Allen County Childrens Home - ACCH Highlights (Lima, OH)

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l I 4,g:jElEfh5xf, 55.5335 ::- un Q 'UU E -'Q I ,eariggf g he wht e , "P -'ft 2-1:1 I -- , Q of o I '.-I I I T his fe J t.! GIRLS music In music we practice for the various , rd d be tiful har programs which are always being prepared. ggagxgfitiiiing giant 258 Songs fggngiad- Right now we are preparing our Commencement songs. We are learning new songs right - along. It is easy for us to catch on to new zgei theiiigaiivgeg ggwagirxzszisgrgiln songs so we are always glad to hear the new thnmsgives Dgrothy LHMOHLBA ones that Hrs Angusih and Mrs Brown pick out e ' for us. MAKING TOWELS If a new song does not go well we usually """"""' do not go farther than merely to learn it. 'bil' Mrs'Brown h s been sick the Most of the time we like the new ones and can do them in a little while. I think all the girls appreciate singing. Dorothy Lnl0ns.8A 4441 w+4J GI RLS MUSIC CLASS. ALTOS S APRANOES Amy Fett M rcita Stippich Wilma Deltz Nelda Ramsey Marie White Ethel Richardson Vera King Betty Walters Naomi White Blanche Ramsey Diana Ferrier Helen Ferrier M ry Wnlters Doris Beam Jeanette Berg Corrine Lutz Doris Ann Arnold Delma Justice Dorothy LnMons Mildred Yarm n Hazel Lutz Ermal Sands Betty Wnrnick Mildred Petty Mary Bice. We appreciate the vork Mrs Anguish and M rs Brown are doing for us very much and hope that we may succeed. Dorothy LnMons.8A. MUS IC In music we hnve learned two beautiful new songs. They are,nThe Flag Without u StainU,andH Keep on Hopinn. We sang them before e group of tenchers. We are now lerrning HSnnta Lucian and the second verse of nhos of Tra Lee.U These are CContinued next colum l mostly known and used for their 'ihhi untion and have not quite decided which girls of the Glee Club have been mning towels for the Institution. They are very pretty. They are made up of differeni colors. Almost every girl has made two. The girls also do some singing while they are working on the towels,so we have singing while we work on the sewing. Hazel Lutz, A. GOOD Q13 GLEE CLUB The girl's Glee Club has been together four years and it has been veny level to be a part of it. We who will graduate are very sorry to leave and will miss the music very much. Mrs Anguish and M s, Brown are lovely to the girls and have taught us forty or fifty songs. We love to to sing together and will hope to get into glee club work in high school. Anyway we will never forget our school, our teachers and the lovely things they have done for us. Corrine Lutz,8A. i-K-H-i9-X-N-k2JA6PkX-3L-X6'.-kJiS?H'r?1-X-l-X-X4f3!-iJ2-X-'k?r In Music we have learned two beautiful new songs. They are,WThe Flag Without a Stain,W nnd2Keep on Hopin,n We sang both of them before a groups of teachers. We are learning Santa Lucia and the Second verse of Rose of Tra Lee. Dorothy LnM0ns.8A. ..- -......,.,....-1...- .....,.--......l....,, .. . Qs -sl 75 l Q. . W 1

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Ccontinuod from last pngel I suppose I should also tell about the party we had not long ago. We went to the Wolf and Dessauer store in Fort Wayne and had our dinners. We went to the Palace Th- eatre and saw the picture,WStrike Up The Band,N I enjoyed it very much. Well I do not seem to think of anything more to :ey so I will soon close up this cllrt letter. OLYes, a Sw of our boy scouts had a first aid test. They got a grade B. They lost out on a new blind fold test which they were required to take. The contest was in Chicago. If they would have won they could have gone to Washington D.C. Well I will close for this time and I hope that I will soon hear from you. Your pen pal. Hazel Lutz. i, U ,, V, orgg,uVHMHH, INDIANS Long,long ago before America was known r a race of people known as Indnans lived he e They were of a reddish complexion,brown eyes,black h ir,and high cheek hones. They lived far different than we, They ate from wooden or clay dishes which hey fashioned. They lived in tepees and hunted for their living with the bow and arrow. The wild and dangerous Indiana had no pity on anyone they considered as an enemy. They were free and did as they pleased. They had their own rights and did as they pleased. Then Columbus discovered America. M ore white men came and it became known as America. The Pilgrims came in the Mayflower The place of the Indiana has been token by the white man. However to this day there ar many Indians living here much as any other people might. Helen Ferrier,7A. eefsmeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseHesseeeewss PREPARING OUR ANNUAL INDIANS QE AMERICA The North American Indians are a rat of very interesting people. When we tha: of them it is usually as a race of warn like people a nd blood thirsty. But the u til after t When the whi welcomed ther the white mer their supply to fight back Indians were not that way white man came to America. nnn first came the Indians and made friends. But when took their land and killed of wild animals they began They scalped and killed many white men. T ere are only a few Indians today in tht United S tates as compared with the num- ber of whites. Delma Justice,8A. V fsesesssssssssssswssss INDIANS 1 Indians are peaceable people if you are peaceable with them. When the white men first came to America the Indians were peaceable. They thought the white men were angels and were sent from heaven. Then the white men killed them,took their land, and destroyed their game they th ught different and went on the warpath. They had a Great Spirit whom they asked when they wanted rain or anything. If the spirit did not grant their wish they thought the Y had done something wrong and they were bein ing punished. There are man Indians in the Unites States today. Wilma Deltz.8A2 44ses44assaseessseessesssssssssw INDIANA HISTORY There were Indians living on the con- tinent of North America before the white man came here. The Indians lived and did their own way. They caught fish in the lakes,of which there were plenty. There o was gold and man other substances be-' neath the surface. S oil t. d .t. When the white man came civilization The first step is co ec ing an wri ing. H . . . began. Schools were established, and This work is done by the reporters. The secondhmrches built, The Indians taught the step is checking and copy work. The third ...S 5. . step is making the stencils which is fdlloweduhlie men how to raise Corn' The Whites by the printing. The fifth and final step is the assembly. The completed edition is now ready for distribution. William Rhonemus,?A. 44442wewas4+s+444+a444+s++e++e44+44 INDIANA HISTORY Indiana History is a very interesting subject. It goes back many years. Every person sh uld have a good un erstanding og Indiana History. Our book contains many dates of important happeningszwurs, life of individuals, as Washington,Lincoln,etc. Every child should have a good u derstand- ing of the history of his country. Mildred Yarman,8A. men were told to put a fish in each hill that they planted. More and more people were cominz to America. More and more things hHPPeDed T14 until we have the wonderful and m0d6FD things of today and live in a better world. Ermal Sands.7A. assesses: ' eusaiaxssea Eugene: Iv'e called about the job for a smart messenger boy. . Manager: Sorry,my lad, the vacancy was filled yesterday. Euegene: Th6n it's a smart manager you need to take the sign out of the window. kHPA4+ ' i"X"3f"3f'3Hf'