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CM RCN' J' Use S-, '1 ' '- T'-ease'-' T' :' :':'5 9 3 S--'-'Q'-'r Vue Pr-fs-:r-rf Baie M- f S lf ' f : 3' H' 9 'Hz J 1 1 Nz' ur SECOND QOW' R3 rf F Lg' 1. A -rf Q rv Tff- L 1 L -r rf' v L wow, ww--, S' ,.S-- Seger, of Wider: 'JA - 3 'z' Cv v' Er' Q, 1' Q-' H VJ. Jw--1 CH' U':1CE'Q N 1' - 1 E' v A 1-S 1 r ,V .- K-f 5 -V 1- 1 we Row- rf' Q Hr- Auvee' Ewa' ,4 - Azz'-n Paw' ir' .: 5' ' Q V ' f Aus-r PBSENY Ulf!! 5C'LJPi f Kr- iv. if rl as F E- : .n f'-' 1- .. ur . I 9 R 1 M Sf. 'irq Q HJ ,Q , gl VV, . .Q,.S-- '- , , L ,ef y. LINCOLN D H fs enferralnhq fwhen fhe Case 75 nor your own fd wafch 'he change whkh 'he bowerLu' En' Uuenee of The schoo' ehecfs ubon cer'a'n new +eacners. Vfhen Mr. Olhs can-e 'o +n4s sence! and before he became sponsor og fhe Lincon Debahng Club, he was quIe+, re+IrTnq-ahnosf shy. Buf fhe necessny of rnainfainfng cornoara- hve duief durKng one of fhose no?cr4ou3 L. D. C. 'YWSQLFQS nas rnade hfnn donna and even a Wire overwhehnng, Beadng 'WS Qnange n V- Cl N Wag a 'Me 'nore reverenf than usua when L addreazed nrt 'Good affernoon, Mr, OHS. N hdzge you are Lee! 'ng well foday. U had nor glven fhe rnadfer of heahh rnuch fhcuqhx, un+'? Wen- Vvhy now do you do, im Q33 'Q see you. EBATINC5 CLUB Inq. Have you a llsf of fhose speakers handy? 'Well. he said, +o +eH +he +ru+h, +ha'r plan didn? exachy pan ouf so weNI as we Though? 1+ wouid. In fad, we've had onNy a few speakers. Bu+ we did have 'rhe pleasure of Hs+enIng ro Mr. Crawford and Mr. L-1aHoran, of The Crawford Defechve Agency, +ell us abou? fhe Operahons QffhefamqyugXuL'1L'lSf.X'. I+ was very In+eres+inq.'! 'H rnus+ have been. And who were some of 'he ofher speakers you had dunnq 'rne year?' 'Weil, Mr. Doohffle sooke a few rrnnufes. He 5 +he new co-sponsor, you know. Mr, Tom WaNsh, of +he Grand Rapids Anporf, spoke fo us on The Innorovenwenfs of aerTa' fransporfahon, I'rn sure we enjoyed bofh. W'ha+ have serve 35 your socfal anedrs been You wart ar fn'erv'ew on 'ne adv 'es 55 'he 'S year Mr. GLS? Lrcsn Debahnd CLus 1 zuobose. A :raw EC 'Oh dear nee wha? f .:1n1'1 'ney been? We 'ne Paz' word 'JECCVGAW2 ,. H613 a Ia+her'and son bandue+ cn May 29fh. Thai ! was ea'ed. Tnk was a 'oo eaa, W :cud wasn? so bad. Eu' you sfouc have seen +he eee 'ha' he waz 'n Fi deed nufnor and +na' 1 navy on fhe rooh .veud PCL have 'Q draw hrn eu' C w7'hcu' And fhen 'N he sed Lfnere was The ?nE+?a+ion. 5ur f-r HCC L safe 'ff Vi C 'i ani Viva VJQ PGS a 'ri' iasi Erma 'n 'a+Aen.' :ard if 'fri tr nu fy L, JC. Un5df'Lna'f' , 1 Qiudnx' vay 'Q near +ne as been nd fo 'ave grgea-e ' v 'ree' nefak. fflfllj , as J 1 WV NX w ' 1 -53 6 . f,A5. ,:-1 5' f 1 Q y Q7 ji ,Q Z ,: ' s Y 1 ' - NQGATKVEAAEX Jfa ' 0 Q, 0 X HF G' ENB uv F ' ' I - -
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.A -J 'T 9 BOTTOM POW: H-.ff Jfavev fSecre'ar,' Arre Aiefander Nice Presiderfl, Peg Loels 'Presde-n'i E'ea'a' To qa T a Sfer May' A.'1ers.' .lair Hvfkins SEQOND ROW' Duofh, Pe'e'Se' Maw R311 Barbara Pie-'ce Be , OB B Kpme, T'-eiese Kr 'e Jem- K-fired.. TVVPD POW Miss MJ.Na.gh1,' lA'1viSf:'i Be , Ke'-'ffm Jye' Larver, M J Wpcu, Mafory LA b.i'f.1vz Fnsf M ss DeJx'ge IA'1visf-fl. FOIJKTH ROW: Van Jaw Ere' Mane' Mons B Onwhier RUN Je'f'S V3 ' lfnf.L 'i' L V1'P.',v -1' FV-' Delver. ABSENT FPOM PICTURE: Sfvlef A 1 Eff V'i'ia s D fa euiqo. HOBBY CLUB I ask my reader: Did you ever Ilunk geomelery? I-lave you ever been fold, ever so sweefly and quielly, fha? if would be beller for you 'ro lake Geomelry II over Ihe following semesler, rafher Than To arlempf +o pass The examinafion? If you have, you will undersland whal fear and Irepida- Iion I carried in my hearl when l sfrolled in Ioulf wardly calm and superiorl Io inlerview Mis: Declonge. She was, queerly enough, unoccupied as l enf Tered. Oh, hello fheref' she said. I suppose you wanl Io hear abou? I-lobby Club now. She conlinued, Hobby has had a very evenllul pro- gram This year. We even had Kiwi rush spreads -one al 'rhe caieferia and one al Mary Ander- son's home. I said, Were There many - Oi course. Vlfe were swamped wilh applie ca+ions This year. The giris all wanl +o get info Hobby, you know. Oh, I see. Miss DeJonge opened her desk drawer and removed a slack of 'rhose vicious looking liflle cards, all covered over wilh geomelrical figures, which her sfudenls are supposed +o learn. She sorfed 'rhem as she Talked. 'll-lobby hasnil ever had pins belore This year, you know. MNO, I don'I know. iWell, +hen, she said impafienlly, They havenl. Thal was our Iirsf big proiecf oi The year. We wen? righr Io work and ordered fhem. I Think +hey're very pre+'ry, don'+ you? I don r know, I haven? seen Them. Bu'r you lllflff have. Everybody has one. 'lBu'r I haven'l. She looked a+ me rafher sharply. You aren'f co-operaling very well, are you? Why, Miss DeJonge. llfici- you Talk, I said. and changed 'rhe subiecl ralher hasfily. WhaI ofher oulsfanding evenls has I-lobby parficipaled in?l' Well, There was The Porfia Baskefball Game. We beal fhem. of course. And Then we had a Mo'rher's Day Tea af Dorofhy Pelersens home. We had a beach parfy af Grand Haven, +oo. Wha+ do you mean by ffm, Miss DeJonge7 Well, by some coincidence, There was a prominenl boys' club presenl af Ihe same lime. A happy coincidence, I remarked. Thai, she said, is a ma'r+er of opinion. The inlerview was over. if he , eg l? IIE: X V g . - ' Tx . li Ag X Z, g ll O B S '
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BOTTOM ROW: Rooefl Hgwa fl Aga Mfgfq Vff- Prager--' HL , Pzsec-err, flgglqenf Wafer Sffnef 'Secrf 3 J Beach lT'easJ'-af, B'ake Janes. SECOND POW- Dew-2, E 1eS 1 F'f':fr-:v Vue ier, Ne sz' S.-farfhex Mr. James A Wi' iam Vardenlierg RoDf:rfGfee ,Thc l1s Ke U. THIRD ROW' Jyrfs Bane .laik Kimf' Richard Boo ow W' F Frcoxr James Park Pelerson, Gordon Darrnh. ABSENT FROM PICTURE' Reber? Be lew. Burke Phillips Jai' Zz' P h E'gels'ra, Rccerl Leslie, Arle Schnicdef, D ao Wi nop Ji Schzwerhzrr. I-ll-Y CLUB I walled palienlly unlil Mr. James had fin- ished pounding a condensed version of The his- lory ol Michigan inlo The heads of several hapless sfudenls. Then I slepped lo his desk, bul' he beal me lo lhe draw. Wha+ do you wan+7 he asked. Money? Tuloring? Tickelsffl I shook my head and essayed a grin. 'Nolhing like lhal. I iusl wanl lo know whal I-li-Y has done lor lhe lasl year. Mr. James ulfered a hollow groan and shook his head. Any+hing buf lha+, he mullered. You should ask me whal' l-li-Y hasn'l done. If I were lo lell you 'lhal lhey visiled an underlaker. would 'rhal give you an idea ol whal youlve 7.. asked. I blinked. They visiled an underlakerl Ah - professionally? No, if wasnll lor professional reasons. Thalls only parl of The program Henry Roseberry, our presidenl, and I have inauguraled This year. You see, we made if a poinl lo have a speaker- an aulhorily upon some profession or sporl'-al almosl every meelingf' I nodded brighlly and removed lhe prolession- al looking nole-book from my pockel, bul al The look on Mr. James' lace replaced if hasfily. He cleared his lhroal and proceeded. According lo lhal plan, we were addressed by Mr. McBride, on The World War: Jack Loeks, on his lravelst Mr. Baker, on The Olympics: Miss Ewald and Miss Wrighl, on Jrheir +rip lo England' Mr. Edward Dreier. wilh some Michigan wildlile piclures' and, because some ol our members evidenced an inleresl in underlaking, Mr. Mel' call, ol The Melcalli Funeral Parlors. The Talk proved so inleresling fhal 'rhe club visiled his es+ablishmen+ al a laler dale. Our program was noi all educafional, how- ever. We had more lhan our share ol social evenls This year. Ol course, you remember +he Pioneer Prom Iasl lall. Thal was our lirsl big evenl of lhe year. A Few weeks laler we inviled lhe Lincoln Debaling Club +o a lillle parly al lhe Y swimming pool. Nol exaclly a social event bu+, neverfheless. a parly. Early lhis Year, we had a spread al Frank Pelerson s house and, a lillle laler, a progressive dinner. We had dales on lhal onefl He cleared his lhroal and looked worriedly aboul. Tha+ is, lhe boys had dales. Bul' lhe crowning social evenl ol lhe year was lhe beach Oarly al Lake Michigarxll g' 77 .vi l sa-zfff I A 5 L E .,.,-lm. A X ' sauna., 5 If J A
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