Hamden Hall Country Day School - Perennial Pine Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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SPRING Spring is the nicest time of the year. The flowers start to grow, the birds start to sing, and I can stop wearing my snow suit and boots! Bonnie Barnes Grade II HOW TO RAISE A HORSE To raise a horse you must have patience because a horse cannot understand like a person. A Welsh pony or a Shetland pony does not eat as much as a horse. When it is four or five years old, it will not grow any more. If this kind of pony eats as much as a horse does, it will have too much energy and become wild. But if an Indian pony, thoroughbred polo pony, or any other pony or horse eats too much food, it will not harm them becauselthey are' faster animals and can run it off. A horse or pony can have as much water as he wants, except when he is sweating. The hay comes in bales. The bales are divided into sections. Each section is a cake of hay. One quart of oats should be given to the pony in the morning and about 4 o'clock. The hay should be given inf the morning and at night. If the horse will not obey you, do not whip him. It is only because you have not expressed yourself to him. H ' Anthony DeLucia Grade V AT THE ZOO When I went to the zoo I saw a panda and a GIANT ELEPHANT named Fritz. The elephant was eating hay and the panda was on a ledge sleeping. - In the lion house I saw five lions in one cage. The lions were walking around and around. I saw a python, a cobra, and a water moccasin. I went to the monkey house. There were gorillas and proboscis monkeys and funny monkeys. Dale Ingmanson Grade III 1 Ieileflljl-1617672

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