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

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Anything in Rubber Stamps at Sta1ker's 5--eelf.A5CLASS,O6 I.. I-I.s..seaeae ,Y OU have done wel! to complete your High School education. now if you supplement this schooling with a complete business or shorthand course at the Old Reliable L. B. U.. you will be well prepared for life's work. You should attend the L. B. U., K because it is the b e s t in every particular, and the best is always the cheapest in the end. L This sch-og is owned and operated by specialists, and its reputation for doing thorough work and assisting students in securing positions is second to none in the State. Our location and equip- ment is tirst-class, our methods and sys- tems are the same as are used by manv other leading business schools of the country. Our teachers have had years of experience in the best business colleges of the United States, and are recognized as being leaders in their respective lines, You take no chances, and do not put yourself up to be experimented upon. when you attend the L. B. U. Any graduate, or student above the eighth grade, who will cut this advertise- ment out and bring it to our otiice before August 15th will be given one month's tuition, by making a payment on their regular course. ln this way you can get seven months' tuition for the price of six. Time for student to begin will be extended to any time desired,so that the scholarship is taken out before Aug.15th. --- HOME OF THE L. E. U. Trial week free and catalog for the asking. Call, phone or write to the LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY BECK 81 WESSEL, PROPRIETORS W. F. SL'LLlY.-KX E. G. HAMI1-LIN CAPITAL OTTLING QRKS SULLIVAN X CO., Proprs. BOTTLERS OF N All Kinds of Soft Drinks Lansing Mineral Wfater JOBBERS or Fruit Syrups and Manilla Straws Bar and Soda VVater Glassware 403 WVASHINGTON AVENUE N. LANSING, MICH. EiAsGREENS BICYCLE REPAIRSHOP Second-hand XVhee1s Bought and Sold All Kinds of Repairing Done - Lawn Mowers Sharpeued SOLE AGENT FOR Century Thorn-Proof Tires GIVE Us A TRIAL H3 Michigan Avenue West Opposite Post Office Remember the Maine and Remember Our Advertisers

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Senior Hop The 6th annual senior hop was given january 19, at the Masonic temple by the Class of 1906. The hall was beautifully decorated with the class colors, orange and black, potted plants and greenery. The dim lights cast a mellow glow over the happy throng of dancers, and excellent music was rendered by Bakers full orchestra. Prof. and Mrs. N. B. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. E. XY. Roe and Mr. and Mrs. XY. C. French acted as patrons and the event was one of the greatest social successes of the year. The committee were Clifford Mcliibbin, Helen Armstrong, Pearl Palmer, Florence Reck, Arthur Holly and Robert Piatt. Senior Reception The Seniors gave their annual reception to the Faculty and Freshmen in the K. O. T. M. hall on the evening of October 6. The rooms were prettily decorated with palms and cut flowers. A new feature of the event was the invitation extended to the parents of the Freshmen which was re- sponded to by a large number, affording them a pleasant opportunity to meet the faculty. The reception began at 7:30, the committee and faculty receiving. Shadow pictures given by some of the Seniors added greatly to the interest of the evening. At Q o'clock after the reception proper, dancing began, while games were provided in the parlors and lasted until twelve. The committee: john Sanderson, chairmang Gertrude Longyear, Bessie Bailey, Frank Barlow, Robert Piatt.