Grand Haven Senior High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Grand Haven, MI)

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IB ILUJIE 0 GOILID .!,,,,-...... .... - - I E I -I- be AXNI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1IHI1IH11IH--H111 1 1 -1111-ui, - I Quoted from an Aflllress of R. Perry Shorts k'American manhood is a manhood of thrift. Hard ' work is of course necessary. but it is useless unless we save. If you can't save money, you might just ' as well quit right here-for you haven't a chance : for success. Every fortune you see is proof posi- ' tive that somebody worked and saved. The will to I save is an invaluable asset in these days of ex- I travagance-because it is so rare. Every time we - get some money, we say to ourselves: 'Shall I now Z buy that luxury I want. or shall I buy more ' capital? . . . The thoughtful man figures that Z a luxury that costs 35100 today, actually costs in - addition SW or more interest on that money lor : S3 a year! all the rest of his life .... That is why intelligent people are seldom spendthrifts. The I time to save money is while you are young. 31.000 saved at age 24 is as good as 32.000 saved at 48. The first 351.000 will have grown to 33.000 by the 1 time you are 60, without adding one penny to it. . . . I This IS presented with. our compllments ' :ws I THERE IS N0 SUBSTITUTE FOR A I SAVINGS ACCOUNT I in 'aThe Bank Where You Feel at Homen ' STATE AND FEDERAL SUPERVISION I I ,.- ..,, ..---- . ,.- ,... - .t,. -U. ------ - - .- - .- - .--1... - - - -H.--H+ Sixxyii' I' A II T Qu ,f fmt, A - '- -4 -f5....., ,..u.....e....,...........,........... 51243