Lansing Central High School - Oracle Yearbook (Lansing, MI)

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Next to a Good Education' N N eomes.CleanIiness. I p I , A L 1 1 Custom' Shoe Shop, YOU CAN GET THE BEST LAuNunY wonx AT THE ' 1- A gD-I-:As THE RUN. THAT'S THE PLACE - - V TO HAVE REPAIRING DONE.i ' He does good work with neatness A E. D. COLE, PROP. ' ' 110-112 GRAND ST, - ' and dispatch. 1215 MICH. AVE. EAST. There were three men in the party, and they were sitting in the smoker trying to see who could tell the biggest story. The first man started in With a record breaker but the second man even Went him7 one better. When the turn-for the third man's story came, he Was found - I to be speechless and unable to move. The pair of lieshad par-a-lyzed him. ' , It is supposed that Adam was very severe With his boys, as we know that Aoel died from the effect of a -Caining. T' . . lice mam Boba bales a.PiS11a. ww Saratoga mineral water. .. AFINELINE OF... ' - W . . . DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, Choice Perfumes at I5c. per Oz. A ' ' 1 CLOCKS, OPTICAL GOODS ' Full lille DRUGS, MEDICINES AND SILVERWARE. I Q and TOILET ARTICLES, at A ' i V V 1 105 WASHINGTON AVE. NORTHw . , , it I I 51 S1 ,REPAIRING OF FINE WATCHES ' DRUGGISTS. AND JEWELRY A SPECIALTY. '

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STUDENTS, . . when in need of d Good, Stylish Suit or OVGTCOGLJWWG would he pledeed to . nerve you can on-- Tne Rencmie olormers, For Anything in the Line of I DIAMONDS, 1 WATCHES, , ESILVERWARE, or JEWELRY, Call on .V V ' I F. W. LAl'lPl-IERE. I . H' cg' 2l8 Washington Ave. South. K I . I I - I J. J. HEFXTH, I - T1-ui JEWELER . c . ,,, FINE' wA'rcH REPAIRING V l fm vi!-3:A:g, 'i'.'in11I: IIIIIUIMII :'y-ly.Il,gQ h. A Illllla f 6 i f Medals, Class:Pins, Etc - flf Q Q . A if 7 E' ' ' 2 5:3 Made to order. WSRIDSQ -gg: - M 6 ' 'KJ fl REMEMBER THU PLACE X T rlqf 'II ' - - I -. he . 215-17 N. wAsHmG'roN Ave.. 0 X I llllfgl llllllllllllll . I I . ul- :lnf'!lI !l:-T 'N I I in 7 Q 1 ml. . I.: - Q x I :- n.- 2, -,EK ans ugh! Miz' X E l f 9 .2 ' - an Hilap' J. ' ... . 'Q - ,vi . .w-' is W af' I . -,-Q .. .:5::,,l1,,h5..pk' ' CD . be . - FA III . L.F-XNSING, MICHIGAN. I am SIR ORACLE, when I ope my lips I gf 4 Q 1 . ' let no dog bark. . . Iope my lips to say that there HAVE BEEN teachers who essayed to teach without the - . L . .. MICHIGAN SCHOOL MonERAroR. S It is pleasing to note that such are fastjbecoming 'fHave Beens. Vaccination will not protect teachers from having severe tits, of fossiliza- tion, petrefaction, hibernization. Subscribing for the MODERATOR, and reading it carefully, makes teachers absolutely free from all taint of these sad diseases Some Lansing teachers have eked out a miserable 'existence Without the MODERATOR-Dust now covers their mummilied remains. Here are some of its attractions: The Latest Geographical News, The Latest Political News, The Latest Gen'l Educational News, Sample Blocks, . , . The Latest State Educational News, Special Day Exercises, V, Gleanings, Songs, , Enigmas, Hidden Names, Etc., Methods. Devices, Etc., ' ' The Editor's Hints from Squintsf' Primary Department, . . . Mathematical Department, . M0fHlDi Exercise Suggestions, School aw Decisions, Examination Questions, Asked and Answered, Don't Beg It! Don't Borrow It! Don't Lack If! b A 3E-'PAGE S EMI-BKONITH LY. , 6407 Pages Per Year. '- ' 'U 51.50 per year, Club rates, 31.25. Q + . - H. R. PATTENGILL, Editor, Lansing, Mich.

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Thoman, Bertha Urquhart, Carrie' Wilson, Rena Weigman, Henry Ward, Clinton Wilson, Florence Ziegler, Will Diehl, Frank SOPHOMORES. Alsdorf, Grace Appleyard, Louis Abbott, Glen Allen, Belle Burnett, Bertel Beamer, Bruce Brown, Ida Barringer, Bessie Bailey, Lena Burdick, Austin Burnett, Harry Bush, Minnie Bement, Frank P' Brown, Dot Clippert, Martin Cowles, Mary Clark, Nellie ' Coleman, N-ina Curry, Mabel Clark, Gertrude 1Roster of 1bigb' School Ctontinueb Carven, Charles Collins, Clinton Clement, Olive Cook, Will Donnely, Mae Driggs, Luella Donovan, Homer Dail, Arthur Dell, Eda Dunnebache, Frank Ellis, Mamie Edmunds, Perry Foster, Walter Fuller, Mina Ferle, Carrie Forester, Albert Fulton, Thorne Flint, Harry . Gross, Jutie Hunter, Claud Hill, Bertha Howe, Pearl Hodges, Mary Hart, Edith Havens, Coral Humphrey, Claud Hagadorn, Herbert Hill, Pearl Hopkins, Maude Hedges, Florence Hale, Della ' Ingersoll, Jessie Knott, Winifred Kunkalman, Tony Lodholtz, Virginia Leavenworth, Fred Linden, Charles Larose, Maude Lazelle, Jessie Mevis, Gertrude Manne, Leslie Morrissey, Mary Norris, Alta Nottingham, Bret Powers, Maggie Plowman, Erma Pitt, Earl Rowley, Ervie Richardson, Mabel Russell, Frances y Ross, Anna Reynolds, Hattie Reynolds, Florence Robson, Hattie Smith, Zoe Sheldon, Louise Skinner, Nellie Simon, Rose