Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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THE Sllll lllllllllll THE THINGS I SAW I saw a beautiful blue Butterfly. I saw a walking stick. I saw a walking leaf. Where do you think I saw them? I saw them at the Museum of Natural History. NANCY CROTHERS, Second Grade 4 THE MAMMOTH The Mammoth had two big tusks. He had fur. He lived thousands of years ago! He looked like an elephant. He was bigger than a room. He was an ele- phant cousin. JACQUELINE HEWITT, Second Grade 4 THE SNOWFLAKES Do you know how many Snowflakes come down? Nobody has ever found two alike! They have six points. They look like lace. They come so quietly. POLLY KECK, Second Grade 4 FERDINANDO I have the book of Ferdinando. He is a funny little bull. He doesn't like to fight. All the other bulls liked to fight. He sat and smelled Howers. ANN GOODALL, Second Grade 4 THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD I like the roses. They are so pretty. The rose is the loveliest flower of all. It smells so sweet. JEAN WALLACE, Second Grade T371

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HIIIT TIH FHIINI THE FIRST HHAHE ON THE BEACH This story is written in Miami Beach, Florida. Yesterday we went down on the beach. If you don,t know who the Weis are, one is Mother. It was nice and I found a little girl to play with. She is going home Sunday. It was a girl that was five and a half years old. I made some cakes. The little girl went down and got me a bucket of water and we made a garden. Then she brought her ball and I had mine and we both made a nice little hole and rolled our balls into it. The beach was sunny but very windy so we had to go back to the hotel. ELIZA LLOYD, First Grade if SNOW Snow is white It comes in the night You can't hear it fall It makes a snow ball It covers all the ground Snow all around. It covers house and tree It covers me. NANCY Louisa NELSON, First Grade if OUR PETS Cricket is our oldest pet. He is a dog. Our next pet is a bird Peeps. He sings when we come to breakfast. He sings when we feed him. My rabbit is a very smart pet. D0 you know what he does? He stands up against the wire gate to beg for food. We have a duck. He is white. We have a chicken. We have no more pets. SANDRA HAUCK, F irsl Grade 'k TOOTS AND SKIPPER Toots and Skipper are two dogs. Toots is little. He is black and white. Skipper is big. He is brown and white. Toots is a Boston Bull. Skipper is a Collie. Skipper had a sore paw. Mother wanted to doctor him. He did not want to be doctored. She had to push him into the house. She had to tie up his paw. He had to walk on three legs for a long time. ELIZABETH LEGG, First Grade T361

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CUR DOG How we found our dog. One summer my brother and I wanted a dog. One day we were in our car. We went to many dog kennels. At last we found our dog. He is a Samoyed. When we got home my brother Hass named him Jo Jo. FRANCES BLACK, Second Grade if A BUTTERFLY Once I saw a butterfly light upon a Hower bright, in the sunlight. MARY IVES DIJHME, Second Grade 4 MY FOUR KITTENS I have four kittens. Two are white, one is gray, one is black and white. They play with a ball. I love to see them roll on the floor. They like milk. CAROL Lockwoon, Second Grade ir INSECTS An Insect has six legs. A fly is an Insect. A Hy is bad. A roach is an Insect. A roach is bad. A lady bug is an Insect. A lady bug is good. HELEN DEVINE, Second Grade 'A' A POEM ABOUT MARCH The March winds blow Away the snow, They seem to say Come another day. The wind keeps blowing, The snow went away, The buds are popping every day, They seem to keep on popping The same old way. When the buds were up They seem to say Thank you March, And all the other days. HAVEN JONES, Second Grade I38l