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

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June 1, 1937 THE BEACON Page 41 THE STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club is sponsored by Miss Bickhart in Room 42. The of- ficers are Dick Stevenson, Presi- dent, and Bob Jamieson, Vice Pre- sident. The club is making a big col- lection of U. S. stamps for ex- change with dealers countires. The club ing a collection of and U. S. stamps for lection. in foreign- is also mak- both foreign a school col KINDERGARTENS IN FORT WAYNE The city schools together with other public schools throughout the United States,are celebrating this year the 100th anniversary of the founding of kindergartens in this country. The first kindergarten was or- ganized 38 years ago in Fort Wayne at the Hoagland School and the late Miss Norma Allen was Fort Wayne's first kindergarten teacher. Miss Allen also organ- ized the first kindergarten class es in the Bloomingda1e,Hanna, and Nebraska schools at the turn of the century. Since that time kin dergartens have been established- in the public schools throughout the city. There are now 18 kinder garten centers in Fort Wayne with 15 kindergarten teachers, who teach 14OC pupils under the super vision of Miss Mabel K. Holland. Mr. Simpson: WName an edible pro duct of the meat-packing industr Pupil: Cthinking of by-products! LANGUAGE CLUB The Language Club has had many interesting speakers. Mr. Vernon Sheldon spoke to the Language C1ub.March 16 on French. Mr. Shel don, a World War soldier, told of the different things that happen- ed to him while he was in France. On April 13 Erie Hoppe, father of Natalie Hoppe, a member of the Language Club, spoke on the resem blance of the German words to the English. On April 20 Mr. Henry Meyers, the physical education supervisor, spoke on his trip to Germany in 1928. Bob Guzenhauser, 7A The SB's are making their dres ses and some made their May Fair Costumes. The SA's have traded off for seven periods this semester. The girls have learned to work with hammer and nails. The boys learn ed to cook, press pants, and sew on buttons. OLD DR. BROWN Old Dr. Brown, Was a merry old clown, He went on a case, With a jovial face, But came back with a most awful frown. He visited his patient twice a day And tried and tried in every way To find what ailed the poor Mrs. Heath-- They finally found she had mice in her teeth. Robert Budde, 6A Hair PiI1S- . ii . .i . E... J 2-- ' J . ',, ','.',' 1 figi t',' , ',',' ' ini' n .flQf..f 'i'. ' ggffjf ..'. 1,1'1f'1'11i'i ,. 3 .... TT. '. .'.v ' '.','.n,n '..' -+41 2 COMPLIMENTS OF ' SOUTHWEST MARKET Q5 E BLACK AND WHITE MARKET NO. 2 A COMPLETE FOOD SHOP :IE FOSTER PARKWAY GROCERY 1 WE DELIGHT IN PLEASING You eos W. FOSTER PARKWAY H-5371 TELEPHONE H-2103 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

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Page Aa THE BEACON g June I, 1957 I 'caPI1MNEt'6E t QEHMAMSI 'R'eME'-M'WA-IHIIA' HARRISON HILL DRUG STORE I BERNARD T. KEARNS E COR OF RUDISILL HLvD.AND CALHOUN H-4R86 H-51123. , I RUFUS R. ROTH 1 LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OLD AGE INCOME AND FAMILY PROTECTION Q JUST TELEPHONE A-7185--H Q In WE WILL SEND FOR YOUR FUR GOAT i WHICH WILL BE PLACED IN OUR f MODERN COLD STORAGE VAULT. BLAOKSTONE FUR SHOP l1O W. WASHINGTON STREET ...----..., ..... .. ..... ...... ........ ..... .... ...'.---- - In Miss Gasser' s room the pu' pils who are on the honor roll in writing are: Junior Kirtz, Eddie Vick, Jimmy Darroch, Florence Par lee, Jack Holloway, Dick Hutner, Barbara Listenberger, Patsy Moore Lester White, David Brown, Betty Lou Stair, Wanda Warden, Richard Keeier, David Auer, Jean Hoffman, and Russell Case. NEW LIGHTS The Barnes Electric Company has chosen our school in which to make an experiment with a new type of lighting. The purpose of this experiment is to see which type of light is the most effect- ive. The new lights were put in only three rooms, Miss Easter- ling's, Miss Horning's, and the- kindergarten room. NEON-ELECTRIC-PAINTINC 5 SALES SERVICE SUMMIT SIGN SERVICE , lO'7 E. SUPERIOR A-5253 ....,......, ..... -. ........ ...... .... ..-..,. ....,. N S'AvE75RROUdH ' LIFE INSURANCE ERNEST F. BRINKMAN 705 OLD FIRST BANK BLDG, PHONE A-2105 'E'. HQ RO'LI9- ' COAL AND SUPPLY COMPANY ..l?T9.3i?.710 E-HEHPPP ..,,, 5 Every Monday, in Miss Murphys have a hobby period. room, we Each boy and girl brings their individual hobby to work on. Some of the hobbies are making model airplanes, collecting stamps, knitting, and reading. Kenneth Breimeir, GA MOON BEAMS Across the lake shining bright Breaking the darkness of the night Lo to me it seems, Nothing so beautiful As those silver moon beams. Martha Lee Wake, 7B The first day after spring va- cation, Calvin Rose walked into Miss Wingate's room. The floor had just been waxed and Calvin ac cidently slipped and fell. Clever Dale Landis told Calvin he put on a very good floor-show.