College Preparatory School - Milestone Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FAIRIES Fairies are like the wind you can not see them. I think they sleep in flowers at night. They have wings I think to fly about. They live in roses. They dance in the garden at night. They ride in a thistle seed. They eat the honey from the flowers. Fairies are wee wee things not much bigger than my thumb. I think they are pretty things from what I have heard. I think they wear pettels from Howers for dresses. Sometimes they sleep in acorn cradles. They fly from hower to flower. I think they help people that is some fairies do. Bad wiches donlt they steal things. Brownies get into mischief. But I like them. DOROTHY MAY KIDD, Primary III. M YTHS leths are stories. They are like fairy tales. They are in a book called in Mythland. Now I Will tell you 3 Myth. Clytie was a little girl. She loved to look at Apollo. Apollo was the sun. They believed a lot of silly things in those days. Clytie would not mind her Mother. She loved to look at Apollo. She looked at Apollo for nine days. Apollo say that she did not mind her Mother so he changed her into a Sunflower. MARGARET POGUE FISK, Primary III. 15

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Contributions from the Primaries BOYS AND GIRLS I like boys and girls both the same. Boys are rough and girls are not. I like them both the same because God put them both on earth for a purpose. Boys do good because they guard the girls. Girls do good because they take care of the babies and cook the food and wash the clothes. So now I think you know about boys and girls. Dontt you? HELEN JEANETTE LUNKEN, Primary III. EASTER EGGS I love Easter. The Easter bunny brings colored eggs. They are pretty colors. Some are red and some are yellow and different colors. Some you can look through, and see chickens and pretty sinery. The bunny hides the eggs. Some are spotted, and some are pink. They have little chickens in side, of course the chickens are made of cotten. CLARISSA DANA, Primary 111. THE WIND Have you seen the wind? The wind whistles. Have you heard the wind? Some-time the wind causes tornado 0r hurricanes. Mother Nature takes her broom and brushes the dead twigs from the trees. JULIA STRIDER, Primary III. 14

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A monkey is little. trees. A monkey has elephant has stiff legs. A MONKEY AND AN ELEPHANT But an elephant is big. A monkey can climb trees. An elephant cannot climb a short nose. An elephant has long ears. A monkey looks like an old man. An A monkey has a long tail. JUNE DICKINSON ASHER, Primary IV. PETER He is a little boy in my reader. Peter is four years old. Peter lives in the country. Peter lost one of his lower teeth. It was one of his lower teeth. His mother told him to leave it alone. But he could not leave it alone. He would wiggle his tooth. He just could not leave it alone. Peter pulled it out by tying a string around it. It was tied on an iron. Peter jumped up and it came out. NANCY JANE CRAMER, Primary III. EASTER EGGS I like Easter time because the Easter bunny comes. He hides them in nests. They are pretty colors. They are red, orange, yellow and all colors. Some are spotted black. ' And some are spotted white. He brings them in the night. I love Easter time. BETTY HARGRAVE, Primary IV. 16