hair. He is round and fat. In winter he wears rompers and black shoes and White stockings. In summer he wears rompers and socks and slippers. Alfred likes toys. He likes toy automobiles and horses and wagons. He likes to see how they are made. Alfred likes to look at picture books, and to ride on the coaster. He has a bag of marbles, and he likes to play with them. I play with him sometimes. We play with dominoes sometimes. We have them for money. ANN SHEPHERD, Primary II.