Seven Hills High School - Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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MILESTONE THE SQUIRREL I have a little squirrel that sits upon the wall And chatters at the window and doesn't ever fall. He begs for nuts and cookies the cutest sort of way, He holds them in his little mouth, and then he runs away. Penelope Hall g 31d Grade I THOUGHT OF A POEM I thought of a poem all by myself, Of the animals that live on the mantel shelf. There is a monkey with a big brown tail. He sits by a great big whale. There is a dog, and there is a cat. Also there is a mouse and a rat. And they sit quite near the china cat. They are favorites as you can see, But please excuse me, it's time for tea! Margie Foshay 4th Grade A RAINY DAY On a rainy day in the winter The rain dirties up the snow, On a rainy day in the Spring The rain makes the flowers grow. On a rainy day in the summer Tennis you cannot play, Un a rainy day in the fall Gutside you cannot stay. Nancy Vinsonhaler 4th Grade A FAMOUS PARTY GC There was a rumble and a roar upon the Boston Harbor and waves washed up to the shore and the rocks where I was standing. I thought of a night over two hundred years ago when I was the newest of all light houses and my candle was the brightest ever seen. Clf A big boat was sailing around the bend, and my light was thrown on its deck where I could see a tall man with a red coat and brass buttons shout' ing to the crew. The boat was docked and on its bow were printed the words The Sarah Constant . GI Then I did not realize that on that night in December, 1773, was to be a famous land mark in history, and the beginning of a long hard war. page 47

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MILESTONE SNGW CGriginal Songb Snow, snow, everywhere, Cn the ground and in the air, Un the road and in the lane, On the roof and window pane. SNOW Snow, snow, everywhere, Now the trees don't look so bare, For they all are covered tight With a blanket soft and white. SNOW Snow, snow everywhere, Floating downward from the air, Snow banked up against the wall, All it does is fall, fall, fall. Penelope Hall 3rd Grade MY CAT I had a cat, and his name was Smokey. He ate a lot, but he was not pokey. We gave him a fish, and he said O goody. He got so fat that we called him 'LPuddy . Charlene Diserens 3rd Grade I 3 fl : 3 il 3, ' ,ifgfflilf f ' if ilv fay , f A I ew, L l 1' ' lx' I ' ff I f , y 1 , I' Il. ,I ' i-X if it xi: 125 I I nv? , ' PRIMARY PRIZE DRAWING Elizabeth Foshay 3rd Grade page 46

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111' I IL Z? I3 7' CD IV 13 Cf It grew dimmer as the night was drawing near, and the fog was rolling in from the sea, but I could see an occasional street light. GfThen I heard a lot of whooping and hollering, and I could not imagine where it was coming from, when I realized it was coming from the English boat. CIC Then my light was thrown on the deck. There I saw about twelve men in coats of skin and feathers in their heads. Then in the water I saw acid from tea floating with the current. If Suddenly the men, one of whom was the captain, were running to the shore with buckets of water and axes, for, at that moment, the g'Sarah Constant was up in flames. GK Finally the fire died down and the men trooped up the hill. The captain was as angry as he could be. He declared We will end this yet. Then I wondered what he meant for I think the Boston Tea Party ended quite well. Adele 'Thompson 7th Grade INTERMEDIATE PRIZE STQRY THE FIRST HUNT GCNanook sat quietly in the corner of the igloo, listening carefully as the excited Eskimo men talked. ClQ'LWe are starving , said the chief. The wolves have stolen our frozen meat, and all the strong young warriors have gone to hght in the battle for the White Father. We are but a council of old men and there is no one left in the village to hunt or fish. flf Suddenly Nanook ran to the center of the room, the shadows of the fire flickering across his face, 'II will bring food! he shouted. I am Nanook, son of the greatest warrior of them all, and my spears and arrows have been made from the grandfather of all walruses. They will shoot true. III G'You have the heart of a man, said the chief, but you have only seen twelve hunting seasons. Go see to the comfort of your dog, Mukleek, he added kindly. or ClfSilently, Nanook crawled down the long tunnel to where Mukleek was curled up in the snow waiting for him. My father killed his first seal when he was ten winters old! I can do as well. Come, we will try to find that white bear we saw on the ice two sleeps ago. GI He crept into his igloo and prepared himself for the hunt. Then he came out again and put on his snowshoes. L'Mush! he cried to Mukleek and they ran out over the snow. ' GQ They were walking, when suddenly Nanook stopped and shaded his eyes. Mukleek stopped, too, and sniffed the air. ClfL'See? whispered Nanook, Cut there on the ice. That is the white bear we sawf, He crept close and raised his long spear. It flew from his hand and buried itself in the animal. The bear whirled with such force that it seemed to rock the ice. Then he fitted an arrow in his bow and waited for the bear to get close enough to him. He let go and the bear dropped almost at his feet. page 48