University School for Girls - Castanon Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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,f' W .ff 1 'QF ,ff A N A e f 1' L ia, if TC an I Us 1 1 i ,L . . A Q ,Q I4 I ll 'f4 f X , THE OLD CLOOK'S STORY Last night it was very still in the hall. There was no sound but my ticking. Suddenly in the moonlight I saw two little mice. They were playing hide-and- go-seek. The big mouse ran over my face to get into the hole in the wall. I did I10t like it and struck one and down the mouse ran to his hole and never came back to the hall again. MAYMIE PASCHEN, Grade IV THE BAD LITTLE BOY AND THE GOOD LITTLE GIRL Once there was a little girl and her name was Helen. One day her mother bought her a kitten. Helen was very happy with the kitten but she would have been happier had there not been a bad little boy who lived next to them. One day the kitten got out of Helenls yard. Helen did not notice this for she was playing with some children. All of a sudden she heard a piteous mewing and so she looked up and there was her little kitten by her side. just then she saw the bad boy and he had evidently been throwing stones at Puff Cfor that was the kitten's namej. She scolded the boy severely and she never let the kitten out of the yard again. JOSEPHINE LOGAN, Grade III SPRING WAKING Once there was a little flower. She was asleep all winter. One day early in the spring the sun shone bright and said to the flower, Come out, little flower. The flower did not hear the sun at first. The flower liked her nap. But she said, ML Sun, are the robins here? The sun said, Come and see. The flower got up in her white night cap. When the robins sang the grass turned green. 'Tis springf, said the sun. ,Tis springf, Louisa SCHEIN, Grade III THE BLUEBIRDS AND THE ROBINS There was a little bluebird sitting on her nest, The mother flew away and then there were less. I saw a little robin come hop, hop, hop. I tried to catch him but he would not stop. There were two little birds that were happy and gay, One flew away the very next day. ALMA LEVINSON, Grade III 82

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