Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MY KITTIES On Christmas Eve Mother and I filled my kitty's stocking. Her name is Priscilla. I put a can of Puss'n Boots cat food in her stocking, a. rubber ball, a catnip mouse, and a red ribbon with a bell on it. On Christmas morning my aunt came to my house and guess what she gave me? She gave me a little white kitty. Kitty had a Ilittle blue blanket and ribbon. The new kitty did not like Priscilla and she spit at her and would not go near her. I named her Snowball. Finally she was nice to Priscilla. ELLEN TANGEMAN, Third Grade if GEORGE WASHINGTON AND ABRAHAM LINCOLN George was a rich man. Lincoln was a poor man. George was born in a farm house. Lincoln was born in a log cabin. George went to a field school, Lincoln to a little back woods school. They were both good. They were both honest. George liked to play. Lincoln could not play. He had to work. George Washington was the first President and Lincoln was the sixteenth President of the United States. HELEN SULLIVAN, Third Grade 'A' CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS A long time ago in 1436 there was a little boy who was very poor. He came to Christopher Columbus. His father was a wool comber. He wanted Christopher to be a wool comber too, but Christopher wanted to be a sailor. He wanted to see the world. When he was a man he went to Queen Isabella of Spain. She gave him three ships. Their names were the Nina, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria. Then he sailed away. After he sailed a long time one of his sailors saw land. Columbus thought he was in India but he really discovered America but he did not know it. MOLLY MAISH, Third Grade if A BLANKET OF SNOW The snow is like a blanket. The hill is like a pillow. A bedpost is made by the old brown willow. We roll on the pillow. It's lots of fun. When weire up at the top then down we run SUZANNE LA Roi-3, Third Grade T401 I

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IHI IHIIIII IIIIIIIII ClNCINNATI'S BIRTHDAY One hundred and fifty years ago some white men came down the Ohio River. They wanted to make a city. They made this city opposite the mouth of the Licking River and between the Little Miami and the Big Miami rivers. lts first name was Losantiville and after a while they named it Cincinnati. lt got bigger and bigger and bigger because more and more people came. This week we are celebrating the one hundred and fiftieth birthday of Cincinnati. ELIZABETH CARSON, Third Grade 'k HOWSER Howser is a Saint Bernard dog. He is a very big one though he was only two years old on the tenth of November. He stands about three feet tall on all four feet. Don't you think he is a very big dog? Howser eats a big pan full of food every day. We made him a big house with one window in it and a big door too. He is brown and white. He is mostly brown, though. BETSY WULSIN, Third Grade 'A' ABRAHAM LINCOLN Lincoln was born in Kentucky. He liked to read books. The names of his books were, the Bible. flisopls Fables, Pilgrim's Progress, and the Life of Washington. One day Lincoln went to New Orleans on a flat boat. When he came home he was a country store keeper. Then he was a postmaster and then he was a surveyor. At last he was President of the United States in 1860. ANN WRIGHT, Third Grade 'A' MY DOGS I have a Cocker Spaniel. His name is Tony. He had eight puppies. I gave seven puppies away, and I had one left. Her name was Big Nell. One day she got run Over and Tony was very sad. But very soon he forgot. DOROTHY ANN WOOD, Third Grade 'A' THE SNOW It was indeed a dreary day. The snow was falling every way. XThe snow was falling so soft and sweet, It covered the ground like a great white sheet. KATHERINE LAHUSEN, Third Grade I 39l

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CAMP In Camp we have lots of fun. Wre horselmack ride, we hike and we have crafts. ln Crafts l made a pail' of moccasins, some hookends, and a pair of doilies for Mother. In camp we have a playday. On playday we play lots of games. At night we have a campfire. We sing songs that some of the counselors made up. At the end of camp we have a key Ceremony. The counselors give the awards for horseback and hiking and crafts. The next day we go home. wk JOYCE ANN FRANZ, Third Grade KITTY'S BATH 0ne day my Aunt came over and we washed my kitty. NVe went downstairs to the basement and put the kitty in the wash tub. The kitty was a little scared at first hut in a little while the kitty went in the water just as if'he had'been a dog. When my Aunt washed the kitty she held him unxder his chest and forgot to wash his chest so that it was very dirty. GLORINDA GOLTRA, Third Grade 'A' .- HONORABLE MENTION C3998 we ,' ,Lu-I-vi!-114 0054 Q 'W -f Q65 93 3 52 45 0 09232 ks ffyfyx 0 C JOAN HANSHMAN P11 I