Harrison Hill Middle School - Beacon Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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June l, 1957 THE BEACON Page 5 mm i sa - THE PUPPY AND THE YO-YO TRUE HAPPINESS What is that green and black thing that keeps bobbing up and down from the end of that string? It certainly isn't any,kind of a dog and it certainly isn't alive, yet it keeps bobbing up and down. I think I'll bark fiercely so it won't hurt anybody. Woof! Woof! Yippie!now I've broken the string Now it won't keep bothering me.OH dear, I guess Joan didn't like that, now I have to go to bed.I'm a very disappointed pooch, but I got rid of that green and black thing! Lois Bailey, GA THE LOST NEWT One morning Miss La France looked in the terrarium. The newt was not there. She looked under the moss. The newt was not there. She looked under the pan.The newt was not there. Miss La France ran to Miss Gross. She said, UOh,Miss Cross! The newt is lost.n Miss Gross said, WOh, Oh, The newt is lost.N Miss Gross ran to look for the newt. She looked under the pan moss. She looked under the Then she looked on the floor. She said, HOh, Oh, here is the He crawled out of his home.0 By Class of lB's newt PIONEERS Pioneers did not live like we do. They did not have as many books. One family had a school- book besides the Bible. The first book was a spelling book. Their books did not have pretty pic- tures like we have in our books. Billy Kay Trier, BB The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes but in liking what one does. When John was a boy his father advised him to take piano lessons. He said that after years of ,hard study John would give happiness to oth- ers and eventually to himself. Jim's father told Jim the same. John was an indifferent boy and decided at once it would be too hard to spend years at a musical instrument.He wanted only to play the harmonica. His spirit killed the idea at once. Jim was differ- ent. He decided to make himself like the piano. He knew achieve- ment is g1ory.Jim spent two years at one college and three years at another studying music. Jim is now a musical personality while John is an ordinary man noted for practically nothing. Louis Hallenstein, 8A THE STOP SIGN I am a stop sign.USTOPHis writ ten on my nice, yellow coat in big, red, letters. To many people I am a great help but to others, just a bore. One day a goof Cas they call them in the schoolsl saw me but didn't do what the red letters told him. Instead, he kept right on going. Another car was coming. The goof saw it. The goof steered his ear a little to the left. He didn't run into the other car but he did run into my friend Mr. Telephone Pole. Poor I guess he Mr. Telephone Pole. was pretty badly hurt.Those goofs especially sure make me angry, when they hurt my friends. Ruthann Sticgler, 7A