East Lansing High School - Ceniad Yearbook (East Lansing, MI)

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MAUD E. TRACY ASSOCIATE Em1'oR FRANK B. MQKIBBIX BUSINESS IVIANAGER E. LOUISE ALSDORF Associxrlfz ranrrrm ROY D. CHA PIN AIJVI-2N'I'ISING MANAGER

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GEO. A. FIELD HDI'ro1c-IN-CHIEF JUNE L. DAVIS As51s'rAx'r lanrrok RALPH G. HASTY ASSOCIATE EDITOR BETH HUME ASSOCIAT E EDITOR

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Editorials THE ORACLE once again makes its appearance, dressed in its new garb of '97. VVC cannot, as yet, know how it will be received by the public. Yet, judging by the reception of former ORACLES, it cannot but fall among beds of roses. Each year should show some change and improve- ment, and we believe that '97's ORACLE can mark some advancements in a few respects, at least. We have put on it a handsome cover, filled it with better paper and striven to increase its literary valueg that we have succeeded in this last we can only hope. .al For the past year or two there seems to have been very little of what is known as ponying. The teachers have laid much stress upon straightforward work, and nearly everyone has done it, and, although we conscientiously believe that the past year has been the hardest one which the seniors have seen for some time, We also believe that they have done their best. .29 Perhaps it has never been fully appreciated by all that it is the advertisers who make the publication of THE ORACLE a possibility. The merchants who have so generously advertised in THE ORACLE deserve that their advertisements be noticed and their stores be given iirst choice. Some, or many, have taken advertising space from motives of simply helping out a good thingg others have done so from a realization that they will reap their returns from an increased patronage. But it