Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Honorable Mention)

Honorable Mention)
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An airship sailed in the sky blue.
High above the country fair;
II sailed and sailed the whole day through
And down shooting through the
air. ARTHUR MOBILES,
S24 B. Twenty seventh street, age Is; BS,
Twepty-eighth street school
wrights' balloon of color blue,
Sailed through the gilt-edged clouds so
1t broke the records through and through.
And went on sailing through the air.
HELEN MARIE FERGUSON,
s246 Emmett street,1a age IA; l.. A. high
The ocean tossed its waves blue,
The maid young and fair
And breakers big she'd dive right through,
Just like bird through the air.
ANNA M. PELREN.
1901 e. Thirty-thrd street; Al. Vernon
avenue school
We had a parrot blue,
Which we bought at the fair;
And he would jump right through
A hoop into the air.
ELEANOR SARGENT,
Grade S. Terminal.
A little maiden all dressed in blue.
Her cheeks very fair;
And when her daily tasks we're through,
She went for spin in the evening air.
MILDRED JACKSON
Age II; BE, Bailey street school. Whittier
Beyond the mountains OF blue
There are flowers sweet and fair
That when the breezes blow through
Sweet fragrance fills the air
II. OLIVE MILHOUS,
Age IA; first year preparatory, Whittier
college, r.. F. d. No 1, Whittier.
The little maid with eyes blue,
And rosy checks fair,
Was singing AS she wandered through
The bracing country air.
FIOSSIE GERMAN,
sos S. Sycamore street. Santa Ana; AS,
- First street school,
The sky is so blue
And the weather is fair;
I will take a trip
Through the nice fresh air
GERTRUE ANDREWS,
Age II; BIS. Burnett school. Burnett.
When the skies are blue
And the days are fair,
When my morning tasks are through,
Then is the time to play in sunshine and
air. FRANCIS PARKER,
sS1s Sunset boulevard; grade b.
Her eyes were the deepest OF blue;
She was fairest OF all the fair;
Not one could be found the world through
With such bewitching air
Terminal school: 7th grade Terminal.
When heavenly skies are clear and blue
And Wollaber's straight about the fair
dearly love to wander through
The valleys and breathe the balmy air.
MYRL wALDMAN,
s94 Pine street, Riverside; Grant school,
9Th grade.
Something blue,
And not very fair
Went flying through
ALMA BENNETT,
1916 S. Los Angeles street; age IL; AS
grade, private school
Oh, the sky is SO blue.
And the world so fair
That 1t sends sunshine through
LEoTA TURNER.
Grade 8, East whittier school; age 1s.
Her eyes are blue,
Her skin is fair;
But Pm quite through
OF living air.
6es W. Thirty-sixth place Jefferson street
school.
When the sky is blue
And the weather Is fair.
The birds fly through
The fresh morning air.
ROSE WILLIAMS.
500 N street; age 13; grade 7, Kern Cal
There is sky so blue,
There is a moon so fair;
There's stars shining through,
But we're more thankful for air
RUTH COVEY,
Wilson avenue. Pasadena.
A maiden with eyes of blue
And a face the fairest of fair,
A big purple room passed through
Out into the sweet fresh air.
DAN EVANS
Age 10; 9th grade, Deyore school, Devore
Under the skies so blue
There lived maiden fair
Who worked the whole day through
Out in the~cool fresh air
MARGUERITE HALLICYs
Grade g. Llewellyn school, age 10, Los
Alamitos.