Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LITERATURE fm C -r-G-S. 37 C SS

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HVEHHE HH I nun Il nnnluu uGood morning, children, it's time we started our school. Billie, how are your fingers working? Can you talk and use your fingers this morning? Finger plays are such fun! Anne is wide awake and looks as if she were ready to tell us what plans she has for the day. AN-N-E. Mlzefs Mrs. Jones. I want'to make a bird-baflTfor a lovely robin I saw this morningf' CHARLYN: UI want to paint a redpecker I saw in a book. '4Fine children. Suppose we get ready for spring by singing our 'Robin Songfl' 'A' Enter Mademoiselle- 4'Bon jour, Mademoiselle, we're ready for our French songsf' Bon jour, mes enfants, comment allez-vous? Chantons: Sur le Pont d,Avignon L'on y danse Llon y danse Sur le Pont d'Avignon On y danse tous en rond. 'A' HNOW each one may choose a songff KAY: 'QI want to be the fairy queenln BILLIE: KI am the captain of our soldier songf' JIMMY: 'QI am the Indian Chief. Hear my drum?,7 'A' wlloday is the day we are weighed. We threw our colds out of the window and are keeping well and strong. MYes, children, you have all gained, and now who is ready for our tea party?', CHARLYN: 'LI am, Mrs. Jones, and it is my turn to be the housekeeper. Illl set the table. VIRGINIA: 'Tm going to drink my milk and be well and happyfl i' uMrs. Jones, if we are very quiet during rest period, will you please read us a story? Yes indeed-then we shall go outside in the beautiful sunshine. Today is a good day for rosy cheeks, and we shall be very hungry for luncheonf' '4Good-bye, Mrs. Jones, I'll see you tomorrowf' l35l