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

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Fore x -I' ehold the Comet of 1924. Long have we . labored and patiently through wee small hours' 'that you might be given this memoir of high school days. Within this book We have attempted in a humble Way to record the joys and sorrows which go to make up high school life. It is impossible to put into this book all of the thoughts and feelings that we have for our School, but if you find embodied within its pages those phases of high school life which most ap- peal to you, then We have accomplished our purpose. To you we leave the Comet with this parting injunction Open its pages Without knocking and close them in the same way. Qf'TwofD 4 f w an 1,1

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De ication whose unceasmg care and patience have made the last three years of our High School life a success, We, the class of '24, with the utmost love and respect, dedicate this book. 'I' o our teachers, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Q2 Three KD CO E'T?ll