Laingsburg High School - Looking Glass Yearbook (Laingsburg, MI)

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-.4-54 i- -Q.: f in' i V -1? l il I I 1 - COlVlMENClilVlENT PARTS 0 -o:vQ:'wsZQ-f O -N'zr1uiah1rg HUGH DOYLE ' XVe, the inemhers ol' the graduating class of 15120, ex- tend to you our heartiest greetiiigs. p First of all we wish to greet our friends and. l'l'lZllflVOS. l feel that I cannot say too much on this suhject. y 'l'o you, our parents. we especially wish to make you feel at home at this momentous moment ol' our career. We do not ex- pect to ever dare hope to rellect any credit uponiqyou hy the speeches we give this evening hut we at least hope you will stop worrying over whether he or she is going to re- sneinher that carefully prepared.-speech. f k' Next. we sincerely greet the school hoard, in Although we havea line looking audience, your august presence gives it the dignified air necessary to complete ,its perfec- tion. A Tl Our sclioolmates are also particularly wfelcome. A lnffact our hearts leap with .joy to see you among us to-night, for we realize that it is a supremeleveut in your young lives to view the Class of H720 in all its glory. .Despair not little ones, even the toddliug l reslimen of to-day will become the exalted Seniors of to-morrow. Q ii i A 2 And last, hut not least, comes the faculty who has so tenderly watched ever us during the past year. Upon Mr. Lippert, whose fatherly and henevolent nature has guided us over the rough paths of knowledge, andthe lady 'mem- liers ofthe faculty, we bestow a most generous welcome. Although most of you are rather tall this year it is my- pri- vate opinion that the school hoard has a weakness for tall women, hence we do not feel that your allotmen-lx ofthe welcome should exceed that of the less rangy individuals. No douht you will he interested in knowing the purpose

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gli1fv5h1nzm mass G9ffiJ:er5 GARNET HONSBERG ER President ARTHUR STICHLER Vice President WENDALL SEXTON - Secretary ' FOREST JAKEWAY Treasurer

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- 1 - l I of this human hacligrounil which you see clistrillutell over the stage. Perliaps I can give you a few hints that will enlighten you as to their real characters before they dazzle you with their oratoriczil splendor. We hail to elect a president: it isn't necessary to mention his naine as you can ilistinguish his excelleney hy the lines ol' worry anil wrinkles of Care on his nohle hrow. Realm Wooilhull I strongly suspect of being in a inent- ally ilelieient eonilition when he wrote the Class Will. He personzilly ailinits knowing more about at marriage lieense than ai will. ' I feel it my iluty to warn you against the yarn Lurissa Williams is going to spring. She is an olil hand :it the husiness ancl takes particular ilelight ii1 deceiving an in- nocent auilienee. The rest ol' the elass display their llefeets so conspicuous- ly that I ilo not eonsimler it necessary to name thein. In closing, I will again hiil you it hearty welcome. which I am sure you will more clearly feel when the other niem- lwrs of the class have cleliverml their ears-fully prepared e-pistles.